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Noodle Art

4.4 (145 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Three toppings spicy handmade noodle
Haolun L.

Second visit and absolutely the best Chinese noodle place in the neighborhood! Chinese hamburger is a banger. So juicy and flavorful. The owner is a sweet Chinese auntie, greeting us with many smiles !

Three Toppings 3-Spicy $16.99 -- Handmade FAT Noodle w/ Pepper Oil (Three Meats): Braised Pork Belly, Short Ribs, Beef Brisket
Lily W.

¥¥¥ 2026 review #4 ¥¥¥ After a fun afternoon at the Grove, we were on the hunt for some good eats. The Farmers Market has TONS of options but walking by Noodle Art, we caught some fresh noodle pulling and tossed right into the pot in the back and ***HAD*** to try the fresh noodles made on-the-spot. Trust me, the wait is worth it + the line moves pretty fast thanks to the amazing Angela at the counter taking orders and announcing your number as soon as your bowls of goodness are ready for pickup. I had to get their top seller Three Toppings Fat Noodles and since I'm trying to increase my proteins servings -- I chose braised pork belly, short ribs and brisket. I also got to try hub's stir-fried Shrimp handmade skinny noodle in cumin sauce -- their #2 on Top 6 best sellers and it didn't disappoint! Sooooo tasty, I may or may not have had more than a few chopsticks bites... LOL the perk of food sharing ;-) The Cumin Beef hamburger was interesting to try. I've had scallion pancake bun filled versions before, so the plain "muffin bun" was nicely toasted tho I'm partial to scallion pancake buns. Love how bouncy and chewy the fresh handmade noodles are at Noodle Art! Definitely have to come back to try more noodles on the menu. SYOY! ^_^

Ivy Z.

I finally got to try Noodle Art at the Original Farmers Market. We ordered three of their Chef's Top 6 dishes. My favorite was the Three Toppings Spicy Handmade Noodles with Pepper Oil. The noodles had the perfect chewy texture, and the pepper oil added just the right amount of heat without being overpowering. The Braised Beef Noodle Soup was rich and comforting, with tender beef that made it perfect for a hearty meal. We also ordered the Chinese hamburger, and I highly recommend adding one to your order. It's so juicy and packed with flavors! I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

Fried rice vegetable eggs and chicken
Christine B.

Noodle Art Xi'an Cuisine is a fantastic new addition to the Original Farmers Market! If you're a fan of fresh, handmade noodles, this spot is definitely worth checking out. They offer a wide variety of noodle dishes, and we loved that many of their menu items are marked as the Chef's Top 6 Choices, making it easy to decide what to order. We tried a mix of both dry and soup noodles, along with a few rice dishes. Our favorites included the Braised Beef Noodle Soup, which had a rich, flavorful broth, tender beef, and perfectly chewy handmade noodles. The Braised Beef Brisket Stew was another comforting dish packed with flavor, while the Stir-Fried Noodles had a delicious wok aroma and great texture. Both fried rice dishes were well-seasoned, generously portioned, and satisfying. One item that pleasantly surprised us was the Pork Hamburger. The freshly baked bun paired perfectly with the juicy, savory pork filling, making it a simple yet incredibly tasty snack or side to complement the meal. Service was friendly, and the food came out quickly. Whether you're craving a comforting bowl of noodle soup or flavorful stir-fried noodles, Noodle Art Xi'an Cuisine is a great place to stop while exploring the Original Farmers Market. We'll definitely be back to try more of their Chef's favorites!

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Vy D.

The only Asian spot in the market that satisfy my cravings. I had: 1. Stir fried beef handmade noodle in cumin sauce 2. Fried rice vegetables egg with shrimp

Allison S.

I was looking for a hand pulled noodle place in the area and stumbled upon this shop in the market. I didn't know it existed so it was nice to walk around. I wish they had more flexibility in selecting the noodle type. We ordered the braised beef noodle soup and the cumin lamb chow mein. The noodle soup had a LOT of chopped potatoes in it. Some were okay but as you get to the bottom it becomes overwhelming. The hand pulled noodles were on the thin side. I wished it was a touch thicker to give it that chewy bouncy taste. The broth itself was a bit too light, I wish it had more umami flavor. Adding the hot chili oil helped a little. The chow mein had good salt and flavor. There wasn't much lamb though. It was very tiny and wasn't able to have it with every bite or every other bite even. As for the burger, the bread was really dry and too flakey. It didn't have the bounce either. It almost tasted like a large saltine cracker. The meat didn't have much flavor. I had to pour the chili oil or dip it in the chow mein oil. I would not recommend the burger. The food does come out pretty quickly though!

Be very careful not to be scammed by him. Their photos look amazing, like instant noodles, but when you order, you find they're using chicken instead of beef. The taste is terrible, and after eating, your teeth hurt, and your mouth feels uncomfortable. Some of the meat texture is hard to describe; it might be white fatty nodules from the neck area of ​​the pork. In short, don't be fooled by their beautiful pictures! They advertised $13.99 a bowl of noodles in large print, then added the price in extremely small print, and the actual product looked vastly different from the photos... Suspected of dishonest business practices Be very careful not to be scammed by him. Their photos look amazing, like instant noodles, but when you order, you find they're using chicken instead of beef. The taste is terrible, and after eating, your teeth hurt, and your mouth feels uncomfortable. Some of the meat texture is hard to describe; it might be white fatty nodules from the neck area of ​​the pork.

Louie V.

This spot is tucked away on the far end of the Grove Farmers Market, and it's definitely worth checking out. I've tried their stew, and it's really good, but my go-to is the cumin beef noodles. What makes this dish stand out is the cumin. It's not overpowering or overly heavy--the seasoning is just right. You can really taste the cumin without it taking over the dish. Combined with the bok choy and all the perfectly sautéed vegetables, the flavors work incredibly well together. Everything tastes fresh, flavorful, and well-balanced. Another plus is that they don't take long to get your food out. Definitely a spot I'd recommend if you're at the farmers market and looking for something flavorful and satisfying!

Chicken noodle soup
May N.

It's the #4 I ordered. Very good. Lots of flavor. This place is inside the Farmer's Market. I had to get a directory to find the place. I had no idea how big the Farmer's Market is. I recommend this place if you like Chinese Noodle soup.

Natalia C.

Noodle Art might be one of the best affordable food finds inside Farmers Market LA right now. I tried both Chinese burgers (the pork and the cumin beef), the braised beef noodle soup, and the stir-fried handmade noodles in cumin sauce, everything was packed with flavor and tasted freshly made. The handmade noodles were chewy in the best way, and the cumin flavors were SO good without being overwhelming. The Chinese burgers were also a surprise favorite. Super flavorful, juicy, and honestly a great deal for the price. What really stood out to me is how affordable this place is compared to a lot of spots around The Grove/Farmers Market area. You can get a filling meal here without spending a fortune. Definitely recommend trying: * Chinese Burger * Braised Beef Soup * Handmade Xi'an noodles If you like spicy food, handmade noodles, or hidden gems in LA, this spot is worth checking out.

Noodle Art Cumin Burger
Kristopher C.

Noodle Art has jumped to the top of my favorite noodle spots in Mid- to West-LA, not so much for their hand stretched and cut noodles (which are excellent and authentic on this side of the San Gabriel Valley), but for their Chinese Burger! They offer 5 spice levels and 2 was perfect level of heat for my taste, with sliced jalapeños. I tried the cumin beef because it was all that was available at the moment I visited but am curious to try their pork version. The stand is in the middle of the bustling market so the dining experience is noisy and a bit chaotic but I will definitely be back to try more.

4.Braised Beef Stew Brisket Noodle Soup
Justin A.

Nothing like a good bowl of noodles before catching a movie. Noodle Art is located inside the Grove Farmers Market and serves authentic Chinese noodle dishes that hit the spot. We ordered the braised pork belly bowl and the braised beef noodle soup, and both were very flavorful and comforting. It tasted very authentic. If anything, I wish I had gone with a spicier option, but that's on me. Prices felt reasonable for the portion and quality. This is the kind of place that would hit even harder on a cold night. Definitely a solid pre-movie meal and one I'd come back to when the noodle craving strikes.

Lori L.

I'm happy to find an authentic noodle place in LA so I don't need to drive to the San Gabriel valley. The thick noodles were doughy and tasty. The clear lamb soup soup was satisfying. The braised beef noodle soup had tender beef and the stir fried lamb noodle in cumin sauce was flavorful. The fried rice with shrimp was fragrant. The qishan style noodles had pork belly and hard to find in LA. They also serve roujiamo, a Chinese hamburger. It is inside the farmers market. The food came out fast. There's plenty of seating around. They give 90 minutes validation for free parking.

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Reviews are largely positive. Many highlight the handmade chewy noodles, bold, authentic flavors, generous portions, and friendly and efficient staff.

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I ordered spice level one of five or whatever they offer and it was very spicy so be careful. Everything was delicious.

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Pho Saigon Pearl

4.0(1.3k reviews)
0.4 mi•Beverly Grove
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STEPH JUDGEMENT: Cute atmosphere, with great lunch specials…read more The hubby and I were looking for a good lunch spot in the area and Vietnamese sounded really good. The space was very cute, with great light from the windows and fun personal photos and memorabilia. We were pleasantly surprised by their $20 lunch specials and decided to take advantage. You get three items, one from each category: starters, half size pho, and beverage. I got the spring rolls, veg pho and iced coffee; the hubby got the half veg banh mi, veg pho, and a coke. The food was good and the portions were more than enough. We actually ended up taking some of the starters home. A very good value and friendly service. Lastly, gotta give it up for their shirt with the OutKast reference. Peace out.

A couple of years taking care of myself and I'm finally able to have foods with higher purine…read morenumbers. It was pay day so I visited an old regular spot across the street from work. I used to regularly pick up the Iced Thai Coffee during my breaks at work and the street style fried rice when I left work late but today I wanted to go slow with some Beef Meatball Pho. I haven't sat down here in a while so the menu's seen some changes. A few of the drinks I used to get don't appear anymore but the popular Iced Thai Coffee and Thai Tea were still there. Though coming in, the guy behind the counter asked me not to sit on my regular spot, almost got my order wrong and asked how the food was before I started eating. It really harshed my vibe of the place. The bowls of pho now use red onions instead of white. They taste a bit more biting than before with a lingering aftertaste. Staff say the changes were made a few months ago and it definitely gave the soup more impact. Though the Strawberry Limeade wasn't a very good pairing. The meatballs are cut and portioned differently as well. Though not too different as to how they were before, the ingredient looks ready to be had in other dishes like a Bahn Mi. Overall different to how I used to have it. I'd had considered a dessert but the same wait staff presented me with my bill before I could consider. Overall an odd dining experience where I felt rushed and a little unwelcome. Though it's always good to see familiar faces among the staff.

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Seoulmates

4.5(309 reviews)
0.6 mi•Beverly Grove
•$$

What a hidden gem! My husband spotted this on in kind so we decided to try it. The cook/server was…read moresuper nice and helpful and a total hustler! Our food was awesome. The bibimbap was sooo delicious and the rice crisped nicely. The bulgogi was super flavorful and served with a super spicy sauce. The grilled cheese was absolutely delicious. Comfort food for sure. Served with spicy mayo sauce. We also had fries which were great and super crispy. The spot is tiny with a table outside or counter seating inside or out, seems like they do a ton of takeout too. Would absolutely recommend.

Located on 3rd Street, so you already know parking can be a bit of a challenge. That said, when I…read morewent around 8 p.m. on a Thursday, I found a public parking lot across the street on Flores Street for $10. Not bad for the area! As others have mentioned, this is a tiny restaurant. There are a handful of bar-style seats inside, a small bar-height table outside, and one picnic-style table. If you are coming with a bigger group, I would definitely recommend takeout. On a hot summer evening, though, sitting outside was nice for some casual dining and people-watching. Honestly, the service is what really earned this place its fourth star. The staff was super helpful, friendly, and welcoming without being over-the-top. Always appreciate that. Now, onto the food. We ordered the Korean fried chicken tacos, Bulghoagie, and loaded fries. I split everything with a friend, and we still had leftovers to take home. The portions are generous, and they definitely don't skimp on the meat. Everything was really well done. As someone who loves Korean food, it is great to see a Korean-inspired fusion concept come together well. The flavors worked, the portions were satisfying, and the whole meal hit the spot. Even better, everything came to about $30 total--not bad at all for two people, especially considering I had leftovers. All in all, I would happily come back if I'm in the area. Just keep the small space and parking situation in mind, and come hungry!

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Robata JINYA - 3rd St. - Bara chirashi

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4.1(1.5k reviews)
0.3 mi•Beverly Grove
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I was shopping at The Grove and decided to come here for dinner. The spot isn't too big, so it has…read morea nice intimate vibe, plus they have a cute outdoor seating area. Definitely a good spot for a date night. I was craving some yakitori, so we ordered a bunch of different ones including Negima, Gizzard, Tsukune, Wings, Chicken Thigh, Liver, Hearts, and Cartilage. All the yakitori was cooked to order and everything came out really good. We also had the Hokkaido Scallops & Sweet Shrimp Crudo, which was delicious. For sushi, I ordered some nigiri including Scallop, Salmon Belly, Bluefin Toro, and Kanpachi, plus the King Tuna Roll. I have to say everything tasted pretty good. I honestly came in thinking it was going to be just okay, but I was pleasantly surprised and ended up really enjoying everything we ordered. Overall, the food was good and the atmosphere was nice and intimate. I'd definitely come back, especially for the yakitori. Great little spot for a date night if you're around The Grove.

Interesting experience to say the least…read more Came on a Saturday night off the whim and was seated right away. There's indoor and outdoor. Outdoor consists of the sidewalk & a sectioned off patio section. I liked the dark ambiance, it felt very romantic. The lighting was very intimate. A waitress came, got our drink orders and we ordered the duck breast as an appetizer. We got our drinks, which the tall glass is very misleading as I felt like I barely sipped anything and it was GONE, lol. I ordered the watermelon drink and it was tasty, I just wanted watermelon water anyways. It came with a watermelon slice which was nice. After the drinks we were WAITING idk how long until a different waitress came and took our order ?? We put in our entree, received them & never got our appetizer. We were waiting a long time for someone else to come by. I ordered the seared kanpachi jalapeño roll, which 10/10!! it was flavorful, had the spice & felt fresh. I didn't have to add anything like soy sauce to it. I just eat all my sushi with ginger and it paired great with it. Finally someone showed up & we said we ordered a duck breast appetizer with the first waitress, which was never put in. So the second waitress went ahead and put it in. The duck breast has an interesting texture. I can't explain it. I did not like the texture. The flavor was fine but the texture really threw me off personally. Kind of reminded me of pâté cat food, it felt like how paté cat food looks if that makes sense. Texture wise. Overall, service was trash. The waitresses were both unfriendly, but I guess that's just LA customer service nowadays. We waited forever. Spent more time waiting rather than eating. Valet or street metered parking. Restrooms in the back, 2 single unisex stalls.

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The Night We Met

4.3(314 reviews)
1.2 mi•Mid-Wilshire
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The Night We Met is definitely one of those places where the ambiance alone makes you want to come…read moreback! From the moment you walk in, the attention to detail is incredible. The ceiling is covered in hundreds of beautifully designed lanterns, paired with dope wall carvings, dark wood, and warm lighting that give the entire space such an intimate feel. It's moody, romantic, and honestly just a beautifully designed restaurant. Now onto the food! I ordered the Panang curry with roti, crispy tuna rice, and an Old Fashioned. The curry was rich, creamy, and paired perfectly with the flaky roti. A BIT spicy too. The crispy tuna rice was another favorite, with a nice balance of textures and flavor great starter. Overall, between the beautiful interior, great food, and intimate atmosphere, The Night We Met is a solid spot in the heart of LA.

We came here this past weekend to celebrate a friend's birthday, and unfortunately, the experience…read morewas very underwhelming. The service was lacking from the start, as our server Britney barely checked on us throughout our visit. We had to ask for water and wait 20 minutes just to place our order. The food was equally disappointing. Most of our group ordered the garlic noodles with chicken, and several of us could barely eat them. They tasted reheated and lacked the freshness and quality we expected. The only saving grace was the cocktail I ordered, which was absolutely delicious! Unfortunately, one good drink wasn't enough to make up for the overall experience. It's disappointing because we came together to celebrate a special occasion, but instead, we left feeling annoyed and hangryyy. I'm a server myself so I genuinely give SOOO much grace when I'm going out to restaurants but this service was just plain neglectful and rude!l especially because we're celebrating a birthday! I'd consider coming back for drinks, but based on this experience, I wouldn't return for the food or service.

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Bao Dim Sum House

4.0(3.7k reviews)
0.6 mi•Beverly Grove
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Just 5 minutes from The Grove, this spot on Beverly Blvd is amazing for their insane lunch deals…read moreand traditional dim sum. All their weekday lunch specials come with hot & sour soup and an egg roll. I had to get their signature spicy orange chicken which is tangy and perfectly crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. It's seriously such a great deal with the amount they give you. Even their dim sum items are discounted during lunch too so I got all my favorites like shumai, radish cakes, green onion pancakes, string beans, and even the rainbow xiaolongbao sampler which is basically Russian roulette for you to guess the flavor of each. But the real sleeper on the menu are the sweet & spicy corn ribs. Love the nod to the Asian taste profile, and it's sooo satisfying to eat! Thanks for reading! ^-^

I stopped by for happy hour with a small group and I've been wanting to check this spot out for a…read morewhile so I have to say I was a bit disappointed. They have a decent happy hour menu, with lots of food and drink options. We came just for the food which was mostly just bland. The cucumber salad was refreshing and good, the spicy chicken wonton tasted flavorless like spicy was the only flavor we all had one bite and couldn't finish. My favorite thing we had was the egg rolls which were pretty basic but good. The hot and sour soup didn't have much flavor to it either? The broth felt a bit bland to me. We ordered a lot of little bites off the happy hour menu, and saw the food tables around us ordered and it looked a LOT better so maybe there's not as much effort for happy hour food? But not sure I'd come back to try the rest. Was also slightly disappointed with the service. Despite it being pretty empty the service was slow. They were slow to refill our drinks and I saw tables get sat and get drinks before our coke was refilled and we were ignored a few times.

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