Ambiance: it's a northern noodle place located in a shared plaza with ample parking spots, spacious inside, comfortable sofa seats Service: our sever is super friendly and patient with questions, provided useful suggestion Food: variety choices on their menu, specialized in handmade noodles Cold Noodle with Chili Oil - *** chewy flat noodles and light flavor, tasted better with extra vinegar and chili oil Three Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil - **** chewy wide noodles, topped with pork, potato, eggs and tomato, rich in flavors, recommend QiShan Style Noodle Soup - **** chewy thin noodles, sour and spicy broth, pork and vegetables, recommend Chinese Pork Hamburger - *** the bun wasn't very crispy, and pork could be juicer Price: generous portions and reasonable prices, expect $25~$30 per person for a fulfilling meal read more

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Noodle Art's Xi'An cuisine features biang biang noodles, rou jia mao (cumin lamb burgers), and pao mo (torn pita bread soup). Three Toppings Spicy Noodles: The bowl is so massive with so much going on inside. The wide, belt-like, biang biang noodles are expertly hand-pulled and they glisten in a spicy chili oil sauce. There are so many textures and flavors from its tender pork belly cubes, potato cubes, wood ear mushrooms, tofu, and tomato and eggs. The Zhajiangmian is good although you can get better bowls in the SGV. The noodles are thick and tender like their other hand-pulled noodles. The minced pork, cubed potatoes, and julienned cucumbers coat the noodles in a dark savory, and sweet sauce. Dining Area: The dining room is large with over a dozen tables. Parking: The long strip mall has a lot with many spots. read more

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The beef noodle soup here was some of the most delicious I've had in the SGV since coming back from Taiwan. I'd also never tried the beef pancake before, which was truly just a flavor bomb. Service was fast and our food came out quick. However, I will say that I can't be sure that the establishment is the cleanest. Although I absolutely loved the food, I'm hesitant to come back for this reason. read more

Noodle Art - Chinese Pork Hamburger - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

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Stopped here for dinner on a cold Thursday evening. I wished they list the prices for their cold dishes. After asking for the prices, here they are: Three vegetable items $7.99 Three meat items $9.99 Three items combo (meat & vegetables) $8.99 They serve them on a small plate. We ordered the three item combo cold dish (seaweed, chicken, pig ears) $8.99 Braised meat handmade noodle with preserved sauce $15.99 - 3/5. It was a bit bland for the taste and the handmade noodle was too thick and short. They could have made it longer and thinner. So it's more enjoyable to eat. Pita Bowl soaked in stir frying beef $13.99 3/5. Very oily and the soup/sauce turned into a paste if you don't eat it quick enough. Service was ok. They didn't serve any water until you ask for it. And it was a small tiny cup. We didn't bother to ask them for refills since it was only two people working in the front and a cook in the back. The place is somewhat clean but their soup spoons and bowls were dirty or stained to the point I was grossed out. I'm not sure if I'll go back again. read more

Noodle Art - Braised meat handmade noodle with preserved sauce - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

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This was an interesting experience. I never had Pita Bread Soaked in Lamb Soup before so I didn't know what to expect. There was A LOT of pita bread soaked in there so it lived up to the name but at one point the pita absorbed most of the water/soup so it became a THICK soup with lamb in it. Maybe I ate too slowly but it was alright. It tasted good, I'm happy I tried it but I wouldn't get it again. The cucumber salad was tasty though. While we were there, we heard them shout the order to the kitchen a handful of times. It's clearly a very popular dish and perhaps I need to give it another shot in the future. I didn't get the spicy version but maybe that's what I need to try! read more

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Noodle Art is in a kinda sketch plaza... But the no frills taste and good price makes up for it. They do noodles and carbs justice. The 肉夹馍 or burgers are traditional and it is just the bun + meat. $7.99 each. Personally preferred the pork (腊汁) one over beef (a bit drier, and tasted like smoked/cured beef). It is best enjoyed with another dish as the carb! Most noodle dishes were around $13.99, including the lamb noodle soup and stir fried cumin lamb noodles. Portions are good. I liked the stir fried hand pulled noodles more and it would be well complimented by some soup or veggie sides. The signature lamb noodle soup is solid and good for a rainy day (it is raining as of writing). However, it might not be the best lamb noodle soup in the sgv. The noodles did come out a bit soggy when served (不够劲道) and really wished the noodle soup could include a bit more of the toppings (like tofu, glass noodles, etc.) Service was okay and note that you can grab water yourself from the dispenser. read more

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We came here with a big group and I would come again. Every single dish we had was delicious and the portions were big and we were able to get so much for a very reasonable price. It's one of the best Chinese restaurants I've been to in recent times. Service was also good, I highly recommend! read more

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Food was ok I did like the noodles, they were out of the medium so I got the large wider noodles The female server wasn't really alert. My husband ordered the lamb soup and then after my food came she said the pita was out so he had to order something else than few minutes later she said the cook/chef came back with ingredients. Surprisingly portions are quite bigger than we thought. We were unable to finish so we took them to go. Ambiance for a Sunday lunch they were busy. Maybe I'd come back but with so many options in this area. Not sure. read more

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I saw Noodle Art had quite a few positive reviews on Yelp, and it was nearby, so I decided to go try it. The first time I went, it was closed for renovations, so I came back after it reopened. Noodle Art is a very small hole-in-the-wall restaurant, tucked away in a strip mall on Garvey and Garfield. It's easy to miss. The restaurant is small, air conditioning was not on, but there were fans. Service was ok, if you ask for something you will get it. I ended up ordering a rou jia mou or Chinese hamburger with beef. My wife got a big plate of spicy pork intestine noodles. The noodles were too spicy for me personally. I liked the rou jia mou, the bun was crispy, and the beef tasted like pastrami. Solid restaurant overall. read more

Noodle Art - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Quality/Quantity - Cold Noodle with Sesame Sauce - My favorite of the dishes. But I think I would have preferred the spicier version even more. I think this is an appetizer...? Chinese Pork Hamburger - My daughter's favorite but my least favorite. I make a pretty good pulled pork sandwich. They were nice enough to cut it into smaller pieces for us. Signature Dry Noodle - This was my favorite entree. Good and interesting flavors. Beautiful presentation. Again, I would probably have preferred a spicy version. Braised Eggplant with Beans - The eggplant was cooked perfectly. The beans were over cooked; I prefer my beans to have a slight crunch. But the flavors were good, a little too much oil for my taste, but good. Self service water - Really small cups; we had to go back a few times. Also available: ​​Side dish bar - Cool, but we knew we could not order any more food. Soup noodles, fried rice, etc. Known for: Local specialities, signature dishes, house specials and chef's specials; yes they have many choices, LOL. Atmosphere - Need a code to use the bathroom. Your bathroom needs attention. No paper towels or soap. Plus the sink was clogged. Lastly, you need to take your table mats OUT of the bathroom! See picture. Free two hour parking, but the mall was crazy busy. Glad we parked in the street. Good size parking lot, but not enough for all the businesses here. Open 7 days a week from 9:30am to 9pm. Service - Very accommodating. Thank you! My daughter prefers NOT to eat spicy foods, so they were willing to adjust their menu for us. Price - $47 + tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2021. read more

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What a find, I got this recommendation from Mikey Chen (strictly dumpling) not much to look at, just a larger hole in the wall but the service is so different from other Chinese places, their actually very nice. And helpful here lol. The dishes come out fast and super hot and fresh! We ordered: Biang biang noodles with the 3topping $13.99- so worth it. These are hand stretched hand made noodles so bouncy and perfect topped with Lu ro (minced braised pork belly) tomato egg cubed potato stew, I know weird but it's yummy and all topped off with hot spicy oil. So delicious Chinese Pork burger $7.99 so juicy and scrumptious very well stuffed and the bun is crispy would've rather had it on a soft bun bao, but I get the contrast wanting. Chinese spicy cumin beef/lamb hamburger $7.99 not spicy and is good but if you have to choose between the pork and this. Pork wins! Hot pepper chicken $15.99 wow this was piping hot crunchy crispy and moist all at once delicious a must! So yummy over rice but on the salty side so a little goes a long way. Cumin pork ribs $15.99 numbing spice pretty good watch out for tiny shards of bone, it is haphazardly chopped so tiny bones are present. A little on the dry side. Sweet and sour pork ribs $15.99 not what I was expecting doesn't look like the picture I thought it had a coating and deep fried first but no. The sauce is on the soy sauce side not the sweet and sour crispy red sauce I was expecting. Yes, this is on rotation on my list I will be back. I often crave this food. Have been back a few times already! read more

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If you're looking for authentic Xi'an noodles and comforting Chinese food, this is the place! The noodles are hand-pulled by the owner and chefs. I came here for dinner, and the restaurant was filled with customers craving food that tastes like home. I tried the "大盤雞" (Big Plate Braised Chicken with Handmade Noodle), and it was absolutely delicious--one of my favorite dishes from this place. The portion is huge--easily enough for 2-3 people to share. I recommend ordering it with extra noodles. My husband is a huge fan of their sweet and sour pork fillet. It's all meat--no unnecessary bell peppers or onions. The meat is incredibly crispy, and the sauce strikes a perfect balance between sweet and sour. It's one of the best versions we've had. If you're looking for something hot and sour, I recommend the QiShan-style noodle soup. The broth is tangy with numbing chili, and it's packed with pickled mustard greens, pork, chives, and other toppings. Absolutely delicious and satisfying! I'm looking forward to trying more items on the menu in the future. read more

Noodle Art - Big Plate Braised Chicken with Handmade Noodle, QiShan Style Noodle Soup, Sweet and Sour Pork - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Located in an old strip mall where ABC cafe is at the corner of Garvey and Garfield Ave. Plenty of parking in this strip mall. Service was mediocre, even for a Chinese restaurant. When we were trying to order, it seemed like the waiter was not listening. Long and behold, he would try to get the wrong cold dish item from what we were saying to him. Pay attention please!!! Minus another star because the waiter kept saying "you guys are ordering a lot." Like seriously? Why do you care? If we want to order a lot, that's on us. We're the paying customers. I feel it is so disrespectful and a huge turnoff for restaurant staff to tell customers that they order too much. I finally told him that we are ordering food to try here and to finish off as leftovers for the rest of the week, which finally shut him up. 1. Big Plate Chicken with Handpulled Noodles (3/5) The chicken was tender, sauce tasted mostly like curry and the thick hand-pulled noodles were nice on chewy QQ. I've had better versions of this elsewhere and in Queens in New York. There version was too thick in sauce and the sauce lacked "the addicting catch" that this dish typically has. 2. Stir Fried Beef with Celery (4/5) The beef was tender and had a good herbal flavor. Minus one star because the ratio of beef to celery was way off, with the celery trumping most of this dish. Overall flavor was good though. 3. Sweet and Sour Pork Ribs (3.5/5) I did not try this, but my brother said it was pretty good. The pork was tender and seemed fresh. The sauce is your typical sweet and sour sauce, but he felt it was a bit too watery. 4. Stir Fried Shredded Potatoes with Vinegar Sauce (4.5/5) The potatoes were shredded nicely and the vinegar sauce was spot on; not too sour. 5. Chinese Pork Hamburger (3/5) The pork was marinated well in sauce, but the overall flavor was lacking. Again, I think their sauce base needs a bit of work. It doesn't give you that dopamine hit of wanting more, which I guess could be good if you do not want to overeat, but it is sad for restaurant quality food to be this way. The bun also was not very crispy and did not have a fragrant dough taste to it. You're better off eating this at Xian Biang Biang on Valley Blvd. 6. Cold Dish with Cucumber salad, shredded tofu salad and pig ear (3/5) Not bad, but not the best. Their cucumber was fresh and had the crunch, but the garlic sauce was underwhelming. The shredded tofu salad was good, but they were skimpy on it. Pig ear per my mom was "just ok, good texture, but flavor is so-so." My mom was really disappointed with this place. She wanted to rush home to brush her teeth as she felt the food here had a lot of starch, which coated her teeth and made it unbearable. I did not have this sensation, but I did feel the overwhelming majority of their dishes were lacking in flavor and did not have that authentic Xian flavor. read more

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When people who hail from ShaanXi 陕西 crave something from their hometown, this is one of the restaurants they go to. Where is ShaanXi you say? Well the short answer is its home to the Terra Cotta Warriors. The "Chinese hamburger" and cold noodles in chili oil 凉皮 are two dishes from this area. read more

Solid choice is you're looking for authentic noodles and not your average Chinese restaurant. The food was very good and flavorful, I recommend the lamb beef hamburger, big plate chicken enough to feed 3-4 and the peppers. Prices were very reasonable! read more

Noodle Art - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Needed broth to recover from night of drinking, wife recommended this place. Everyone in there seemed to be Chinese and I found that as a good sign for authentic food. Service was good, they were very quiet but friendly. With ambiance of mom and pop shop, we got comfortable right away. I got lamb soup, 4/5, (which did cure me from hangover), wife got the cold noodles, 4/5, and we shared the pork burger, 5/5. Reasonably priced and flavorful dishes, 10/10 would recommend. read more

Noodle Art - Lamb soup, cold noodles, pork burger. GET PORK BURGER. - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Hole in the wall type experience, great customer service and vibes; spacious and clean. Ordered the house noodles -- so many ingredients from hand-pulled noodles, chili oil (spicy af so mild next time for me lol), potatoes, pork bits, tomatoes and eggs, green onion, and more. Also got the cold dish noodles -- very chewy and I love how it cools down the spice lol love the pickled cucumbers and bouncy texture of the noodles. Lastly, the pork pulled sandwich -- good on its own but even better when dipped in the noodle dish sauces LOL xian food is so spicy and mala numbing but sooo good read more

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Came here on a Tuesday night for some early dinner and were quickly seated. There were about 3 four-top seated booths and about 7 or so tables inside the actual establishment. The food came out rather quickly, and the flavors were very palpable. Nice place for a quick bite. read more

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I went for the $7 cold noodle with sesame sauce, but it was so so good that i came back the next day to try something else. And it looks like i'll be coming back again tomorrow. The cold noodle is so good it somewhat cured my longing for Taipei's cold noodle. To make it even better, they accept credit card! There's a minimum charge of $10, but not only it is reasonable, they are flexible enough to just add a small charge when your order is below $10. read more

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I had a very positive experience at this restaurant. The dishes we ordered were all delicious - I was especially a fan of the Braised Eggplant with Garlic Sauce and Stir Fried Hand Made Noodle with Cumin Pork. Service was about what I expected - friendly, but you need to be proactive in getting their attention if you need anything after ordering. Customers can obtain bottled beverages themselves from a refrigerator in the dining area - take what you wish, and the restaurant will bill you for it at the conclusion of your meal. The customer seating was comfortable. Plenty of parking spaces were available out front. I will definitely be returning here. read more

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Lamb pita bread soup and 3-flavor spicy noodle (not spicy at all, probably mild to most people). $35 with tax and tip. I go to Noodle Art whenever I crave Northern Chinese comfort food. Friendly and attentive staff. Easy parking. read more

Noodle Art - Pita Bread Soaked in Lamb Soup 3 Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

I feel blessed to live in the SGV because I get to eat at places like this. The second you walk into the place, you're just hit with the delicious smells of aromatic spices. I knew instantly that this food would have flavor. There's no AC and only fans, it really imparts the feel of a noodle shop in Asia. I've had the braised beef noodle soup, the cumin lamb burger, cucumber salad, the three toppings noodle and the cold noodles with chili oil. There's definitely some heat in the noodles, but so so so delicious. I've been here twice already, but I plan to visit more often because there's still so much I want to try. Everything was good. Everything. And best of all, the noodles are HAND-MADE. The noodles are so perfectly thick and chewy. It's a perfect QQ texture. Parking is easy. Me and my friend cooled off after with Tenren's on the next block. read more

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An amazing local place. Highly recommend the "Chinese burger" and three topping noodle. Very authentic food, and the staff have always been kind. I once left my work badge there and called back, they made efforts to overcome the language barrier and confirm they kept it for me! The food is so good, I tell all my friends to go, and even took one there for her birthday. My friends take their families there afterwards. They sell a house made chili oil which my boyfriend is addicted to and now I supply him with it bimonthly. It's not a fancy place, but the homey vibe and food are superb. read more

New noodle restaurant in Monterey Park. Ordered to go. Noodle was chewy. Cumin beef noodle had lots flavor and noodle was perfect. But it was extremely oily. Loved the spicy intestine noodle soup. I didn't think it was spicy but it was delicious with lots of intestines. Bf enjoyed the lamb soup. Big portions. Went back again. Tried their lunch dishes instead of noodle this time. Everything was great. Super flavorful and delicious But they were very very very oily. I'll try asking them if they could use less oil next time. read more

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Finally tried this place after having it in my bookmarks for almost a year I got the 3 topping spicy noodle with pepper oil. They'll ask if you want it spicy or mild, but don't be scared to get it spicy because it's not that bad compared to other Chinese places. It was my first time having anything like this where you get hand pulled noodles, spice, pork belly and egg/tomato all in one! I wished there were more tomatoes and mala/numbing spice but that's a personal preference. As for portion size, this dish was very filling--like make me full for 2 meals type of filling. Ambiance: I got to go so I'm not too sure about ambiance but it seems like a more casual and quick bite type of place rather than a date spot Parking: lot with spots but hectic & lots of cars during meal times read more

Noodle Art - Three 3 Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Was looking for a place for noodles and I found it . Good find . It's a little spot but they have a real good food and great service. I hot lucky on this one read more

Noodle Art - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

I wasn't sure what to think of a place that served a lot of mala chilis. I'm not a fan of mala but since we had kids, they tempered it down, the level was good but not overwhelming. We got the tomato egg ( there's also tomato egg soup if you prefer) side dishes you can get at the mini display which includes tofu noodles, pickled cucumbers, spicy pig ears, seaweed, etc. My kids liked the pig ears, cucumber and tofu. We also got stir fried string beans, lamb, beef soup, mapo tofu and extra orders of rice. Everything was delicious and portions were generous. The staff was also really nice. Only gripe is the parking lot. It's horribly maintained, jagged and I felt like I was in China traffic. Looks like there's a protest that day too. read more

Noodle Art - Mapo tofu, noodles and tomato egg, extra rice - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

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I had a perfectly lovely time here and the server was quite nice. We ordered the spicy cumin lamb sandwich, the spicy noodle with 3 toppings, and the braised eggplant. The sandwich was just okay, the bread was a little stale as a vibe. The "spicy" hand pulled 3 topping noodles were zero spicy which was kind of surprising because the waiter asked if we wanted them standard spicy or a lower level and we asked for standard which came with a warning. Though the noodles themselves were nice, I wasn't crazy about the tomato and scrambled eggs aspect of it and I didn't really feel like the sauce clung to the noodles. The eggplant was great! A very generous portion though slightly greasy but totally tasty. All in all I wanted to love Noodle Art more than I did (I've been wanting to go for years) but there was nothing super out of the ordinary about my meal. read more

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Was gonna have a quick lunch at Mama Lu but I'm honestly not its biggest fan, so I did a quick Yelp search and found this place that is across the plaza and has a higher Yelp rating. I can't remember having anything worse in the past few years. Ordered a couple of noodle dishes and the bowl in my pic here shows how much I managed to finish before giving up. The noodles' texture is a far cry from good knife-cut noodles and it's just very doughy. The cumin beef fried noodles were bland but still better than any of the soup noodles. I don't think I'd eat any of the noodle dishes I ordered today even if they're free. read more

Noodle Art - Braised beef noodle - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Originally planned for a diff restaurant across the street but the line/wait was way too long. So instead, we came here and really glad we did! For 5, we did family style & ordered: - 2x 3 Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil: 4/5 - both the non spicy & spicy were really good, I enjoyed all of the toppings and it complemented the entire dish very well - Stir Fried Handmade Noodle with Cumin Beef: 4/5 - the noodles were cooked al dente, really liked that it was stir fried with chunky pieces of white onion, cabbage, green onion, and beef, however, I'm not a huge fan of the cumin seasoning - Sweet and Sour Pork: 5/5 - surprisingly really good, it may look extra saucy but it was just enough, plus each piece of pork was tender and fried with the right amount of crunch, yum - highly recommend this dish! Doesn't seem like much from the restaurant front esp in this plaza but def a hole in the wall, mom and pop shop that should be visited. Plus there's a huge parking lot with tons of free parking. read more

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The homemade pan noodle with cumin and just a little spicy is amazing!! 5 stars just for that dish alone. The soup with tofu and tendon my friend had was also delicious. As authentic as back home in China can be and no frills atmosphere is just fine! Bid enough portions to bring half home for dinner... or breakfast, whatever is the case. Just go! read more

I will never say no to noodles, especially the fresh made, hand-pulled kind! When my good friend said she was craving noodles and suggested this place, of course I was down to check it out. Can't believe I didn't even know this place existed, but lo and behold, they only opened nearly a year ago! It was a disgustingly hot day and normally I would get noodles with soup, but we both agreed on the dry noodles instead. We sat at the table right by the door too, but sadly there was no breeze in the SGV that Saturday afternoon. Water is self-served, but they use really small cups. Three Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil ($13.99) - Wow, wow, WOW. No doubt we had to go with their signature dry noodle as it included tomatoes with egg, cubed potatoes and carrots, seasoned ground pork, dried chili pepper flakes, minced garlic, and minimally garnished with green onions. This came in such a large bowl and ladle, so it was easy to mix well altogether before digging in. The belt-like noodles had a wonderful chewy texture. I'm trying not to drool while typing this... but holy it was such a delightful flavor explosion. Chinese Spicy Beef Cumin Hamburger ($7.99) - my friend LOVED this and it was indeed super tasty. Definitely spicier than I expected because of the jalapenos, but it was a good kick. We got beef that was sauteed with onions, jalapenos, chili sauce and sandwiched between the crispy Chinese-style bun discs. My friend kept raving about it. Get your napkins ready because this was a messy and oily burger. Mix Vegetables Salad ($3.50) - I made sure to order a couple of these cold dishes because it really helped with the spice. Celery, dried bean curd, carrots, peanuts, wood ear mushroom, and dried red chili pepper. Shredded Potato Salad ($3.50) - simple but delicious side of thinly shredded potato with a few shredded carrots and dried red chili peppers for color and kick. This is a great go-to side dish if you know you're ordering spicy entrees. The potatoes really temper the heat! The service was pretty good especially if you can get their attention. Our waiter was friendly and accommodating. Sorry, I am not confidant in my Mandarin to have responded in kind! We had actually ordered the Sliced Beef and Ox in Chili Sauce too, but they forgot about it which worked out fine because we were both perfectly satisfied with the amount of food we had at that point. We had to ask them to remove the item from the check though. There's one uni-sex restroom in the back. Plenty of seating and abundant parking spaces as Noodle Art is nestled in a strip mall with many other local businesses. Come check out this fairly new noodle shop that hails from Xi'an, China. I am already thinking of when I can go back to get my chopsticks in another bowl of those hand-pulled belt noodles. TL;DR get the signature dry noodles, any of the hamburgers and a few of the cold dishes. Our bill came out to about $32 including taxes. Very affordable prices for delicious Chinese cuisine boasting complex, fragrantly spiced flavors. read more

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One of my favorite local gems. Very casual Xi A restaurant. Typically once you go inside, you just sit where ever you want, then they will bring a menu to you. They will come back to take your order, then you can either ask for check or just walk up to the register to pay. (Very casual) They hand pull their noodles, so it's super chewy. The bean curd cold dish is perfectly seasoned, light, and delicious. Their noodle soup is hearty, rich, and filled with veggies. read more

Noodle Art - Home-Style Bean Curb Tofu - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

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Came here after seeing it on YouTube channel Fung Brothers. Really good, wide selection of noodles. 1. Has wide, medium, and thin noodle thickness 2. All portions are huge + lots of protein 3. Huge range of flavors from high-level spicy to sour etc. Overall good price too. 10/10 recommend read more

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Amazing, affordable food! Came by on a weekday for lunch and the restaurant was packed with quite a diverse pool of people. I tried their three toppings spicy hand pulled noodles and it was so flavorful and delicious, while also being quite unique. I've never had a dish flavored the way they had it. Service was excellent and the restaurant is located in a strip mall with plenty of parking. Most of the menu explanations are in only Chinese but they have plenty of pictures of their dishes. Only downside was that the noodles might have been a bit overcooked. Coupled with the toppings being liquidy, my noodles were a bit mushy and soft. Otherwise, I'll be looking forward to trying more from here! read more

Perfectly qq hand pulled noodles! I love me some wide chewy noodles and this place knows how it's done. This dish was spicy and savory and the meat and veggies were so tender. Water is self service and it's quite popular. Would recommend ‍ read more

Noodle Art - 2 Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Heard about this place through a "Noodle Tour" YouTube video with Mark Wiens. Though a relatively new restaurant here in Los Angeles, I believe the chef/owner operates a couple other restaurants under a similar (same?) concept based in Xi'an, China. Famous for their noodles, I was quite excited to check this place out. Located in Monterey Park, there's definitely no shortage of good Chinese food in the area. Still, this one definitely stands out. I'd say Noodle Art is one of the best Chinese noodle restaurants in the Greater Los Angeles Area. If looking for a new spot to try, this is an excellent option. I cannot wait to come back. read more

Noodle Art - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

Order 凉皮Liangpi takeout today and found a big dead fly, was super excited to finally have my hometown food fix, this is very disappointing. We also order 肉夹馍Roujiamo, have to throw that one out now as well. read more

Noodle Art - 凉皮 - Noodles Near Me - Monterey Park, California

LOVED EVERYTHING! We stopped here for dinner, on recommendation from a friend. Absolutely blown away by the flavors, portion sizes, and quality of service. We ordered 3 different noodle dishes and absolutely devoured all of it. The server was so nice to walk us through the menu since it was our first time and gave us extra care in making sure we were happy with our meal. This place definitely gets busy though but I can completely see why. Their flavors are just unmatched and the noodle texture is amazing. The parking situation is a lot since its located within a shopping center but can be tricky especially when it's busy. I would definitely come here again!! read more

Noodle Art has reliably good noodles, though beware that popular dishes may be sold out by dinner time! We especially like the Liang Pi cold noodles (you can choose your level of spiciness). The JaJiangMian is good too. As it the Chinese hamburger (have only tried pork; want to try spicy lamb next time). All their noodles also come in ginormous bowls. read more