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Noodle Stars

4.4 (288 reviews)
ModerateIndonesian, Noodles
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Vivian A.

COVID-19: Social distancing is not enforced at this establishment. None of the staff wears a mask. All customers are not expected to wear a mask. It's optional now. The staff also wears gloves when handling food. There are some hand sanitizers available for customers to use. This place is available for take outs and has some indoor seating available with limited capacity. They are sanitizing / cleaning in between customers. I mention these things in my reviews for the sake of protecting immunocompromised people like the elderly and people sick with cancer and other illnesses. COVID-19 Vaccination Proof: This establishment currently does not require proof of vaccination. While I was grabbing my food from this establishment, I asked if they had any special offers and they weren't offering any at the moment. They currently don't have happy hour. They also do not allow pets in their establishment UNLESS it's a service animal. Parking: The parking lot for this establishment is pretty big since they share a parking lot with many other establishments. The parking spot sizes vary depending on where you park. There shouldn't be any issues finding a spot. Food: I ordered an Indonesian fried rice and pork satay skewers with rice. The Indonesian fried rice was really delicious. The Indonesian fried rice had some greens, eggs, garlic, dried shallots, dried onions, raw onions, green onion, chicken, and meatball. All cooked to perfection. There were a good amount of chicken and meatballs in the dish. Both were soft, juicy, tender, and full of flavors. I love that the hot rice was slightly crunchy. It reminded me of eating rice from a hot stone bowl. For the pork satay skewers, I was lowkey disappointed that they didn't have lamb this time. I originally ordered lamb satay skewers, but they told me they didn't have it so they asked me to order a different satay skewer. I opted for pork satay skewers. This dish normally comes with rice cakes, but I'm not a fan of the texture of rice cakes, so I asked them to give me plain white rice instead. They happily obliged and gave me a bowl of white hot and steaming white rice along with 5 pork satay skewers. The marinade for the pork satay skewers had hints of garlic, lemon, honey, sweet soy sauce, and peanut sauce. An extremely delicious marinade for the pork satay skewers. The grilled pork itself was very aromatic, tender, juicy, and flavorful. So incredibly umami! A good portion for the price point for both dishes. I do agree with other Yelpers that I felt extremely thirsty after eating both dishes. Perhaps they need to tone it down a bit on the MSG. Staff: The staff here are very friendly, happy, welcoming, and helpful. They accept both cash and credit cards. There is no credit card minimum. Also, right when you walk into the restaurant, there is a very cute and small market. You can get some delicious Indonesian snacks and other things while you wait for your food. I highly recommend coming here and giving this lovely mom and pop Indonesian restaurant a try. Sooooo fricken good!

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Francine L.

Noodle Stars in Monrovia is what I had for dinner and I got the #15 flat rice noodle with beef and vegetables. This place is considered an Indonesian fast service restaurant and also a little mini market for things you can't get in America and are found mainly in Indonesia. I loved the dish! I sat here in this small spot but it was worth it the flavor profile is spot on and the chilis that they have are delicious. If you haven't tried Indonesian food before I think this is a great way to start! I came with a group of six and everyone was very satisfied with the meal. Th to or is handed in to go style bowls and plates but the food itself was great!

House 1. Stars Special Noodle - delicious
Ronny T.

Indo boy here. This place is legit Indonesian. I was impressed by the extensive menu with all the Indo food greatest hits from gado gado to satay with lontong to siomay Bandung. I had the house special noodle which I found out later is the same as bakmi yanti of local favorites lore. Noodles were very good. Service was friendly. The place is super clean and modern. You know this place is authentic because lots of opas and omas come here right after church service on Sundays.

Mie Tek Tek
Melissa C.

Tucked away in the plaza next to Sprouts, this small shop is a little market and restaurant combined into one. You order up front and wait for them to bring the food to your table. The prices are not bad compared to places like Borneo Kalimantan. Might've caught them on a busy day, but our order took around 45 minutes to come out even though we came around 1:30pm on a Wednesday! Jakarta Fried Noodle (Mie Tek Tek): 4/5. The flavors were very solid and authentic! Took off 1 point because after eating this and the fried rice, we all got very thirsty, meaning a lot of msg was used :( Indonesian Fried Rice: 2/5. Unfortunately just wayyyyy too much garlic and kind of oily :( I don't recommend this dish because all you'll be tasting is garlic and fried onion chips. Not sure if we were thirsty from the fried noodle or fried rice, but maybe both had a lot of msg used. I would come back to try their noodle soups and maybe reorder the Jakarta Fried Noodle! It seems like every table ordered at least 1 noodle soup/dish, so maybe that's what they're more specialized in instead of rice.

Delilah L.

Great taste, decent price, clean restaurant. Friendly customer service. The old location was the Mi Yanti noodle in West Covina. I visited with my family from Indonesia and German, and we tried various of their noodles. Oh my, everything was so good and it tasted so much better than the prior location. Spicy noodle was perfectly balanced, Kuetiau sirem really mimic the one in Indonesian street. The spicy mi yamin was my daughter favorite, and the fried wonton still the bomb! They have a small grocery that was neatly arranged and clean.

No.1 noodle
Margarita M.

Finally got to try this place! I've had my eyes on it for a while and tried coming a few times, but it was always closed whenever I stopped by. So I was extra excited to finally get in, maybe a little too excited because I ordered way too much for one person (hello leftovers!). The fried tofu was amazing and it has a little piece of fish cake inside each bite, which made it extra flavorful. I also got the #1 special noodle, which came with chicken, chashu pork, mushrooms, and beef balls. The noodles had a really nice flavor, and the soup on the side was comforting and tasty. I also grabbed one of the green drinks from the fridge near the register, and wow! new favorite drink unlocked! The service was super friendly. Since it was my first time, the staff helped me pick what to order, and I ended up loving everything. Can't wait to come back and try more from the menu!

12. Fried Noodle (Mie Goreng)
Mody M.

Quaint hole in the wall jewel for a nice plain sit down meal. Food was tasty simple presentation. Order food from a billboard menu at a counter. A super service person will place your order at the table. Prices are reasonable for today's rates. The preparations are Indonesian and my favorites are the fried noodles and bbq skewers.

32. Jumbo Fried Wontons
Jay B.

My first Indonesian noodle experience and it did not disappoint. I had the mei gorreng(spell) fried noodles with chicken and broccolini and other stuff and it was very flavorful. Portion was huge! I added from their sauce bar some fish sauce. Sweet soy, and vinegar and that brought the dish to a new level of: Damn!!! I will definitely be back to try their other noodle dishes and noodle soups when is cooler out. Also the homage wontons were unique and tasty. That sauce they came with m: chefs kiss...

What's this? Its crunchy and delicious. You have to try it.
Arev L.

Have been coming for years. Place is neat and clean. I usually come here on weekdays, ita crowded. But today, Wednesday, and they just open, perfect for a peaceful delicious lunch. Food is still very yummy and delicious. Got my yamien noodle and regular noodles, sate with lontong, and many other things. I will eat the food here everyday if its closer to me.

This Bumbu Gado-Gado is pretty good!
Chris K.

Lately I've been craving siomay, so I thought of Noodle Stars. This place closes at 7 pm and is closed every Monday Tuesday, making it very inconvenient for me to come here. While running errands in Duarte and Monrovia, I rushed to Noodle Stars to get there by 6pm. Knowing exactly what I wanted, I ordered Siomay Bandung to go. The steamed siomay comes in 6 pieces of fish cake varieties. The plate consists of fish cake stuffed tofu, stuffed boiled potato, stuffed half hard boiled egg, stuffed cabbage, and 2 fish cake siomay. I was a little disappointed that I didn't get the stuffed bitter melon, but I quickly got over it when I tasted the food. After warming them up a bit, I poured the peanut sauce and kecap manis (sweet soy sauce) generously over the siomay. The peanut sauce is on point with its texture and consistency, and it's perfectly seasoned with the right amount of sweetness. You can take it to the next level by adding the little thing of chili sauce!! This Siomay Bandung was so delicious and satisfied my craving. To a big guy like me, this dish alone wasn't very filling. It was just like an appetizer. In the front end of the restaurant, there's a small section of Indonesian products, such as sauces, sambal, and snacks. This practice is pretty common with Indonesian eateries, as we love our snacks!! A clever way to generate extra income to your business! The interior decor itself feels a bit cold and industrial, which is why I don't really want to eat-in. I mean silver chairs aren't very inviting. I am happy to eat my food at home.

29. Special Fried Tofu
Sabrina Y.

I stumbled across this place while craving Indonesian food, and I'm so glad I did. My boyfriend and I stopped by on a Wednesday afternoon. The lady at the front gave us the warmest welcome, she was incredibly sweet and took the time to recommend some popular dishes. When we mentioned it was our first time, she even let us try a few Indonesian drinks, which was such a thoughtful touch. We ordered the star special noodle, mie goreng, and fried tofu. And wow. This was hands down some of the best Indonesian food I've ever had. I've been to places like Borneo Eatery and Ipoh Kopitiam, which are both great, but this food tasted especially homemade and clean in the best way. The noodles are house made and you can taste the clean wok flavor. Every dish was absolutely delicious, and I was honestly disappointed I couldn't try more because everything was just that good. I can't believe I didn't discover this place sooner. We'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu. Huge thank you to the sweet lady who took such good care of us and introduced us to some truly delicious food. Thank you!!! The place was quaint, cozy, and comfortable.

Rude cashier/server...

Good food but had the worst experience with this worker. The older server end up having to apologize to us for HER ATTITUDE. Please either retrain her or get someone new!!!! The entire time she was on her phone and was bossing the other server around as if she owns the place. If she does own the place, FIX THAT ATTITUDE AND WORK ON YOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE!

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Anton E.

Picked up a box of pastels to-go (comes with 5 inside) and thought I'd save some for later. Sat down for a second before leaving and poof--3 were gone in what felt like seconds. Got on the 210 East, hit some traffic, and let's just say the passenger seat pastel didn't survive the ride home. By the time I pulled into the driveway, the box was empty. That should tell you everything you need to know--these pastels are way too good to resist. Crispy, flaky, and just the right amount of filling. Honestly, the kind of snack that disappears faster than you plan.

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I love this place. The chicken noodles and pastries are to die for. I wish they were open later.

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Every bite tasted like comfort with a kick. Definitely one of those places you immediately plan to revisit.

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Delicious food! Amazing and friendly service! I highly recommend this spot for anyone who loves noodles!

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Hi! I was wondering which meats are halal at Noodle Stars, especially since I see pork items on the menu?

We have a special menu: chicken mushroom noodle (halal meat) that is cooked special and separately from the regular chicken mushroom noodle. I hope this answers your question.

What's halal ? Is it the broth ?!?

Hi, The halal meat are cut and prep differently. For a meat to be certified "halal," it cannot be a forbidden cut (such as meat from hindquarters) or animal (such as pork.)… 

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Noodle Stars - indonesian - Updated October 2026

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