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    Noodle Stop

    4.0 (218 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 2:30 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Braised duck leg wonton thick noodle soup (noodles were soggy!!)
    Allena C.

    As always, we couldn't decide where to eat, so we just parked the car on Noriega and walked around, hoping something would pique our interest. We landed at Noodle Stop, a hole-in-the-wall, no frills joint. We've been here before, but it looks as if the menu has expanded. It used to be a simple and limited menu. We were able to grab a table on a Friday night at about 6 pm. Service is fast and efficient. GAI LAN WITH OYSTER SAUCE ~ A bit overcooked, so the texture was soft. They gave us a dish of oyster sauce on the side. 3/5 BRAISED DUCK LEG WONTON THICK NOODLE SOUP ~ My guy ordered this. It was in a slightly spicy curry-type broth with wide egg noodles, which were overcooked and soggy! The duck leg wasn't large enough to be the star of the show. The majority of what was in the bowl was soggy noodles. They are generous with their offering, but execution needs improvement. 2.5/5 STEWED BEEF BRISKET WITH PORK FEET GUILIN RICE NOODLE SOUP ~ This was my dish. The guilin noodles were cooked just right, and the beef brisket and pork feet were tender and flavorful. It was on point and perfect for SF's chilly evening weather. (Just a note for those who are allergic to peanuts, they are added to the Guilin noodle soup bowls.) 4/5 PORK INTESTINE GUILIN RICE NOODLE SOUP ~ My friend ordered this, and I tried a bit of the pork intestine as I've never had it before. It has an acquired flavor and taste! Eating one was okay, but I don't think I could eat a whole bowl of it! It had a good chewy texture, but I wasn't used to the taste. He liked it, so that's all that mattered. 4/5 Some dishes were cooked perfectly, while others were overcooked. There is only one chef in the kitchen, so when there are many orders to fill and not enough assistance, food doesn't turn out as it should. With a name like Noodle Stop, your noodles need to be cooked perfectly! Hit or miss with that one!

    Pork intestine and wonton Guilin noodle soup
    Tiffany L.

    Came to Noodle Stop and was really impressed with their Guilin noodle soup. The portion was huge, and there were plenty of toppings, which made it feel very worth it. I really enjoyed the noodles and would definitely recommend giving them a try. There's a good amount of seating in the restaurant, and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time.

    Stanley L.

    For the price, and if you're a starving college student trying to ball on a budget, this is the place to go. Monday - Friday before 11:00 AM there is a 11.99 breakfast combo that includes an entree and a drink of choice. Talk about a steal! Cantonese speaking at this store with excellent service in my opinion. Fine to solo dine in and for small groups less than or equal 4. They can probably move some chairs around for bigger parties. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regards.

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    Jack R.

    It's like I'm dining in Hong Kong Wow these noodles really brought me back to my HK trip. Okay here goes, I highly recommend their Cantonese Style number 9, wonton noodles which has different wontons with abalone, crab, and shrimp. It was super fresh and Hella good. But let's get to the star of the show, tge hot sauce and potstickers. When the lady asked me if I wanted 4 or 10, I quickly said 10 thinking if I didn't finish it, I could air fry them later. The potstickers didn't even make it past 5 minutes. I ate them ALL. Super fresh and crispy and with that sauce, the bomb! It was gone in a flash. My coworker's beef intestine and pig feet soup looked intense. Everything was great and we are sooo addicted to the hot sauce and their pot stickers. We bought 2 batches to go and the chili sauce. That's how good it was.

    Sherry L.

    A great neighborhood place for a casual meal. Family run so it has a cozy feel. There can be a wait for lunch. They have breakfast combos until 11am that are a good deal. I really like their wontons. Each one has a different flavor. I'm also a sucker for their homemade spicy sauce.

    Wonton is not cooked. Pork inside and you cant under cooked wonton.
    Olee L.

    Never so angry. Wonton is not cooked. Soup is hot but wonton is lukewarm. We were hungry so just have to eat only the wonton skin. Split out all pork filling. This shop need to be retrain all staff about food safety. Teenager can boil dumplings and at lease cook it through in water. Horrible. Never again! Bathroom is clean and service is good. Hence 2 stars.

    Christine W.

    Came here to try a new noodle spot with friends!! The ambiance is nice and cozy, and the service is great as well! We ordered our food and drinks pretty quickly, and they came to our table relatively fast too. We got the curry duck noodle, "noodle stop" seafood noodle, and savory rice noodles with peanut sauce! The food was delicious, and the portions were so big! My favorite dish had to be the seafood noodle - the shrimp, calamari, and dumplings were friend on top of the egg noodles, and they give you soup on the side that you pour into the dish yourself! My friend got the hot milk tea and I got the hot honey lemonade, and we both loved our drinks! The hot honey lemonade was definitely on the sweeter side, but it was very good nonetheless. Overall, this was a great noodle spot to stop by and eat - complete with both noodles and hong-Kong style drinks :)

    Cheung fun
    Tiffany C.

    Great, no frills wonton noodle shop in the sunset district, I stumbled upon a lunch spot with friends on a random Saturday. The menu is very extensive, but id stick with the Cantonese style noodle soups here. Most people here ordered the wonton noodle soup and rice noodle rolls. I ordered a hot soymilk which could've been warmer, it felt like they just microwaved the cup so not sure how fresh the soymilk actually was. Rice noodles were just ok, and the broth could've had a bit more flavor. Service for HK style cafe was not bad and pretty attentive

    Jiang Jiang noodle
    Han-Nha T.

    Good customer service, the lady is very knowledgeable about their noodles. Solid flavors and great appetizers. Loved the "salty fried bread" / Chinese banh tieu and dumplings had good skin. Soup was good but the noodles were not the spongiest. However, pretty cheap ~$15 for a big hot bowl. If I'm in the area would definitely consider coming back.

    Shrimp wonton noodle soup
    Cynthia T.

    Our orders came out hot, they were all super yummy! We came on a Sunday around 11:30, no wait and was instantly seated. Great customer service, excited to come back again!

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    Kae H.

    Tucked away little spot on Noriega, very conveniently located! Straightforward ambiance inside but overall clean. Food was good - my friend and I really like their rice noodles and also got their five star wonton noodles. I enjoyed the beef brisket rice noodles - good texture - and the wonton noodle soup had good flavor though not as bouncy noodles. My personal favorite, however, was the mix sauce rice noodles but especially with the house chili oil which was sooo good and I wish I got a pic of it. The flavors altogether along with the chew of the noodles - match made in heaven. Also I really want to shoutout the nice lady working there, she kept refilling our teas (which come complimentary with the meal!) and also made a point to say that my friend and I didn't have to rush out. Much appreciated! Overall: 5/5

    Wonton noodle
    Mark L.

    We came here because we heard their wonton noodle is good. However... Wonton noodle - The wonton was good! Marinated with Sesame oil, the soup is also very good. But the noodle is just average. Even after paying the extra $3 for the special noodle. That's not worth it. 桂林牛肚米線 - Not bad. I'd prefer the 牛肚 cut into bigger pieces cause it lost the texture (口感). The noodle seems softer, I prefer firmer.

    David L.

    Was in the mood for some good wonton and found this place via fellow Yelpers. The service here is very good and attentive is the first thing my family and I noticed when we came here on Memorial Day. We got here at 11.30am and was surprised how packed the place was. But I realized it was because the early folks came for the special weekday combo meal deal and which looked like a real good deal. We ordered the 5 star wonton soup with and without noodles, green onion pancake, the beef entrails and wonton lo mein, and beef entrails rice noodle soup. All the food tasted great and I can see why this place showed up when I did a Yelp search for best SF wonton! I will definitely be back again in the future when I am nearby going to the SF Sunset or Richmond district!

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    Open late, really yummy and authentic food with great noodles and large menu. I order from this place almost every other day.

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    Staffs are nice missing two stars because of the price and the portion. Ambiance is nice. Pricey and the portion is super small.

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    The noodle soup is tasty. Not a fancy decorative shop but hey good food is all that matters right?

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    Very good flat pancake and noodles. I recommend this for some of the better Chinese food in the Sunset.

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