If you like Noodles, then look no further…read more This place makes the best noodles that u could ever have. You can choose from the Standard Menu, but if there is something you dont like he will change it. If you look @ the Menu & really dont like anything, He will cook the noodles just as you want them without asking questions. He will ask u to tell him what to make & how... Very courteous, very friendly & a great place to get your noodles... You will go there to check out the place, then when u think I want Noodles, u just automatically go there.... Great Food, Great Service & Reasonably Priced ~ u get a meal that is well worth the money & enjoy it.... The place is also very clean. No Mess @ all...

All their bowls never fail. I usually just get the Singapore…read morenoodles but this time I customised the Singapore noodles with beef, curry sauce and mixed vegetables. It tastes amazing

"...FRESH INGREDIENTS, GENEROUS SERVES, GOOD PRICE & HOME DELIVERY ~ VERY VERY HANDY...!"…read more Sunday night, out in the West - three of us missed lunch - couldn't make it to dinner - ordered take-away home delivery from NOODLE WORLD, Broadmeadows.. 1 x Lemon Chicken with Steamed Rice 1 x Sweet Sour Chicken with Steamed Rice 1 x Singapore Noodles [huge bowl] Plastic bowls were seriously chockers.. Dishes were freshly cooked.. Flavours were spot on.. Delivery was fast.. Cost was fair - approx $40 inc 3 cans soft drink plus a $3 delivery charge.. Ordered Sun 13 March 2016 for late lunch.

The food is cooked fresh in front of you, with clear view of all ingredients which is what I love…read morethe most. The noodles are well cooked, vegetables crisp and if you choose chicken, beef or pork you should be content. It won't cost more than $15 for the largest box of noodles, but in saying that I'm sick of noodle bars having the audacity to even charge that much. A box is stacked full of singapore needles that'd be lucky to cost them 50c - minimally tossed with veggies and you're lucky to get five slices of meat per box. Mixed with soy and oyster sauce, you could toss the same thing up in your own kitchen in five minutes for less than $5.00. Sorry to say, but I've jumped off the noodle bar food train. Sushi is good here though.

Great Noodle Place. Good prices for decent sizes and…read moreportions. Always fresh and well cooked and never reheated. Choose your dish from the picture on the wall or just make up one of your own with your choice of condiment. Enter from the front or if you parked at the back enter from the rear kitchen they don't mind one bit.

First time at Noodle Box tonight...fast service & freshly cooked food. I chose a small serving of…read morePad Thai but easily a medium serve was squeezed into the cute little takeaway box. My tastebuds & stomach were left very satisfied. My dining companion chose Combination No.8, which has a little bit of everything in it & he was equally pleased.

Front counter lady I think her name was Monica was very welcoming and helpful! Amazing customer…read moreservice!

Excellent service- very understanding- made a simple bowl of boiling hot chicken broth with rice…read morenoodle - $9.00 bowl was large and very satisfying- made with a big smile and lots of love - I cannot thank them enough

Decent airport spot. I ordered the laksa soup noodles without prawns and carrot. The broth is…read morepretty good. Solid stop during layover. The service is pretty fast.

Not a bad place for lunch. Surprise that this place was busy for a monday. Their menu was…read moreextensive. Lots of food to choose from whether you go with large party or want to have a simple lunch. They have more seatings in the back if the main area is busy. I had their pho bo dac biet which was good. Decent amount of meat and noodle. Service was ok

The food is good and very consistent. Very rarely do they get an order wrong. The menu has a big…read morevariety and personally, i think the cost is appropriate for the amount of food you get. However, the atmosphere is quite loud and overwhelming. This place is good for a group setting like a family, friends or small party. However, you don't get a private room but more like a secluded-ish area. The toilets are clean and well supplied so dont let the exterior fool you. They got a good supply of toilet tissues, dry floors and hand wash. But sometimes they make us sit on tables that havent been cleaned or wiped properly.

Shocking service!!!! My husband went there ordered 2 soups a Laksa and a wonton soup .He came home…read morewith one Laksa and a noodle vegi pork dish he never ordered.We returned immediately to the shop.There was no apology, or politeness!!! just its our fault we are to blame .Left in disgust without another soup or refund,.... never will return again. No wonder the shop is always empty!!!!!!!!Beyond rude and shouldn't be in a business where they have to deal with people.

I was a phene for pho in my university days - my housemate introduced me to my first bowl of…read moresteaming Vietnamese deliciousness at the tender age of 21. How I lived without it for all those years, I don't know. Thank gosh for friendship. Good Days is a hip new Vietnamese eatery in Brunswick that I wish existed in my neighbourhood. It's a cozy and welcoming reprieve from the bustle of the street, and a great mid-week dinner. I was catching up with an old friend, and we nabbed two bar seats which was a good life choice as you can watch the chefs prepare the food as you await your food coma. The menu is short and sweet featuring four Vietnamese classics (pho, rice paper rolls, chicken rice, and noodle salad) but with a point of difference. The impressive twist? Good Days is vegan-friendly and all the meat is ethically sourced - unheard of, I know! The free range pork is from McIver Farm Foods, the free range chicken is from Milawa Farms, the pasture raised organic beef is from Creighton Creek and Australian prawns are from North Queensland. Now for the real 'jump on your chair' moment - they have vegan pho! The aromatic vegetable broth (shiitake mushroom and kombu base) was exceptional, and the grilled and braised Asian mushrooms on top gave a 'meaty' vegetarian touch to the dish. My friend got the pork and prawn noodle salad with homemade rice paper rolls and we both agreed we could drink a gallon of the nuoc cham sauce it comes with. I have a weakness for rice paper rolls and highly recommend the mushroom and tofu vegan entree. The drinks menu features coconut water, Vietnamese iced coffee and jasmine tea. Speak to the staff if you're gluten-free and they will happily help you out. Good Days is an undersell - it's more like Great Nights and life-changing mushroom pho!

Disclaimer: I know Nam personally (the mastermind who created Good Days Brunswick). We went to…read moreVietnamese school together back in the "good old days" when you could get a solid Banh Mi for 2 bucks at lunchtime (sold out of an esky by a little VN granny). Long story short, Nam is a quiet achiever and nothing has changed. Continue to read my food review if you like. As I was visiting from outta town, I just had to skip my usual "benchmark dish" the Beef Pho and went straight to this mysterious Mushroom Pho. I must say I am converted. GDB use fresh succulent mushies. My fav is the innoki and the 2 slices of char grilled oyster mushroom cooked before me. The way it is beautifully presented reminded me of a scene from the 1985 Ramen movie "Tampopo." And just like in the movie, I caressed those 2 slices of oyster mushroom in that beautiful dark kombu broth and whispered "I shall meet you towards the end and eat you". One final note that sums up this dish is "delicate". I am not sure if pho from VN is delicate because of the portion size, the price or the way it is cooked. All I know is modern Aussie pho often lacks the subtlety of its motherland origins. In creating something unique, GDB is actually paying homage to an iconic dish. Pro tip: if you like the whole slow eating concept, I suggest you sit at the bar and kindly ask the chef to blanch your bean sprouts. This will help retain the temperature of your broth and you can savour every last drop, piping hot 'til you hit the spot. I also had the Saigon samurai beer which is ?locally brewed beer on tap. It is a light beer very similar to a 333 or Saigon bia (all it needs is some ice cubes and it's like being back in VN). Finally, I really wish someone else would create their version of this Mushroom Pho dish and battle Nam and his GDB team because then it would actually become something (just like in Japan you have different ramen based on different regions).

This Malaysian Kitchen isn't far from my house so it's very convenient. The food is always decent…read moreand also well priced meaning you can explore a few different options on the menu. As most decent Asian places do they cater for vegetarians and also some vegan options. The staff who work here are super friendly and love seeing familiar faces keep rolling back in. Remember though it's BYO wine only which is disappointing as they don't sell any beer.

As I noted in my tip about this little slice of South East Asian paradise, there is fantastic food,…read moreand my suggestion is that you eat your way through the menu. Having grown up in South East Asia, this place makes me happy. I only found out this place existed because a menu was dropped in my mailbox, and I am glad it was. This is not a new restaurant/take away, but the current owners have only been here about six months (they waited that long before doing the letter box drop, so they said). The menue is predominantly Malaysian, but there are some other classic dishes from various Asian locales, such as udon and pad Thai. My recent visit was for take away, but they do have melamine tables and a BYO policy for those who choose to dine in. That will be the strategy for my next visit. I ordered a Singapore noodles, and my flatmate got a char ho fun and dumplings. A nice little bonus was being offered not just house-made sambal with fresh chopped chillies, but also some pickled chillies as well when we picked up the meal. I hate getting take away and being told they don't offer fresh chilli, so this was an instant win. The food was fantastic, and very authentic. The staff are lovely and willing to chat. The venue has parking and is only about 20 minutes from my house on foot. All in all, great find for the inner north west. As Merrill J Fernando says, "Do try it".

I am such a big fan of Vietnamese and was so excited to find Huyen Linh close by one night when I…read morewas experiencing a major craving. There's a particularly pork dish I order almost each time at a place in the city, but unfortunately there was nothing like that on the menu here. Ordering take out I decided on beef and vegetable noodles. Pleasantly surprised at the speedy and friendly service, and salivating at the aroma on the drive home, I was left a little disappointed at how surprisingly bland it tasted considering the scent it was leaving in the car! The flavourless taste had something to do with how watery the sauce was. Great beef, noodles and vegies though. Not bad and worth it every now and again, just don't expect authentic flavoursome Vietnamese the way it should be.

Bland, overpriced and every dish looks and tastes the same. Won't be back.read more