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Noona Noodles

4.0 (249 reviews)
ModerateNoodles, Korean, Ramen
Open • 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Cold noodles
Stephanie Q.

Cute small business The prices here are not bad and the waitstaff were absolutely lovely when I came. The food came out fast and was exactly as pictured. But as someone whose favorite noodles are cold noodles, I'll say I was very disappointed in the taste. The broth had very little to no flavor, and though it wasn't bad - it was one of the worst cold noodles I had in my life. Adding vinegar and to mustard to this couldn't save it from it's mediocrity. The cucumber slice was frozen as well, ruining the texture of the lovely crunchy vegetable. I would only consider coming back due to the amazing service was amazing (shout out to the short, black haired, cashier girl). But I would definitely would not recommend the Naengmyeon to anyone.

Icy 냉면
Andy C.

Worth revisiting soon. Early Sunday dinner. Door is open and we quickly discover there's no AC. It seems like a choice, as there are ceiling fans going, but on a summer day with and open kitchen, it's a questionable choice. Seats are hard chairs and solid wood tables. Not a place where you'll linger. Service is friendly and efficient. No complaints. Food is satisfying. Large portions as advertised. And there's good quality. Lots of mussels and fresh shrimp, plus generic seafood mix in the spicy jjambong. Nangmyeon has a good chew, with a light broth and tasty goodies including brisket slice and pickled radish. It looks to be a good lunch option but the prices do average near $20. Truth be told, it's too pricey to be a regular lunch but the setting isn't quite nice enough to justify sit down prices. It's just caught in between.

Safia S.

This was close to my hotel so we stopped here for a meal on a recent trip to nyc. There is ample seating and the menu has many options to cater to most preferences. Service was friendly and quick. We got the beef broth noodles and they were excellent. Very flavorful broth and generous portions!

Cory G.

Stumbled in here after a few attempts to get in places on a Saturday night with our reservations. The weight was short and was large and might just be the best Ramen I've ever had in my life.

Rob M.

Came here after a long day at AnimeNYC and it was the street I needed. I don't remember the name of what i ordered but the picture is below. It was absolutely delicious. The restaurant was full upon arrival but the staff made sure would get a table. We only waited for about 5 minutes. Would definitely come back

Alan S.

There are many eateries whose names invoke an aunt or uncle as the keeper of age old recipes. In contrast, noona (누나) denotes more of an older sister - perhaps someone who has taken a more modern twist on the classics. On my first visit to Noona Noodles, I actually was more in the mood for a rice dish, and went with the classic bimbimbap. The gochujang sauce, mushrooms and tofu were all delicious - it was in fact one of the better versions I've had in recent years. It was a hot day, so the naengmyeon looked attractive but sadly is not vegetarian. There are however quite a few vegetarian ramen dishes on offer that I will try next time.

Tim T.

Excellent Korean noodle shop - their chilled noodles are great on a hot summer day! Amazing service and seats/tables available within in a cozy space. Check it out!

Kalguksu 칼국수
Ted P.

Really affordable Korean noodle soup spot! Everything is reasonably priced and the portion sizes are pretty large. They used to be in the food hall in k-town but now have a small store a few blocks away. I tried the Kalguksu which had a really tasty broth along with some brisket and noodles. Definitely hit the spot for a cold day!

Frannie R.

Customer service from 1 staff member is ATROCIOUS! Food isn't worth it to be accused of trying to scam them for half filling a container to go, then asking her to make it right, and then her refusing. No bueno

outside the restaurant - noona noodles sign & special of the day, oxtail soup
Yessenia F.

I was looking for a bite to eat in k-town after a day wandering around the city, and I was intrigued by Noona Noodles. They had a vast selection of noodles displayed right outside their shop, and honestly, a nice hot bowl of noodles sounded like the perfect meal for a chillier day. The prices do seem a bit high, but once I received my bowl and saw the generous portion, I didn't mind the price! I ordered the bulgogi ramen. The beef itself was crispy and tasty. The dish also came with an assortment of veggies (carrots, scallions, radish, and kale). I asked for an egg to add as an extra. I expected to be poached, but I received it as hard-boiled - which is okay, just not what I expected. This place is great for a solo, sit-down meal. Service is also very kind and attentive - no matter how busy it got! I sat down, and my bowl was brought to my table. I was offered water once I sat down. Just note that it is a small space, so seating can be limited.

Naengmyeon
Tiffany V.

4/5 Naengmyeon 4/5 Jjampong This is a fast casual Korean spot, we really enjoyed a quick dinner here. The large portions at a very fair price, along with satisfactory flavor -- we'd definitely come back!

Justin S.

Returning to Noona, I decided to retry their jjampong, now priced at $18. The noodle soup remained relatively unchanged. The portion size was quite generous, and so too was the amount of seafood. Ample mussels, both head-on shell-on shrimp and peeled shrimp, as well as octopus, adorned the bowl. The soup was rich with stock and garlic aromatics. Notably, the smokiness of wok-sautéed vegetables (wok-hei / 鍋氣) was present as well. One glaring difference was the spice level. Despite ordering it spicy, it seemed mild to medium at best. I broke a sweat from the hot August day rather than from the spiciness.

Bulgogi ramen
Aga M.

Quick no fuss place with delicious ramen noodles, those are not from a packet, those are frozen fresh noodles that are delicious, actually amazingly delicious. Staff was super friendly and mean was amazing, pricing is great.

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Omg this place is amazing!!! We loved it. The dumplings and bulgogi beef were the best.

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Ask the Community - Noona Noodles

Any vegan options?

Yes, this place is great for vegans! The garden goddess salad is my favorite. You can also get the sweet heat noodle salad with no egg. These are just the ones that I've tried so far.

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