In today's economy we need more places like this around... restaurants that serve good food at a…read moregood value. I ordered a combo which comes with a selection of noodles/chow mein, a small appetizer, and drink. I chose their traditional Lanzhou beef noodle (you also get to choose what type of noodle to get. I got the medium flat noodle). For app, I got their kelp salad which was so refreshing, and a HK style iced tea. My friend was particularly craving their skewers which were a decent size too. I forgot to take pics, but their portions are very generous for the price. Their noodles are hand pulled and you can really tell the difference in the quality. It's more bouncy and filling as they have more substance to them. Their service was very attentive and quick, and while the space of the restaurant is fairly small, there was no wait for 2 of us at 6:30 on a Saturday. Coming with a bigger group may be tougher considering the space. My total bill came to just under $26 after tax and tip, which is very reasonable for the amount and quality of food I got. No complaints at all and I'll definitely be back to an Omni Noodle location for comfort value eats.

Visited this cozy spot by Sheppard-Yonge with a friend. We had a great time -- you can order via QR…read morecode at your table. Great for groups of 1-4. Service was quick and efficient! They had a Ramadan special which I got (after 5:30pm) $19.99 comes with a main (I chose B2 braised beef noodle soup), HK milk tea 8oz, and 2x spring rolls, a sesame ball, and a pumpkin cake. 5% off if you pay with cash! Conveniently located minutes walk from Sheppard-Yonge station. 20260225

I went here for trying the noodles on Sunday afternoon, they had afternoon rush but everyone was…read morewell attended. They have quiet chic place for a noodle shop. They have QR code menus and you can order online, it was my first time there so the owner helped me understand and order. The drive was pretty quick and the food is amazing. They have ton of vegetarian options too and their menu shows clear ingredient list. I tried the Vegetarian fried noodles and they were mind blowing. For appetizers- corn is incredibly creamy & deep fried chicken is so crunchy. Definitely try their house drinks, I tried the one with coconut and I loved how it complemented the spicy noodles. Another must try is their cucumber peanut salad & all these options are pretty affordable(appetizers under 5$) The portion size is great, I could hardly finish a plate of noodles. Another must try is their fried milk. Honestly the place looks amazing for dates too, plus they have free underground customer parking!!

Located at the corner of Yonge and Florence Ave. You need to go down a few steps to get to the…read morerestaurant (below ground level). Please note a lot of the menu items contain peanuts, it's part of the cuisine. If you have a nut allergy, best to avoid here. The service is surprisingly good. Greeted right away upon entry. They checked in with us to see how the food tasted. Rare for a Chinese cuisine restaurant. Very polite staff. Refill water without asking. Noodle dishes range between $15-19. Side dishes $6-8 Wontons are good here A lot of the dishes are spicy and ma (numbness) Taste is good Washroom is clean

This franchise is relatively new (I think been open under a year?)…read more Came w/ my buddy after badminton on a late friday night. Street parking was totally free after 9 pm. Pros: - more meat than I got at other locations - fast service Cons: - broth flavour was severely lacking compared to other locations (the tomato flavour was VERY watered down actually) - noodles were undercooked too much The taiwanese popcorn chicken was great though (they serve mainland style popcorn chicken and taiwanese style). I don't think I'd come back to this particular location. If I do, I will most likely opt for the dry style sesame mix noodles.

Got together with a friend and he found this place online and wanted to check it out. This is a…read morenorthern Chinese noodle house specializing in hot and sour dishes. I order the pork belly noodle and upgraded to the potato starch noodles. I like the texture of the clear noodles and there was nice big pieces of the pork belly. The soup was more sour than numbing hot. It was ok, but I think it's more of a personal thing rather than the quality. I think this is a good hot and sour soup if you like that, but it's not my cup of tea. You view the menu and place your order with your phone so don't expect a server will come by and take your order. There is plenty of space in the resto. Parking might be an issue if you are not in walking distance to the restaurant. 3.5*

Amazing traditional hand pulled noodles. Customizable to your preferred noodle style/size. Friendly…read morestaff ready to take your order. The restaurant itself is cozy and friendly, perfect for noodles

Came for lunch. There is a glass window where you can see the chef pulling the noodles. The…read moreatmosphere was quite nice but I will say the seating was really uncomfortable. They have these wooden seats with no back support. I've attached a picture. There is limited parking at the back of the restaurant. We got the Traditional Lanzhou Beef Noodle soup for $17.99 and the Dan Dan Noodles for $15.99. The portion sizes were really large! However I thought the food was pretty mediocre. First off, the noodles were too soft. They overcooked it. and the slices of beef were paper thin. The Dan Dan noodles were much better. The noodles had a firmer and chewier texture to it. Overall: Pretty mediocre Lanzhou noodle spot. Also they charge 0.50 cents for a take out container and another 1$ for using your credit card. They never mentioned these fees. I probably won't come back again.

Noodle Legend in North York is a cool neighborhood spot to get a comforting bowl of noodles!…read more Whether it's in a broth (spicy or mild) or stir fried with vegetables and meat, their noodles are handpulled for each individual dish. You can taste the chew from the thin or thick noodles which adds to the experience.

Came to try it first time and liked it. Simple to order off QR code. Staff came by with water and…read moreeven a disposable bip. Tried both a thick and thin and both were good in their own way. The location is simple but plenty of seating. Nothing fancy. But would recommend to try if u enjoy Asian hand made noodles.

I adore this place…read more They've expanded their menu to include some famous Northern Chinese snacks too like sesame flatbread. Soups here are always good as is the Tainjin pancake (bing).

Combo set is $15.95 in May 2025 and includes plenty of food…read more Lamb soup was tasty when I had it a while ago The duck blood and vermicelli soup was not as flavourful. Fried flatbread is tasty and crispy Cold potato side dish was solid Soy milk is pretty standard, cool and sweet. Plum drink was good too My favourites items here are the Tianjin crepe, as well as the spicy tripe appetizer.

This is a nice and authentic Thai food place just south of the main strip at Yonge and Sheppard in…read morea small strip mall. There is a few spots at the front and you can park in the side streets but not in the daytime. Getting back to the food and it's very good and the drink was great! We each ordered the lunch special and it was great!! Definitely come back!

Located in a hip, high traffic area, this BKK has lot of foot traffic. And unfortunately, my…read moreopinion is this operation is cruising on the location. The pricing is mid end compared to the competing businesses, but the food does not taste the 4-star rating. The portion for pad thai was generous. The portion for all other entrees were disappointing. And the staircase to the washroom was so steep that holding onto the hand rails was highly *necessary*.

We saw this place on Instagram and decided to come try it. It's located inside a plaza with many…read moreother restaurants and finding parking was a breeze. The inside is very small and cozy. Service was very friendly and phenomenal. We ordered 2 of their Kalguksu Combo's which came with a choice of meat, rice, side dishes, kimchi, and a bowl of hand pulled noodles. We went with their jaeyuk and bossam. We also ordered their mandu since we heard good things about it. I LOVED their kimchi. It was so flavorful and fresh. The side dishes were just alright. Nothing too special. I didn't really like the Jaeyuk, the flavor is there but the meat just isn't tender. But I've never had tender Jaeyuk or Bulgolgi so maybe that is just how it is. The bossam on the other hand was really delicious, tender and soft. I highly recommend it. The kalguksu was great as well. The soup was hearty and the noodles themselves were so soft with a nice chew to it. The mandu was also really good. They were so large and plump and the wrapper was so thin. This place is amazing for the price! At about $23-24 for each combo, it comes with a ton of food. And their gigantic mandu was only $13.5 for 6. Their Kimchi and Kalguksu was definitely the highlight for me and is comparable to the ones I've had in Seoul. I would definitely come back again. Also if paying by cash, it's 10% off.

Really enjoyed my dining experience here at Jin Myungdong Korean Noodles. I'll be happy camper to…read moredine here again. We ordered the meat kalguksu, a round of dumplings and my SO ordered the kalguksu set with bulgogi. Everything was really delicious. I would say the quality of the food isn't as high as another joint nearby with the similar cuisine, but at the sametime, they more than make up for it with the large portions and lower prices and the service was great. Definitely some place we will revisit again in the future. Especially love their banchan they serve and the generous bowl of kimchi, enough for our party of 4 without us needing to ask for seconds. By the way the banchan with cabbage turns out to be the sauce for the dumplings too, which was a nice touch. Ambiance is casual and there isn't too much seating and so I feel it's a bit tight as we got the corner seats. Not really anywhere to set a purse, so definitely dress casually to avoid getting splatter from your food and bag if you tend be a messy eater like me.

Tried Petit Noodle recently and it's a solid spot for Hong Kong-style noodles…read more The Super Bowl ($24.49) is massive and comes with lots of toppings plus a crispy fish skin side dish. Definitely shareable. The House Special Bowl ($19.49) was also flavorful, and you can build your own bowl starting at $13.49 if you want something simpler. The toppings are marinated and stewed HK-style, so everything is really well seasoned. They also have a Timer Challenge promotion in March where you can win a free meal if you stop the clock at the right time. Bonus points for free parking and high chairs for kids, but the restaurant is pretty small, so it's better for smaller groups. Good flavors and reasonable prices overall.

Petit Noodle located near Yonge and Empress serves up Hong-Kong style cart noodles. They are…read moreactually owned by the restaurant group that consists of Petit Potato, Congee Queen, Sushi Legend, Ghu Kyou Japanese BBQ, Congee Wong, The Queen, and Good Catch Cafe. Petit Noodle shares the same entrance of Petit Potato, however, Petit Noodle occupies the main floor of the space while Petit Potato is upstairs. Both restaurants have different food and concepts so stay downstairs if you want to dine at Petit Noodle. The space at Petit Noodle is small, where they are able to seat around 30 customers. There are primarily tables of 2 as well as counter seating which is perfect for solo diners. The restaurant has gotten popular these past few months as the restaurant has invited food influencers/content creators to come by for a meal to promote their restaurant. Menu wise, the menu primarily has noodles. There is an ordering sheet where you just check off what you want. There are a few pre-set noodle bowls for you to choose from, however, their 3 to 4 topping bowls are the most popular (3 topping bowl being the cheaper one). After selecting how many toppings you want in your noodle bowl, you are asked to check the type of noodles you want, the toppings you want (there are a lot to choose from! however, some premium toppings will cost $1 more!), and sauce/soup base. Moreover you can select free toppings like green onion, dried garlic, and pickle vegetables. Lastly, drinks are an option as well which cost extra. The menu also consists of a list of small appetizers as well. I dined at Petit Noodle on a Sunday recently where I had a party of 5 people. We decided to come earlier at around noon in order to make sure we were able to get a table. During the month of March, on the weekends you can also play a fun game where you can attempt to stop the timer (located near the entrance) at 10.00 seconds. If you do succeed in stopping the timer at that exact time, you get a free meal. If you record yourself doing the challenge and post it on IG (have to tag Petit Noodle as well), you get 50% off. Either way, the restaurant also has a cash discount if you pay cash. Ordering my bowl of noodles was fairly easy as I checked off what I wanted on the ordering sheet (it is one sheet per person). I decided to get the 3 topping bowl ($13.49) with oil egg noodle, curry fish balls, shrimp wontons, and beef tendon ($1 extra). For my soup base I chose the braised beef brisket sauce and added several free toppings. Lastly, I also got a hot lemon tea as well. After ordering, the food came at a reasonable time. The portions of the bowl were pretty big - I felt quite full afterwards! The oil egg noodles were perfectly cooked and all the toppings were tasty. There were many pieces of beef tendon, 2 shrimp wontons, and 3 curry fish balls. Each noodle bowl does come with one piece of vegetable (today it was bok choy). Service wise, the servers made sure to check our order sheets after we gave them to her. Our bowls were also cleared after we were finished eating as well. Overall, a great place for HK style cart noodles where the customizations are endless! You can definitely come here often and get different toppings all the time as there are just so many to choose from. Since the restaurant is on the smaller side, it is a place where you eat and then leave. A solid spot for noodles in the North York area!

This restaurant is tucked away on the second floor of a cute, quaint mart, which makes it feel like…read morea little hidden gem. Just a heads-up that it's upstairs, and I don't recall seeing an elevator, so accessibility may be limited. The ambience is really nice--cozy, calm, not too loud, and on the smaller side, which I enjoyed. The service was also a highlight; our servers were kind, attentive, and handled everything graciously. As for the food, my family felt that most of our dishes (except the noodle soup) came out cold. My shakshuka was room temperature and had to be sent back, though they kindly remade it and the second one was much better. We also received a complimentary mushroom soup from a promo, which was also room temperature. We mentioned this at the end, and the server was very receptive. Overall, while the food wasn't very memorable this time, the vibes were good, and I'd be open to giving it another try in the future.

Food was yummy…read more Service is friendly. Ambiance is cute. I like it. The only issue is parking. I am glad they have a few spots available but it is easily filled up.