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Service 4/5 The service here was great. Our waitress was friendly and welcoming. The food didn't take too long to come out, and the finished plates were cleared pretty quickly. The water also had slices of cucumbers which was a nice touch. We came during lunch which does get pretty busy. It was a little difficult to get a hold of our waitress at times because of how busy she was, but besides that, she was pretty attentive and quick. Ambiance 4.5/5 There's a lot of natural lighting from the big windows at the entrance which I really liked. The inside is big and there's plenty of seating. The decor on the walls depicting China and tasty food set a good atmosphere. The seats were comfy and the tables were big enough for multiple dishes. They also have outdoor seating. Mango Smoothie ($5) 4/5 The mango smoothie was sweet and tasted so fresh. It was the prefect consistency and wasn't too thick or watery. It was the perfect drink to pair with the hot and savory noodle soup. Peppercorn Spicy Soup Dumplings ($12) 3.5/5 The soup dumplings were a nice, shareable appetizer. Pro tip: make a little hole and put some ginger and vinegar in the dumpling to make it extra tasty. The skin held together pretty well and the meat inside was soft and tender. The soup inside was good and there was a slight hint of heat. Sichuan Beef Noodle Soup ($15) 4/5 This came out nice and hot and I really enjoyed this, especially having this in winter. The beef was soft and chewy and the noodles had a nice firmness and were well cooked. The broth had a nice flavor with a bit of spiciness. The veggies tasted fresh and contrasted well with a good, crunchy texture and some sourness that I really liked. Mango Pomelo Sago ($8) 4/5 This was the perfect dessert to top off the meal. The Mango and pomelo were so fresh and tasty. The mango had a good texture and was chewy and there was a faint hint of bitterness from the pomelo. The sago was soft and chewy and I really liked the coconutty, creamy taste. The sweetness was not overpowering and the cold from the dessert was like a break from the hot soup earlier.
We came here because we were in the mood for some noodles, but something different than what we usually get. I think Yu Noodles will be in our rotation of places to eat now. They have dishes, and it's not like it's a lot of noodles, but it's affordable and they also have different types of xiao long bao that keep it interesting. I do have to say that their XLB' wrapper is a bit thick, but I thought it wasn't bad considering that they offer it. I got the beef noodle, and I enjoyed it. I really don't have any negative side about it. This location is a neighborhood type of restaurant. It's right next to the apartments, and next to a Safeway. It literally has the building blocks of a neighborhood food spot and I like that. Come here if you live in the area. Get a nice hot bowl of soup and noodles and be satisfied!
The original Rockville location has been quietly earning its reputation, and the McLean outpost carries the torch without skipping a beat. For a self-proclaimed Chinese food snob, that kind of consistency across locations isn't just appreciated -- it's rare. This is the place I bring family and friends visiting from out of town when I need to guarantee both quality and a good time. No hesitation, no asterisks. That's a short list. The menu hits two lanes perfectly: bold, soul-warming noodle soups and dry noodles loaded with zesty mix-ins that slap just as hard. The flounder with sour pickled cabbage noodle soup is the move if you want something that's simultaneously bright, funky, and deeply comforting. The spicy beef brisket in golden soup is pure richness -- the kind of broth you'd drink straight if no one was watching. On the dry noodle side, the Chongqing dry noodles bring the heat and the complexity you want from that style. Don't sleep on the small eats. The scallion pancakes and soup dumplings are legitimately all-star -- not afterthoughts, not filler. One pro tip: pay attention to the rotating specials once you've locked in your favorites. And you will have favorites. Probably after visit one. Casual setting, family-friendly vibe, top-tier food. Yu Noodle earns a permanent spot on the short list.
THE BIG: Located in Tysons Corner, tucked away in the shopping center with a Safeway right off of Anderson Rd. Plenty of seating inside and parking lot available with plenty of space. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wfie and I came here with a couple of friends to soak up some noodles and dumplings. Ordering was fast and getting our food was ultra fast. I think they have a good system h ere. We got the Spicy oil wontons, pan fried pork bun, pork soup dumpling, peppercorn spicy soup dumpling, shrim & pork dumpling, yibin noodle, porkchop over rice, and beef noodle soup. Tbh everything was pretty good, didn't have any faults with the items. Kudos for extra speed. THE FINAL BAMBOO: The damage done here was around $126 for everything. Pretty great for very fast service and delicioius noods on a brisk fall evening.
Walked here from my hotel around the corner. Our waitress was very nice and understanding as I didn't know what I wanted while my friend ordered their food. The cucumbers were delicious! My ramen (beef I believe) was piping hot and so flavorful. I chose to add chili oil myself to try and control the spice level. Worked out perfectly. I will definitely be returning when I'm in the area again.
I had the spicy wontons, scallion pancakes, and chicken soup dumplings. All was really good. I was a little surprised that there were so few soup dumpling options - 5 or so - given that they advertised as a soup dumpling restaurant. But they were super tasty. Lots of vegetarian options but no vegetarian soup dumplings fyi. The check comes with a sticker that they prefer cash tips and the server laid the check down and pointed to that. Strange. But I had cash and was happy to oblige since she made it awkward. Very tasty food - I'll be going back for sure.
Very quick service at Yu Noodles in Tysons! I came with 4 friends in a Sunday evening. There were only a few people in the restaurant. The servers quickly took our order and food came out FAST. I loved the spicy wontons and pan fried buns. I also thought the pork and peppercorn pork dumplings were delicious and full of flavor. I would skip on the pork and shrimp dumplings. The filling was overcooked and no soup inside. We also ordered a bunch of noodle dishes, but they weren't my favorite. Overall - great place for a quick bite!
Yu noodles is such a homey local mom and pop casual spot to go to. We got the: Crystal Shrimp dumplings Steamed Pork Buns Hot & Sour Foon Pork soup dumplings All of them were really good! You do need to ask for soy sauce if you need it, but they had black vinegar and other condiments on the table. Also, we liked the dim sum, but it's not going to match the profile of if you went to Hong Kong style dim sum because it is a different region of cuisine. Overall, great experience and loves at how fast and attentive the servers were. I will definitely be back, especially for those hot and sour noodles.
I had the sichuan beef noodles, which were delicious. If I could change anything, it would be to add more beef. But you can't argue at the amazing price point!
Somehow they seem to get better and better. I'm a big fan of their garlic cucumber appetizer and intestine soup. Beef tendon is a must. And even though pricey. Get and share the coconut sago dessert. Skip the soup dumpling.
Located in a pretty quiet shopping center it almost feels like finding a hidden gem. My cousin and I stopped by on a whim because we quickly browsed their menu online and saw that they had soup dumplings. Everything we ordered was actually fantastic. We got the plain pork soup dumplings, N5 Yibin Spicy Dry Noodle with minced pork, and spicy oil pork wontons. All the things we ordered were good in their own ways but they all had an immense amount of flavor. Anything labelled spicy was not actually too spicy and could be adjusted with the chili at the table. The Yibin spicy noodles are a pretty big portion that could be shared if you plan on getting a bunch of other appetizers. The ladies working here are friendly and service is fast.
Boo thang was having his dumpling cravings and I heard about this spot. They're invasively fast (not for sure if that is a good thing, but at least we got our food very fast lol). I love how the restaurant architecture fit the culture. We ordered a bunch of dumplings, side dishes of veggies. I believe the cravings were satisfied. I love how there is a variety to choose from and service was very quick. Will definitely come back!
I visited this fast causal location back in April of this year while on a business trip. Let's get to it, shall we? Steamed pork buns Steamed pork buns are a comforting and filling side dish/breakfast item that can be found in many Chinese bakeries next to the steamer. With its fluffy skin and delicious savory pork filling, each bun has the perfect balance of flavors. The ones served here are a true representation of of a perfect steamed bun. Each ingredient in these buns worked together in harmony, delivering tender baos with a subtly spiced filling. Minced Pork Over Rice With Fried Egg Taiwanese Minced Pork is ground pork that is gently cooked and simmered in Taiwanese flavors for a super simple, low carb meal. While minced pork rice is an important icon in typical Taiwanese folk cuisine, the variety of methods to customize flavors is so wide that it creates considerable differences between regions. The spices used in this dish were made with spices that were familiar to me, but not in way that I tasted previously. The flavor of the meat combined with the egg created a filling dish with a somewhat muted profile. Pan Fried Chive & Pork Dumplings These pork and chive dumplings (韭菜猪肉饺子) are classic Chinese dumplings filled with ground pork and Asian chives. The fillings were juicy and flavorful. This was an example of an appetizer done right. #supportlocal
My family and I met some friends at Yu Noodles for an early lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The store had just opened so we were seated immediately upon arrival. There is plenty of seating that is spacious and well setup, tables are not squished together where you feel as though you have no space to eat. The restaurant is located in a shopping center with many other retailers, so parking is a non issue. I always appreciate good food that is easily accessible without struggling to find parking while out and about with two young kids. We ordered various items from the menu: - Chicken Leg Noodle Soup - My kids loved this. The soup is flavorful and portions are large so perfect to split among two kids. - Pork Soup Dumplings - Solid option, soup broth inside the dumplings was delicious. - Scallion Pancakes - Deliciously fried to perfection. It comes cut into slices, making it easily shareable for the table. - Cucumber with Garlic - Simple dish, but the garlic sauce really makes it memorable. The staff here were great, they were extra mindful of dish placement near my young kids which I really appreciated. All items came out quickly and just as requested. I have visited other locations throughout the DMV and this location was consistent with what I experienced at other locations... friendly staff and delicious food all at a reasonable price. I would definitely come back again if I was in the area :) read more
Always wanted to try Sichuan cuisine and I'm glad I tried it at Yu Noodles! This place seemed to have regulars and you could tell this place is authentic by the vibe and food. I got the Sichuan Beef Noodle Soup (specified extra spicy-still wasn't spicy for me) which was flavorful, comforting, and delicious on a cold weather day. The beef was a little chewy but the broth was nice key seasoned and plenty of noodles are provided. Delicious meal with quick service. I'd come again to try different items. read more
8 months ago
I really enjoyed the different noodle soups. They were very flavorful and perfect for a rainy day. The soup dumplings were just okay; the wrapper was too thick. Also, I would recommend sticking to the original pork ones. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the noodle soups. read more
8 months ago
Service 4/5 The service here was great. Our waitress was friendly and welcoming. The food didn't take too long to come out, and the finished plates were cleared pretty quickly. The water also had slices of cucumbers which was a nice touch. We came during lunch which does get pretty busy. It was a little difficult to get a hold of our waitress at times because of how busy she was, but besides that, she was pretty attentive and quick. Ambiance 4.5/5 There's a lot of natural lighting from the big windows at the entrance which I really liked. The inside is big and there's plenty of seating. The decor on the walls depicting China and tasty food set a good atmosphere. The seats were comfy and the tables were big enough for multiple dishes. They also have outdoor seating. Mango Smoothie ($5) 4/5 The mango smoothie was sweet and tasted so fresh. It was the prefect consistency and wasn't too thick or watery. It was the perfect drink to pair with the hot and savory noodle soup. Peppercorn Spicy Soup Dumplings ($12) 3.5/5 The soup dumplings were a nice, shareable appetizer. Pro tip: make a little hole and put some ginger and vinegar in the dumpling to make it extra tasty. The skin held together pretty well and the meat inside was soft and tender. The soup inside was good and there was a slight hint of heat. Sichuan Beef Noodle Soup ($15) 4/5 This came out nice and hot and I really enjoyed this, especially having this in winter. The beef was soft and chewy and the noodles had a nice firmness and were well cooked. The broth had a nice flavor with a bit of spiciness. The veggies tasted fresh and contrasted well with a good, crunchy texture and some sourness that I really liked. Mango Pomelo Sago ($8) 4/5 This was the perfect dessert to top off the meal. The Mango and pomelo were so fresh and tasty. The mango had a good texture and was chewy and there was a faint hint of bitterness from the pomelo. The sago was soft and chewy and I really liked the coconutty, creamy taste. The sweetness was not overpowering and the cold from the dessert was like a break from the hot soup earlier. read more
We came here because we were in the mood for some noodles, but something different than what we usually get. I think Yu Noodles will be in our rotation of places to eat now. They have dishes, and it's not like it's a lot of noodles, but it's affordable and they also have different types of xiao long bao that keep it interesting. I do have to say that their XLB' wrapper is a bit thick, but I thought it wasn't bad considering that they offer it. I got the beef noodle, and I enjoyed it. I really don't have any negative side about it. This location is a neighborhood type of restaurant. It's right next to the apartments, and next to a Safeway. It literally has the building blocks of a neighborhood food spot and I like that. Come here if you live in the area. Get a nice hot bowl of soup and noodles and be satisfied! read more
6 months ago
The original Rockville location has been quietly earning its reputation, and the McLean outpost carries the torch without skipping a beat. For a self-proclaimed Chinese food snob, that kind of consistency across locations isn't just appreciated -- it's rare. This is the place I bring family and friends visiting from out of town when I need to guarantee both quality and a good time. No hesitation, no asterisks. That's a short list. The menu hits two lanes perfectly: bold, soul-warming noodle soups and dry noodles loaded with zesty mix-ins that slap just as hard. The flounder with sour pickled cabbage noodle soup is the move if you want something that's simultaneously bright, funky, and deeply comforting. The spicy beef brisket in golden soup is pure richness -- the kind of broth you'd drink straight if no one was watching. On the dry noodle side, the Chongqing dry noodles bring the heat and the complexity you want from that style. Don't sleep on the small eats. The scallion pancakes and soup dumplings are legitimately all-star -- not afterthoughts, not filler. One pro tip: pay attention to the rotating specials once you've locked in your favorites. And you will have favorites. Probably after visit one. Casual setting, family-friendly vibe, top-tier food. Yu Noodle earns a permanent spot on the short list. read more
1 year ago
THE BIG: Located in Tysons Corner, tucked away in the shopping center with a Safeway right off of Anderson Rd. Plenty of seating inside and parking lot available with plenty of space. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wfie and I came here with a couple of friends to soak up some noodles and dumplings. Ordering was fast and getting our food was ultra fast. I think they have a good system h ere. We got the Spicy oil wontons, pan fried pork bun, pork soup dumpling, peppercorn spicy soup dumpling, shrim & pork dumpling, yibin noodle, porkchop over rice, and beef noodle soup. Tbh everything was pretty good, didn't have any faults with the items. Kudos for extra speed. THE FINAL BAMBOO: The damage done here was around $126 for everything. Pretty great for very fast service and delicioius noods on a brisk fall evening. read more
6 months ago
Walked here from my hotel around the corner. Our waitress was very nice and understanding as I didn't know what I wanted while my friend ordered their food. The cucumbers were delicious! My ramen (beef I believe) was piping hot and so flavorful. I chose to add chili oil myself to try and control the spice level. Worked out perfectly. I will definitely be returning when I'm in the area again. read more
I had the spicy wontons, scallion pancakes, and chicken soup dumplings. All was really good. I was a little surprised that there were so few soup dumpling options - 5 or so - given that they advertised as a soup dumpling restaurant. But they were super tasty. Lots of vegetarian options but no vegetarian soup dumplings fyi. The check comes with a sticker that they prefer cash tips and the server laid the check down and pointed to that. Strange. But I had cash and was happy to oblige since she made it awkward. Very tasty food - I'll be going back for sure. read more
1 year ago
Very quick service at Yu Noodles in Tysons! I came with 4 friends in a Sunday evening. There were only a few people in the restaurant. The servers quickly took our order and food came out FAST. I loved the spicy wontons and pan fried buns. I also thought the pork and peppercorn pork dumplings were delicious and full of flavor. I would skip on the pork and shrimp dumplings. The filling was overcooked and no soup inside. We also ordered a bunch of noodle dishes, but they weren't my favorite. Overall - great place for a quick bite! read more
1 year ago
Yu noodles is such a homey local mom and pop casual spot to go to. We got the: Crystal Shrimp dumplings Steamed Pork Buns Hot & Sour Foon Pork soup dumplings All of them were really good! You do need to ask for soy sauce if you need it, but they had black vinegar and other condiments on the table. Also, we liked the dim sum, but it's not going to match the profile of if you went to Hong Kong style dim sum because it is a different region of cuisine. Overall, great experience and loves at how fast and attentive the servers were. I will definitely be back, especially for those hot and sour noodles. read more
Somehow they seem to get better and better. I'm a big fan of their garlic cucumber appetizer and intestine soup. Beef tendon is a must. And even though pricey. Get and share the coconut sago dessert. Skip the soup dumpling. read more
Located in a pretty quiet shopping center it almost feels like finding a hidden gem. My cousin and I stopped by on a whim because we quickly browsed their menu online and saw that they had soup dumplings. Everything we ordered was actually fantastic. We got the plain pork soup dumplings, N5 Yibin Spicy Dry Noodle with minced pork, and spicy oil pork wontons. All the things we ordered were good in their own ways but they all had an immense amount of flavor. Anything labelled spicy was not actually too spicy and could be adjusted with the chili at the table. The Yibin spicy noodles are a pretty big portion that could be shared if you plan on getting a bunch of other appetizers. The ladies working here are friendly and service is fast. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
Boo thang was having his dumpling cravings and I heard about this spot. They're invasively fast (not for sure if that is a good thing, but at least we got our food very fast lol). I love how the restaurant architecture fit the culture. We ordered a bunch of dumplings, side dishes of veggies. I believe the cravings were satisfied. I love how there is a variety to choose from and service was very quick. Will definitely come back! read more
2 years ago
I visited this fast causal location back in April of this year while on a business trip. Let's get to it, shall we? Steamed pork buns Steamed pork buns are a comforting and filling side dish/breakfast item that can be found in many Chinese bakeries next to the steamer. With its fluffy skin and delicious savory pork filling, each bun has the perfect balance of flavors. The ones served here are a true representation of of a perfect steamed bun. Each ingredient in these buns worked together in harmony, delivering tender baos with a subtly spiced filling. Minced Pork Over Rice With Fried Egg Taiwanese Minced Pork is ground pork that is gently cooked and simmered in Taiwanese flavors for a super simple, low carb meal. While minced pork rice is an important icon in typical Taiwanese folk cuisine, the variety of methods to customize flavors is so wide that it creates considerable differences between regions. The spices used in this dish were made with spices that were familiar to me, but not in way that I tasted previously. The flavor of the meat combined with the egg created a filling dish with a somewhat muted profile. Pan Fried Chive & Pork Dumplings These pork and chive dumplings (韭菜猪肉饺子) are classic Chinese dumplings filled with ground pork and Asian chives. The fillings were juicy and flavorful. This was an example of an appetizer done right. #supportlocal read more
4 months ago
There is a piece of wood in my noodle, Fuck that's nasty , they canceled it for me but still read more
I went with a group of friends and we got a variety of different things. I got the N9 Hot and Sour Foon with Minced Pork and it was not nearly as spicy as it looks and tasted pretty good. The Yibin noodles (felt like spicy Asian bolognese) were much more spicy. The Sichuan beef noodles were not mouth-numbing. And the brisket golden noodles had a different taste (not sure I liked it). I felt the menu didn't provide enough info as to what was in each dish. The soup dumplings of course are a must. Service was fast. The restaurant was clean. I would recommend. read more
9 months ago
Good food at great prices! The chongqing noodles were very flavorful but not as spicy as they could have been. The soup dumplings with pork were pretty good too! read more
1 year ago
I have no complaints about Yu Noodles. Food, good. Service, good. Seating, good. Prices, good. Fan favorites include the cucumber garlic salad (refreshing and so peanutty), marinated beef and tripe (spicy!), wonton in chicken broth (so comforting and mild), pan fried pork and chive dumplings (flavorful and umami), crystal shrimp dumplings (classic and well done here), minced pork noodles (penutty and savory and delicious), and even their tap water is good! The only thing I've tried and didn't love is the golden cabbage as it's too sweet for me. It's like a carrot ginger dressing over cooked cabbage which was fine but I wouldn't order again. It's hard to go wrong with any dishes honestly! read more
2 years ago
Got my fix for Chinese food! I love the simplicity of pork chop noodle soup for that clear broth. I asked for a side of the mustard greens. The beef noodle soup was excellent as well. Parking: plenty in lot Interior was clean and well decorated. Will definitely come back! read more
2 years ago
Indoor and outdoor seating available. Great service. I can't remember if I had the chicken or pork chop noodle soup but one of the two. It was very good and it's a decent size bowl as well. It was delicious. My counterpart got the dumplings and he loved them. read more
Stopped in for a late Sunday lunch and it was bustling. I was particularly craving beef noodle soup (and wasn't in the mood to make it myself as I typically would). We were seated within a couple minutes of walking in and attended to promptly by a server who was friendly and efficient. I devoured the Sichuan beef noodle soup in its entirety; the broth was flavorful and noodles were chewy. There was a good amount of beef and bok choy and picked veggies to balance it out! However, the cilantro was sparse; I had one bite containing it and wasn't sure if it was purposefully included. The spicy pork soup dumplings were so flavorful and the color was novel. I would have enjoyed slightly more soup in the filling! Atmosphere was relatively relaxing and I felt at home surrounded by tables with Chinese grandmas and families. read more
2 years ago
Thought the service was great, the food was great, and the price was reasonable!! Found this gem 10 minutes from my hotel and went twice in 4 days. Would have been just fine going 4 out of 4 days, but I was too lazy to walk on 2 of those days, ha. Food comes out very fresh and hot. The noodles are cooked right, not mushy. Flavor was good too. Best meals I had on this particular work trip. I would recommend it for sure, especially if you are close by! read more
1 year ago
This place has wonderfully authentic noodle dishes and dumplings that I would highly recommend. Came here on a rainy day and were immediately greeted and seated by the servers. The restaurant is spacious and clean with modern Chinese decor. Highly recommend this restaurant in the McLean area (near Tyson's mall)! read more
1 year ago
I got the N5. Yibin Spicy Dry Noodles with Minced Pork and it is a pretty darn good representation of mainland, China food. The noodles were not spicy at all though :( overall, the flavor is good and the nutty texture made it a very filling meal. The soup dumplings were pretty good with the vinegar and ginger and chili sauce together. I would warn against getting through Uber Eats because they charge about 4-9 dollars more on there depending on the item. Go in person as it is very worth it for a good filling meal. read more
3 years ago
Large and clean store with friendly workers! I think everything was good but nothing especially stood out imo. Spicy oil wonton - 4/5 nice nutty flavor with some kick. The wonton skin was not too thick and filling overall was tasty. Wish it was spicier Beef noodle soup - 3/5 more of a beef broth and not spicy at all. I added chili oil from the table but still didn't feel spicy enough. The noodles are nice and taste fresh, beef is tender but slightly dry. I don't think I'll really crave it but I'd still be happy to eat it again! Pan fried pork buns - 3.5/5 nice sear at the bottom to compliment the fluffy bun. Bun is a bit too thick at the top. Filling was yummy and juicy! read more
2 years ago
I always look for Asian food when I'm out traveling and I'm glad I stumbled across this place. It had a very nice ambiance and the seating was very spacious. It wasn't busy when I went but the food was so good! Definitely recommend this place if you are in the area. read more
The food was pretty good! I don't think I was blown away from the flavor of the noodles of bao. We ordered a lot to try it all. I think the flavor of the cucumber was sub par so would not order that again: it lacked garlic or any other flavor except for oil. read more
Came here for dinner with my wife since she was craving soup dumplings! We got the dry noodles with minced pork, a chicken appetizer, and soup dumplings. Dry noodles I thought were good but lacking salt, so I was throwing a bunch of that sauce they had on the table. I thought the noodles were well cooked and was a good portion. The chicken appetizer was a bit odd, we were expecting more like chili chicken but was bone-in chicken thigh and was grilled but lacked some flavor here too. I did taste the peppercorn but not sure, again I think missing salt or something. Overall wish it was boneless and bit more crispy. Soup dumplings were a 5/5, we got the spicy one. Each dumpling was packed full of flavor, think next time I'd just order more of these. Service was friendly, enjoyed the staff. Ambiance was more of a family casual restaurant. I would recommend since prices are reasonable! read more
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