Yep, it's a chain noodle place. And to be fully candid, we used an Entertainment Book voucher on…read morethe meal which got us two meals for one price. My Sweet And Sour Combo was pretty good. Plenty of meat, however not a lot of veggies. Decent amount of noodles. Sweet and Sour sauce was more Sweet than Sour. My wife's Singapore Noodles weren't so great. Mostly noodles. Not a lot of meat or veggies. I think if I paid the full price per noodle dish, I'd be more critical than I am being at the moment. But if you can get a 2-4-1, then hit these guys up.

The new train line has opened, and this place which was once a massive pain to get to by transit is…read morenow walkable from a train station, so it seems like a good time to update the review. Logistics aside, I've been consistently intrigued. Malaysian cuisine is not a thing where I'm from. The basic elements are what you'd expect from any vegetarian Asian cuisine: noodles, rice, saltiness, soy products, etc. However, there is something slightly different; perhaps most notably when I ended up with some fried "chicken" product and watermelon juice and thought in my head that I might be eating comfort food from the American South. Among the many options I've sampled all have been palatable, and I'm still waiting to get around to the more recognizable names like nasi goreng and laksa. I've ordered differently every time, and if I were to repeat an order it would probably be for the roti chenai, a curry with fried bread that was much more delicious than the ones I've tried elsewhere. You can't go wrong with the noodle dishes either. It isn't the cheapest, but things are cooked fresh to order, and they're worth ordering. They also offer super cheap loose leaf teas. The worst that can be said of them is that once I came and they had closed during the slow hours on a weekday afternoon (inconsistently with their posted schedule), which in my experience is unthinkable for an American business, but not uncommon by looser Australian standards. Otherwise, the service and food have been on point, and I'm quite happy to have found them. I suspect vegetarian Malaysian will be a new thing for most diners as it has been for me, but I would suggest trying it.

Ordered combo chow mein and honey chicken, very nice, good sized meals. Friendly staffread more

We ordered the Singapore Noodles and the Szechuan chicken with rice…read more The Singapore noodles were nice, a little bland and could have done with a bit more of a kick. The ingredients all seemed fresh enough and none of the meat had been cooked before like some restaurants I've eaten at. The Szechuan chicken was also nice although it could also have been a bit spicier. I don't like my mouth to be on fire after a meal, but with Szechuan you expect a small amount of burn. The rice was rice, cooked well enough but it's pretty hard for a restaurant to mess that up!

The Healthy Noodle Bar is one of those great takeaway places. The food is cheap, the service is…read morequick and if you're working around the area, I'd absolutely recommend that you hit this place up. It's a Chinese takeaway that doesn't have a million things on the menu. They've kept the number of dishes down to nineteen and that means that they're cooking them everyday and getting better at them. There is a limited amount of rice dishes. My favourite is the nasi-goreng. It's spiced just enough to give your day a kick but not to make your pallet burn. As far as noodles go, the Healthy Noodle Bar delivers in spades. Where most Chinese/noodle takeaways are very oily, this place does the opposite. Every meal that I've had here has tasted fresh and has never ever left that gunky residual regret I sometimes get ordering this style of food. I recommend that you get into the traditional pad-Thai, it has stacks of chicken tossed though flat noodles and vegetable with The Noodle Bar's own home made Thai sauce.

We received the menu for the Healthy Noodle Bar in the mail and decided to give it a go. We've…read moreoften found that many noodle shops drench their products in sauce and use far too much sodium. Our order consisted of 3 menu items: 1 Combo box 1 Mongolian Beef 1 Seafood Nasi Goreng The first thing I noticed was the service. Very quick, very friendly and very professional. The store was immaculately clean and well presented and the food looked incredibly fresh. They do have a smaller menu than many noodle shops but don't let that put you off. They have all the favorite items covered and you wont be disappointed with the results. They cook the food perfectly and it tastes superb. Not oily or greasy, and not covered in sauce. I wont be visiting any other Noodle places on the peninsula now after going here. Trust me, give it a go and you will, too!

I give this place 2 stars out of 5. I ordered Meegoreng, Beef and Broccoli, and some chicken wings…read more The megoreng was over cooked. The sauce was non-existent and it tasted like someone substituted hokien noodles in a Singapore noodle dish. The vegetables were inconsistently chopped. As if diced up by Stevie Wonder himself, you'd get a big chunk of onion, followed by a thin strip which made for an interesting texture throughout the dish. The beef and broccoli ($12.50) was served in an almost clear gravy/broth. It was very thin and gray colored. Also, for charging that much for a small container of beef and broccoli floating in grey broth, they didn't include any white rice. The chicken wings were not bad. The breading and garnish were lovely. Just slightly salty. Overall I wouldn't eat there again. It's over priced and not worth the mediocre quality

Lai Lai consistently serve great dishes! The best Chinese take-away I have been to yet. The…read moretake-away containers are always filled to the brim.

Service is great with the staff friendly and accommodating. Ambiance is ok at the time we went but…read morebeing first thing in the morning it's likely to be different. The food is though average along with the coffee. My eggs on toast was exactly that. Two poached eggs with toast with little effort made in presentation or adding a sauce or spices to zhush it up. Partners savoury pancakes where similar but he did comment they were soft and fluffy... If you're after a quick bit to eat and good service then this place would fit the bill.

Big breakfast is great. Coffee is on point. Sunday's are crazy busy but doable just need to be…read morepatient with possible line ups for payment for you order. Other than that top place. Good place to come for an early breakfast eg 7-8am during the week to see the sunrise. French toast is the bomb.