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Noodle Noodle Restaurant
Category: Restaurants Chinese Chinese [Edit]
10008 106 Avenue NorthWestEdmonton, AB T5H 0N7
(780) 422-6862
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
10 reviews for Noodle Noodle Restaurant
10 reviews in English
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Review from John S.
Updated - 1/1/2012
Returned for another visit and all I can say is that it was EXCELLENT!
Great tasting Dim Sum. Carts coming around on a regular basis. Food quality and taste is excellent.
Great service and service staff on top of things for getting tables ready for customers.
The best DIM SUM!1 Previous Review: Show all »
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5/11/2010
Recent vist after 10 years. Still the best dim sum in Edmonton. The quality rivals top dim-sum… Read more »
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Review from Chester V.
8/30/2011
My cousin took me here yesterday and I wasn't disappointed.
The food is comparable to that is found in San Francisco's China town. The chicken feet (my favourite), shui mai, and fried shrimp dumplings with mayo were very good. We ordered salty fish fried rice and the won ton soup on top of the dim sum dishes. Both were pretty good as well.
My only complaint and reason why this place isn't a five star is the price. For dim sum dishes this place was pretty pricey. -
Review from S J.
Edmonton, AB
7/19/2011
Once the star of the neighbourhood, N-N has fallen and may not be able to get up. There was a time when dim sung here featured at least 30 or 40 items at a time and usually some great seafood. They did a lobster claw and a sugar cane wrapped in crab that were divine.
Today, it is a sad, boring, expensive dim sung. Clearly Urban China down the block is having a huge impact. Went on Sunday of the Canada Day weekend, UC was packed and N-N was more than half empty. We had only predictable choice with no unusual options -- no scallops, no beef skewers, not even chicken feet.
The bill was crazy high compared to other places in town. I think if you want to order off the list, you can get other things. But really makes me think they take it out of the freezer and nuke it when you order.
I looked at the dinner menu and prices for standards like Shanghai noodles have gone way up too.
There are still many good options within blocks that are reasonably priced, so try somewhere else. -
Review from Claire A.
Leduc, AB
6/4/2011
Wont be returning here !
Took a newbie to dim sum to Noodle Noodle yesterday as Mirama is closed and thought would give it another try. (was here years ago and was too blah and greasy)
OMG... could not believe the prices ! $6.95 for shui mai.... $4.95 for shrimp dumplings... most dishes were 5.95 to 8.95 !! Seriously?
Ok...for that I hoped it was at least good
The shui mai was the worst I have ever tried... bland and not at all appealing. The shrimp dumplings were fine... steamed shrimp rice roll ok... the rice wrap was a bit tough as maybe they are sitting in the steamer for a long time? As well the shrimp portion was scant and heavily brined to plump it up. Was hard to be at all impressed when this place makes golden rice bowl look cheap.
Don't get me wrong... not being cheap but do believe in quality for $ at least. We arrived just after 1 so it was order from the menu... had to text a few dum sum buddies after to tell them what a waste of time Noodle Noodle was... we had been talking of going there ... looking to find a good place in area.
Def not Noodle Noodle ! Told my buddy to please not think this was how Dim Sum is... promised to take her to another place right soon so she gets a better first impression.
Wont be going back again :( -
Review from Jason L.
Edmonton, AB
5/20/2010 1 Check-in Here
Yeah, this is pretty much the best Dim Sum downtown. There are a couple of better places south side and west, but this is the place for downtown.
Service is quick and efficient, if a little brusque at times. Sit, eat. Carts come around quickly and there is good variety and selection. The mainstays: Bao, Har Gow, Siu Mai and rice rolls are in good supply and done well. There is a better selection on weekends when people sit a little longer than for a week day lunch, so they throw in a little more variety to keep you eating. If you want something and haven't seen it come by, they'll get it for you so don't be shy to ask. After 13:30 or so, the carts stop, but you can order from a list until they run out and switch over for dinner.
I'd give it five stars, but even for how good it is, it is on the pricey side. That's not a reason not to go and enjoy, just realise you're spending a little more. They are good if a little pricey for supper and there are other choices for dinner close by and less expensive. Dim Sum though, rules. -
Review from Rosie R.
8/7/2009 2 photos
I love dim-summing it in other cities!
Went here on a Sunday morning to find it busy, which is a good thing when you are eating dim sum. This means more fresh food on the carts and often more variety.
SERVICE:
- quick and with a smile
- carts were plentiful, food was fresh, and lots of aforementioned variety
- drinks were kept filled and empty plates were cleared often
FOOD:
- good quality standards such as siu mai, rice noodle, shrimp ball
- LOVED the pan fried rice roll. I will be seeking this out at all other dim sum joints from now on
- some things were typical dim sum-greasy, but overall because things were fresh, it was still yummy
- I was so happy to see such a variety of food!
YOUR STRATEGY:
Order one thing you love first to enjoy and kill the hunger pain. Then watch for awhile to see the carts go by and consider all your options. When you think you have seen it all, make your choices and have at it. I always make the mistake of gorging myself on the first few carts, and I found myself at Noodle Noodle disappointed that I didn't save room for the other items that came way after my tummy told my brain we were done.Listed in: My Edmonton, AB Travel Journal
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Review from Paula K.
10/7/2008 1 photo
Noodle Noodle is one of Chinatown's more established and upscale dining establishments. It is especially know for its dim sum. I have a friend who absolutely swears by their turnip cakes (pan fried cakes of mashed turnip with bits of pork). I once headed there for a snack, and ended up with one of the crispiest green onion cakes I have ever enjoyed.
This is quite a large restaurant, very bright, and perfect for groups. The menu is quite extensive, and although slightly pricier than other Chinese restaurants, the quality justifies the cost. -
Review from Leanne S.
3/21/2009
Oh how I love thee! I've been enjoying Noodle Noodle for a very long time - It's played a huge part in my life. I like to say it's my secret but it seems the secret is out - the restaurant is busier than ever! I no longer live close enough to enjoy Dim Sum here on the weekend but make a point of coming back a few times a year when I'm visiting my family.
With such an extensive dinner menu and a large assortment of Dim Sum favorites you're sure to find something you'll love. Each time I come here my family and I can't seem to decide on just a few dishes and end up ordering more than needed. I can't complain though - there hasn't been anything that I haven't enjoyed.
The restaurant is huge and perfect for groups and children. The owners are very friendly and more than happy to accommodate you.
After Dim Sum or dinner I suggest walking across the street to the Chinese Bakery for some yummy take home treats.
Can't wait to eat here again! -
Review from Jack G.
Edmonton, AB
12/5/2009
The service here is really good. Everyone is so friendly and quick. They waste no time getting you're order to you.
Inside, the restaurant is large and has plenty of seating. They have it really nicely decorated and they keep it extremely clean. It is a little bit pricier than other places but the food and service keep you satisfied.
The food is delicious and fresh. I was really pulled in by how friendly the service was. They make you feel so comfortable and that alone makes you like the place. -
Review from Valerie P.
8/12/2008
I've been going to this restaurant ever since I was youngin' with my family and even before they moved to this location from 10+ years ago. This is where I discovered dim sum, chicken feet, BBQ Pork Chow mein (HK Style), and walnut prawns. It's a little pricey, but the ingredients they use to make their food is quality.
