Noodle Street 108

Quite a small little restaurant that probably only fits like 10 people or so, but it had a really homely feel since it was just a bunch of chinese people having lunch. I got what I would consider asian style chicken noodle soup. It was decent, noodles were a bit too al dente but it was filling so I can't complain in that department. The waitress got my girlfriend's order wrong and the ladies behind us were using cantonese to try to rectify it which was pretty fun speaking in native tongue trying to resolve the issue.
Would recommend just for the convenience and just to help support the mom and pop style restaurant.

Taste pretty well
Also nice Service
The price also fair enough
Recommend the pork noodle noodle

Nice and Cozy, Very First time eat in Beef Noodles Soup and Dan Dan Noodles, tasty and very delicious.

this little noodle place is hidden at the far edge of the plaza… if they didn't have a few plants sitting outside because of its grand opening, i think i really would have missed it…
the waitress there is awkwardly friendly… it feels like it's probably her first job… she did greet all customers with a cup of hot tea and a brief explanation to the menu… what i didn't understand was why does the menu has hong kong style of the few choices of noodles but the menu contains simplified chinese characters… just a reminder… hong kong doesn't use simplified chinese characters… people in hong kong use traditional chinese characters! i also think the noodle being at $9 is pretty expensive for what it is… i thought it was supposed to be hand made noodles… but it really doesn't feel like it was freshly hand made… it also seems to have a lot of MSGs in the noodle as i was very thirsty the entire night after having the noodle for lunch…