Capital Noodle Bar - Brea

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About Capital Noodle Bar - Brea

Capital Noodle Bar offers a diverse menu inspired by Hong Kong cafe style, featuring soup noodles, ho fun, and rice dishes. The restaurant is clean and modernly decorated, with enough space for small groups. While the beef noodle soup and wonton noodle soup are well-liked, the beef in the former is noted to be thin and sparse, whereas the wonton soup receives praise for its generous portions and flavorful broth. The fried calamari is tender with a thick breading, but the fried tofu falls short due to improperly dried tofu. The soup dumplings are a highlight, with a good filling-to-wrapper ratio. However, the Jasmine milk tea is criticized for being watery with firm boba.

Though the service is friendly, some reviews suggest that having more staff would improve efficiency, especially during busy times. There is limited spicy condiment availability, which may not suit all tastes. Overall, diners appreciate the quality of food and reasonable prices, making Capital Noodle Bar a recommended spot for those seeking comfort food in the area. Signature dishes like the spicy trio beef noodles with flat rice noodle and Hainan chicken rice are particularly noted, with a suggestion to opt for dark meat for a better experience. Despite some minor shortcomings, the restaurant has earned a loyal following among locals looking for a satisfying meal.

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Capital Noodle Bar - Brea Reviews

3.8
148 ratings
Restaurantji Rating
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Food
3.9
Atmosphere
4.0
Service
3.9

Delicious food, fast and courteous service; we tried various entree and they were all amazing!

My family went and tried a variety of menu items. I really wish they offered hand-cut noodles, but regardless, the beef noodle soup and wonton noodle soup were good. The beef noodle soup had delicious broth, but the beef was on the rather sparse side, as well as rather thin. The wonton soup however, had a generous portion of wontons, as well as delicious broth. The seasoning on the fried calamari reminded me of popcorn chicken, and the breading was somewhat thick, but the calamari...read full review

Awesome noodles and dim sum.

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