Noodles near Lansing, MI

“This place has been here for decades, and once you try it, you will see why. The food is delicious, prepared fresh and served quickly. There is a large menu, but you wont go wrong with a standard Pad Thai, or fried rice. Park in back, there is a large free lot there, and enter through rear door. Note the hours, they are open for lunch but close until 5 pm, when they reopen for dinner most days. They are serious with the heat, so if you ask for it hot, it will be hot.“

“The restaurant had really cool decor, perfect service, food was amazing! Super impressed with the quality of the sea food. Got the family styled buffet and it was well worth it.“

“Love, love, love this location. The regular cashier or manager I'm not sure what her name is, unfortunately, for as much as I'm in there... Is always so nice and just welcoming. She really does make the restaurant and makes it a place that you're comfortable eating at and you enjoy. They're very quick with the orders usually and the place is nice and clean.

Vegetarian options: Many different types of pastas and noodles to choose from and you can do with or without me along with any other vegetables you want to add or take away they have so many different combinations you could choose it's ridiculous... In a good way.

Kid-friendliness: Tons of different noodles sauces and options for the kiddos. I mean who doesn't like pasta, right?

Wheelchair accessibility: Plenty of room to navigate around The only possibly negative would be the the door to enter the restaurant given that there's a vestibule it's kind of a suction and so it is a bit hard to pull open if the other one has just shut.“

“I've been craving takoyaki for a while and decided to try Sapporo. it was the closest I've had in town to what I learned to make in Japan. The veggie shoyu ramen also hit the spot. 10 out 10 will be back often!“