Don't eat at this place. iSmall portion and food is not
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
Jason Rose
I know it’s weird to leave a review for a mall food court restaurant, but this one deserves it!This place is incredible. As a vegan, I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of options. Also, the veggies were fresh and seasoned really well (which is rare for any restaurant when it comes to vegetables).The servers were really friendly and smiled at me as they served me. It really made the whole experience very pleasant.Thank you Noodle House for being a nice pick-me-up in the middle of my day!Vegetarian options: Cabbage, Green Beans, Potatoes, Corn, Broccoli, Rice, Lo-Mein
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shany Thakur
That place is awesome! Queens Mall is a frequent spot for us and we visited many food shops and so far this is the best fast food store among others. The food was delicious. The servers were very friendly and helpful. You get the best bang for your buck! There's a big space where you can enjoy your meal. The environment is fine and cleaning services are also good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Extra Large Teriyaki and Spicy Chicken with Lo Mein Noodle and Broccoli
Bob Rob
If the chicken you want is almost done, choose a different chicken dish. The woman made sure to give me the old
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Each It And I
As long as they keep the prices hovering around what they are now ($10.99 for 2 pork chops or 2 fish fillets plus 2 sides), Noodle House is a really good deal during these tough economic times. That said, the flavors are pretty decent with good options, but the pork chops need to back off on the cumin.
Ramirez H
If you're Asian, you'll have a nice time. If you're not, they have a tendency to discriminate and provide lesser portions.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 2
Volodymyr Gelias
Ordered Beef Noodle Soup. Didn’t find any good piece of beef, only fat trimmings.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Maybeth koehler
I normally love places like this. However, everything I got was very chewy like it was overcooked. I didn't really eat my food since it wasn't appetizing.. it was 4:30 pm too.. like right before a 5pm rush.. don't recommend.
Ela Ilias
Both times I’ve had teriyaki chicken with fried rice is bomb.
loinsworth sankarsingh
Thieves work here. My grandfaughter's debit card information was stolen by the cashier. She used her new card for the first time here. No one else had seen it or held it in their hands prior to our visit here. She was required to hand it to the cashier instead of being allowed to swipe or tap the card herself. The thief stared at the card for an uncomfortable length of time, until my granddaughter had to ask her to return it. At around 4:45 am. the next morning, while my granddaughter was asleep in my home, someone used her card info to purchase a metrocard. She discovered it when she awoke and immediately locked her card, and we later returned to this venue and spoke to the manager about it. The woman spoke volubly, and at length, and still managed to be extremely unhelpful. She mentioned that two of the three females who were there the night before were on duty right then, but she made no effort to question them. Meanwhile, there were two who were quite obviously sympathetic and engaged in our discussion, while one was acting like a shrinking violet. They all wore masks.My granddaughter now keeps the card locked until she has to use it to pay for a purchase, and, of course, she can't use it for online purchases if it's locked. It has to be a physical purchase where she can tap or swipe and shut it down immediately afterward. Meanwhile, her card info is in someone's Google or Apple or Samsung or Meta wallet and because of the horrible agreement between wallet issuers and banks, if she cancels the card, and is issued a new one, the first entity that is updated with the new card information is the one being used by the thief. Like the thief who works at Noodle House, waiting to steal your card information.
My friend recommended this restaurant to me. This is my go-to spot when I'm craving noodles. They serve excellent nice cuisine at a reasonable price for youngsters. I enjoy their chili chicken, chicken Teriyaki, fried rice, and noodles.
Stephanie D.
Went here yesterday for some lunch/dinner. Ordered chicken and broccoli with fried rice. It was ok. Not the best I've ever had. The rice was a bit blah tasting. The sauce from the main made it better but not by much. I previously had the chicken teriyaki and I liked that better. Got it with sweet potatoes which were tasty. I'll keep trying this place cause they're not bad. Just depends what you get. They don't have labels on the food and it looked like they had two pans of the same chicken. Idk tho since they weren't labeled. I think that's my only complaint for this trip. Oh, they're good with portion size as well. They charged me $7.29 for one main with a side. Also got a bottle of water. My total came to just under $10.
Liam Martin
The wonton noodles ($8.70) looking good but soup tasted like water and salt pig stinky smell. The wonton meat was 100% pork with most fat. Did not taste right.
Jonathan C.
Noodle House is a small takeout restaurant in Queens Center Mall's food court. They have some noodles, but most of the food is just assorted Chinese food. Their grilled steak is pretty good. They asked what level of done-ness I wanted, which would have been impressive for a $13 steak dish, but it came out well done. Still, it was juicy and tender, though heavily seasoned. Ordering process: could be improved. Their TV screens with menus on them were blinking weirdly. Many of their meals come with one or more sides that you choose. Most are easily recognizable, but I feel like they should label them. There are bathrooms and tables nearby in the food court. The seating area requires a vaccine card.
Don't eat at this place. iSmall portion and food is not
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
I know it’s weird to leave a review for a mall food court restaurant, but this one deserves it!This place is incredible. As a vegan, I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of options. Also, the veggies were fresh and seasoned really well (which is rare for any restaurant when it comes to vegetables).The servers were really friendly and smiled at me as they served me. It really made the whole experience very pleasant.Thank you Noodle House for being a nice pick-me-up in the middle of my day!Vegetarian options: Cabbage, Green Beans, Potatoes, Corn, Broccoli, Rice, Lo-Mein
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
That place is awesome! Queens Mall is a frequent spot for us and we visited many food shops and so far this is the best fast food store among others. The food was delicious. The servers were very friendly and helpful. You get the best bang for your buck! There's a big space where you can enjoy your meal. The environment is fine and cleaning services are also good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Extra Large Teriyaki and Spicy Chicken with Lo Mein Noodle and Broccoli
If the chicken you want is almost done, choose a different chicken dish. The woman made sure to give me the old
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
As long as they keep the prices hovering around what they are now ($10.99 for 2 pork chops or 2 fish fillets plus 2 sides), Noodle House is a really good deal during these tough economic times. That said, the flavors are pretty decent with good options, but the pork chops need to back off on the cumin.
If you're Asian, you'll have a nice time. If you're not, they have a tendency to discriminate and provide lesser portions.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 2
Ordered Beef Noodle Soup. Didn’t find any good piece of beef, only fat trimmings.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
I normally love places like this. However, everything I got was very chewy like it was overcooked. I didn't really eat my food since it wasn't appetizing.. it was 4:30 pm too.. like right before a 5pm rush.. don't recommend.
Both times I’ve had teriyaki chicken with fried rice is bomb.
Thieves work here. My grandfaughter's debit card information was stolen by the cashier. She used her new card for the first time here. No one else had seen it or held it in their hands prior to our visit here. She was required to hand it to the cashier instead of being allowed to swipe or tap the card herself. The thief stared at the card for an uncomfortable length of time, until my granddaughter had to ask her to return it. At around 4:45 am. the next morning, while my granddaughter was asleep in my home, someone used her card info to purchase a metrocard. She discovered it when she awoke and immediately locked her card, and we later returned to this venue and spoke to the manager about it. The woman spoke volubly, and at length, and still managed to be extremely unhelpful. She mentioned that two of the three females who were there the night before were on duty right then, but she made no effort to question them. Meanwhile, there were two who were quite obviously sympathetic and engaged in our discussion, while one was acting like a shrinking violet. They all wore masks.My granddaughter now keeps the card locked until she has to use it to pay for a purchase, and, of course, she can't use it for online purchases if it's locked. It has to be a physical purchase where she can tap or swipe and shut it down immediately afterward. Meanwhile, her card info is in someone's Google or Apple or Samsung or Meta wallet and because of the horrible agreement between wallet issuers and banks, if she cancels the card, and is issued a new one, the first entity that is updated with the new card information is the one being used by the thief. Like the thief who works at Noodle House, waiting to steal your card information.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 2
Restaurantji Recommends
My friend recommended this restaurant to me. This is my go-to spot when I'm craving noodles. They serve excellent nice cuisine at a reasonable price for youngsters. I enjoy their chili chicken, chicken Teriyaki, fried rice, and noodles.
Went here yesterday for some lunch/dinner. Ordered chicken and broccoli with fried rice. It was ok. Not the best I've ever had. The rice was a bit blah tasting. The sauce from the main made it better but not by much. I previously had the chicken teriyaki and I liked that better. Got it with sweet potatoes which were tasty. I'll keep trying this place cause they're not bad. Just depends what you get. They don't have labels on the food and it looked like they had two pans of the same chicken. Idk tho since they weren't labeled. I think that's my only complaint for this trip. Oh, they're good with portion size as well. They charged me $7.29 for one main with a side. Also got a bottle of water. My total came to just under $10.
The wonton noodles ($8.70) looking good but soup tasted like water and salt pig stinky smell. The wonton meat was 100% pork with most fat. Did not taste right.
Noodle House is a small takeout restaurant in Queens Center Mall's food court. They have some noodles, but most of the food is just assorted Chinese food. Their grilled steak is pretty good. They asked what level of done-ness I wanted, which would have been impressive for a $13 steak dish, but it came out well done. Still, it was juicy and tender, though heavily seasoned. Ordering process: could be improved. Their TV screens with menus on them were blinking weirdly. Many of their meals come with one or more sides that you choose. Most are easily recognizable, but I feel like they should label them. There are bathrooms and tables nearby in the food court. The seating area requires a vaccine card.
Good food good price ????