Beware of this location. iPads to accept cc took forever. Waited 40 min for pork buns and they served them frozen. I ask for credit, takes up to 7 days. First and last time to waste my time at this place
adrienne gaskin
I had a layover and decided to give this place a try. I had the chicken fried rice. The food was dry. To add insult to injury, they ask for your card and phone number in advance and text you your receipt. When I was ready to close out and ask for my receipt , I was told it was texted to me. So, I asked the young lady how do I include my tip? She told me that it was already in with my receipt. What????? How did she know how much I wanted to give her? The service was very basic and did not warrant the amount that she received.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Nikki Robison
Worst and most expensive martini, we ever had, took a long to get and the sucky order by qr code is kind of ridiculous!
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 3
Gregory Wheeler
Literally the blandest Asian food I've had in my entire life. Salty, flavorless garbage. I would've thrown it in the trash immediately if it didn't cost $25 per person. I still threw it away half uneaten.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Margo
Got the beef pho and it was more ramen like. Solid okay flavor but It is a good protein filled meal option at the airport. You order on your phone but there is a waitstaff runner who was super helpful & kind. Best plus (and reason I ate there) is there are huge tvs if a game is on. Go birds!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Joel Horwich
Great service during my transits at philadelphia airport. Egg fried rice was excellent the first time; over spiced, the second.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Emma Johnson-Weiss
Very dishonest waitress. I had lunch there today and the waitress tipped herself on my credit card without asking. After I ordered the waitress asked for payment at the table, she then manually entered my credit card information into the ipad. I only noticed as I was leaving that she added an 18% tip (on top of the employee welfare fee that is automatically added). Luckily I caught it, so I could go back and remove the cash tip I had left on the table for her. Talk about a scam artist.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Cesar Gamarra
I’m gonna be honest y’all. This was an AWFUL ramens. Okay it’s the airport what can you expect? No seriously, these noodles felt gummy and the vegetables had a funky taste. Trust the ratings in Terminal B that’s all I’m gonna say
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Victoria Fields
Walked 3 terminals to get here and they are closed. Rating low because they should have warned people! Very upset.
Albert Ma
Very disappointing. $20 gets you some VERY salty tonkotsu ramen, which is just pulled pork in overly salty broth. The ordering kiosk is also super slow and laggy; just use your phone. $16 gets you TWO pieces of tuna sashimi. Fingers crossed I don’t get food poisoning.
Best airport food ever, and I travel a lot. It's actually good food in general.
Grace K
I wish I’d checked the other reviews before I ordered from this place!!!
I have no idea why this place has a dine in, you’re better off ordering takeout and eat at the table. I put in my order at 1:18pm, had to remind the waiter to atleast bring out the juice first @ 11:38pm (while she proceeded to serve other guests who came after me). Well, let’s just say I didn’t get that until 2:15pm after demanding to cancel my order. I understand the pricing because it’s in an airport but man does the food suck. Never have I seen a shredded pork in ramen noodles (it’s just not standard and it didn’t match the photo they had presented on the menu), the soup taste was disgusting. The sight of it was disheartening and with one taste…oh well, I had to switch it out for something else and they decided to retaliate by serving me with a take out bowl 😂 instead of the usual ceramic bowl they were serving other guests with—very dismissive! I still cannot wrap my head around how they can messed up a simple ramen noodles soup. Please do better.
Cierra Isaak
Best airport meal I’ve had in a while. The portion size is large. Get the teriyaki beef bowl it was fresh and had great flavor.
Andee M
I’m writing this because I believe the owner or management team needs to be aware of how one of their employees treated me this morning. I stopped by NOOBAR at around 7 AM near Gate B7. I was hungry and ordered the breakfast fried rice to go, which came out to about $18. I understand airport pricing, so that wasn’t an issue—I just wanted a decent meal before my flight.
After getting my food, I realized I still had some time before boarding, so I sat at one of their tables to eat. The restaurant was mostly empty aside from a family of four, and plenty of tables were available. While I was quietly eating, an employee (I didn’t catch her name, but she had a visible eye condition—only mentioning this for identification purposes) approached me and rudely told me I needed to leave because my food was ordered “to-go.”
Now, I could maybe understand this if the restaurant was packed or people were waiting for tables—but it wasn’t. The tone she used was completely unnecessary and left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. I didn’t argue because I didn’t want to cause a scene, but it was frustrating and frankly, a little humiliating.
If the expectation is that to-go orders can’t be eaten at the table even when seats are clearly available, then that needs to be posted somewhere or explained nicely. A little courtesy goes a long way, especially when someone is just trying to enjoy a quick breakfast in peace before a flight.
I hope management takes this seriously and addresses the behavior. Situations like this reflect poorly on the business and turn away future customers.
Huayun Huang
Very slow. Very disappointed. I had to fill in a complicated form to cancel my order. Kitchen is understaffed. They can’t even do the cancellation from their side.
Beware of this location. iPads to accept cc took forever. Waited 40 min for pork buns and they served them frozen. I ask for credit, takes up to 7 days. First and last time to waste my time at this place
I had a layover and decided to give this place a try. I had the chicken fried rice. The food was dry. To add insult to injury, they ask for your card and phone number in advance and text you your receipt. When I was ready to close out and ask for my receipt , I was told it was texted to me. So, I asked the young lady how do I include my tip? She told me that it was already in with my receipt. What????? How did she know how much I wanted to give her? The service was very basic and did not warrant the amount that she received.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Worst and most expensive martini, we ever had, took a long to get and the sucky order by qr code is kind of ridiculous!
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 3
Literally the blandest Asian food I've had in my entire life. Salty, flavorless garbage. I would've thrown it in the trash immediately if it didn't cost $25 per person. I still threw it away half uneaten.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 2
Got the beef pho and it was more ramen like. Solid okay flavor but It is a good protein filled meal option at the airport. You order on your phone but there is a waitstaff runner who was super helpful & kind. Best plus (and reason I ate there) is there are huge tvs if a game is on. Go birds!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Great service during my transits at philadelphia airport. Egg fried rice was excellent the first time; over spiced, the second.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Very dishonest waitress. I had lunch there today and the waitress tipped herself on my credit card without asking. After I ordered the waitress asked for payment at the table, she then manually entered my credit card information into the ipad. I only noticed as I was leaving that she added an 18% tip (on top of the employee welfare fee that is automatically added). Luckily I caught it, so I could go back and remove the cash tip I had left on the table for her. Talk about a scam artist.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I’m gonna be honest y’all. This was an AWFUL ramens. Okay it’s the airport what can you expect? No seriously, these noodles felt gummy and the vegetables had a funky taste. Trust the ratings in Terminal B that’s all I’m gonna say
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Walked 3 terminals to get here and they are closed. Rating low because they should have warned people! Very upset.
Very disappointing. $20 gets you some VERY salty tonkotsu ramen, which is just pulled pork in overly salty broth. The ordering kiosk is also super slow and laggy; just use your phone. $16 gets you TWO pieces of tuna sashimi. Fingers crossed I don’t get food poisoning.
The one good thing: These guys get food out FAST.
Restaurantji Recommends
Best airport food ever, and I travel a lot. It's actually good food in general.
I wish I’d checked the other reviews before I ordered from this place!!!
I have no idea why this place has a dine in, you’re better off ordering takeout and eat at the table. I put in my order at 1:18pm, had to remind the waiter to atleast bring out the juice first @ 11:38pm (while she proceeded to serve other guests who came after me). Well, let’s just say I didn’t get that until 2:15pm after demanding to cancel my order. I understand the pricing because it’s in an airport but man does the food suck. Never have I seen a shredded pork in ramen noodles (it’s just not standard and it didn’t match the photo they had presented on the menu), the soup taste was disgusting. The sight of it was disheartening and with one taste…oh well, I had to switch it out for something else and they decided to retaliate by serving me with a take out bowl 😂 instead of the usual ceramic bowl they were serving other guests with—very dismissive! I still cannot wrap my head around how they can messed up a simple ramen noodles soup. Please do better.
Best airport meal I’ve had in a while. The portion size is large. Get the teriyaki beef bowl it was fresh and had great flavor.
I’m writing this because I believe the owner or management team needs to be aware of how one of their employees treated me this morning. I stopped by NOOBAR at around 7 AM near Gate B7. I was hungry and ordered the breakfast fried rice to go, which came out to about $18. I understand airport pricing, so that wasn’t an issue—I just wanted a decent meal before my flight.
After getting my food, I realized I still had some time before boarding, so I sat at one of their tables to eat. The restaurant was mostly empty aside from a family of four, and plenty of tables were available. While I was quietly eating, an employee (I didn’t catch her name, but she had a visible eye condition—only mentioning this for identification purposes) approached me and rudely told me I needed to leave because my food was ordered “to-go.”
Now, I could maybe understand this if the restaurant was packed or people were waiting for tables—but it wasn’t. The tone she used was completely unnecessary and left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. I didn’t argue because I didn’t want to cause a scene, but it was frustrating and frankly, a little humiliating.
If the expectation is that to-go orders can’t be eaten at the table even when seats are clearly available, then that needs to be posted somewhere or explained nicely. A little courtesy goes a long way, especially when someone is just trying to enjoy a quick breakfast in peace before a flight.
I hope management takes this seriously and addresses the behavior. Situations like this reflect poorly on the business and turn away future customers.
Very slow. Very disappointed. I had to fill in a complicated form to cancel my order. Kitchen is understaffed. They can’t even do the cancellation from their side.
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