Permanently closed. It was good, they'll be missed. . . . Maybe they'll open somewhere else.
M C.
When they first opened, everything was great but last 3 times I've eaten here, I got the beef noodle soup and my stomach hurts every single time after. I don't know what's going on but I think either the soup is bad or the meat they put in it. Either way, I'm done eating here. My health is more important than anything and I'm not willing to endure the pain and suffering and being on the toilet more than needed.
Brad R.
Delicious, freshly pulled noodles at this gem hidden in an Asian grocery store (99 Ranch). What makes this dish great is that the noodles have a nice amount of chew to them. My only quibble is that I would have preferred just a little bit more beef and onions, but that's merely reflective of my personal preference.
Namrata S.
The lamb skewers are the best. I wish the portion was slightly bigger for a higher price. Would totally pay the extra price.
Howard F.
Kind of funny to find a good noodle restaurant inside the Ranch 99 supermarket, but here it is. Part of the rating comes from the fun of watching them make the noodles, but eating them is good too. The dumplings were also surprisingly flavorful. While your order will take more time to prepare than the Chinese food buffet nearby, it is well worth it.
Karen T.
Hard pass if you want good spicy beef noodle soup. I was craving beef noodle soup and decided to try this place out. I opted for the number 1 with skinny noodles and even asked the cashier if I could have the soup extra spicy. Upon trying it there was no spice at all and it was super disappointing. I did have some chili oil at home to add onto it but I ended up having to add a lot of extras for it to taste decent. The broth was very bland and tasted just salty. Some cuts of the beef were good and tender while some were a bit tough. I do appreciate the generous portion of noodles and meats but would rather have slightly more bokchoy. Would maybe come back for dumplings but overall not coming back.
Kim L.
This place has hands down some of the best pork & chive steamed dumplings I've had. I had to stop by 99 Ranch for some grocery shopping but hadn't eaten all day so decided to grab a small bite here, going for some dumplings. I was in shock at how good the dumplings here were. You can taste how the wrapping is freshly made (soft, light, and slightly chewy - I give the wrapping for the dumplings a 10/10). Although they're not soup dumplings, when you bite into the dumplings there is some broth juice - it really brings the whole dumpling together with the filling/wrapping. I haven't had any of the pulled noodles here, but will be back to try. DEFINITELY get an order of dumplings if you're here. It was SO good and such a pleasant surprise.
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Delicious, very affordable fresh knife cut noodles in 99 ranch market. #D5 Noodles with dumplings are less than $10 and plain noodle soup is $7. Spicy soup complimentary. Plenty of noodles too!?
Roberto E.
The soups were ok but this place is poorly. Twice I’ve ordered from Uber eats from here and both times items have been missing. This last time I ordered 5 soups and only received 2. I called them to find out what happened and they put me on hold then hung up on me. Terrible restaurant.
Right off hand, I would not recommend this place to anyone who is looking for authentic noodle soup. Yes, the noodles are made fresh, but everything else in the bowl (soup, meat, radish and veggies) looks nothing like the picture they have in display. I asked for the cashiers recommendation between the 3. Beef flank noodle soup and 5. Beef tendon noodle soup. She continued to insist that I order their #2, since it includes everything tripe, beef, flank, and tendon. Not being the biggest fan of tripe and the beef reminded me of Taiwanese beef shank (which I was not looking for in this meal), I decided to go with the beef flank (WITH NO HELP from them). My bowl arrive with two meager pieces of beef flank and a whole lot of rubbery thick inedible beef parts. The "generous" portion of vegetable were two leafs of bok choy and the radishes were scattered. The soup was very salted and tasted artificial. Enough said, it did not taste as great as one would think. -1 The fried dumplings were oil soaked and soggy. As someone who has made dumplings from scratch and fried them to a gold crisp, I would have been ashamed to serve this in my home kitchen let alone a restaurant. -1 Lastly, the service provided by the lady at the register was rude and frankly unacceptable. After deciding what to order and her rude explanation or vague menu items to my friend, we asked if we could apply 10% off to the meal as we had just completed our weekly shopping. She rudely told us "no! It's not apply!" While her colleague notified us it was "strictly summertime deal" only. I've used the promo at onezo many times over the last few weeks and in the fall (not summer). We conceded and proceeded to pay. As we were paying, she turned to colleague to gossip triumphantly in Chinese "they asked to use the promo; I rejected them!" assuming that neither their patrons spoke Chinese. So it is because we don't openly speak Chinese that they cherry pick who can use the discount? -2 I would never recommend a restaurant that openly treats their customer with this attitude and doesn't care to even explain their menu. With the aura I received from this kitchen crew (and likely owner), they appear to be spiteful and seem to prepare their food that way too. There are plenty of restaurants who I'd rather spend my money at, even in a time like this. I would actively urge my friends and family to STAY AWAY
Xiongmaijie ..
Great taste. We ordered the lamb, pork and lamb bun, beef noodles, Zhajiang noodles and dumplings. Everything tastes great!
Karen Wee
I loved the delicious Cumin Toothpick Lamb 金牌串烧羊肉 and Beef La Mian 牛肉拉面 (I was reheating the clear broth that they’d packed separately when I snapped this photo) from Mian Pull Noodles at 99 Ranch Market 大華超級市場. This is my favorite spot for Beef La Mian.
Richard C.
This place may have the best boiled dumplings on the area! The pork, shrimp, chives dumplings are amazing. Thin skin and juicy filling! The zhajiang mian noodles area great too. You can get it with thin noodles, thick noodles, or knife cut noodles. I also tried the assorted beef noodles and that was also delicious. All the noodles are home made.
Andy Y.
Love me some pulled noodles and really really was hoping this place was a hit. Was a miss for me. Ordered the pulled beef noodle (spicy) and was pretty bland IMO. Noodles clumped up from just picking it up and moving it to my seat. So it was pretty much a wad of noodles. Will try again and maybe will be better. Enjoy...
Permanently closed. It was good, they'll be missed. . . . Maybe they'll open somewhere else.
When they first opened, everything was great but last 3 times I've eaten here, I got the beef noodle soup and my stomach hurts every single time after. I don't know what's going on but I think either the soup is bad or the meat they put in it. Either way, I'm done eating here. My health is more important than anything and I'm not willing to endure the pain and suffering and being on the toilet more than needed.
Delicious, freshly pulled noodles at this gem hidden in an Asian grocery store (99 Ranch). What makes this dish great is that the noodles have a nice amount of chew to them. My only quibble is that I would have preferred just a little bit more beef and onions, but that's merely reflective of my personal preference.
The lamb skewers are the best. I wish the portion was slightly bigger for a higher price. Would totally pay the extra price.
Kind of funny to find a good noodle restaurant inside the Ranch 99 supermarket, but here it is. Part of the rating comes from the fun of watching them make the noodles, but eating them is good too. The dumplings were also surprisingly flavorful. While your order will take more time to prepare than the Chinese food buffet nearby, it is well worth it.
Hard pass if you want good spicy beef noodle soup. I was craving beef noodle soup and decided to try this place out. I opted for the number 1 with skinny noodles and even asked the cashier if I could have the soup extra spicy. Upon trying it there was no spice at all and it was super disappointing. I did have some chili oil at home to add onto it but I ended up having to add a lot of extras for it to taste decent. The broth was very bland and tasted just salty. Some cuts of the beef were good and tender while some were a bit tough. I do appreciate the generous portion of noodles and meats but would rather have slightly more bokchoy. Would maybe come back for dumplings but overall not coming back.
This place has hands down some of the best pork & chive steamed dumplings I've had. I had to stop by 99 Ranch for some grocery shopping but hadn't eaten all day so decided to grab a small bite here, going for some dumplings. I was in shock at how good the dumplings here were. You can taste how the wrapping is freshly made (soft, light, and slightly chewy - I give the wrapping for the dumplings a 10/10). Although they're not soup dumplings, when you bite into the dumplings there is some broth juice - it really brings the whole dumpling together with the filling/wrapping. I haven't had any of the pulled noodles here, but will be back to try. DEFINITELY get an order of dumplings if you're here. It was SO good and such a pleasant surprise.
Delicious, very affordable fresh knife cut noodles in 99 ranch market. #D5 Noodles with dumplings are less than $10 and plain noodle soup is $7. Spicy soup complimentary. Plenty of noodles too!?
The soups were ok but this place is poorly. Twice I’ve ordered from Uber eats from here and both times items have been missing. This last time I ordered 5 soups and only received 2. I called them to find out what happened and they put me on hold then hung up on me. Terrible restaurant.
Good variety of things. Hand made noodles.
Restaurantji Recommends
Right off hand, I would not recommend this place to anyone who is looking for authentic noodle soup. Yes, the noodles are made fresh, but everything else in the bowl (soup, meat, radish and veggies) looks nothing like the picture they have in display. I asked for the cashiers recommendation between the 3. Beef flank noodle soup and 5. Beef tendon noodle soup. She continued to insist that I order their #2, since it includes everything tripe, beef, flank, and tendon. Not being the biggest fan of tripe and the beef reminded me of Taiwanese beef shank (which I was not looking for in this meal), I decided to go with the beef flank (WITH NO HELP from them). My bowl arrive with two meager pieces of beef flank and a whole lot of rubbery thick inedible beef parts. The "generous" portion of vegetable were two leafs of bok choy and the radishes were scattered. The soup was very salted and tasted artificial. Enough said, it did not taste as great as one would think. -1 The fried dumplings were oil soaked and soggy. As someone who has made dumplings from scratch and fried them to a gold crisp, I would have been ashamed to serve this in my home kitchen let alone a restaurant. -1 Lastly, the service provided by the lady at the register was rude and frankly unacceptable. After deciding what to order and her rude explanation or vague menu items to my friend, we asked if we could apply 10% off to the meal as we had just completed our weekly shopping. She rudely told us "no! It's not apply!" While her colleague notified us it was "strictly summertime deal" only. I've used the promo at onezo many times over the last few weeks and in the fall (not summer). We conceded and proceeded to pay. As we were paying, she turned to colleague to gossip triumphantly in Chinese "they asked to use the promo; I rejected them!" assuming that neither their patrons spoke Chinese. So it is because we don't openly speak Chinese that they cherry pick who can use the discount? -2 I would never recommend a restaurant that openly treats their customer with this attitude and doesn't care to even explain their menu. With the aura I received from this kitchen crew (and likely owner), they appear to be spiteful and seem to prepare their food that way too. There are plenty of restaurants who I'd rather spend my money at, even in a time like this. I would actively urge my friends and family to STAY AWAY
Great taste. We ordered the lamb, pork and lamb bun, beef noodles, Zhajiang noodles and dumplings. Everything tastes great!
I loved the delicious Cumin Toothpick Lamb 金牌串烧羊肉 and Beef La Mian 牛肉拉面 (I was reheating the clear broth that they’d packed separately when I snapped this photo) from Mian Pull Noodles at 99 Ranch Market 大華超級市場. This is my favorite spot for Beef La Mian.
This place may have the best boiled dumplings on the area! The pork, shrimp, chives dumplings are amazing. Thin skin and juicy filling! The zhajiang mian noodles area great too. You can get it with thin noodles, thick noodles, or knife cut noodles. I also tried the assorted beef noodles and that was also delicious. All the noodles are home made.
Love me some pulled noodles and really really was hoping this place was a hit. Was a miss for me. Ordered the pulled beef noodle (spicy) and was pretty bland IMO. Noodles clumped up from just picking it up and moving it to my seat. So it was pretty much a wad of noodles. Will try again and maybe will be better. Enjoy...