Noodle
About
Dim Sum, Noodles
Price Range : Under $10 (£)
Location
Adress: 98 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 2EN
Phone: +44 141 353 1889
Work Hours
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- directions_bikeBike ParkingNo
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- volume_upNoise LevelAverage
- local_barAlcoholNo
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiNo
- tvHas TVYes
- turned_in_notWaiter ServiceYes
- fastfoodCatersNo
Reviews
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John L.
This place is a hidden gem. Not fancy and an order at the counter type of place. The food is great. All the noodles are handmade and made to order. It's as fresh as you can get. There dumplings are fresh too and you can them fried, boiled or steamed. All very good.
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Patrick N.
This was very unexpected to find some Chinese noodles in Glasgow. I am super excited to have found a restaurant that serves beef stew noodles. The broth is very similar to that of restaurants back home in LA. Big thumbs up to Noodle Bar. I will definitely be coming back and also recommending friends and colleagues to try Noodle Bar!
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Karan S.
Amazing place ! Came to Glasgow for a day and tried the food here. Amazing food and excellent service ! Would highly recommend!!
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Vivian H.
This place is a surprise. It is not a fancy one but the pork dumplings are so tender. The special vinegar with garlic sauce is a perfect match with the dumplings.
The handmade noodles are really soft and chewy.
Waiter is very friendly and patient, he didn't rush me to take me order but patiently explained to me what the menu is about. -
Rocco G.
So this new joint popped up outta the blue called Noodle. I'd only spotted it per chance on my way to work and I did a Google search to see what they were about. Amazingly Google failed me as I couldn't find any info about the place. This fuelled my curiosity so I thought I'd just check it out for myself.
Much to my astoundment Noodle specialises in, you guest it, Noodles! But this aint your typical noodle bar. All their noodles are actually home made and this is really evident in their lovely, dare I say it 'Al dente' consistency.
From the moment I stepped foot inside the staff were exceptionally welcoming and asked firstly if I'd ever eaten there. Because I hadn't, the waitress explained the whole menu to me. The speciality seemed to be the soup noodles but they also offer stir fry noodles, speciality chinese dishes, dumplings and some amazing cold salads.
I'll start with explaining the genius behind the salad dishes first. For a small (£1) or medium (£2) portion you get to visit the salad buffet section and fill your plate with some of the tastiest veggies this side of Beijing. Think spicy dressed bean sprouts, sweet and sour type potatoes, Kimchi type cabbage, to name but a very select few. Foolishly I went for the small plate but next time I need to try them all as they were UNREAL!
For mains I opted for the beef flank noodle soup. The dish contained some super fresh and succulent flank strips, tonnes of coriander, garlic and spring onion in a delicate light broth. You can choose to omit any of the garnishes too which I thought was great. As I like my soup a little saltier and spicier I helped myself to the soy and crushed chillis in oil on the table. The dish was really wholesome and filling and the freshly prepared noodles complimented it perfectly.
All this deliciuos food, washed down with a soft drink cost me less than a tenner! I'm loving the recent populariy of the the no-frills, traditional Chinese style cafe opening in Glasgow recently. Nothing fancy, just honest home made Chinese food. This really reminded me of a place I used to visit in Hong Kong, therefore, for the amazing ambience, value for money and traditional taste, it an easy five stars from me :)