Noodle Stop

You can get all kinds of Chinese noodles from this place. They are authentic with reasonable price. Credit card is accepted and service is good. They are super busy during weekends. If you never try their Guilin rice noodles, I recommend you to order one next time. You will not be disappointed.

Quite good! Very courteous staff. Nice clean environment. Food was generous, delicious, healthy. Not too salty. Pictured: vegetarian noodle soup with veggie meatballs. My friend ordered the curry chicken noodles and enjoyed it too. Gluten-free (rice) noodle is one of the popular options here. Second time: just as good. This time I tried and loved the garlic fries.

R L

Great experience! We ordered the Lanzhou beef noodle soup, mixed-sauce rice chung fun, fried chicken tenders, and French fries, and everything was delicious. The beef noodle soup was flavorful and comforting, the chung fun had a great texture with well-balanced sauces, and the fried items were crispy and fresh. Portions were generous for the price, making it a great value. Service was friendly and efficient as well. Definitely a spot I’d come back to.

Kevin Lam

Noodle Stop is such a cozy little spot, especially on a cold day. I always get the classic wonton mein — super comforting and hits every time. Their chili that they give you on the side is 🔥 and really takes it up a notch. They’ve also got baked traditional Chinese pastries, which is a nice touch you don’t see everywhere. Late-night, neighborhood, cozy city vibes for sure. You can tell there’s a lot of hustle behind this place, and I hella respect that. Definitely a go-to comfort spot.

Laura Gao

Found this gem after outside lands and was blown away by how flavorful and cost-effective this was!! Food came out super quickly and the staff was nice. The red bean tea is refreshing and I wish I could've eaten 10 bowls of the curry noodles. The rice roll bowl was a bit too much rice roll but I loved the 油条, which tasted more like a sweet fries 馒头 instead of an actual 油条。

Joanne Wu

legit my little childhood memory and it doesn’t need to be fancy but cozy and you can tell everything is made by order and fresh, last but not least, that lava evil toast you won’t wanna miss hehe ;)

Emily Cheng

Best Hong Kong Cuisine. I personally love to travel for food and cannot lie this is the best Hong Kong Milk Tea I have ever had, even compared to Hong Kong. After speaking to the owner, she indicated that she makes her own tea bags. (no wonder it’s so good) They also make their own baked desserts. Have to say that it was so good I will be buying 6 more. Definitely would recommend.

Xin She

$15 pork intestine spicy noodle was awesome. Service was quick and they take card.

Iris Chen

Big bowl of noodle soup, great value. Delicious and convenient!

Sô Cô La

I've never know this place opens late. I was hungry and it was 9-ish, not many option around the area for late dine so I want to try eating here. The place is bright and cozy, looks almost like an open kitchen. Like its name, they have all kind of chinese style noodle, from choumien to soup noodle. I try the guilin noodle and my friend she want some porridge, and we share a spicy intestine dish. More detail is in the photos and I will add more dishes if I have a chance to comeback. Overalls, open till midnight, clean and cozy place, good and not expensive food (mostly noodle), really friendly server, definitely would come back Extra: they sell their own homemade chily oil, i think 6$ for 1 jar; and some kind of pastries for 3.5$ /each or 5$/2. (Haven't try that tho)

Matt B

This place had a BOGO (buy one, get one free) deal on Uber Eats for the Crispy Chicken with Rice, and let me tell you, two of those was a ton of food. The Chicken itself was really good, but I wish there was slightly more sauce for the (large) amount of rice that you get. Also the vegetable was a smidge underwhelming. But for the 2 for 1 price, this was an A+ meal.

John Z

You can get all kinds of Chinese noodles from this place. They are authentic with reasonable price. Credit card is accepted and service is good. They are super busy during weekends. If you never try their Guilin rice noodles, I recommend you to order one next time. You will not be disappointed.

George Kao

Quite good! Very courteous staff. Nice clean environment. Food was generous, delicious, healthy. Not too salty. Pictured: vegetarian noodle soup with veggie meatballs. My friend ordered the curry chicken noodles and enjoyed it too. Gluten-free (rice) noodle is one of the popular options here. Second time: just as good. This time I tried and loved the garlic fries.

This place has some of the most authentic Cantonese noodles and wontons I’ve found in San Francisco! The owners speak Cantonese and are incredibly kind — they even offered my little one a free pastry when she was getting restless. They’re always friendly and helpful whenever I ask for napkins or anything else. You can tell they really care about serving fresh, high-quality food. I do think their takeout isn’t quite as good as dining in — the noodles get a bit soft on the road — so I recommend eating there for the best experience. The only thing I’m not a big fan of is the strong cleaning wipe smell inside. But overall, it’s a welcoming, hardworking family-run spot that I enjoy coming back to when I’m in the mood for comforting Cantonese noodles.

The best wonton soup out of all places in the Bay Area. Their broth and wontons are super special which I guess because of their secret seasoning. It also comes with broccoli, which is so different from other places with cheap lettuce. The staff are nice.

Irene Pritzker

The best wonton soup out of all places in the Bay Area. Their broth and wontons are super special which I guess because of their secret seasoning. It also comes with broccoli, which is so different from other places with cheap lettuce. The staff are nice.

Joyah Joyah

This place has some of the most authentic Cantonese noodles and wontons I’ve found in San Francisco! The owners speak Cantonese and are incredibly kind — they even offered my little one a free pastry when she was getting restless. They’re always friendly and helpful whenever I ask for napkins or anything else. You can tell they really care about serving fresh, high-quality food. I do think their takeout isn’t quite as good as dining in — the noodles get a bit soft on the road — so I recommend eating there for the best experience. The only thing I’m not a big fan of is the strong cleaning wipe smell inside. But overall, it’s a welcoming, hardworking family-run spot that I enjoy coming back to when I’m in the mood for comforting Cantonese noodles.

Ruhi Patel

The food was really good, especially the salt and pepper tofu and green onion pancakes. The chili oil was homemade and was very tasty. You can buy a jar to take home. They are also open late, which is very convenient. I'll definitely be coming back to try more things.

Good customer service, the lady is very knowledgeable about their noodles. Solid flavors and great appetizers. Loved the "salty fried bread" / Chinese banh tieu and dumplings had good skin. Soup was good but the noodles were not the spongiest. However, pretty cheap for $15 for a big hot bowl. If I'm in the area would definitely consider coming back.

Tried this noodle shop for the first time and it did not disappoint! A great selection of Chinese/Cantonese home style noodles and appetizers. It seemed that they constantly adding new noodle to its menu. Tried the new northern China style noodles with spicy beef tripe. It was very tasty. Soup/broth is delicious with depth, not salty at all. If you are in this area, you should give this place a try. I'll be coming back for sure!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Stopped by here for a quick lunch before heading to explore downtown San Francisco. This restaurant serves some of the best noodle dishes! Really flavorful noodles and very polite service. My family and I agreed that we would visit this place again on our next visit to San Francisco.

H T

Good customer service, the lady is very knowledgeable about their noodles. Solid flavors and great appetizers. Loved the "salty fried bread" / Chinese banh tieu and dumplings had good skin. Soup was good but the noodles were not the spongiest. However, pretty cheap for $15 for a big hot bowl. If I'm in the area would definitely consider coming back.

Kevin Kim

Stopped by here for a quick lunch before heading to explore downtown San Francisco. This restaurant serves some of the best noodle dishes! Really flavorful noodles and very polite service. My family and I agreed that we would visit this place again on our next visit to San Francisco.

We came here because we heard their wonton noodle is good. However... Wonton noodle - The wonton was good! Marinated with Sesame oil, the soup is also very good. But the noodle is just average. Even after paying the extra $3 for the special noodle. That's not worth it. 桂林牛肚米線 - Not bad. I'd prefer the 牛肚 cut into bigger pieces cause it lost the texture (口感). The noodle seems softer, I prefer firmer.

Mark Liu

We came here because we heard their wonton noodle is good. However... Wonton noodle - The wonton was good! Marinated with Sesame oil, the soup is also very good. But the noodle is just average. Even after paying the extra $3 for the special noodle. That's not worth it. 桂林牛肚米線 - Not bad. I'd prefer the 牛肚 cut into bigger pieces cause it lost the texture (口感). The noodle seems softer, I prefer firmer.

Careful ordering to-go. Got the brisket over noodles and barely got any meat. 2 tiny pieces of beef and a few chewy tendon. Noodles were over cooked (melted) even when I ate it right away after picking up. This place use to be great.

This place is very overrated. I had the brisket combo with hot coffee from the menu. The coffee was horrible, tasted like instant coffee, the brisket was chewy, the broth tasteless and the ramen tasted like they came straight out of a package. Would not recommend.

victor salman

This place is very overrated. I had the brisket combo with hot coffee from the menu. The coffee was horrible, tasted like instant coffee, the brisket was chewy, the broth tasteless and the ramen tasted like they came straight out of a package. Would not recommend.

Ron

Careful ordering to-go. Got the brisket over noodles and barely got any meat. 2 tiny pieces of beef and a few chewy tendon. Noodles were over cooked (melted) even when I ate it right away after picking up. This place use to be great.

Emjae

I ordered delivery through the Fantuan app and received a wonton soup that was a tiny portion. Customer service called them but the restaurant claimed it was a normal portion, but when the wontons were added to the broth the soup barely filled 75% of the 24oz container. If this is considered a normal portion, don't order from here. (See pics)