Tasty Noodle 西安面馆

Champ 3 months ago

Super cute location. I love the having to go downstairs. It felt much more authentic and intimate. I researched this place before I went. I was so excited to go. My husband got the 3 in 1. He loved it. However, I got the pork rib noodles and they were EXTREMELY spicy. I tasted only the broth and nothing else and my eyes began to water and I started coughing. I called the waiter over and he immediately began to call me a liar and tell me they were not spicy. I agreed that according to the menu, they should not be, however THEY WERE. He continued to gaslight me condescendingly. I tasted them again in front of him and I immediately began to cry and cough from the spiciness. He then tried to tell me that I was confusing the temperature for the taste. Ridiculous. I am not sure what happened in their kitchen, whether they always use a level of spice of whether they thought I might enjoy it. Maybe they ran out of the broth that should've been used. Whatever is was, it was poor service. I also ordered the pork bun which was so dry it got stuck in my throat. I don't even know what that was about. So very disappointed. If course I still paid and tipped because, I'm a decent human being. If o

Esmeralda Han 4 months ago

Used to be a regular here and always gave the benefit of the doubt — inconsistent quality, overly processed claypot dishes and all. Today I came to pick up a takeout order and ran into a friend who was dining in. We offered to tip and clean up after ourselves. All I wanted was to sit next to my friend and eat my roujiamo while she had her meal. The owner refused. It was 2pm, the restaurant was more than half empty, my friend was already a paying dine-in customer, and I wasn’t asking for anything free. When I asked for a reason, the owner couldn’t give one — just mumbled and repeated “no.” I went next door, sat down, and opened my takeout box. That’s when it clicked: the takeout and dine-in food are clearly not prepared to the same standard. That one detail explains the refusal better than the owner ever could.

Matt Berardy 5 months ago

This restaurant gets five stars all the way around. I've never had such good noodles in my life.

Kayla Won 9 months ago

So amazing! Noodles are insanely silky. The chili oil dumplings were juicy. Very friendly staff as well. Great little spot.

David Ge 11 months ago

Grew up in China, and I can honestly say this is the most authentic and delicious northern-style noodle place I’ve found in Pittsburgh. Every bowl reminds me of home. The flavors are spot on, the portions are generous, and the prices are very fair. It’s quickly become my favorite Chinese restaurant in the city. The only “problem” is it’s so good that there’s often a wait during meal times — but it’s absolutely worth it. I really hope the owner can move to a bigger space someday, because a restaurant this special truly deserves a long-lasting place here in Pittsburgh.