Great food. Authentic. Good quality. Variety of selection. Friendly servers. The place is clean.

Don't be fooled by the name. The food is pretty good compared to other Chinese restaurants in the area. This is becoming my go to Chinese place. I liked their Fish Casserole, Mapo Tofu, eggplant dish, and Yang Chow Fried Rice.

Got takeout . Friendly, efficient service. Mapo tofu, General Tso's chicken, seafood casserole, and fried rice were our dishes. They satisfied everyone. My wife suggested Noodle Deli because of the tastiness of the seafood casserole and she was correct (as usual ) to do so. I've passed by the place many times and considered trying it, but never made the commitment. She was the motivation I needed This will not be the last time we will have Noodle Deli. I'm interested to try other things on the menu. If you're in the mood for some yummy eats, I recommend Noodle Deli

A mixed experience for me. A few things that will warrant a return trip and some things they could improve on. The best thing about this restaurant is definitely their noodles. They make at least 5 of them from scratch and it's clear that it's fresh and tasty. These dishes are their best by far, including the biang biang noodles which are very wide but also thin enough to be like a ribbon. The garlic chili oil isn't too spicy and mixes well with the beef. The sichuan beef noodle was also nice, with a slightly spicy broth and fresh vegetables. The beef itself was quite tender with a good portion size and both came in a huge bowl. The Beef chow fun was pretty solid as well, with a good chewy and slightly firm texture to the noodles and tender flank steak surrounding it. The non-noodle dishes we tried were a bit on the small side. Not bad in flavor, but not really standout either. The cumin lamb had the fat rendered out pretty well and tender meat, but wasn't really as flavorful as I was hoping for. The twice cooked pork similiarly had the meat cut quite thin and an almost bacon like flavor, but in comparison to the ones I've had at places like Mapo, Xi'an Cuisine, and Asian Bistro - it was a bit on the mild side. The orange chicken was also only alright, there was a little hint of citrus in the sauce but the meat wasn't the most tender nor was it really super crispy. The service was alright here, enough to get by but not as good as other restaurants nearby. With the QR code scanning and payment, you won't see too much service outside of them delivering food to the table. Though the interior is not too fancy, they do have some nice themed decorations on the walls which match the noodles theme of the restaurant. Overall, the noodles here are definitely the specialty and the other dishes are a bit inconsistent in quality, with portion sizes a bit on the smaller side and flavorings a bit on the mild side. Bumping it up a little due to the made-from-scratch items and specialty offerings but there are better offerings available nearby.

My husband and I met a few friends at Noodle Deli. All of the ordering is done through a QR code on the table. We had the chicken chow fun, orange chicken, cumin flavored lamb, triple cooked pork, Sichuan Beef Noodle, and Biang Biang Noodles. The orange chicken was very flavorful and fragrant with real orange peel. The triple cooked pork was fantastic. It was thin and tasted very much like bacon. The cumin lamb was too spicy for me to review. The noodles were made fresh and were very bouncy. The beef was tender but lacked flavor. There was not much beef in the noodle dishes. The food was good but wasn't bursting with flavor, which I can find elsewhere pretty easily. The service and adequate and the restaurant was on the cold side (on a windy February night). I recommend Noodle Deli for their fresh, bouncy noodles.

One of my buddies who is a yelp elite recommended we try out noodle delight. It's a smaller hole in the wall restaurant but don't let that fool you! It was an incredible experience! The staff was responsive when we asked for forks and extra sauces. The ambience was very cozy. The portions aren't as big as Xian but it was just as delicious and we also had leftovers! You have to get their hand stretched noodles! Definitely will be coming back

I love small, family run Asian restaurants. This one specializes in noodles both dry and in soup. But today I needed a stir fry I had Shanxi Guo-You Pork. This is a traditional home style dish from Shaanxi Province. Pork stir fried with wood ear mushrooms, carrots, leeks and onions is a deeply savory sauce. It is served with rice. The woman who served me was one of the owners and she was happy to chat about the dish. I'll definitely return. The bowls of noodle soup are huge. And I'm eying getting Roasted Beef Sirloin Noodle with tomato.