Master Noodle

"Love this place! The food here is fresh and authentic—brings back memories of being in Asia. I’m not usually a fan of greasy American Chinese food so it’s refreshing to have this option at MOA. The taste is delicious and food portion is good (unlike the 3 thin slices of meat at ramen places that irritate me… lol). Price is a bit higher than at food courts and more similar to ramen places, but my belly is definitely more satisfied here."

"Pretty expensive. Her Boba didn’t have the boba balls. But it was very rich. Min waiting at 3:45 on a weekday, the grandkids spent 10 minutes on rue ordering screen. I found it very easy to use but a tip before we get served? I gave 15%, but the whole concept… not that they even take our empty stuff.. But the food is good. Pork mini buns are great, popcorn chicken sauce is a good spicy sauce, the chicken was a bit overcooked but we got a ton of it. The pot stickers weren’t too good."

"It was my first time eating here. I was thoroughly impressed! I'm not from around here and wanted to step outside of my comfort zone and try something new. I got the spicy noodle soup and it was excellent! Spicy, but not too spicy."

"Having been to the other two locations I was extremely excited to know master noodle was opening a MOA location. They offer same variety of dishes I did notice $1 more in cost (which is understandable considering moa rent is high). Disappointed in the small seating but there were a few spots and you can always carryout to the nearby food court. When we went they did not have the usual oils and vinegars out on the table for extra seasoning. The serving ware is all plastic. Taste wise it was great and definitely fresh."