North Park Noodles

Rachmatjan

North Park's Toasted Noodles are godsend. Asado and Sweet and Sour menu items are angels. But their service is far from heaven. I am a fan of the food but it takes forever to get service here. Form getting your food (still hot), asking for water (this is sad) and even getting your bill. I would rate them higher because of the food alone, but I think three is fair given that they still have work to do when it comes to their staff. I understand that this place has people lined up to eat, but still, faster service equals more people happily fed.

Croutes

We had our team breakfast here because it's one of the restaurants in Market Market which opens early (7:00 AM). We were there 7:00 AM but the guard said there will be a delay because of the issue in their exhaust fan?. We were able to go inside and had our seats 30 mins later. I like their interiors. Service is okay, it is easy to get the staff's attention. They served us hot tea first while waiting for our orders to be served.We ordered Lechon Macau, Stir Fry Beef with Brocolli Flower, Yang Chow Fried Rice, China Chicken, and their Pork Siomai, and I forgot the name of the other one, it has noodles with soup, beef, and dimsum.The lechon macau is not salty, just right. It's a bit chewy. China Chicken was tender, has slightly crispy skin. The sauce just gave it more flavor. The beef was generous in serving. It's swimming in that savory tasty sauce. The noodle soup dish (that I forgot the name) was somehow filling, and I am thankful we ordered it. The broth is refreshing. Their Yang Chow Fried Rice is big in serving. Their siomai is big and chunky.I don't usually go to Chinese restaurants because I like Italian/American/Filipino cuisines but somehow, North Park reminds me that I should also try a variety of Chinese cuisines. These are tasty as well. Price is very reasonable and serving is big.

Gökhan Doğanay

Bang for the buck! Been here lots of times already and they never fail to make us happy. Cheap food with huge serving. Tho some hot noodle dishes can become salty at times. My expert picks would be: vinegared tofu, lechon kawali, and the special noodles served in hot bowl (forgot the name). Do not order drinks, they don't commensurate to their prices.

Sevinç Baran

Still one of the most affordable yet good chinese restaurants in town. Of course their staple and highly recommended dish would be their yang chow fried rice. Personally, I love their congee amongst all chinese restaurants out there. Love the food but not so much on the service.

JaJa Martinez

The food was great, everything tastes like what you'd be expecting from North Park. Meat of the Lechon Macau is tender, Yang chow fried rice is a lil bit oily though, nanking beef noodles is good. only problem was the staff, the manager told us "bat di pa kayo umuupo, ano inaantay nyo dyan" then after we ordered it took them around 20 mins to prepare, what bums me out even more is when we were about to bill out. it took them 20 mins also before they gave us the bill. I still recommend trying out north park, not just this branch.