OK Noodle

“The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was superb.”

rashmi nimbalkar★★★

Tried OK Noodles recently, and it’s one of those small, casual spots with decent, simple decor—nothing fancy, but comfortable enough for a quick meal. Ordering is done via QR code, and the food is brought to your table, which makes the process pretty seamless. We started with the spicy cucumber salad, which was super refreshing and a great way to kick things off—light, crisp, and nicely balanced. Next were the house special wontons, served in a chili oil–based broth. The flavor was actually quite good—spicy, savory, and comforting—but the wontons unfortunately fell apart too easily, which to

Bojan Marsicanin★★★★★

An absolute gem! My go-to is the special hot oil noodles, but you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The quality is great and always consistent. The staff is super nice and attentive. Highly recommend!

George Z★★★★

Total Score: 7.45 Bathroom: 4/5 Didn’t use the bathroom Customer Service: 4.25/5 Super nice and friendly and refilled waters Ambiance: 4/5 Bright and clean Food: 4.25/5 A lot better than ok. P decent noodle structure and downed them all in one slurp Wow: 0/1 Normal Chinese restaurant Total Score = BR + CS + 2*AM + 5*FOOD + WOW

Rocky Quat★★★★

Went to ok noodle for lunch around 1:30, walked in and we were the only customer which was odd. The gentleman helped us setup but you mainly order from your phone. I’ve seen from the search that everyone gets the chili noodles which I couldn’t find on the app. I had to order it personally from the waiter which was weird. The food came out fast with my buddy getting the lamb which he said had a real strong lamb flavor that was overpowering. The chili noodles were okay, nothing special. The chili wonton which I was wonton in chili sauce but in reality it was wonton in a soup. Overall not the bes