First and last time coming here. Pretty suspicious that it's cash only, worker will hand write your receipt out on a scrap piece of paper, tried to charge for 2 taxes, include mandatory tip for my order which was only for 2 guests, no service provided for dine in..didn't get hot water or tea and empty dishes not cleared until we paid and were leaving, barely any meat and veggies put in my noodles, expensive for what you are getting which is basically instant noodles, fried chicken looked like old oil used and no flavor. Wo Fung Noodle House was a much better value, better food, better service and you don't feel like you are being ripped off being charged extra tax and mandatory tip.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Lareina Chen
Rude waitress. Heard us calling her but didn’t answer until she finished something. Threw the food on the table without saying anything. Mediocre food but bad experience. Do not recommend here if you want to have cart
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Max Xu
Poor service and average food. very bad experience won’t go back for
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Patrick Fung
Food is bad, service is bad, try 金鐘廊one, taste better (food court)
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Angel C.
I stop by here often for a quick lunch noodle cravings, it's not a large restaurant with 4-6 tables. It's a clean smaller space that works for the style of food and service it offers! Very Hong Kong style, the shows that are played by the store are all cantonese dramas!Service is extremely quick, you order off a menu, that you pencil in whichever you might want. From the type of noodles, to the sauce, to the toppings. Add any sides to the list then you hand the paper off to the staff and they'll get cooking to your order. I never had to wait more then 10 minutes for my food. The noodles are always cooked well, broth is well made and the toppings are plentiful. The combination is always a good comfort food for me. I also ordered the chicken wings which were crispy and flavorful. The place has lots of parking just outside its doors, quick eats and fast service that certainly satisfies my brothy noodles craving!
Amatsu
Pricey lunch meal. Noodles, drink, and a small snack amounted to $30.
Thang
While waiting for family members have diner at Block 18 Cart Noodle, we wonder to other shopping across from street and got a $86.50 parking ticket when came back after dinner with family at Block 18 Cart Noodle. Not a friendly place for parking and meeting relative. Serious and Ruled parking attendant, would not come back this center again even the food at the restaurant was very good, we love the Beef Brisket Noodle and Fried tofu.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Milton Leung
Food was pretty good. Service on the other hand, awful. Took just over 45 minutes to get three bowls of noodles (which is far too long, especially considering our orders were nothing complicated), and people seated/placed orders after us by 20 minutes were getting their noodles long before we did. I can excuse the long wait times because things happen for a number of reasons, but serving food in the order which the orders were received is the absolute bare minimum. Staff were unapologetic about the wait.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Lisa S.
Been wanting to try this place for months. They were closed for a month in May when we tried to come here. Finally made it today. It is a really small restaurant. The food is good but the portions are small. We definitely liked Wu Fung better. Prices are similar to other cart noodle places but the portions here are tiny. We had noodles and squid tentacles . The tentacles were good but plate was pretty small. The beef brisket in the noodles were good. The pork intestine was good but only got a few pieces. Parking is ample but too bad we might have to go back to the other cart noodle place. Didn't feel very thirsty after eating it so likely not a lot of msg. Service was ok
Jalyn Cameron
Decent food but really bad service. The staff were rude, We felt rushed. They took my husbands order card before anyone else on the table was ready to order. They brought us the wrong size of wing order and we had to ask twice before they finally brought it when we were ready to leave. They completely forgot to bring my soup and my mom and husband were done eating by the time they realised they forgot, even though we tried asking if it was still coming halfway through and they brushed us off.The restaurant was dirty too. The table wasn't wiped properly and we had to ask them to wipe it again. The walls are dirty and there is cobwebs and dust everywhere.
All side dishes have a good quality. Crispy deep fried chicken skin, deep fried chicken wings both are great. Cart noodle is ok, taste not bad but portion is small. Price not cheap but acceptable.
Justin Tan
I was craving for some Hong Kong cart noodles, and I have been wanting to try this place for a while. Unfortunately, it was really disappointing, service was awful even in Chinese standard, very understaffed. I think Bubble waffles in food court is better. At least food court has more space, seating is more comfortable.Food is bland, and very little flavour.No, we won’t be back
Andrew Leung
Pretty close to hk taste, but msg is a little bit over. However overall, worth to come back again.
Tony J.
Cart noodle place along restaurant road aka Alexandra Rd. Very small space with cramped seating, and was very busy during lunch on a weekend. Managed to snag a small table near the door. Like other cart noodle places, you get an ordering sheet to build your own soup noodle. You can pick the type of noodle, broth, and 1 to 4 ingredients. It's $1.50 for each extra ingredient. They also have a bunch of HK style appetizers, mostly fried or curry flavor. We tried the fried tofu with fish paste on top, and that was decent. As for the cart noodle, I got the round rice noodles with satay soup, and with pork intestines, curry pork skin and beef meatballs. The soup is quite mild and has a hint of satay flavor, but over time it does soak up the flavor of the ingredients. Out of what I had in my bowl, the curry pork skin was probably the best since they really had the curry flavor cooked into the pork skin. Portion was okay. Considering that was cart noodles, they weren't very quick with the food. Could be because they were busy.Overall, food is solid, but not my favorite cart noodle place in the area. Option to consider for a cheap bowl of customizable noodles.
Nov P
Must try! If you are looking for a nostalgic HK cart noodle place, this is the one.The price is reasonable for the amount of food you get and the quality. Super affordable for students! We even brought family friends from abroad (outside of BC, California, and HK) here, and they said it was the best.The staffs are so friendly. I've never had any bad experiences.The shop is a bit small so good luck getting seats during the lunch and dinner rush.
First and last time coming here. Pretty suspicious that it's cash only, worker will hand write your receipt out on a scrap piece of paper, tried to charge for 2 taxes, include mandatory tip for my order which was only for 2 guests, no service provided for dine in..didn't get hot water or tea and empty dishes not cleared until we paid and were leaving, barely any meat and veggies put in my noodles, expensive for what you are getting which is basically instant noodles, fried chicken looked like old oil used and no flavor. Wo Fung Noodle House was a much better value, better food, better service and you don't feel like you are being ripped off being charged extra tax and mandatory tip.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Rude waitress. Heard us calling her but didn’t answer until she finished something. Threw the food on the table without saying anything. Mediocre food but bad experience. Do not recommend here if you want to have cart
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Poor service and average food. very bad experience won’t go back for
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Food is bad, service is bad, try 金鐘廊one, taste better (food court)
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
I stop by here often for a quick lunch noodle cravings, it's not a large restaurant with 4-6 tables. It's a clean smaller space that works for the style of food and service it offers! Very Hong Kong style, the shows that are played by the store are all cantonese dramas!Service is extremely quick, you order off a menu, that you pencil in whichever you might want. From the type of noodles, to the sauce, to the toppings. Add any sides to the list then you hand the paper off to the staff and they'll get cooking to your order. I never had to wait more then 10 minutes for my food. The noodles are always cooked well, broth is well made and the toppings are plentiful. The combination is always a good comfort food for me. I also ordered the chicken wings which were crispy and flavorful. The place has lots of parking just outside its doors, quick eats and fast service that certainly satisfies my brothy noodles craving!
Pricey lunch meal. Noodles, drink, and a small snack amounted to $30.
While waiting for family members have diner at Block 18 Cart Noodle, we wonder to other shopping across from street and got a $86.50 parking ticket when came back after dinner with family at Block 18 Cart Noodle. Not a friendly place for parking and meeting relative. Serious and Ruled parking attendant, would not come back this center again even the food at the restaurant was very good, we love the Beef Brisket Noodle and Fried tofu.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was pretty good. Service on the other hand, awful. Took just over 45 minutes to get three bowls of noodles (which is far too long, especially considering our orders were nothing complicated), and people seated/placed orders after us by 20 minutes were getting their noodles long before we did. I can excuse the long wait times because things happen for a number of reasons, but serving food in the order which the orders were received is the absolute bare minimum. Staff were unapologetic about the wait.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Been wanting to try this place for months. They were closed for a month in May when we tried to come here. Finally made it today. It is a really small restaurant. The food is good but the portions are small. We definitely liked Wu Fung better. Prices are similar to other cart noodle places but the portions here are tiny. We had noodles and squid tentacles . The tentacles were good but plate was pretty small. The beef brisket in the noodles were good. The pork intestine was good but only got a few pieces. Parking is ample but too bad we might have to go back to the other cart noodle place. Didn't feel very thirsty after eating it so likely not a lot of msg. Service was ok
Decent food but really bad service. The staff were rude, We felt rushed. They took my husbands order card before anyone else on the table was ready to order. They brought us the wrong size of wing order and we had to ask twice before they finally brought it when we were ready to leave. They completely forgot to bring my soup and my mom and husband were done eating by the time they realised they forgot, even though we tried asking if it was still coming halfway through and they brushed us off.The restaurant was dirty too. The table wasn't wiped properly and we had to ask them to wipe it again. The walls are dirty and there is cobwebs and dust everywhere.
Restaurantji Recommends
All side dishes have a good quality. Crispy deep fried chicken skin, deep fried chicken wings both are great. Cart noodle is ok, taste not bad but portion is small. Price not cheap but acceptable.
I was craving for some Hong Kong cart noodles, and I have been wanting to try this place for a while. Unfortunately, it was really disappointing, service was awful even in Chinese standard, very understaffed. I think Bubble waffles in food court is better. At least food court has more space, seating is more comfortable.Food is bland, and very little flavour.No, we won’t be back
Pretty close to hk taste, but msg is a little bit over. However overall, worth to come back again.
Cart noodle place along restaurant road aka Alexandra Rd. Very small space with cramped seating, and was very busy during lunch on a weekend. Managed to snag a small table near the door. Like other cart noodle places, you get an ordering sheet to build your own soup noodle. You can pick the type of noodle, broth, and 1 to 4 ingredients. It's $1.50 for each extra ingredient. They also have a bunch of HK style appetizers, mostly fried or curry flavor. We tried the fried tofu with fish paste on top, and that was decent. As for the cart noodle, I got the round rice noodles with satay soup, and with pork intestines, curry pork skin and beef meatballs. The soup is quite mild and has a hint of satay flavor, but over time it does soak up the flavor of the ingredients. Out of what I had in my bowl, the curry pork skin was probably the best since they really had the curry flavor cooked into the pork skin. Portion was okay. Considering that was cart noodles, they weren't very quick with the food. Could be because they were busy.Overall, food is solid, but not my favorite cart noodle place in the area. Option to consider for a cheap bowl of customizable noodles.
Must try! If you are looking for a nostalgic HK cart noodle place, this is the one.The price is reasonable for the amount of food you get and the quality. Super affordable for students! We even brought family friends from abroad (outside of BC, California, and HK) here, and they said it was the best.The staffs are so friendly. I've never had any bad experiences.The shop is a bit small so good luck getting seats during the lunch and dinner rush.