Oodle Noodle — Restaurant in Edmonton

Food was fine, tasted like every other location (noodle and cabbage heavy, few bits of meat and other veg, sauce is fine). I don’t know if it’s because this one is new and they’re still trying to work the kinks out, but the service is very slow. I arrive at 5pm to place an order. Waited about 10 minutes to place my order when only one other person was in front of me. Overheard the guy in front of me ask how long, they said about 15min. I placed my order and ended up waiting 40min for two boxes. Three people who arrived/ordered after me got their orders before me. By the time I and the customer behind me followed up, they conveniently were working on our orders. In total, I waited 50min from the time I stepped in the door and left. As I left, there were 8 people lined up out the door, along with the 10 or so people inside. I’ve always gone to other locations for a somewhat quick meal, but I’ll be avoiding this one for quite sometime. Maybe in a few months I’ll check back to see if they’ve improved...

We ordered teriyaki beef with chow mein noodles for my son and vermicelli noodles with shrimp for myself. 2 spring rolls and four salad rolls, and two drinks and it cost over $50 spring rolls are okay salad rolls we're okay they don't give you hardly any sauce you have to ask for soy sauce. My shrimp with vermicelli was horrible it was mushy, the noodles were all tiny little pieces like rice. And they were burnt the vegetables. When I went up to return it because it was not edible, the gentleman who does the cooking mentioned at the vegetables like the onion was not burnt it just was like that and because I chose vermicelli which was an incorrect noodle to choose he said because that's why it's all mushy and cut up and tiny little pieces because that's the only way it can be cooked in the frying pan. I won't be going back to food was horrible it's not...

I ordered the Tokyo Glaze with chicken and it was the saddest meal I've ever had. The noodles were slimy with a bitter tasting sauce, there was no vegetables and barely any chicken. The aftertaste that lingers with every new burp let's me know I'm in for a bad night of an upset stomach or food poisoning. The next few hours will tell.

Stay far, far away. Head to the dollar store, grab a packet of noodles, a can of veggies and cook into it whatever protein you have at home. Do not repeat my mistake.

This was just insulting on every level, especially in this economy. You can't even call this shrinkflation...if it were served in prison, the ensuing riots would have novels and movies made after it and turned into a course in a community college.

I'm full rage boomer mode. We're not finished,...