Wuhan Noodles 1950 (North York) 热干面1950 (北约克店） — Restaurant in Toronto

I’ve gotten takeout 3 times off Uber for dinner and I am someone who enjoys getting takeout.

Service: I’m always genuinely surprised by the level of service provided even for takeout. The food seems to be prepared as the orders come because even when ordering a bit ahead of time, I usually arrive just as they are packaging everything and it takes about 5 minutes to get my food. Once I get my takeout, they open their door for me if my hands are occupied EVERY SINGLE TIME.

I can’t speak to dine-in service as I’ve never dined in but I wouldn’t hesitate. They come off as very caring and kind people.

Food: As hinted above, it seems to be prepped to order because even after I drive home, I’ll usually eat the food after about 30 mins due to other priorities and it is still hot/warm. If you like spicy, medium or extra spicy is really good. I always order the beef noodle soup and it just has incredible flavours especially paired with their spice.

Highly recommend for noodle lovers and...

Oct2024: third visit, and fond of the beef dry noodles, extra spicy and crispy pork bun. The special, marinated pork belly on rice with a braised egg is good too.

Have tried several of the side dishes and liked all of them: three delicacies in tofu, tofu with preserved egg, kelp salad, wood fungus salad, spicy beef tripe, crispy bun with pork and siu mai.

The noodles and sides are a good size serving for single diners. I think a noodle dish plus one side would be filling for most diners.

Rice noodles are also offered if you don't want wheat based noodles.

They also have lunch specials between 11:30am-3:30pm.

Seating is limited and austere, but service and food was excellent.

Not many places offer dry noodles and I thought this version was quite good and a decent serving size,...

No idea how to access the place on a wheelchair as the entrances i tried are not wheelchair accessible and the entry door for the place has a step so 100% inaccessible. So somewhere else there is an accessible entrance, it just isn't at the area where the restaurant actually is.

Food other wise is yum, a little on the pricy side considering what your being served (3 chicken feet for almost 8.00 is steep).

But its nice for an occasional treat, or of you just want a noodle soup or dry noodles as those options are priced well for the...