Noodle Art — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Noodle Art is located near the bathrooms in the Farmers Market near the West Patio entrance. For less than $15 you can enjoy a generous bowl of noodle soup, a dry noodle dish, or a rice dish. For this price alone, it's worth a try and it's especially nice on a cold fall night. If you're with a group, have a person, or a few people, scout out a table while one person orders for everyone. Tables can be hard to find during busy hours.

You could order using the QR code but it was confusing and the website was hard to navigate. The line was actually faster. Plus you know that they have your order.

I got their Braise Beef Clear Soup ($13.99) and was told I could add a few toppings with it. I added veggies and bok choy with the wide noodle. The soup's broth tasted more on the bland side. Their veggies were nice, very chewy and cooked perfectly. The beef was tough and I didn't finish all of it. The noodles were soft but didn't break a part. They were good.

My husband got their Braised Beef Stew Brisket Soup and were given thin noodles instead of fat ones. He said his broth was okay, slightly spicy which he was fine with, but his beef was chewy.

Overall I would come back if I had friends who wanted to try this place, but if I was by myself I'd skip and try...

SO good! I’m half Taiwanese and often crave a bowl of beef noodle soup. Noodle art delivers! They make their own noodles, you can watch in the back how there’s a chef pulling noodles into perfection. Lots of ways to eat noodles here - soup based, with meat sauce, and even cold! I love their display of options, it reminds me of going to Japan and seeing their menu on display.

They have delicious bokchoy, and tomato egg - a dish that my mom used to make growing up.

Ordering ‘for here’ means you can eat from their wide decorative bowls, they’re super pretty. You can also choose your own level of spice from 0-5!

They serve authentic jasmine tea and honey teas in bottles, along with coke, sprite, and San Pellegrino.

My big bowl of beef noodle soup came out to less than $16 after tax, and I was 10000% satisfied. Will definitely be coming back to try...

Title: Authentic Xi'an Cuisine Gem in the Area!

Review: Dinner tonight at Noodle Art was an absolute delight! As a fan of Xi'an cuisine, finding an authentic spot in this area exceeded my expectations. The staff here are incredibly friendly, adding to the overall enjoyable experience. Now, let's talk about the food—it was top-notch! The Chinese hamburger was a standout, with its juicy, well-seasoned filling reminiscent of taco meat or pulled pork. But the real star of the show? The lamb dishes. If you haven't experienced Asian-style lamb, you're in for a treat! The cumin and lamb combination is simply divine. With a plethora of lamb options, this place is a must-visit for any lamb enthusiast. Highly recommend indulging in this culinary adventure—you won't be...