noodlelove — Restaurant in New York

Noodle love. The best place to go if you like spending $13 on food that would be considered a condiment anywhere else. I got two coconut shrimp buns for $13 and 4 condiments for an additional $13 spending $31 and some change after tax and tip and left hungry. I didn't understand why it said they were $3.50 and then was charged $13 as it was recommended quietly to me.. and I didn't quite hear what the man said until I looked at the menu online after ordering and realized that's the price per side. But also why should bean sprouts be $3.50 or why are pickles $3.50? It should just be included as part of something larger that actually does what food does, fills you up.

So this has the style of fast, casual dining. It's cold and hard and bright with the prices of an actual sit down dining place that usually comes with a server and mood lighting. The guy working was nice but their water system is odd. Everything about this place says it was designed by A.I.

The pictures I saw online of the menu being printed big and the ingredients being out to view was not my experience of how it looked. The menu was a QR code on the tables and there were only 2 printed that multiple people by the front counter were passing around. I had to wait to see one. I discovered the QR code later when I sat down.

There is no charisma, uniqueness, nerve or talent. There is however robotic music made by a computer that's fast paced nature sends the urgent message to its' patrons: please leave. To add to the experience, a small child kept coming over to my table to stare at me. His parents had no problem with it. Was he an A.I. too? Leaving me still hungry, annoyed and $31 gone from my wallet, I went to the bathroom before vacating and it was clean in that it didn't smell bad although there was a puddle on the floor and the previous person forgot how to flush a...

I came in here today September 6th at around @5:25 ish and the Man working the register had the most horrible attitude. As soon as I came up to ask about the drink he had a very distasteful attitude towards me. There was even another Asian lady there he was so hostile towards. I was looking forward to ordering the new Ube horchata drink and when I did he barely added any foam it was mostly just more horchata (i know I’m not exaggerating because the layer looked nothing compared to the picture sign outside) and when I asked for a bit more he just stared at me for like 5 seconds as if I annoyed him for asking AND STILL BARELY PUT ANY.

ANYWAYS I’d recommend not even buying their drink it’s taste nothing like horchata it taste more like oats and the ube had no flavor his whole attitude towards customers simply sent my drink experience down the drain I would’ve loved to come back and get some food because it looked good but after his treatment I rather not...

I never leave bad reviews—unless both my taste buds and my mood are simultaneously offended.

My friend and I came for dinner around 8 p.m. There were only two other tables, and they were nearly finished. It was our first time here, so we weren’t familiar with the menu and took an extra minute to decide. The cashier got impatient and walked off to do something else.

After we finally placed our order, it took about 20 minutes before we even heard the kitchen start preparing our food. The dishes looked decent when they arrived, but the first bite was overwhelmingly salty. A few more bites, and the saltiness turned bitter. The same thing for my friend’s dish.

I had paid extra to add shrimp, but after digging through the dish, I found only 5 or 6 tiny pieces the size of a fingernail. We were starving after shopping and could’ve easily finished a whole bowl, but we barely managed a few bites…

Never...