Reviews North Park Noodles

Good, fast eats at reasonable price. Service was awesome and fast. Food selection was comprehensive and delicious. Good portions and great value. Location was a bit tough to park as most other restaurants located in plaza strips. It was a very easy experience. If you want some traditional Filipino food and try some exotic Asian cuisine at good value, this would be the place to go. I would recommend the Lechon of course!

Awesome service and great place! Food is all good!
My faves are the Century Egg and Jellyfish Salad, Lechon Macau, Spareribs, yang chow fried rice and the sweet and sour pork 😊 😋

I love Next Door Noodles by North Park. It's my go-to place for comfort Chinese food. The best part is that Next Door Noodles is open 24/7.

I have stumbled in a good number of times after a night out, and from smudged mascara and high heels on some of the other customers, it seems other people had the same agenda. 

There's nothing like a nice bowl of noodle soup after all that drinking and dancing! My staple noodle soup is the 3-kinds of Mushrooms with Wonton. I love the firmness of the Hong Kong noodle and it matches the slippery, savoury wonton and earthy mushrooms. Sometimes, I just go big and order the Beef Curry with Tendon or Lechon Macau Rice Bowl, because life is short like that. Solid eats. ;)

Their fresh prawn dumpling with angsho beef and lechon macau are the deadliest combo! Definitely a must try along with siopao and fried sharksfin!

You should try the lumpiang amoy and the topped over fried rice meals.

I'd planned lunch at another restaurant for Chinese New Year but, because of the traffic brought about by the reblocking, opted for Next Door Noodles at Ortigas Home Depot because it was closer to home.

The restaurant is an old favorite. Over the years, we've celebrated events there or just had casual meals. Always on our list are the pinsec frito, Chinese lumpia, crispy noodles and lechon macau.

For a starter, we had the Sweet Corn Soup. It was served piping hot and was very good.

In my opinion, Next Door Noodles makes the best Chinese lumpia. It's huge and packed with ingredients of varying tastes and textures. The vegetables were fresh and crunchy. The tofu was soft and fresh. It was perfectly complemented by the lumpia sauce.

I also loved the Pinsec Frito as it was perfectly fried; crunchy but almost without a trace of oil. This is best enjoyed instore.

The Australian Broccoli Flower with 3 Kinds of Mushroom in Oyster Sauce was also very impressive. The broccoli was fresh and crunchy while the mushrooms were tender and flavorful.

The Lechon Macau BBQ Pork Belly was also very good. The meat was tender, its skin crisp. It paired well with the asado sauce and pickled radish.

The Yang Chow Fried Rice was of the sticky sort and loaded with ingredients. It was very flavorful. A companion remarked that it could be a meal by itself.

They serve soda in 500 ml bottles, big enough to share. Chinese tea was complimentary. Try the lemonade too as it is quite good.

While the food is impressive, the restaurant's surroundings are not as it is in the periphery of the home depot, amid other establishments which have seen better days. The ambiance inside the restaurant is alright with a combination of benches, booths and steel tables. There are separate restrooms on site. Parking is available in front of the store.

Service wise, the crew were very attentive. The only issue we had with them was that it took a while for them to prepare our takeout bags. The fourth person we asked to do it and who eventually did apologized for the delay and said that it was because they had a problem with the POS machine.

What I love too about Next Door Noodles is its affordability which makes it an excellent choice for dine in, take out or delivery. I'm sure we'd be back.