Best Noodles?

[thaifetish]

I had a great Singapore Noodles this evening and got to thinking........what's better

[poida]

where did you have singapore noodles?

you like ramen? Gogyo in surry hills is good.

[storry_teller]

I like Singapore noodles. Or TomYum soup with glass noodles. Ramen is never for me.

[doctorspock]

Singapore noodles in 5 *
Japanese noodles in Ginza*
Pho? not sure.
Instant noodles... DIY
Hot buns..consult Ahlungor😁

[Minathy8724]

Hard to find and out of the way, but for the best Ramen Japanese noodle:
Ryo's Noodles 125 Falcon St, Crows Nest NSW 2065.
Small shop and there is always a queue.

[Midnight_Prowl]

Hard to find and out of the way, but for the best Ramen Japanese noodle:
Ryo's Noodles 125 Falcon St, Crows Nest NSW 2065.
Small shop and there is always a queue.
I love Ryo ramen always consistent...tried many different ramen and i find them best...
For me shin ramen (instant) is the best...just add minced garlic and little bit of spring onion.

[Blayr]

I like Chinese handmade noodle from chinese noodle shop corner of quay st chinatown. Plus the chinese girl at the counter is pretty

[Climax598]

I like Malaysian laksa but hard to find now. Some are fack but made in China not original.

[asiafever]

Char Kway Teow
Ramen
Maybe some Hor Fun.
Cheung Fun.

[Raybo]

Gumshara @ Eating World in Chinatown FTW........

[trick]

Have to agree with Ryo's in Crows Nest for ramen

[AHLUNGOR]

Sorry, seems a bit pointless to vote on which noodle style is better.

It’s almost the same in rating if Japanese girls are better than Korean or Chinese or Thai or whatever their back ground.

Personally genuine Hong Kong style won ton noodles 雲吞麵 is my personal favorite and it didn’t even make the list ......... lol

[rooter]

Sorry, seems a bit pointless to vote on which noodle style is better.

It’s almost the same in rating if Japanese girls are better than Korean or Chinese or Thai or whatever their back ground.

Personally genuine Hong Kong style won ton noodles 雲吞麵 is my personal favorite and it didn’t even make the list ......... lol

And no mention of Pho, Soba or Pasta either

[lamb]

And no mention of Pho, Soba or Pasta either

Pho is mentioned but no recommendations. Cabramatta is the place to go for great pho if you ask me.

[rooter]

Pho is mentioned but no recommendations. Cabramatta is the place to go for great pho if you ask me.

I Phoking love it. Couldn't resist a lame Dad Joke.

[aussiegaigin]

And no mention of Pho, Soba or Pasta either
Many "ramen" shops, you get a choice of soba or udon noodles as well.

[wilisno]

Pho is mentioned but no recommendations. Cabramatta is the place to go for great pho if you ask me.

It’s hard to say which type of noodles is the best, like judging women, everybody has his own taste.

Yes, Cabramatta is my favourite place for Phở, especially Phở Tàu Bay. But I don’t know why, Phở An at Bankstown is the most famous one internationally, all the friends coming from overseas like America and Canada, they all want to try Phở An.

[Budgyboy]

Theres a place across the road from the pub at Cabramatta cant remember the name, going their tomorrow. It close to the best ive had, apart apart from my girls thai equivalent.

[walsta]

It’s hard to say which type of noodles is the best, like judging women, everybody has his own taste.

Yes, Cabramatta is my favourite place for Phở, especially Phở Tàu Bay. But I don’t know why, Phở An at Bankstown is the most famous one internationally, all the friends coming from overseas like America and Canada, they all want to try Phở An.

Phở An is good but the price is just getting abit ridiculous now. If you're in that area, Thang Long Restaurant is a better alternative.

[woshihuangsedawang]

Laghman70795

Lanzhou lamian 70796

[syd_azn_guy]

Laghman70795

Lanzhou lamian 70796

Delicious noodles. Need to get me some

[Rickyon]

I like Malaysian laksa but hard to find now. Some are fack but made in China not original.

Malay Chinese Takeaway on hunter street in the CBD is my favourite for Laksa! Definitely authentic

[big1tree]

where did you have singapore noodles?

you like ramen? Gogyo in surry hills is good.And it's a short walk from Gogyo to Ginza [emoji16]

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[Zcash123]

Ramen - Manpuku in Chatswood/Kingford.
Pho - Pho An

[frankyang]

Gumshara Ramen in China Town - very good occasional indulgence

[thaifetish]

Ramen it is!

Thank you all who responded.

[Steph]

I am not voting. These are all inferior choices compare to IndoMie.

[AHLUNGOR]

Gumshara Ramen in China Town - very good occasional indulgence

I forgot the name but the Ramen shop in Level 1 Market City food court is my go to place !

[Nelly69]

I thought Noodle was a new code word I didn't know about... Is it Japanese ladyboy? is it water service? but sometimes, Noodles is just noodles... lol

[wilisno]

I forgot the name but the Ramen shop in Level 1 Market City food court is my go to place !

Meng Fei’s noodle house ?

[Riff888]

Chinatown Noodle Restaurant either on Bathurst St or Haymarket.

The best braised eggplant around.

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[CFM001]

Biang biang noodles Chinatown is great.

Normally, I try to eat healthy but for some reason, after a punt, it just makes sense to keep the debauchery going.

[aussiegaigin]

JApanese ramen place in the downstairs food court on Dixon St had a good reputation a few years ago. Still there?

[CFM001]

JApanese ramen place in the downstairs food court on Dixon St had a good reputation a few years ago. Still there?

I think you might be referring to Gumshara. If so, yes it is still there.

[Riff888]

I think you might be referring to Gumshara. If so, yes it is still there.Still there in the Harbour Plaza food court although the food court is half the size.

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[alc]

Char Kway Teow
Ramen
Maybe some Hor Fun.
Cheung Fun.

Ah but who doesn't enjoy some whore fun?

On topic, though, Rara Ramen in Surry Hills is pretty fine.

[Ragefrog]

For summertime, I do like Soba (buckwheat noodles). Here’s a video for those who have never tried: https://youtu.be/l8BCDXkwHwI

Do search Google for “Soba Sydney” where they are served. Slurp away!

[CFM001]

Love a good soba.
Most places here serve pretty average soba.
Any good places to recommend?

[aussiegaigin]

Goshu Ramen Tei, 5 York St near Wynyard used to be very popular with Japanese expats (always a good sign).

I haven't been there for a few years, but shop is still there, so a good sign.

Harajuku in Macleay St was another popular shop.

[CFM001]

Goshu Ramen Tei, 5 York St near Wynyard used to be very popular with Japanese expats (always a good sign).

I haven't been there for a few years, but shop is still there, so a good sign.

Harajuku in Macleay St was another popular shop.

Will head to Goshu ramen Tei once all this recent outbreak settles down.
Maybe we can have a noodles AR section?

[TittyGuy]

Hard to find and out of the way, but for the best Ramen Japanese noodle:
Ryo's Noodles 125 Falcon St, Crows Nest NSW 2065.
Small shop and there is always a queue.

Ahhh, is that the place near the corner? I’ve always wondered what it’s like. I’ve been the to the Thai place next door, maybe I’ll give it a shot. The noodles I love are the Chinese handmade noodles at most Chinese hotpot places, particularly Shancheng Hotpot king. I honestly could just have them and the spicy broth. So fucking good.

[hillstop]

Laghman70795

Lanzhou lamian 70796

Yes Lanzhou ramen is the best

[aussiegaigin]

Noodles seem to generate the same experience levels as MLs/WLs. No matter how good your favourite place is, there is always the chance of a better experience at the next place you visit.

[lonely heart]

Phở An is good but the price is just getting abit ridiculous now. If you're in that area, Thang Long Restaurant is a better alternative.

Agree AN is still the benchmark, although eat Pho at Marrickville is also good.... don't go to Hello Auntie!!

Also over three page no one mention Tan Viet Noodle House? original in Cabramatta don't have pho but the noodle soup still good and the crispy roast chicken is just legendary. City branch had Pho and I think Eastwood too and its not bad at all.

Those who look for Laksa Ipoh Town next to Grace hotel, Albee's Kitchen Campsie and Cinta Rasa near "the ramp" is all good.


Noodles seem to generate the same experience levels as MLs/WLs. No matter how good your favourite place is, there is always the chance of a better experience at the next place you visit.

Agree 200%....

[GallBall2203]

Try VN Street Foods in Marrickville. They have this thing called Buncha (?). Its rice noodles with grilled pork in some sort of soup and it is amazing.

[Dark_nanon]

Any one know any good ramen places out west?
Near liverpool-ish would be preferred. Been craving some but no time to venture into the city.

[aussiegaigin]

I forgot the name but the Ramen shop in Level 1 Market City food court is my go to place ! The shop on the corner? Went past on Monday and was all closed up.

Meng Fei's is on Level 3.

[exstar]

How about Mala, anyone have recommendations for Mala in the CBD?

[mhamill]

how can you not include Laksa and Pho?

[HKHoney888]

we should all be grateful we can try all these delicious soups in the one city - Sydney ::miao::slobber:

[vitrium]

Happy Chef Noodle Restaurant

Top floor of the Sussex Centre in China Town.

They do many different soup styles, some with noodles and some without.

Their food is always delicious and fresh. And their broths pack some serious flavour. $10-$15 for a generous bowl.

[Joe1956]

Love Pho. Cambridge Markets on a Saturday there’s a guy there that does a very good one.
Any recommendations CBD/Eastern Suburbs?
Cheers

[the_boss_king]

migoreng is the best :d

[davy69]

I vote Ramen.... Ryo's Noodles - the soup base is really good.

[Thomash]

Manpuku in Chatswood is great, followed by Ryo.

[GoldfishMan]

Ahhh, is that the place near the corner? I’ve always wondered what it’s like. I’ve been the to the Thai place next door, maybe I’ll give it a shot. The noodles I love are the Chinese handmade noodles at most Chinese hotpot places, particularly Shancheng Hotpot king. I honestly could just have them and the spicy broth. So fucking good.
I think you're referring to "knife cut" noodles. Flat and the sides are a bit curly? I like that too... There's a place on Bathurst St near the Sussex st intersection that does this pretty well.