MK Noodle

Yet another business in this location (next to Ranch 99). This is the 3rd (?) business in this tiny hole in the wall location in less than 24-months. Yikes?

This is a strictly a noodle-house. Small menu but nice choices. Pricing is reasonable to expensive (seafood noodle). Most noodle dishes are between $9-$12 per bowl. I had the A6 (spicy noodles). While the bowl wasn't that hot (temperature or taste), it was very tasty and filling. You also get a small dipping dish of salted peanuts (nice touch), as an appetizer. They do charge extra for hot tea ($1), most do now.

Service was good (very nice/pretty chinese young lady). Not an everyday choice (based on price) but certainly a once a week treat. I gave 3 (and not 4) stars because my food was not hot (as ordered). A small issue. I will return to see if an improvement happens?

If I craved for some noodles, i always keep this restaurant in mind. They have good selection of noodles. The brooth is very taste and satisfying. We always order the spicy seafood noodles and never get disappointed with it. I believed their beef stew noodles is one of the popular ones. That too is very good and tasty. There's nothing better having a good and hot noodles on a rainy day.

Great noodle soups, especially the top chef-recommended ones. A hidden gem in Dublin surrounded by chain restraunts.

The noodles are good. The other dishes aren't bad but I had better. Didn't get to try their dumplings which I suspect to be good. Will try it next time.

Great taste and big portion!

We will come back and try different noodle soup.

The noodle is hand-made.