Mian

Stumbled into Mian and was not disappointed. Ordered the pork dumplings, clear broth beef noodles, and the house beef noodles. The clear broth beef noodles are great for those looking for something without spice. The house beef noodles were the best of the three dishes and weren't overly spicy. The dumplings were also very good. Overall, the atmosphere was nice and we had good service. If you like noodles and dumplings, you will likely find something on the menu that hits the spot. P.S. Chopsticks, no forks... As I would expect from an authentic noodles and dumplings house.

Really good noodles, wished they closed later and had physical menus, but it is very yummy. Whenever I come here, I will usually order a bowl for quick lunch. Their broth is not very heavy and it’s very filling. The noodles have great chewiness and it is so soothing to eat after winding down from a long day of work. It’s always quiet and the workers are helpful.

Been here about 4 or 5 times now, it’s always good. They recently changed the bowl they serve the 冰粉 in an it’s not as easy to eat as before.

I was initially excited to visit this spot with such great reviews, but overall it was very average. I ordered the spicy beef noodle soup. If you're looking for spicy beef noodle soup, I'd look elsewhere, this was essentially 10 Second Noodles, but I enjoyed this significantly less.

The service was abit slow. There were plenty of tables not cleaned up yet when we arrived for dinner. Chengdu Zajiang Noodle 5/5 It tasted really good, except it was abit oily. Next time we will ask for less oil. The portion of the additional Shredded Chicken was great. Clear Broth Zajiang Noodle 4/5 Not bad I like it. There’s very little Bok Choy, unlike what was depicted on the menu. Steamed Egg with Minced Pork 3/5 Egg was good but minced pork sauce was abit too flavorful/salty for me. Popcorn Chicken 3.5/5 Not bad for the portion and the price of $4.50 Chao Shou 2.5/5 Ordinary, skin too thick, do not recommend :/