兰州牛肉面Mr.J Hand-Pulled Noodle

Noodles themselves were really great and broth flavorful too but the rest of the supporting dishes were not. The bun tasted like a stale English muffin with not much filling. No joke. The shrimp fried rice was greasier than fried chicken cooked in cold oil and had no salt either The noodles alone should make this a 5 star experience but you can have that when the other dishes are mediocre at best. The lamb noodle hardly had any actual lamb in it. :-(

We recently dined at Mr. J and had a fantastic experience. I opted for the wonton soup, which exceeded my expectations. It was the best I've ever tasted. My husband, who loves noodles was hooked by the handmade noodle dish recommended by the friendly staff. ( Mr J pudelle noodles) We'll definitely be back to explore more of their delicious menu

This place was next to the Publix and not easy to spot because the old sign was still hanging. A quick call to the store confirmed its location. Inside you can pick a laminated menu or look up on the wall and monitor. We took the most popular ones. The wonton soup may need some fine turns but the noodles and the Chinese sandwich were pretty good. I wished we knew that we should put some chilli oil in the noodles (it's the soul from the small note we got when we ordered a takeout).

I was very excited to try Mr. J Han-Pulled Noodle when I saw it on social media. I haven't been to a restaurant similar to it in the area. I drove about an hour out and was quite disappointed to what I got. The cashier was friendly and very accommodating. The restaurant provides many options for how you want the noodle cut. The spice level is also your choice, but the cashier did ask if I wanted it white spicy or Asian spicy. My friend had it "white spicy," and I had it normal spicy. The spice levels were tremendously different. There was not a lot of protein in the dish we chose, and the sauce that it was covered in was quite bland. For the amount of money we paid for both dishes my friend and I thought it was decent but worth the drive sadly.

For me, this restaurant is the top 1 noodle spot in Orlando. If you want traditional Chinese beef noodles, this is the place to go! I highly recommend both the beef noodles and the fried noodles.