Noodle Town - Hurstville

To be honest, so surprised when I saw all these bad reviews here! I have nothing to complain about, after my experience eating in the nudelstadt, as it was cheap, fast and delicious. What should I want more? the Chongqing noodles 10.90) and it was exactly what I expected and perhaps even better. the portion was also very generous. the layout of the small restaurant is very cozy with heavy wood furniture that makes the traditional Chinese atmosphere. also very comfortable, as it is clamped in the corner of the train station of hurstville.

A really cheap restaurant for Chinese nudel and with a pretty choice. the personal was nice and they also sell marinated meat, art Chinese snack. always many customers during the weekend, most of them are Chinese. her California bark noodle was beautiful, the suppe was sweet, and her bark noodles with spicy source was also a hit if spicy taste.

Fast night. based on the price. at the cheap end of the skala but well we had the aubergine and mint nudel and dan nudel. not oily as other places in hurstvile or nit as anyway

On top of Hurstville station is an arcade filled with delicious options. Noodle town is one of my favorites for a quite and cheap bite. The front area is filled with an array of pre-cooked chicken and duck parts, like neck and feet. But past there is a nicely decked out small restaurant that sells all kinds of noodle soups.

The food was inedible. Ordered wontons in chilli oil which wasn't even spicy at all. Chinese burger was dry and they only put chilli and coriander at the front of it so you didn't get a hit of all the flavours all the way through it. Noodles in chilli oil - noodles were over cooked and tasted like flour and wasn't chilli at all. Just wasted $25. Very disappointing.