FooFooNoodz Nouilles Montreal propose un voyage culinaire vibrant axé sur des plats authentiques de nouilles asiatiques, avec un accent particulier sur les soupes riches et réconfortantes. Les convives peuvent s'attendre à une sélection variée de nouilles tirées à la main, préparées avec des techniques traditionnelles et servies dans des bouillons méticuleusement élaborés. Le menu présente une gamme d'options savoureuses, mettant en valeur la profondeur et la complexité des traditions de soupes asiatiques, des bouillons salés à base de viande aux bases végétariennes plus légères et aromatiques. Chaque bol est conçu pour être une expérience satisfaisante et copieuse, reflétant un engagement envers des ingrédients de qualité et une préparation authentique. Cet établissement offre une exploration distinctive et délicieuse de la culture des nouilles, en faisant une destination incontournable pour les amateurs de cuisine asiatique.
FooFooNoodz Nouilles Montreal est largement reconnu pour la grande qualité de ses nouilles maison et de ses bouillons riches et savoureux qui incitent la clientèle à revenir régulièrement. Le menu se concentre sur une sélection concise de plats délicieux tels que le cari au coco, le bœuf style Taipei et divers plats de nouilles sèches, tous préparés avec des ingrédients frais et une grande minutie. Bien que l'espace intime et chaleureux soit principalement conçu pour le comptoir, le service amical et l'excellence constante des plats lui valent une réputation de véritable perle cachée en ville. Bien que certains clients considèrent les prix élevés pour un concept axé sur les plats à emporter, la majorité s'accorde à dire que la générosité des portions et la profondeur des saveurs authentiques justifient l'investissement, faisant de cet établissement une destination de quartier incontournable pour les amateurs de nouilles.
Dude this might just be the best egg noodles in Montreal. I've tried so many spots, this place is the winner. It's amazing. Everything is delicious. Had the
Szechuan dry noodles, the bone broth, the beef, the pork & their coconut curry soup. My goodness, all immaculate!!! I'm coming back for that coconut curry noodle soup, it's to die for. It's jam packed! Please give this spot a try, you won't regret! We need great noodle spots!!!
Take note I generally rate places I enjoyed eating at. I tend not to rate poor food restaurants because I don't like small shops to loss customers. It is best to privately recommend changes with the owner. That being the case, let me begin sharing my thoughts about FooFooNooz.
It was an exhausting travel day & we still needed to have dinner before crashing on a bed. We looked at a few places with reviews before entering this small but well kept noodle house. The menu was simple. A few soup noodle options, as well as dry noodle plates. (I find in small restaurants it is best to have fewer options made well than many lacking taste.). The noodles were made right in their shop.
The person at the register was helpful with the menu. the restaurant had only three tables & a long counter against the front widow.
I noticed many to go orders as we sat waiting for our meal to arrive. The meal was delicious. It hit the spot I had the beef soup noodles while my husband daughter had the dry noodle plates. The portions were good. My husband ate all his meal feeling satisfied. I ate most of my meal…a few noodles & soup left at the bottom of bowl. My daughter complemented the meal but left about a fourth of it. She generally eats small portions for all her meals.
We enjoyed the meal so much we came back two days later.
Ordered food from these guys two days in a row. Their coco broth & their beef bone broths are amazing & you can order a full sized extra broth for 5$. They make their own noodles & it shows. 100% will be eating there again, delicious.
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I tried their coco curry, Jacarta noodles & the beef rendang. The noodles were delicious. You can tell the broth was simmered well, giving it a deep, rich flavor. The beef rendang tasted good as well, but for the price, it felt a bit expensive since it uses beef strips (instead of the traditional beef chuck) & the portion of meat was quite small.
I have ordered takeout here twice now, & both times the food is excellent. We've tried the beef Taipei & curry coco. Ingredients are fresh & the broth is flavourful. There is limited seating in general, so I can't speak to the atmosphere or dine in experience. Service is friendly. Takeout packaging is reliable.
We tried two soups. The beef one & the porc. Both extremely delicious & very generous. The homemade noodles are perfect. The service is fast & courteous as well. I highly recommend this small restaurant. Give it a try.
Today, what a perfect day to take out a hot bowl of yummy noodles for the 1st time. Taipei Beef Noodles ! WOW seriously delicious 😋 Although it's a bit of a drive to NDG, Somerled, it is definitely worth it ! This is a revisit 💯
Tried this new spot today with my friend Sarah, & let me just say… this place is noodles first, no shortcuts.
Most things here are made from scratch…bouncy egg noodles, rich broths, & garlic oil that coats everything in this deep, cozy aroma. You can tell they really care about the details.
Here's what we tried:
🍜 Jakarta Noodles
Homemade egg noodles tossed in garlic oil (so fragrant!), with sweet soy-braised chicken, mushrooms, & yu choi. It comes with a light chicken soup on the side that you can pour over. This one was the most comforting of the bunch, & the chicken was super tender without being too fatty. Loved the little heat from the sambal too.
🥩 Taipei Beef Noodles
This one had great flavor & texture! Especially the spiced beef bone broth that comes on the side, plus crispy garlic & coriander. But heads up: the beef was a bit fattier than I personally like. If you don't mind that, you'll probably love it!
🍛 Coco Curry (my favorite)
This bowl had everything: tofu, pork belly, fish balls, shrimp, chicken, & more.. all swimming in a creamy coconut curry broth. It was spicy, savory, & super rich in flavor. A total standout for me.
I also appreciated that all the broths come on the side so you can mix it in at your own pace. Everything felt fresh & really fun to eat.
Foxy Tip: Don't skip the sambal & chili oil. A little goes a long way, & it makes each bite pop.
I share local foodie finds & cultural gems at @foxyappetite on Instagram & @foxy.appetite on TikTok - & this spot definitely earned a shoutout.
This meal was comped as part of a media tasting - sharing my honest thoughts above. 🫶🏽
Alright, let's go over the good, the bad, & the in between in as much detail as I can provide. I went there with 2 friends, & we got the Coco Curry & the Taipei Beef Noodles
First, the in between:
The place is small, with only 3 or 4 seats at a small table in front of the window. It was clearly not intended to be a sit-down restaurant, but more of a take-out place. That's not a bad thing, but it is important to know that before you go there.
The menu is quite small with 6 items total. Half of those are dry noodles meaning there is no broth base, & the other half have a broth base (I will refer to these as'wet noodles' from now on). Again this is not a bad thing, with less variety, it often means the dishes they do make are better than normal since they specialize in them.
Now the bad:
Reactions to the food were mixed, but overall very positive. & if the overall impression is positive despite this being the'bad' section, that should tell you something. The main complaint I heard from friends was that the noodles didn't quite fit the broth. While I personally disagree with them, I felt it was important to include their thoughts. They said it'was still good noodles, I just don't think it complimented the broth.'
The only other complaint I heard was'It seems expensive' which they said before we ate the food, & got a good look at portion size & such. In total, with tax & tip, it comes out to around $30 for a bowl of noodles, though I will note we did buy the more expensive options from the menu, & will further state that all of the wet noodles are at this price point. 2 of the dry noodle options would be around $25 instead.
Now the good:
It was filling, & I feel this is especially important to note after talking about price. I generally can eat a lot, & I finished my dish feeling I did not need to eat more, but also not like I was bloated. Perfect portion size for me. Personally, I think that the $30 price point was good for the amount of food I got, the quality of that food, & the sense of fullness it gave me.
The broth was delicious. I tried the Taipei broth, it was very tasty, & my friend who ordered it is convinced they chose the better bowl, & I disagree with them. I think the Taipei bowl had broth more akin to typical ramen, & it was done very well. The Coco Curry, Which I ordered, was also delicious, but is definitely not your typical ramen broth, from my experience. The soft coconut flavor is complimented by a slight spice that gives the broth a great overall flavor, very much akin to an actual curry. I could see myself getting either of the two bowls again in the future. I cannot stress this enough, the broth was the best part of the dish for me & my friends.
I give 4 stars only to account for my friends opinions that the noodles did not compliment the broth. I will be going back some time in the future & will try one of the dry noodle options to see how I feel about the noodles without the delicious broth.
