FooFooNoodz Nouilles Montreal

Gabriel

4.0

This place is so good the quality of food is exceptional. & the portion sizes are huge. I was so full after finishing (dry noodles) & my wife had about half of her for leftovers! (With broth)

The dishes were so flavourful & fresh, we will definitely be back! The dining area is small & there is more seating outside.

Chi

5.0

The food is delicious, the portions are generous, & I love how the restaurant puts its own spin on the toppings for the noodle dishes. I find the toppings to be quite similar in each option, but what sets each type of noodle dish apart is the seasoning, the accompanying broth, or the sauce.
Creative, convenient & quality take away food!

Brigitte

5.0

FooFooNoodz is, without exaggeration, one of Montreal's most exceptional culinary experiences. The soups are nothing short of perfection-deeply flavorful, beautifully balanced, & clearly crafted with extraordinary care. The homemade noodles are cooked to absolute perfection, with a texture & freshness that set them apart immediately. Every ingredient tastes pristine & thoughtfully sourced, & the fact that everything is made in-house elevates the experience even further. It is rare to find food that feels both indulgent & genuinely nourishing; FooFooNoodz achieves that effortlessly.

Beyond the cuisine, the space itself is immaculate to an almost unbelievable degree-spotless, serene, & held to a standard that rivals the most elite kitchens. You immediately feel the integrity behind every detail. & then there is Cody, whose warmth & attentiveness transform a great meal into a memorable one. He is genuinely welcoming, accommodating, & deeply invested in the experience of each guest.

This is not just a neighborhood gem-it is a destination. FooFooNoodz operates at a level that deserves recognition far beyond its current visibility. In a city known for its food, this is Michelin-star quality in every sense.

A.

5.0

Great noodle bowls - the quality is definitely there. We ordered the Coco Curry & the Khmer noodle, & both were very tasty, rich, & full of flavor.

That said, considering it's more of a pickup-style concept, the price point feels quite high for the neighborhood. While the food quality & flavors justify part of it, there's no real service experience to match the price.

Overall, excellent food, but the value doesn't fully align with the setup.

Veronica

5.0

The food is top tier! Everytime I order from FooFooNoodZ it is always so fresh & tasty. Excellent quality ingredients. You taste the love & passion they put into every dish. Perfectly packaged too. Thanks so much guys! 🙏

Tanya

5.0

Great first experience , definitely will be back! Kind & friendly service with good portions, excellent high quality taste.

Tanya

5.0

Unbelievable addition to the neighborhood. Obsessed with the Szuchuan noodles. High quality, bursting with flavour, amazing vibes. It's already my third time here this week lol 😝

Ryan

4.0

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.