Noodleholic

Family Only!
I think the overly positive reviews were written by employees and family — «food only a mother could love?»
Fresh — not.
Flavour — dull.
Likely one of the worst bowls of phở I’ve had in the GTA. Very poor use of money — sorry Noodleholic but you might want to go back to basics.

I can’t believe this place isn’t lined up out the door! The food is fresh, the portions are super generous and the service is very good. So many vegetarian/​vegan options, too! I decided on a kung pao tofu with steamed rice (with too many other choices, it was a difficult decision), and my dinner date had the veggie Ramen with miso broth (which was to die for — probably the tastiest item on their menu). I’m told there’s a vegetable broth ramen too, but I’m sold on the miso. Sorry Kung pao, ramen wins this one. Rounded it out with some veggie dumplings and edamamme, and we were stuffed and satisfied. All for a very reasonable price. I will keep going back.

I love this place and everytime I take someone here they love it too. Service is fast and so friendly. Food is fresh and hot and extremely affordable, the daily specials are my favourite along with some dumplings. Please don’t forget to tip this wonderful lady. She works so hard to please everyone.

Comfortable food, comfortable dinning and overall comfortable experience. Comfort being the obvious theme because its cozy atmosphere and satisfying food. «The Best Noodles in Toronto» definitely will not be a staple theme at Noodleholic but «The Best Customer Service» might as well be. Supper inviting and friendly waitress will definitely put a smile on your face. Cheap food, FREE WIFI and overall comfortable experience will satisfy your lunch and dining experience.

I’ve been curious about this place for quite some time as I get my nails done right next door. I finally went in a week ago and ordered chicken pad Thai and instead of pad thai I got stir fry rice noodles (thin) with soy sauce, chicken and broccoli that was completely tasteless. I asked the waiter about it and all he could say was that they use soy sauce in their pad thai. Okay so I thought where is the scallion, tamarind paste, fish sauce, shredded carrot, peanut, bean sprouts??? Clearly not pad thai so why put something on a menu that you obviously don’t know how to make? Damned if I know but it was waste of money and time and I will never ever go there again.

I love the lady who serves here. She is an excellent waitress. The prices are perfect.

Noodleholic has good food. It won’t blow your mind, but it will fill you up as the portion sizes are quite generous too. On top of that, the daily specials are $ 5.75. The lady who works there is incredibly sweet and the food comes out incredibly fast. What more could you want for quick eats?

STAY AWAY FROM THE PAD THAI! Okay, I wanted to make sure that was immediately noticeable. I wish I had read Aaron M.‘s review before ordering, as I wouldn’t be in the state that I am in right now… full of regret and bad Pad Thai (to use the term as loosely as a Weight Watchers client’s old pair of pants). It really is just noodles and fried veg in a sloppy mess of soy sauce and who knows what.
I gave two stars simply because the lady who served me was so nice.
I sincerely hope that some of their other dishes are better. I’m going to go back and try the dumplings one day, and if they’re a let down, I’m going to have to walk away from this place for good.

I really liked this place on the first visit. I had the pineapple curry chicken in the restaurant and a hot ginger tea, for less than $ 10 and it was really yummy.
Then we ordered takeout a few weeks after, had the same dish plus the chicken dumplings. Dumplings were REALLY good, this time however the pineapple curry chicken was lacking in pineapple, curry and chicken and tasted like soyed noodles and broccoli.
Today we did take out again with the Tuesday special, Chicken Pad Thai and the dumplings and hot ginger tea. Once again, dumplings and tea were amazing. However the «Pad Thai» is the worst I’ve ever had, it’s not Pad Thai. It’s the same soyed noodles with broccoli, some sprouts and this time an added barnyard aroma to top it off. Easily the shittiest «Pad Thai» I’ve ever had and practically impossible to get past your nose.
My wife has given up on this place completely, I may give them one more chance if I live through the night.

Bf and I had the ramen here and it was pretty obviously Mr. Noodles-​level ramen broth. I wasn’t expecting authentic ramen, but having surveyed a few different at-​home ramen packages, they could have improved the taste even with slightly better store-​bought varieties. The gyoza we shared were pretty stiff and stale.
Not sure about the other items on the menu, but if you’re going to call your restaurant Noodleholic and make a large bowl of ramen your logo, they may wanna up the quality level. It’s quite inexpensive, but you can easily find better for this price point.

Cheap (less than $ 7) meals and above average quality. Had the beef ramen here, it was pretty good. They have options to add double noodles or double meat for only a dollar more. They also have daily specials, and I highly recommend the peanut noodles special (I believe it’s for Mondays).
Cozy place, free wifi, Service is quick, and they are friendly people. Oh, and they have a really cool debit machine that flashes smily faces at you when your transactions goes through.

Ordered Pineapple Curry with Chicken, their Saturday all day special for $ 5.75. Tasted great and portion was generous. Service was attentive and efficient. Ambiance is a little lacking as they are clearly overdue for a Reno. Overall a positive experience and would definitely return.

Personally I think Mandy M’s post is pretty stupid. Its unfair to rate a restaurant without having actually tried the food. Remember this is someone’s business, be fair to them. If they deserve a poor review so be it.
I live in the area, I only get the daily specials, which are $ 5.75. In my eyes they taste good and there is good value for the portion size. Overall 4 stars

This place is horrible. So-​call noodleholic should change to *Instant*noodleholic. My ramen was nothing but Korean instant noodle. My hubby’s Pai Thai was also different kind of white instant noodle with soy sauce which is no way close to real pai Thai. If I can give 0 star I will. Please use real noodle if u are opening a noodle shop!

Ate here yesterday for lunch. I had the spicy beef ramen and my friend had pad thai. Although I would have expected it to be a bit spicier, the soup was delicious. And the food was very reasonably priced. Definitely will come back.

This is a great, inexpensive place to eat. We normally do take-​away so I can’t comment on the sit down service, but everything has been excellent. I recommend the vegetarian ramen soup. For the price, it is hard to beat. Is the better noodle in Toronto? Sure. But none cheaper!

Don’t order the Ramen. It’s honestly a salty prepackaged Mr. Noodle type dish: 89 cents at No Frills. The dumplings are great, as is the staff and friendly atmosphere.

This place is cheap but you get a lot for what you pay for. The service is very friendly and they have worthy weekly specials. I’ve never waited longer than 5 minutes for my order to-​go.

Noodleholic is good, inexpensive food. The veggies are fresh, and there is a large variety of veggies in every dish. The food is ALWAYS piping hot. I live about a 10 minute walk from here, and when I get takeout and go home with it, the food is still hot when I arrive home.
The noodles are nice, fresh, and you get a lot of food for a very small price. For $ 10, I have enough for two or three meals. The soups are also very tastey. The restaurant itself is very clean, tidy and inviting, and the staff are wonderful.
The only downside is there isn’t a lot of variation in flavour between the various noodle dishes. Don’t get me wrong, the flavour is great, it just could use a bit more individuality for each dish. All in all though, its fast and yummy and well worth the visit.

Save yourself $ 6 and buy yourself a cup of noodles and some broccoli… That is truly what the ramen was at Noodleholic. And it wasn’t even that they used just the noodles and made their own broth — there was no mistaking the MSG-​laden powder.
We also got the Pad Thai and it was okay if you were expecting a soy-​sauce noodle dish but that’s obviously not what Pad Thai is suppose to taste like. It’s only saving point was that I got the Shrimp Pad Thai and it did actually come with quite a bit of shrimp.
Both my bf and I’s tummies started to ache within 45 minutes of eating here too. :(
My advice is that if you’re craving Asian noodles in Roncesvalles, go to Phở Ng down the street on Dundas. Do not waste any money at Noodleholic.