Lucky Noodle

Great place to have South-​eastern style noodle and dishes, this restaurant offers several dishes that you would find in «Noodle Box»; the only difference is that they don’t make their food so spicy that you cannot taste anything else. Also, it cheaper than noodle box (saving on the fancy interior). I had their Singaporean cashew curry and it tasted almost just like noodle box’s only the presentation is not as good (but I mean, it’s all the same in our tummy anyway).
Recommended to try; however, stay away from their hot & sour soup (I found it overly salty).

My wife I went for dinner the other night and were really impressed with both the food and the service. We really want this place to last, it’s one of the few cheap Asian restaurants that isn’t greasy. Have stop by if you want a good simple dinner…

I’ve been to Lucky Noodle twice for lunch now. They had 20% off for the month of May for the opening special. I overheard co-​workers telling someone to go because it was excellent. Infact, another day, I was walking by another group & they were asking each other where they should go for lunch & one piped up and asked to go to Lucky Noodle… So, I had to go…
The lunch menu is all different types of Asian noodles. The first time I went I had Singapore Cashew Curry which had ribbon rice noodles, wok fried with toasted cashews, coconut milk, peppers, Asian greens, lime, herbs including cilantro & curry spices. You can get them all with chicken, pork, beef, tofu, prawns or deep fried fish. I had the fish (prawns & fish cost slightly more). Delicious & spicy.
Today I had Thai Style chow mein. It had thin egg noodles, wok fried with sprouts, crushed peanuts, peppers, lime, green onions in a light soy & ginger sauce. I had both pork & fish for an extra $ 1. My friend had Malaysian Green Curry which he said was excellent & it certainly looked good. At dinner they offer meat, egg & vegetable dishes as well — they deliver too. Prices are all under $ 10 for the noodle dishes. They have some soups & appys too. Worth checking out if you’re in the ‘hood.