I Love Noods: Noodles, Dim Sum, and Bubble Tea

2/14/26 My husband and I stopped at I Love Noods for lunch on Valentine’s Day and were seriously impressed from start to finish. The whole concept is incredibly efficient; you place and pay for your order at a kiosk, watch your food being prepared right in front of you, grab it when it’s ready, and clear your own dishes when you’re done. The system runs smoothly and keeps everything moving fast without feeling rushed. Our food came out in under 10 minutes and was hot and delicious. We ordered the Curry Bomb Tonkotsu along with soup dumplings and shrimp dumplings. Everything was fresh, and packed with flavor. We like a little extra heat, so we added chili oil to the soup and it took it to the perfect spice level for us. Quick service, great quality, and a fun, modern dining experience. W

I walked into I Love Noods thinking I was just getting lunch, but honestly? I think I found my new soulmate. The place smells like happiness, comfort, and the kind of warmth only a delicious bowl of noodles can provide. If therapy came in a bowl, it would taste exactly like this. The noodles? Perfect. Bouncy, flavorful, and clearly made by someone who has seen the face of God and said, “Let me recreate this in carbohydrate form.” The broth? So good I briefly considered drinking it straight from the bowl like a feral raccoon. Zero regrets. The staff is friendly and fast—they deliver your food with the confidence of people who know they’re serving greatness. And they are. If you’re anywhere near Eastgate and don’t stop at I Love Noods, you’re making life harder than it has to be. Go get y

Service is always great, atmosphere is nice and food is always perfect. We literally eat here once a week 😋 10/10 would recommend! Especially the soup dumplings! My favorite item on the menu.

First time visited the store, Traditional Pho Bo with beef was good, close to what I ate in Vietnam, lot of noodles inside. Boba Tea was also good. Maybe a bit expensive soup, especially if you come during the working lunch, but it was delicious. If they had some business lunches with soup for less cost would be also cool.

Shumai was a bit small, uncle yip is better for taste and size. Rest of the food was tasty, probably the best Ramen in the area.