I went to the Slurp! Noodle Bar in the Castro for Lunch. It is centrally located (great for people watching) and had clear healthy options. The staff was extremely friendly as well as attentive during my visit. I had the Emerald Fire Noodles and found it to be very well balanced as well as tasty. The noodles were well cooked and the broth seasoned nicely (spinach wheat noodle, tofu, sprouts, herbs, spicy curry sauce). The textures were perfect for the dish, as well!
Great place for ramen! Fast efficient and friendly service. Venue isn't so big, granted we took up like 10 seats though haha.. But i love how we got to choose the different types of noodles - i like the thicker kind whereas the others preferred the traditional ramen noodles. Prices was good also!
Wonderful food+decor+service
I would recommend going here for brunch as they have nice semi outdoor/open seating area.
Food is innovative (Asian fusion) and they offer kimchi and crackers while u r waiting for ur food. Service is really good too.
This place was really good... I loved the garlic noodles... They were amazing spicy from fresh sliced jalapenos a rich and savory but not too overbearing garlic sauce with mint and basil undertones... There were so many flavors going in and the blended perfectly. Also had the Pad Thai... Which was pretty good... Loved their long skinny fried enroll sorry if things (don't remember what they were called... Steamed buns were so-so... Decent prices... Would definitely go here again for the garlic noodles and to try some of the other things on their menu. The pictures are a third of the plate... We got a couple things and split it three ways
Very, very good experience here. Came in with a decently sized group, they had no trouble making room for us. The waiter we had was very friendly and checked in with us several times to make sure that we were all happy. The prices were really fair for the portions, and everything was delicious. Highly recommend the Slurp Ramen and the Garlic Noodle.
Very unique place offering some Asian fusion noodles. In general it’s good. Kimchi appetizer was given for free and we ordered some stirred fried noodles and some “very spicy” seafood noodles (which is not spicy). The broth tastes good but felt hat it lacks of some layers in it. The big disappointment thou is the spring roll... the wrap was extremely thick and tastes like it was not fully cooked... but since it’s a noodle place, I still give it 4 star for the noodles.
As an Asian I cannot say this is an authentic one but I love it anyway. Probably the best Asian noodle bar in America. Staffs were friendly and service was great too.
Slurp Noodle Bar is good and relatively affordable for the city. I tried their curry cauliflower starter and the creamy vegetarian ramen with rice noodles instead of wheat to make it vegan. They give A Lot of noodles with their ramen, I had to take most of it home. But the ramen was good later that night too!
Amazing multiple cultural Asian restaurant ! Kimchi wonton skin snack is amazing. Vietnamese serving everyone is brilliant. Ramen is tasty, not typically Japanese tradition ramen. Generous serving size
Cute noodle bar. Different noodle dishes including sauté and soups from various Asian countries. Ramen, pho, pad Thai. All sorts of combos.
So good. The Emerald Noodles and Garlic Noodles were both outstanding.
Delicious food, great location, nice ambiance, service was attentive but not overbearing. We sat at the counter and it was comfortable - seating was faster there than at the tables. A little loud when it's busy but not as bad as a bar, for example. I had the BBQ-special and it was excellent. Would definitely recommend to noodle-loving friends!
Really solid experience. Pho was on par, a very decent 7.5/10. Beef salad was really great with a variety of a flavor profile that stood out. Thai iced tea was a treat as they always are, and they make a really good one here. Quality ambiance and a really nice lunch spot on our walk through the Castro over the weekend.
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