Noodles are prepared here in every style imaginable – braised, tossed, fried, added to soups and paired with seafood, beef, chicken, duck or tofu. Service is a little lackadaisical and the ambience zero, but it's still a solid pit stop if you need a heaping helping of comfort food. It also serves pretty good dim sum, steamed or fried.
Noodle Bowl
Dubai
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