Hop Sheing Noodle House

We stopped by The Noodle House inside of the 8th Side while my son was competing in a Pokémon tournament, and it was such a nice surprise to see them open this time (last time we were late)! The atmosphere was friendly, bustling, and welcoming. My husband dove right into a bowl of ramen (he ate so fast he forgot to pay at first 😂) and said it was delicious. I ordered the chicken ramen with rice noodles, broccoli, and onion for the kids and they loved them! 😋🍜 The portions were generous, and it was great to see options that were gluten-free and dairy-free. Since I have many food allergies, I didn’t try anything, but next time I’ll definitely ask the chef about safe options for me. 😁 The staff were all polite, kind, and made us feel welcome. You can tell this is a place where people enjoy both the food and the community vibe. Overall, The Noodle House was a great stop — hearty ramen, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back!

We stopped by The Noodle House inside of the 8th Side while my son was competing in a Pokémon tournament, and it was such a nice surprise to see them open this time (last time we were late)! The atmosphere was friendly, bustling, and welcoming. My husband dove right into a bowl of ramen (he ate so fast he forgot to pay at first 😂) and said it was delicious. I ordered the chicken ramen with rice noodles, broccoli, and onion for the kids and they loved them! 😋🍜 The portions were generous, and it was great to see options that were gluten-free and dairy-free. Since I have many food allergies, I didn’t try anything, but next time I’ll definitely ask the chef about safe options for me. 😁 The staff were all polite, kind, and made us feel welcome. You can tell this is a place where people enjoy both the food and the community vibe. Overall, The Noodle House was a great stop — hearty ramen, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back!

As the Official Honorary Town Blacksmith of Lincoln Park, I often work up a strong appetite working typically with hot steel around 2,000° F. Fortunately, I've had the pleasure of sitting down and giving the Noodle House a try. I highly recommend this business for several reasons. First, the food has always been great every time. Second, the dining area functions as a gaming area where you can bring your own games or play the ones available while you wait or while you eat. Third, the staff is very welcoming and friendly. And last, but certainly not least, the owner Justin is an extremely charitable and giving person with a very high moral integrity and I'm proud to have such a person, and business, like his in the great city of Lincoln Park.

As the Official Honorary Town Blacksmith of Lincoln Park, I often work up a strong appetite working typically with hot steel around 2,000° F. Fortunately, I've had the pleasure of sitting down and giving the Noodle House a try. I highly recommend this business for several reasons. First, the food has always been great every time. Second, the dining area functions as a gaming area where you can bring your own games or play the ones available while you wait or while you eat. Third, the staff is very welcoming and friendly. And last, but certainly not least, the owner Justin is an extremely charitable and giving person with a very high moral integrity and I'm proud to have such a person, and business, like his in the great city of Lincoln Park.

Nice noodle spot with variety of options that can offer quite a bit of diversity. I had Ramen in a spicy miso broth with beef and shrimp. The food was good, with a pleasant if simple presentation. The food is to order and fresh. While my children enjoyed the venue,the noodle shop is inside of The 8th side table top gaming store, so you don’t always feel like you’re in a restaurant.