Stir Moon

I always get the same thing here, the shrimp fried rice. Pretty good not too pricey. Staff is efficient. Overall a good dining experience.

Staff was friendly. Food was ok. Somewhat overpriced. Casual atmosphere. Parking is very limited you have to park across the street on the side or in front of the school (depending on the time/​day this may or may not be free).

Went for lunch today. I ordered the Ginger Salad that was very good. The dressing was unique. I ordered Pad Se Ewe (flat noodles with broccoli) with vegetables and fried tofu. I received my order and noticed there was no broccoli in it. Took a few minutes to tell the waitress that I received the wrong oder. She did not say a word to me, took my bowl and turned around. Came back with the same bowl with 3 tiny pieces of broccoli on top. She said only come with 3 or 4 pieces. The bowl was barely a ¼ full. 3 small squares of tofu. It was such a small amount of food, the house salad was bigger! I will never go back.

The food is ok only if you go for a bite not for filling your stomach with enough amount of food. Besides, some of the noodles in their noodle soups are fast noodles that you can purchase from Asian markets for less than 2 dollar, e.g. the beef noodle soup. One of my friend told me several days ago that she asked for a small bow from the waitress and found the noodles in the big noodle soup bowl she ordered can only fill up that small bowl. She asked the waitress and the waitress told her in a rude manner that «We used one small pack of fast food noodles for two orders, and that’s how much we serve.»

If you are looking for a quick and cheap noodle shop, this is the place to be.
I ordered the Beef Stew Ramen soup and while it’s not the best out there, it certainly satisfied my cravings after a long day of classes.

Stopped by for takeout before close. Ordered beef broccoli rice bowl and they gave me exactly four small pieces of brocolli and some meet on rice. Next time just tell me you are closed.

Always my go to spot for cheap, quality food. Pad thai is on point, Shumai is on point, this place is on point. You can never go wrong with this place for asian food. They have Korean dishes on the menu as well as some Thai. If you’re indecisive as to what you’d want to eat, this is the first place you should start.

I go here for the phở soup which is always excellent.
The waiters are friendly and efficient.
I always enjoy it when I go to dinner there.

Very good food for a very good price. Recommended for sure. Lots of other Asian places in town can be pricey and the food is just ok.

Was craving for Vietnamese Phở and this was the nearest place that had it. The Phở was meh. Not authentic, definitely not beef broth. The beef was chewy, not tender. They could definitely be more generous with the raw bean sprouts on the side. Definitely not coming back for the Phở anymore.
Hubby ordered the Pad Thai with beef which was not bad, but the portion was pathetic.

Oh stir moon! If only you knew how much I love you.
This place is awesome and it is definitely one of my favorite spots to eat phở noodle! Their chicken phở is unbelievably delicious!!! I haven’t tried much from the menu but I recently had the pad thai and found that to be delicious as well!
Overall, the service is great and everyone is really nice! Oh and thee prices are great! What else could you possibly want?
Did I mention that their phở is amazing? :)

For the low price, the quality is great. Fast service from friendly staff. I usually get the red curry rice bowl, but have tried other things are are also great. Friend rice is fresh! yummmm.

Awesome ramen for miami. This place has a lot of hidden surprises. The phở is pretty good, pretty much any soup is excellent (though the wonton noodle soup was a bit flavorless when i tried it). The pad see ew and paid thai were also delicious! I love this place and they’re very reasonably priced. Don’t be fooled by the prices of Moon next door, they’re not owned by the same people lol.

Ehh. Mediocre food. Mediocre service.
Stir Moon is located at the old BK location on the corner of the street across the street from Ponce Middle, for those that remember this.
Walked in for lunch one day and the menu was completely different from the one that they have posted on their website. So many items that we were going to order was not available.
I had the Green Curry Chicken. It was okay… Seems like they took a handfull of chicken breast slices and dumped it into a sweet/​spicy curry, creamy sauce, threw some bamboo shoots, cooked until the chicken was ready and poured it into a bowl with rice. Yes, that simple. Taste was okay, it was edible, but very simple and not impressed with it whatsoever. Seems like they didn’t even try…
Going back, maybe not, anything else to say, probably not either. Yes, it was that SIMPLE…

Before I begin, I feel it’s necessary to specify that this review is for Stir Moon’s take-​out service… which is terrible.
I called in to place a pick-​up order using the menu found on Stir Moon’s website to order the yaki soba noodles with beef and bok choy, Tom Yum Goong soup, and pan-​fried chicken dumplings. It turns out that the online menu is very accurate compared to what they sell in house and I was informed over the phone that they only have shrimp dumplings. The person taking the order said they were good so I ordered those instead. They said the wait would be about 20 minutes. I showed up about 20 minutes later and found out that they had not even put my order in due to «confusion about what I wanted» even though they confirmed it on the phone before hanging up. They said they would rush the order so I would not have to wait.
They handed me a bag with three containers, which I wrongly assumed contained the three things I ordered and I got home to find that they had not included my appetizer. The soup was okay (decently flavorful) but only contained 5 small shrimp in all of the broth. The yaki soba with beef was by far the most un-​edible item I have ever received from any asian restaurant. The noodles looked and tasted like they had been microwaved for a couple minutes. The beef (what little of it there was… maybe 4 pieces) was chewy and tasteless. The bok choy was soggy and appeared to have not even been washed before being cooked. I still cannot believe I gave that restaurant my money for this crap.
I will say that, despite my terrible experience with take-​out, the things that people were ordering at the restaurant looked and smelled far better than what I received so maybe it’s just one of those places that you have to eat in-​house to enjoy but, frankly, given my past experience, I’m not sure I can bring myself to give them my business.

Amazing food and casual atmosphere. I ordered the Hong Kong noodles with duck. Seasoning was great, I didn’t even need the siracha that’s supplied on each table. Server was helpful at recommending items and was nice and food came out quickly. I will definitely come again and I wish there were more Asian restaurants in Miami!

Great, place friendly, clean, and the best Phở I’ve had in years and I have looked Far and wide, worth it to check this place out
Geno

A few days ago we tried 2 rice dishes off menu — Mongolian Beef & Kung Pao Shrimp Rice Bowls.
My husband enjoyed the Mongolian Beef, the sauce was enough to mix with rice for a great combination.
I had the Kung Pao Shrimp, wasn’t impressed, my dish comes with dry chilies so I was excited being a blistering spicy foods fan, my dish was not spicy at all but rather sweet nonetheless very tasty.
Today…is the 5x we return in 1 week’s time.
WE ARE OBSESSED!
The noodle soups are fantastic, today I reordered the Honk Kong Wonton Noodle Soup — only disappointing thing about this soup is the menu description, it states the soup comes with shrimp yet it does not :-(again nonetheless delicious!
My husband had the Korean Rice Salad (BimBipmap) he said it was fantastic and stayed hot throughout his entire meal since it comes in a nifty hot pot.
We walked in at 10:48pm (they close at 11pm) they served us with a smile and no attitude. THANK YOU!
We really really appreciated that beyond words.
Totally recommend this place if you are in the mood for soups! Enjoy!!!

THUMBS UP
I’m picky when it comes to pad thai. Its one of my favorite foods and it’s a dish that for me, is either black or white, good or bad. THERE IS NO MIDDLE GROUND FOR PAD THAI. If it’s «ok», it’s bad and I won’t eat it (so take it off the menu pei wei).
This is the only place in Miami I will eat pad thai from. I order the chicken pad thai every single time I come here and douse it with the spicy red chili sauce.
It’s super cheap at $ 10 bucks and I usually have leftover.
I’ve branched out and tried the tom yum soup. I’ve been back 4 times for it already. So ooo ooo goood!!!

Been here many times for lunch and gotta say they always fulfill my wanting of good Pad Thai, Veggie Fried Rice or other Asian inspired dish. I have also noticed the place is usually packed and there are many Asian patrons which in my book is a good sign seeing that if I see a lot of Hispanics in a Latin place I would think it’s authentic enough to go to. Anyway, that should be a good sign right?
The service is always good and pretty fast. The place is also usually very clean and has spacious booths! Parking may be a problem but I can walk to the place and not worry about that.