Met Noodles

This place is great. It’s the perfect place to get a beef noodle soup fix or some good xiao long bao aka soup dumplings when your craving it!
I’ve been here a few times and have tried everything I mentioned above. The home style pot stickers look pretty awesome too (I’ve seen and smelled them at neighboring tables). Today, they mistakenly gave me the diced pork noodles instead of soup noodles. I went back confused and asked if there was supposed to be soup in my noodles. They just added some wood ear fungus and soup which I was not satisfied with. I went back again and they finally took it back and made me a fresh bowl. Thumbs up for not making a fuss about fixing my order but it could’ve been caught a bit earlier.
Nonetheless, my noodles were awesome as usual. Perfect for having during a random storm that hit for a few hours.

First time here and will definitely be back.
This place is a perfect example of how you cannot judge a book by its cover. You cannot see any food or any indication whatsoever about how good the place might be just by looking at their front counter area.
We decided to try it because my husband had watched several trays of food come out and be delivered to other customers… They all look great, freshly made and the customers eating them looked happy.
We tried the braised pork with noodles special for $ 5.99. I’m just a regular old white girl and no expert on Asian noodle dishes however, I thought this was very good and the broth was flavorful without being too salty. Well worth the $ 5.99.
We also tried the fried dumpling special. This was a buy 7 and get 7 free… So, for $ 6.75 you get 14 fried «juicy“dumplings. We didn’t know what juicy dumplings meant until we got these. You have to eat them all in one bite because part of the ceiling is broth and when you bite into them, the broth comes running out.
Bottom line: try it. We positively loved the two dishes we tried and can’t wait to try more.

This is my new spot for beef noodle soup. I love the broth here and I cannot find any other restaurants that make the soup quite as tasty. I also tried the steamed pork bun, which was also very good. I’ll definitely be back for more!

In the middle of Corona and its surroundings Met Noodles really met our dumpling and noodle cravings! Juicy dumpling very good deal– $ 5.95 (bogo). Noodles are light and satisfying. Onion pancake crispy and not oily. So glad to be able to grocery shop and eat dumplings all in one place!

For Corona, this place is good! This is coming from a Asian guy that was born and raised in the Mecca of Asian food, the San Gabriel Valley!
I wish they had a regular restaurant store front instead of being in a food court.
Better than Min’s Dumplings next door. Give it a try!

I ate at this food court every week at lunch, I have passed by this place many times (because their storefront really not much to look at) I have never tried their food until today.
I have to say, it was surprisingly good. They made to order but still very fast, approximately the same times as if I get my food from other places. Was a little disappointed because they don’t serve soft drinks, but they do have cucumber water. very refreshing… and healthy so I have been told.
I wanted to try their beef noodle soup but instead I ordered #1 today’s special which was 3 vegetable meat pockets a side potato salad and soup. Everything included is less than $ 7 I figured I have ordered a bit much for lunch that I could take rest of the food home, surprisingly it was so good that I finished the whole thing. Now I can’t wait to try their beef noodle soup. For sure I will be going back there again.

Delicious I’ve been going here for the past 3 months and haven’t been disappointed. Very kind and friendly service and they even remembered my order after not being there in weeks. Highly recommend!

Located in the food court area of the Corona 99 Ranch, I’ve been eating at this food court for months and I never knew if this place was open or not since there was never anyone in front. Just learned today you had to ring a bell for service, which seemed a bit odd to me.
Had the pork belly noodles. $ 5.99 at the time of this review. You get a really good portion of food for how much money you’re putting in, my bowl came piping hot with slices of pork belly, bok choy and noodles. Noodles were nice and chewy. I imagine the soup might be a little too salty for some, but I liked it. I could taste garlic, fried onion and shrimp flavor in the broth. Pork belly was fantastic, tasted a lot like chashu pork in ramen. Some of the pieces were a little too fatty than I would have liked, but I can’t complain because there was a lot of it.
I enjoyed my meal here. Simple, satisfying food at a reasonable price. Service was quick and friendly. I’d recommend it.

Ordered the #7, beef/​tendon noodle soup. VERY salty and small portion for $ 8. Husband still hungry, had to go to bread place next door. Service is ok. They don’t answer the phone when calling for location. Yet lady working there, clearly bored and on her cellphone.

Great noodle dishes. My favorite is #5. The broth has a pleasant sour note served with ground pork or chicken and rice noodles. Other ones I’ve tried #7 (beef and tendon very tender and excellent flavor) and i don’t remember which number it is but the dry noodles is also delish. Broths are full of flavor. If you like it spicy like I do, they can add a little chili. The dumplings are also yummy… nice and juicy and a great side dish for the noodle soups. Not an extensive menu but what they have is delicious.

Sometimes simplicity is key and Met Noodles does it right. Soft chewy noodles combined with pork broth, meats, and veggies brings out all the delicate flavors without bombarding your tastebuds. The price is also a plus!

I really hope business does well at this place it’s pretty good food at an inexpensive price. I always get the dumplings and pork buns but I’m gonna go back and try some of their noodles. I wish they would add a real menu though. All they have now is some TVs with changing display so you have to kinda wait around to see what they have. Display at least one TV with one image of what you have and some prices, maybe put out some more pictures and stuff on display to draw more attention in, it just seems dead for a place with good food.

Very good noodle dishes. They are very simply made, only a few components. But the star is the noodle, soft and chewy — good text ire. Very tasty.