Tyepyedong

Yum yum yum — love that you can step in & 10 minutes later you are tucking into a big steaming bowl of noodles or rice. Love the green tea & the miso soup you can have to drink. The food is a little too strong in flavour for my kids but the perfect place for me & my husband to have a quick meal away from the children. The staff are really friendly & I like the fact that it is an independent business.

Actually this restaurant is not a Japanese food restaurant. The noodle is tasted as same as the noodle from Chinese supermarket, not handmade by the chef. The all fried rice meals in the menu is the kind of Sichuan style. Taste good BUT be aware that the chicken meat may be raw. So I do not understand why many British people have this restaurant a high evaluation, for me, this kind Chinese restaurant only worth 2 stars.

Really good ramen noodle bar. Very nice food and friendly staff

Staff are good.
Wife not so keen on food here too meaty.
Seems popular

We love tyepyedong too!
Great value, healthy food. Good takeaway portion sizes.

Great little restaurant especially for a cheap lunch. Asian food. Not real Japanese, but a very good imitation for a non-​Japanese restaurant and better than wagamama. Love the bench seating and the approach — cheap and healthy. Well worth regular lunching.

I have visited tyepyedong in the afternoon for lunch only. The lunch menu has a good selection of freshly cooked meals in their semi-​open plan kitchen. Similar to wagamama but better in my opinion. I have tried a nice noble stir fry with sugar snap peas beef and Ginger with beansprouts very nice indeed. Friendly service and well worth a visit. the layout is a little utilitarian, long bench seats so not my sort of place for a Cosy evening meal but perfect for lunch or larger groups.

A great little Japanese restaurant similar to Wagamamas. Can get busy lunchtimes when they have their lunch time menu — you can get certain dishes and a drink for just over £5. The food tastes great and the staff are always very friendly. I recommend trying the green tea ice cream for dessert– it’s amazing.

Tyepyedong must be one of the best places to eat in Exeter, especially if you like Japanese cuisine. That said, Tyepyedong does not serve sushi, instead it’s menu consists largely of delicious noodle, rice and soup dishes.
The layout of Tyepyedong is proper noodle-​bar fare, with everyone scooting up together and sitting like (slightly uncomfortable) diners at a banquet.
There is full waitress service and it’s consistently good and efficient, the food is delivered fast and hot and everything tastes great. Aside from my slight phobia of pickled ginger, I have yet to find anything on their menu I wouldn’t happily shovel down. It’s also worth noting that like other Chinese and Japanese restaurants, you’re not expected to tip at the end of the meal.
Tyepyedong also runs a smaller lunch menu every day that is very reasonable and includes a drink. The menu can be found on their website.

This is my favourite place to eat in Exeter. The food is extremely good. It is very well priced, especially from the extra lunch menu (12pm-​3pm) which includes a drink for £5.10. It is your usual kind of noodle bar, with bench seats, licensed to sell alcohol. Food is served very quickly and staff are friendly. Dishes can be modified as requested. Gets busy during lunchtime.