Noodle Zone

Ordered some egg rolls and pad see ew.  Price was good and portions were as well (not too huge, not too small).  I would HIGHLY recommend asking for light oil though.  I forgot to and my pad see ew was swimming in it (aside from that the flavor was okay).  Egg rolls were okay...not the best I've ever had, but far from the worst.  Sometimes they can have way too much wrapping compared to filling, but this was a good ratio and the texture of the filling was good as well.  Woman who helped me was super nice, which in my book makes a huge difference.  I'd go back but be more mindful of my order.

i think when you review a place, you have to put a context in place first. this is not a high-end sushi joint. it's not a full-fledged thai restaurant. i love the very friendly people who work here as well as the people who (seem to) own it. the food is good and i LOVE coming here for 1/2 price sushi....alll weekend til 6pm and weekdays 4-6pm. this place is super kid friendly. we live walking distance to this place and appreciate that we have access to "cheap eats" sorta sushi as well as have cooked food variety for our 2.y year old. can't say enough about how nice they always are to my family, especially my kid.

Noodle Zone may not be the most authentic Asian cuisine in Edgewater, but it does have significant advantages.  The menu includes a nice sampling of Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese dishes.  If you're feeling indecisive about what specific type of Asian food you (or your group) are looking for, this is a great compromise.

I ordered Chap Chae with Tofu, which was really very good for a restaurant that did not specialize in Korean.  The Boba Tea Latte was also pretty good.  Overall, I would recommend all of the food that I have tried here.