Noodleosophy Cupertino

This place was located inside of 99 ranch which definitely was surprising! The food was ordered from a tablet and we got it like 10 minutes later. I got the meat paste biang biang noodles and the noodles were just perfection - super chewy and great textures. The meat paste added a lot too and though it felt a bit oily, was tasty and added a kick to the otherwise bland noodles! Overall I really liked the noodles and the portion size was just perfect so would come again!

The noodle shop is located inside a food court called "Eat Up", next to 99 Ranch Market. Supposedly the food court should have several food stalls but covid took a hard hit and only two are actively open. The 3rd stall sells dessert but I don't see them open often. Ordering: Fairly straightforward, via online or in person at their kiosk. If you order via online, you get to choose between cash or pay in person. You can't pay ahead of time. During my visit, I placed an order at 1130am and was quoted that my order would be ready at 1145am but I didn't get my order until I mentioned it to the staff at 12:15pm. I noticed this single staff with one helper (basically just cooking the noodles) has to whip out a large order all by himself. As I glance over Chicken Meets Rice at the next door stall, they have 4 staffing working and pushing out orders like a machine. I started to question myself if I should have ordered that instead....However, the extra star rating is for that staff member a

I was pretty skeptical of trying Noodleosophy after reading some of the reviews here about bland tasting noodles, but I decided to give it a try for dinner and would definitely come back again. I ordered the beef stew with ramen for dine-in and it was really tasty! I also really enjoyed the lemon tea that came with the meal for dining it, very refreshing and a great balance to the soup. I haven’t tried the fresh wide Biang Biang noodles and maybe will report back next time, but the ramen noodles were *chef’s kiss*