Hey Noodles

The food was good. Be careful and don't overestimate your own spice tolerance. I and my friend ordered my soup base to be spicy, and with some numbing spice. We were both suffering finishing our dishes. I usually get spicy or very spicy food and my lips were on fire. My other friend quite enjoyed their cold noodles and said it was refreshing and tasty. The sharable dishes we got were fine. They also give you free noodle refills.

1st time to try Hey Noodles. It’s a very nice restaurant, clean and staff is really patient and welcoming. Food wise, it’s really good. Big serving portion, great prices and tastes great too. You can choose the noodle type, seasoning, spice level and other toppings. Pork belly is tasty and tender. They have the unlimited refill on noodlesonly for selected dishes. We also loved the Crispy chicken. Not too salty and very crunchy. Soup is tasty and hearty. Deep fried buns were great too. The restaurant is spacious and accessible. Washrooms were clean, no changing pad. Payment- Credit card visa/mastercard, debit and cash. Location- just across Vaughan mills. It’s in a very nice plaza with ample parking spaces. Will definitely go back again.

I choose the sweet potato noodle in my order but I didn’t like it. I’m not sure but the noodles is so spicy for me even though I order the one before the super spicy. Normally I can eat spicy foods. But we love the salty chicken. The place is nice and clean

Slightly different from the rest of the Hey Noodle locations. Good flavours, no liquor license, slower but good service. Menu seems to be a bit smaller. Feels like they are catering to the crowd of the area. Lovely design, clean interiors.

Hey Noodles! We were glad to find their signage pop up near Vaughan Mills. It's unfortunate that shortly after their grand opening, dine-in was shuttered by COVID-19 safety measures and business hasn't picked up yet. Good thing is they do make takeout quite accessible. The specialty here is the Chongqing street noodles. Rich hot chili broth is filled with numbing peppercorns and garnishes for extra flavor. It supposedly took over 80 recipe variations to arrive at what they felt was "the one." Each bowl has multiple noodle options including sweet potato vermicelli which is becoming popular these days. The Szechuan-style noodle soup goes well on its own, or with protein options such as pork bellies, ribs, minced meat or marinate egg. For dine-in, there's unlimited noodle refills. In the meantime, they offer takeout specials and even donated food to a local hospital so kudos to them! The spicy wontons are also a hit while rice dishes are less popular offerings. After all, it is a noodle shop. And brown sugar rice jelly or Yakult milk drinks are refreshing if you don't mind overly sweet dessert / drink options. Takeout is not quite as tasty as dine-in but is well-packed and generously portioned. Staff do a great job of safety precautions.

Enjoyed the Chong Qing Minced Pork with Peas, Noodles for Meat Lovers, Minced Meat Mifan, and Salty Crispy Chicken. As much as I love the Sichuan peppers taste, ordered less spicy rice noodles, and the soup was still quite spicy and full flavoured. Go easy on the spicy and numbness level if you generally prefer mild. There are noodle choices of egg noodle, rice noodle and sweet potato noodles. Tasty noodles, efficient service, open late. Will return to try other dishes.

First time trying this kind of noodle and it was good. I got the marinated pork belly noodle soup. The egg noodles were perfect with the broth. I am not a big spicy fan so I got little spicy. I do have to say even for a little bit of spicy it was spicy for me. I am also a bit confused with the “numbing” option. Overall really good and I will probably come try a different dish next time. Also tried dumplings and the crispy chicken. The dumplings were just okay, would not order again. For some reason they were gooey? The soy sauce it comes with is also way too salty, may I suggest a vinegar instead. Crispy chicken was good but needs a mayo.

Had a really tasty lunch here. I ordered dry noodles with pork and peas numbing and spicy with a peach yakult. It was really neat to order direct to your table from your phone. The portions were nice and hearty; everything was well seasoned and delightfully spicy. The only downside to dining here was cash and debit only.

Very tasty noodles. Was afraid of chongqing’s spice level so I just order little spice. Order is scan to order, very convenient for us. Will try different noodles later.

Got the Sichuan style beef brisket. So good!! Must try noodles. Go easy on the spice level though as you might regret it later.