@noodle - Hurstville

Honestly so surprised when I saw all these bad reviews on here! I have nothing to complain about after my experience eating at noodle town as it was cheap, quick, and tasty. What more could I want? Ordered the Chongqing noodles $10.90) and it was exactly what I was expecting and maybe even better. The serving was also very generous. The layout of the small restaurant is very cozy with heavy wooden furniture that makes the traditional Chinese atmosphere. Also very convenient located as it is tucked into the corner of Hurstville train station.

Quick noodle night. Rated based on price. On the cheap end of the scale but good.<br/ <br/ We had the eggplant and mince noodle and Dan Dan noodle. Not oily like other places in Hurstvile or nit as anyway

Amaze little spot on top of the station, doesn't look much but that's what'll surprise you, always bustling and the food is turned over pretty quickly, noodle town take me down thanks for the experience x

On top of Hurstville station is an arcade filled with delicious options. Noodle town is one of my favorites for a quite and cheap bite.  The front area is filled with an array of pre-cooked chicken and duck parts, like neck and feet. But past there is a nicely decked out small restaurant that sells all kinds of noodle soups.

Bought spicy pork nudel (dry) for my love, it was salty and not spicy at all, noodle also a bit mushy. they also sell and type of dressed with rice, looks delicious. Maybe next time will try. price not really expensive.