Stretch The Noodle

Y C

This food cart is amazing. I would go here weekly if I could. We had the la mian and biang biang noodles. The la mian soup was delicious. Make sure to ask for vinegar to add to your soupy noodles. You'll be happy to add it for the added layer of flavors. The biang biang noodles were also good. There's only an option of medium or spicy. The medium was pretty spicy. I'd recommend getting medium if unless you are a spice master and no spiciness can phase you. Also, the nopdles come in a huge portion. We recommend eating them there if possible. Theyre not good when reheated. The soup has options of mild, medium, and spicy. The mild and medium was not as spicy as the medium for the biang biang noods. Seating is limited. They have a little bar area that you can stand and eat at if you really want to eat while you're there.

Mitchel Johnson

I have been wanting to try Stretch The Noodle for years now and finally stopped in when they didn’t have a crazy line. The La Mian is absolutely incredible. The broth is delicious, the noodles have a really nice consistency and are fresh, and the big chunks of beef and vegetables are perfect. This might be the best meal I’ve had at any cart in downtown and is definitely one of the best in Portland.

Adriana D

The Biang- biang noodles look better than what they taste, I was a little disappointed by them. I appreciate the hand pulled noodles and maybe next time I’ll try the other noodles on the menu. We also ordered the Special of the Day, Spicy Pork Bao. Those were tasty!

Marilyn Acosta

The noodles are delicious. If you’re not into spicy food, even the medium might be too strong for you. The portions are HUGE. Seriously consider sharing with another person. I would happily pay the same price for 30% smaller portion.