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Mandurah Noodle House is a casual diner on Mandurah’s local strip that blends a fish and chip shop with a full Asian noodle menu, making it a favourite for anyone after something a little different from the usual. The venue is open for both lunch and dinner, with dine-in and takeaway available, and it caters well to families with a relaxed atmosphere and wheelchair-accessible facilities.
The star of the menu is the laksa meat noodle broth, a dish that regulars have been returning to for years. It draws a strong following for its depth of flavour and generous serve, all at prices that make it easy to visit regularly. Fresh ingredients and a friendly counter service add to the appeal, and the lunch offer is particularly good value.
The fish-and-chip side of the menu rounds out the options for those who want a more traditional feed, though the Asian dishes are where Mandurah Noodle House has built its reputation. A strong rating from a solid base of reviews reflects consistent satisfaction, particularly around the noodle dishes and value for money. Some recent feedback suggests the kitchen has had variable nights, so it is worth visiting with realistic expectations on busier evenings.
Free parking on-site makes it convenient for families and solo diners alike. Phone ahead for larger orders during the dinner rush.
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8 Reviews on “Mandurah Noodle House”
Fresh Asian food – free can for lunch too! Can’t beat it and service with a smile!
Best Dish and chips in town without a doubt, and I’ve tried them all
A hidden gem to be honest, I used to walk by all the time but wanted to give it a go and walked in. The ingredients were very fresh as you can see in the photos and food was quite delicious. I can recommend for sure after trying it out.
I placed an order worth 66.50 cents. I received two Thai green chicken curry with no curry sauce in both dishes, dry and the noodles were over cooked.
The beef dish had limited protein
We also order a serving of spring rolls and chicken satay sticks the chicken sticks were imitation chicken of some sort covered in an overwhelming sauce to cover and disguise the disgusting state of the meet. The spring rolls were soggy and cooked in oil that over powered and soaked the taste of any remote flavour, every mouthful filled our mouths with what tasted like old oil. We called the restraint to relay our feedback and had the Owner of the restaurant give his feed back on what he thought his food consisted of and that there’s nothing wrong, relaying he’s been in service for 10 years. I believe the quality of the food reflects the type of person who runs the establishment, his manner, behaviour and people skills are as disgusting as his produce.
Great food yummo
Drink and lunch for next to nothing … Great price for the food …
Thankyou
Whilst this was my go too for a yummy authentic feed. I feel that things have slipped over last 6 months.
Gradually ingredients have been largely skimped on.
I deconstructed my special fried rice tonight and found that the portions of meat and prawns have been halved of what it used to be.
Whilst it’s nice and fresh…I’m not happy paying top dollar for unspecial fried rice, hardly any egg, a few greens and a bit of flavour.
Maybe it’s like a telstra and you just keep paying because you know you have something that kinda works.
But I’m not impressed anymore. Sorry not sorry.
Lovely people though
I have been going here for past 6 years and hands down there Laska meat noodle broth/soup is amazing !!! So delicious !!! Full of flavour and never ever have let me down and there portion size is even better as well as offordabke prices !!! I hope they don’t go anywhere they are my now number 1 Asian/ Chinese restraint love love loveeeee it
Spent 30 $ for fish n chips and walked out hungry snapper was a bit strange but I don’t know Asian food