Noodle Xtreme

The soup was excellent I recommend the hot and sour seafood soup. Service was great as wll.

Love the soups great flavor
Stir fry delight was very tasty food arrived quickly and was hot

This is my favorite vietnamese restaurant in town. It is a little pricier than other vietnamese restaurants but the portion size reflects that. The staff is always super friendly and the food is always tasty and hot. I always order the #2 Vermicelli combo with shrimp rolls for the munch. Delicious!

I’m always impressed with the customer service when I stop by. The food is fresh and tasty and ordering a combo usually leaves me leftovers for lunch.

Overall pretty good. I have only done take out and I have always been pleased. Prices are a little high but manageable. They do seem to give a decent quantity so the value is there. Overall it fairs well and I will probably be back. There are just so many more options for this kind of food popping up that it is becoming a competitive market space. For the immediate area it is a good option. It is a good average place that will satisfy. There is just no wow factor but you won’t be disappointed in the food.

Not bad over all. I walked in and was disappointed in the variety of phở to choose from (ckn, beef, or spicy beef). I went for the spicy beef. My broth was really good and had nice a spicy kick. My noodles however were just wrong; Cross between ichiban and spaghetti. Definitely not the rice noodles I’m used to having.
Wife and kids had vermicelli bowls green onion cakes and spring rolls. Everyone liked the bowls. Rolls were hot and fresh. Cakes were barley warm but the kids like them that way.
…on the fence if I’m coming back.
PS: I forgot to mention the service. Noticeably friendly. The type that appreciates your business.

Noodle Xtreme is located in the parking lot of Millwoods Towne Center.
Walking in, the room is large and bright, typical soup joint décor.
To order, you walk up to the counter and pick from a menu on the wall and pour your own glass of water from a jug on the counter.
The waitress at the counter was friendly and efficient. After placing my order, I picked a table and waited for my soup which came out several minutes later.
The prices are very high for the portion of phở that you get (a typical ‘regular’ or ‘small’ bowl at most other restaurants)
The house special «Xtreme» soup is pretty tame. Basic noodles, broth, beef and meatballs and is about $ 10.99
Despite being pretty tame for a self-​proclaimed «Xtreme» soup, the broth is very very flavourful, albeit a bit salty (but who’s not prepared for a sodium overload when enjoying a bowl of phở?)
Definitely in my top 3 for flavourful soup, but yeah — small portion, tame ingredients and NO VIETNAMESE ICED COFFEE?! boooo
Xtreme Noodle is definitely a place I’ll visit again in Millwoods, but it’s not my favourite.

The prices are ridiculous. The food is ok at best. I expected much better and the only reason I didn’t walk out when I paid almost $ 10 bucks for my salad rolls and almost $ 13 for my vermicelli was because I had to try it out. Here’s a tip, drop your prices, maybe you’ll attract more casual diners. It’s better to have 200 diners at half the price it is now than 100. Word of mouth…
Overpriced under delivered.

This is the closest Vietnamese restaurant to my place so I have been here a few times. It is the Vietnamese version of Tokyo Express in terms of setup (pick item from lit up menus similar to those found in fast food joints, pay, seat yourself, and food will be brought to your table).
Vermicelli bowls are huge; they give you a lot of noodles that can probably feed two. The phở is a hit and miss sometimes, the broth is sweeter than what I am used to. The salad rolls are bulky.
The food is a bit pricier than other Vietnamese restaurants.
The customer service is great.
If you are hungry and craving Vietnamese in Millwoods, this is an okay place.

I’ve both worked and dined at this place many times. The people there are always smiling and always make me feel so welcome, the atmosphere is really warm especially at night and the food there is fantastic. Especially the sausage vermicelli.

I don’t mind this «noodle hut» but my boyfriend is in love with it!
He knows Vietnamese food a little better than I do, so I trusted his judgement and went here one day with him. I ordered lemongrass beef and it was actually really good.
Price was a little up there and the wait time was a really long time. I wouldn’t call it fast food.
I would definitely check it out if you are a Vietnamese food fan.