Noodle Forum Westfield Carousel

Before I tried this noodle place, I've seen the TV promotion and magazine about how good is this noodle bar in regards of rich history of Chinese noodle. They make their own noodle with big long wooden stick to enrich the texture and flavour of the noodles. I am always the big fan of noodle and won ton so I decided to give a try. I'd ordered the dry noodle with won ton and I over expected the outcome. The portion of the noodle was tiny and the won ton was just very bland. Not the one I will come back to. advertising doesn't equal good food.

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Thought I'd try this noodle bar out for lunch. Ordered mee pok noddles which were cooked fresh while I waited on a busy Saturday lunch hour. I thought the noodles were tasteless and had only a spattering of minced pork. Didn't really enjoy them although the serving was generous and the wait was only minutes. Costs were $11.90 which isn't going to break the bank. Have had much better elsewhere.

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This restaurant has quickly become one of my favorite local spots. Their Roast Duck soup is absolutely delicious, and they also offer a unique clam dish called Lala that I've never encountered before in this area.

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Went with family to Carousel while there decided to get a snack at Noodle Forum had mee pok noodle, the noodles were fresh and tasty made on the spot Staff are very pleasant, service is quite good Reserva una mesa ahora

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Pinn's Palace is a Chinese Malaysian restaurant that offers a wide selection of dishes on its menu and also serves Yum Cha (dim sum) during certain hours.

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Highly recommended!! My Friend and I had the laksa noodles and chicken satay noodles.. it tasted like home!! Yummmy...

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Pinns Palace is a pleasant dining spot, but it could benefit from more decoration to make the space more engaging.

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