XIANG JI Noodle in West Covina

This new noodle shop is tucked away inside a plaza and hidden from street view. The interior is spacious but quite dim. There is music playing in the background and appears to share space with Wing on Tap.I highly recommend to try their premium braised beef noodles. It come with 3 large pieces of super tender beef, bouncy noodles, marinated egg, and of course, flavorful beef broth. No options for types of noodles or spice level, but I wouldnt change a thing. The other special item on the menu is their braised stinky tofu! This is a rare treat and a must try for all stinky tofu lovers. The cold cuts and appetizers were seasoned very much to my palate preferences, so Im a huge fan!As for the other noodle dishes and potsickers, its a solid choice, but doesnt standout compared to their other offerings.New default beef noodle joint? Probably! They also offer frozen items to stock the freezer!

Mom and pop authentic Taiwanese spot across the Nogales high school. It’s a bit hidden away in the plaza, but the space inside is surprisingly spacious. There are pool tables and a bar in addition to indoor seating. Credit cards accepted. Delivery through Fantuan available.My sister and I ordered the beef noodle soup and spicy dumplings. The noodles had a nice texture and they were kind enough to bring us extra noodles when asked. The dumplings were well made and there was a customizable sauce bar on the side. There was a good amount of meat in both dishes. Overall, a homey spot that’s good when you’re craving Taiwanese food.

Went there for lunch on a week day, so there was no crowds. This is a Chinese restaurant with a sport bar set up, could be fun when it is full. Food is very good and tasty with no hint of msg.👍. Ordered braised beef soup noodles, fried stinky tofu, and pork dumplings. Excellent. I hope more people will discover this relatively new eatery and keep it in business cause I don’t want to drive to Arcadia or Rosemead when I have a craving.

Im in love with this new place, they are inside the sports bar and you can order from both sides to watch the game and also enjoy authentic Taiwanese style beef noodle and dumplings. Im a type of drinker that required a lot of B&W cuts aka RuWei / braised cold dishes on the side.

This place has legit Taiwanese beef noodles. So tender it’s ridiculous. But it is a very strange setup. This is fully inside a sports bar.

I really like their food. Ive eaten there before at arcadia. Probably the best Taiwanese beef noodles in LA