

Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–1 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5000 Willows Rd, Alpine, CA 91901
Phone: (619) 659-1995
Website: https://viejas.com/dining/ginger-noodle-bar/
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Reviews
this is am order at the entry, take a number, and they bring the food…..all at one time. note, and drinks, even water, is bottled. and pricey. place is clean, service pleasent.
Food came fast (wasn’t busy), hot, and looked good.
I had Chicken Pad Thai and Lumpia. For a noodle bar….I would expect the noodles to be cooked right ….they were nearly mush and some were. flavor…mild at best. mild to low med heat. the amount of chicken was ok. sauce had nearly no flavor, watery, and very little….to be fair, given it was watery, you couldn’t have much anyway. very little bean sprouts, and a lot of what I think was eggs…very particalized and the larger parts were mushy. It didn’t taste bad…so 2 stars. I’ve never had mushy pad Thai…have now. the noodles were falling apart just getting them with the fork. not sure chopsticks would have been able to pick any of it up.
Lumpia …was ok. egg roll size and wrapper, but had a decent amount of meat and a good flavor. main issue is Lumpia are not meat egg rolls….
borderline 3, leaning to 2….if I try a non-noodle dish I might revise. for me, a 2 means I would not eat there again. 1 would be leave and eat somewhere else.
There’s a line because the tables are full. But once we sat down, it took 10 mins to get our food.
We got beef pho ($12) and beef Chinese drunken noodles ($15). My fiancé who is very particular with his pho and sensitive to msg, actually enjoyed the pho. He’s had it twice here and it was my first time.
When the server brought the bowl out, I could smell the aroma. Then I took a sip of the broth and not bad. $12 price point is actually pretty good too. They also give a ton of noodles. It came with limes, bean sprouts and basil. We asked for an empty small bowl so that I could share.
On the other hand, the drunken noodles were bland with no flavor. Basically just plain noodles and the chef forgot to add in oyster sauce and spices. I took it home and added spices myself.
For water, they give out free mini Viejas water bottles. If you need take out containers, it’s on in the corner.
Overall, don’t come during rush hour if you’re hungry. Otherwise, you’re expected to wait. Saw a lot of take out orders being prep too.
I had to ask for it afterwards and the server tried to explain that there would be a while before he could bring it, how do you serve lobster without drawn butter?… unless requested that way…
It took 47 minutes from the time I ordered to the time my food arrived.
Not worth the expensive pricing…especially the lobster, not worth it.
But…with only 4 places to eat and the Grove Steakhouse reservations filling fast everyday, there’s not much choice.
So, if you’re willing to wait 45-50 minutes, are lucky enough to find a seat, then enjoy but don’t order the lobster, that’s 40 bucks down the drain.