Noodle World - San Marino

Noodle World Group Inc. is a family-run restaurant chain that has grown to currently own and operate eight restaurant locations. Since it’s inception over 20 years ago, Noodle World® has come to be known as the original Pan-Asian Noodle House. Noodle World began in an Asian neighborhood in the San Gabriel Valley, and transcended its roots to locations in Westwood, Old Pasadena, Alhambra, San Marino, Downey, Upland, and Hollywood.

Noodle World® is famous for it’s hugely diverse menu, with authentic dishes from all over Asia. A typical Noodle World Sr. location will serve a menu of close to 100 menu items. You’ll find Pad Thai, Yakisoba, Ramen, Pho, Tom Yum, and Teo Chew noodles. Whether it’s Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese or Korean you’re looking for- Noodle World is there to satisfy your desire. Several of our first guests were skeptical, but quickly became die-hard fans. Nowhere else could you find a huge multicultural Asian menu that was prepared with authenticity. Focusing on the authenticity of our dishes has always been one of our primary emphases and a key to our success. Our chefs undergo a stringent training process that teaches the secrets of our trade. The recipes are tried and true, prepared with the best-tasting, highest quality ingredients we can find, and are sure to satisfy even the most discerning palate. Our portion size and pricing are also a big part of why we remain a perpetual favorite amongst our devout fans.

Our San Marino location is only a ten-minute drive from our Alhambra location, and offers more of a quiet and relaxed environment, including antique décor. The menu selection is one of our most extensive, including 91 menu items and a smaller Boba World menu. This sprawling community in the San Gabriel Valley has less than 5% of its area zoned for commercial projects. The strong Asian population of San Marino has proved to become an incredible asset to our success. Noodle World San Marino is a cornerstone of the community, and it’s not uncommon to find next-door neighbors sitting at adjacent tables.