Uncle Noodles

And another trip to Nodietland. Armed with a Groupon (I am a sucker for discounts), we marched to Uncle Noodles located at the lower ground (beside the parking lot really) of Two Mango.

With a friend in tow and my voucher good for Php 300 worth of food (bought for Php 140 only), we stuffed ourselves with the following: 

Spicy Singaporean Laksa

Noodles in spicy, creamy, coconut milky soup, with a handful of shrimps and tofu.

Uncle's Special Spicy Dry Noodles

Broad flat noodles topped with everything - cabbage, mushrooms, bean sprouts (taogi), tofu, minced meat, dumpling (claims to have sharks fin in it...oh poor shark), shrimp, fish ball, char siu (roasted pork), teeny crispy dried fish - with a bit of sweet-spicy-parsley-ey sauce. Comes with a small bowl of broth too.

Not totally dry as what you'd expect

Meat Ball Siopao and Char Siu Siopao

 

 Char Siu is their fancy name for pork asado

And yes, pineapple orange Fit n' Right for pantulak.

Uncle Noodles

Lower Ground (near parking area) of Two Mango

Mango Avenue, Cebu City

(032) 520 1524

Sundays to Thursdays 11AM - 11PM

Fridays and Saturdays 11AM - 1AM

Here's their menu (click on photos to enlarge)

Two weeks after, I came back for a quick noodle dinner. Uncle's Special Noodle Soup (Php 95) this time. I have to say the Uncle's Special Dry Noodles was way better. I was expecting the Uncle's Special Noodle Soup to have the same toppings as the Dry Noodles but no... it didn't have bean sprouts, mushrooms, and the dried fish :-( Soup was just a simple broth.

Next time I visit (yes, I will definitely be eating there again) I will stick with the Uncle's Special Dry Noodles.

How Uncle Noodles bore a hole thru Mustachio's pocket...twice:

Visit #1:
With my Groupon voucher, we only added Php 50 more.
Uncle's Special Spicy Dry Noodles Php 100

Spicy Singaporean Laksa Php 120

Meat Ball Siopao Php 45

Char Siu Siopao Php 45

Fit n' Right Php 40

Visit #2:

Uncle's Special Noodle Soup Php 95