Noodle Nation - High Wycombe

Great service nice atmosphere good food. Looking forward to our next visit. Only odd thing was having to pay cash after 5PM

Popped in for a quick lunch and ordered the Singapore noodles and asked for sweet and sour chicken balls and was presented with chicken nuggets. I kid you not what a joke I thought. So I spoke to who seemed like the manager who said yes they are chicken nuggets, damm joke is you also me. I wanted authentic chicken balls. On the ordered was classic Singapore noodles as well, when this coat out the food was so salty my wife couldn't eat it, so this got sent back sharpish, the 2nd bowl of noodles was OK because less sauce was added. . My experience today for Noodle nation was well below average and the reduce price for the nuggets was an insult to the overall experience. I could of gone to McDonald's and purchase nuggets cheaper than the cost of nuggets meant to be chicken balls. If i could give no starts I would. I should of asked for a refund to be honest.

We had a reservation for the theater and had limited time to order, eat, and make it to our show. The staff was very accommodating and ensured we were served promptly. The food was delicious, as always. Great experience!

Located near Wycombe Hospital and Bucks New University, this restaurant is a great spot for a casual early dinner. The menu offers a wide variety of options and the service is efficient and friendly. It can get quite busy before shows at The Swan theater.

We decided to order takeout from Noodle Nation. I had been wanting to try it for some time, despite knowing it was pricier than other Chinese noodle spots. I was curious to see what all the buzz was about. However, I was extremely disappointed with the quality of the food. The prices were almost double what I would normally pay for Chinese takeout, so I expected the dishes to be fresh and flavorful, but they fell short. We spent £51 on delivery for dishes such as rice, noodles, sweet and sour chicken, prawn toast, salt and pepper prawns, and chicken balls. The portions were small and lacked flavor, except for the overly spicy prawns. The chicken balls were essentially frozen nuggets deep fried and priced at £7.45. It was a truly disappointing experience. Needless to say, we will be sticking to our usual Chinese takeout in the future. Save your money and don't believe the hype.