Roll N Noodle - Sunnyvale

Best black pine noodles in the bay area (the spicy is my favorite) if we are looking for Korean-Chinese food, this is our place.

I wanted to get black buzzing today and someone changed the name of the restaurant into the two zone? guess this load is closed. thanks for the good food! at the other place beijing restaurant for my black noodles fixed. will try the new restaurant later.

The restaurant serves a smoky and hearty dish of noodles in black bean sauce with plenty of delicious toppings like chopped green beans and a mix of pork belly, shrimp, and seasoned fish. It's also spicy! The dish costs $18.99 before tax and is carefully wrapped to keep the noodles hot and prevent any burns. Additionally, it comes with two sides of pickled daikon.

This restaurant serves the best black bean noodles in the area. Their Myung, Jjampong, and roasted fish are even better than those in LA Koreatown. Stop searching, this place is a must-visit. The black bean sauce is thick and flavorful, with a rich and full-bodied taste.

You know that saying, It 's the quiet ones you gotta look out for ? Because they just may surprise you. OR they 're cray cray and quietly plotting your demise. Hello, Joe on YOU...need I say more? So, what 's that gotta do with Roll N Noodle...well, nothing cray cray but this quiet, unassuming food stall inside Hankook Supermarket serves some BOMB Jaengban-jjajang. You would never think it with the generic name and no line, the times I 've visited Hankook. DON 'T overlook Roll N Noodle like I did because IMO, this is a hidden gem. Roll N Noodle is the sister eatery to Beijing Restaurant, serving Korean-Chinese fare and Americanized Japanese Sushi Rolls. They 're open for takeout, delivery UberEats), and indoor dining inside the Hankook Food Court. No outdoor tables. M E N U Korean-Chinese fare, Korean Poke, and Americanized Japanese Sushi Rolls. I ordered delivery via UberEats and my order was delivered in 20 minutes. And, it was impeccably packaged...I wish I took a pic. My order arrived in a catering tray inside a cardboard box for added support, and then secured inside a sturdy, knotted plastic bag with wrapped utensils. And, my name on the post-it note was actually spelled correct...for once. Not Shery, Sharolyn, or Cheeryln. F O O D Jaengban-jjajang: Stir-fried black bean noodles w/ pork belly, squid, and shrimp $19.95): I didn 't know that Roll N Noodle was related to Beijing Restaurant until I saw the accompanying chopsticks were branded with Beijing Restaurant . I didn 't have a good experience with their sister restaurant because the jjajang black bean) sauce there tasted different salty with pieces of dry, hard pork) so this totally caught me by surprise. The wheat noodles were thicccc and chewy, and coated in a rich, glossy, savory, and spicy jjajang sauce. Not overly salty and the slightly caramelized onions added a kiss of sweetness. They didn 't skimp on the bits of pork belly, tender squid tentacles, and firm shrimp. And, you get a huge portion that 's served with a side of cool+crunchy pickled radish. Great value with shrinkflation going on. I legit ate the leftovers cold in front of the fridge the next day. So deliciously satisfying! Overall, Roll N Noodle serves BOMB Jaengban-jjajang with huge portions and fast delivery. Now, if only they can sell goguma mattang, the complimentary Korean candied sweet potato they give out for dessert at their sister restaurant to get carb wasted...in a good way of course!