Great little takeaway joint, especially if you’re after a quick meal. If you’re looking to dine-in the option is there, though seating is limited. Prices are fair and service in very good. We ordered the combo omelette with rice, sweet and sour pork, noodle special combo and serving of prawn crackers. All were flavorful and satisfying. Serving size was generous, enough for family of four with leftovers. We definitely recommend and we will be back to sample the rest of the menu.

Cham Kariyawasam

The food was delicious, the staff was great. I had takoyaki and Mongolian beef noodles. I'll definitely come back soon.

Alexander Buitrago

I love coming here. The staff are really sweet and familial, the options are diverse and the portion sizes are GREAT. One of my favourites is the Wonton Noodle Soup and as I got through it, I kept finding more and more delicious wontons. They don't skimp on ingredients. The vegetables and noodles are always fresh and delicious.

Chloé-Jayne B

Very delicious and good service, can’t finish one person

Christy

Very much appreciated that these guys were open New Years Day, when there were, as usual, so very few options in Perth open for takeway on a public holiday! & was I super hungry craving noodles etc! Had passed by Oxford Noodle recently, very pleased to see as per Google reviews, a new place that seems so far to be pleasing customers who're looking for a good cheap & cheerful local noodle place like me. But for now, this being my 1st visit here i thought best I just to try a couple of items to see how I like their food & go from there So I ordered just the Pad Thai chicken $16.90 (in the Spicy of Life' section) & one serve of Satay Chicken Skewers $9.90 (these were in the 'side kick/entree section). ...ok so firstly my take on their Pad Thai dish? ..well hmm, I really wish I had liked it better but I'm only able to give it a 4/10 (& that's a generous score here!) & this is because firstly the noodles were quite overcooked & also not the thinner type noodles i'm used to for pad Thai, but very sadly the very wide ones. & then too, the overall flavour was only just nice, but definitely not very Pad Thai-ish in taste at all sadly. It had a very very smokey taste & had a fair amount of chilli added too. Nothing at like i know a good pad thai to taste like. If the taste weren't so smokey then the flavour wolud be alot better, & passable, but a warning to all pad Thai lovers out there, if you expect to taste any tamarind or any peanuts or a note sour from some lime/lemon juice, or be given a piece to squeeze over it? Well you're outta luck completely here & this dish will dissappoint you big time like it did me..& ok, i realise pad thai has a different taste all over Perth, but just for instance to compare, I'd choose one from 'Full Moon Thai' over this version any day & honestly their version's only just so so at best too. And then my verdict on the Satay Chicken Skewers? Ok I guess overall, 6/10, because although they were amazingly tasty, & they give you 5 sticks, ...BUT they're the tiniest little bite I've ever seen, more skewer than chicken really. And at $9.90 a serve are definitely not worth $2 each, for a takeaway item. ...the serve were so very very tiny, gone in 5 bites. & the meat was juicy enough (for a tiny wee bite), but they're also served dry, & not a splodge of Peanut/satay sauce in sight? And honestly I wouldn't even say they had any real satay taste to them at all in the slightest (usually you taste peanuts gallore for Satay chicken, & see peanuts here n there..but not on these!) Anyway, I'll likely try another couple of dishes some time soon to see if I was just unlucky this time around, but I'm not sure...& definitely am not holding my breath right now! Sorry, I did really want to enjoy it so much too! Hope my 3 star rating can get better in future?!

Ed