A red bowl of beef noodle soup with wide hand-pulled noodles, spring onion and coriander at Noodles and Dumplings.
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Noodles and Dumplings

A small Chinese noodle restaurant on Gibson Street in the West End, with hand-pulled noodles in big bowls of soup, spicy Chongqing noodles and dumplings.

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Noodles and Dumplings is a small Chinese noodle restaurant on Gibson Street in the West End, a short walk from the University of Glasgow and Kelvingrove Park.

The noodles are pulled by hand and cooked fresh, and they come in big, steaming bowls of beef noodle soup and as spicy Chongqing noodles with Sichuan pepper, with plates of dumplings alongside. Portions are generous, which makes it a warming stop for lunch on a cold day or a quick supper after a walk in the park. Order at the counter when you're ready, and pay before the food arrives. Bring cash, as it has been taking cash only, and you can sit in or take your noodles away. It's open from noon until 9pm every day except Wednesday. Stravaigin and Left Bank are its neighbours on Gibson Street, if you fancy a drink after.

Close byNaked SoupA soup and bagel café on Kersland Street since 2005, run by two brothers who turn it into a wine bar at night.Under a mileSee itNaked Soup
Before you go

Open every day but Wednesday, from noon to 9pm.

Order at the counter, and bring cash.

Where
23-25 Gibson Street, in the West End, G12 8NU.
Open
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday to Sunday, 12pm to 9pm. Closed Wednesday.
Paying
Bring cash: it has been taking cash only. Order and pay at the counter.
Takeaway
Yes.
Access
A wheelchair-accessible entrance and seating.
Phone
07435 882363

Opening hours

Monday
noon–9pm
Tuesday
noon–9pm
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
noon–9pm
Friday
noon–9pm
Saturday
noon–9pm
Sunday
noon–9pm

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Where it is

On Gibson Street in the West End, near the University of Glasgow, G12 8NU.

Close byOn Gibson Street and round Kelvingrove.
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  2. A salad bowl and a slice of cheesecake on a wooden table.The Left BankA West End fixture on Gibson Street since 2006, now a vinyl listening bar with brunch until four, food until midnight and selectors at the weekend.Under a mile as the crow flies
  3. Shelves of old leather-bound books above modern paperbacks.Thistle BooksA secondhand bookshop on Otago Street by the Kelvin since 1998, strong on Scottish history and culture, with a book-finding service.Under a mile as the crow flies
  4. Kelvingrove ParkKelvingrove ParkSir Joseph Paxton's park of the 1850s along the River Kelvin, the first designed park in Scotland, round Kelvingrove museum and below the university.Under a mile as the crow flies
  5. Gothic sandstone buildings with turrets and spires enclose a quadrangle lawn, a bare tree standing at its centre.University of GlasgowThe Gothic university on Gilmorehill, founded in 1451 and here since 1870, with its cloisters, quadrangles, Memorial Chapel and the Hunterian, open to walk round.Under a mile as the crow flies
  6. Cottonrake BakeryCottonrake BakeryThe West End bakery Stefan Spicknell opened in 2010, now on Great Western Road, known for its raspberry cottonrakes, tarts, pastries and sourdough.Under a mile as the crow flies
  7. The River Kelvin through trees, the arches of Inn Deep below the bridge.Inn DeepAn independent craft beer bar with thirty-three taps in the railway arches below Great Western Road, by the River Kelvin, with pizza by Sub Rosa.Under a mile as the crow flies
  8. I.J. Mellis, Great Western RoadI.J. Mellis, Great Western RoadA cheesemonger on Great Western Road that began as the Mellis maturing room, with farmhouse cheeses to taste before you choose.Under a mile as the crow flies

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