China Magic Noodle: China is famous for its rich culinary history and diverse food options. One such popular dish that has gained popularity worldwide is the China Magic Noodle. These noodles are often regarded as a magical experience due to their unique and delicious taste. The China Magic Noodle is made using a traditional Chinese method that has been passed down through generations. The dough is rolled and stretched by hand until it becomes thin and delicate. This process requires a high level of skill and precision.
Vegetarian noodle dishes are available and are priced around $4 a plate. They offer Cold Noodles with Fresh Fruit for $7.95 and Seafood Noodles with Creamy Sauce for $5.95. Noodles in Soup range from $5.25- $5.95 with various meat or vegetarian choices. Other savory noodle dishes include fried noodles. We tried the Beef with Fried Noodles for $7.95.
A few doors down from Lee Lee s Market on the northeast corner of Warner and Dobson in Chandler, the China Magic Noodle House pulls and boils your noodle dishes to order for under 10. 11 00am-9 30pm Monday Closed Tuesday 11 00am - 9 30pm Wednesday 11 00am - 9 30pm Thursday 11 00am - 9 30pm Friday 11 00am - 10 00pm Saturday 11 00am - 10 00pm Sunday 11 00am - 9 30pm.
This process requires a high level of skill and precision. Once the dough is ready, it is then cooked in boiling water for a short period. The noodles are cooked until they become soft and chewy, with a slight springiness to them.
Lunch Under $10 at China Magic Noodle House
A few doors down from Lee Lee's Market on the northeast corner of Warner and Dobson in Chandler, the China Magic Noodle House pulls and boils your noodle dishes to order for under $10. The dining room is decorated with modern furnishings and there is a large window overlooking the.
March 22, 2011 Share this:A few doors down from Lee Lee's Market on the northeast corner of Warner and Dobson in Chandler, the China Magic Noodle House pulls and boils your noodle dishes to order for under $10. The dining room is decorated with modern furnishings and there is a large window overlooking the chef pulling the dough to make the noodles for your dish when you order them.
China Magic offers five types of noodles served in a variety of ways: braised in or topped with various sauces, in soup, or fried.
With plates of noodles starting at $4, it is easy to stay on a budget and have an authentic Chinese noodle experience.
see what else is freshly made after the jumpBeef Noodles with Lemon and Garlic Sauce ($5.95) pairs the noodles with a light, almost sweet citrusy sauce, chilled beef that is sliced thin, and fresh lemon. The mix of flavors, textures, and temperatures make this a refreshing meal on a hot day.
Vegetarian noodle dishes are available and are priced around $4 a plate. They offer Cold Noodles with Fresh Fruit for $7.95 and Seafood Noodles with Creamy Sauce for $5.95. Noodles in Soup range from $5.25- $5.95 with various meat or vegetarian choices. Other savory noodle dishes include fried noodles. We tried the Beef with Fried Noodles for $7.95.
In addition to noodles, China Magic serves squeezed to order juices. A Mango, Watermelon, or Honey Peach juice or smoothie will run you $3.25, or $3.75 if you add tapioca pearls. A soda costs $1.00, with house made lemonade or lemon at $2.00. There is also a variety of appetizers from Egg Rolls ($2.50) to Pig Ears ($4.50/$7.75) with Chicken Wings ($4.95) and Teriyaki on a Stick ($4.95). The prices stay the same for dinner as they are for lunch.
China Magic also is located at 2015 N. Dobson Rd. in Chandler. Keep Free
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The cooked noodles are then served in a flavorful broth or stir-fried with various sauces and ingredients. What sets the China Magic Noodle apart is its flexibility and elasticity. These noodles have the ability to stretch and twirl, making them a delight to eat. They are often served long and uncut, allowing diners to experience the fun of eating and playing with their food. In addition to its delightful texture, the China Magic Noodle offers a variety of flavors. Depending on the region, these noodles can be enjoyed with different sauces, toppings, and spices. Popular variations include spicy Sichuan noodles, sesame oil noodles, and soy sauce noodles. The China Magic Noodle has gained widespread popularity not only in China but also in other countries around the world. It is often highlighted as a must-try dish for visitors, and many restaurants specialize in serving these noodles. Overall, the China Magic Noodle is a culinary marvel that offers a unique and delicious experience for food enthusiasts. Its delicate texture, variety of flavors, and fun dining experience make it a dish worth trying for anyone interested in Chinese cuisine..
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1. Megan Johnson - 2/5 stars - The China magic noodle was a big letdown for me. The noodles were overly greasy and lacked any real flavor. The toppings were also disappointing as they tasted bland and stale. I was expecting an authentic Chinese noodle dish, but this fell far from my expectations. The service was also quite slow, and it took forever to get our order. Overall, I would not recommend China magic noodle.
2. Jake Robertson - 1/5 stars - I had high hopes for China magic noodle, but it turned out to be a complete disappointment. The noodles were overcooked and mushy, and the sauce was watery and tasteless. The portion sizes were incredibly small for the price, and it left me dissatisfied and hungry. The restaurant itself was dirty and poorly maintained, with a strong unpleasant odor. I would not recommend wasting your time and money on China magic noodle.
3. Emily Thompson - 3/5 stars - China magic noodle was just average in my opinion. The noodles were okay, but lacked that authentic Chinese taste. The broth was too salty for my liking and the toppings didn't add much to the overall flavor. The service was decent, but nothing extraordinary. If you're looking for an average noodle place, China magic noodle might be worth a try, but don't expect anything exceptional.
4. Tom Stevens - 2/5 stars - I was not impressed with China magic noodle at all. The noodles were undercooked and had a strange texture. The sauce was overly sweet and overwhelmed the flavors of the other ingredients. The portion sizes were also quite small, especially for the price. The only positive was the friendly service, but unfortunately, that wasn't enough to make up for the disappointing food. I would not recommend China magic noodle to anyone looking for a tasty noodle dish.