content: Coming from LA, where there is a very large chinatown area, it's sometimes hard to find authentic Chinese food. Cafe Noodle is a great place to go if close authenticity, without the high price tag, is important to you. They offer a fairly large array of items (including the ones that would probably steer you clear of inviting a friend that is not familiar with authentic Chinese food).\n\nYou are greeted by a happy buddha, that stands on top of the counter. \n\nMost tables are round that can seat 6-9 people. There are also booth tables available as well. I usually prefer sitting away from the roasting area, since the smell of duck can get overwhelming and possibly change your palette and appetite. \n\nThe menu is extensive and has standard Chinese fare plus many authentic dishes. The sesame chicken is great. I always order the honey shrimp. Be forewarned though, that Cafe Noodle's honey shrimp might have more of the sweet mayo than usual. But the shrimps are large, which I like. Also, their duck is fantastic, as well as their fried bass. Also, try their pan fried seafood chow mein. I love my noodles extra crispy, and they make it just right. It is amazing. \n\nService is up to par. I would actually say better than majority of \""mom/pop\"" chinese establishments that I have been at. A good amount of the workers there understand and speak english well. \n\nParking can be difficult, so dont be in too much of a hurry if you plan on eating there.