South Of The Clouds

I discovered small pieces of meat in my vegetarian fried rice noodles, which was a very unpleasant experience. Food rating: 1/5.

A total gem in Brighton as I had not had Yunnan cuisine before. This is definitely worth a visit and it is especially cool that it is woman and immigrant owned. Had the Crossing the Bridge and the Jalapeño noodle both excellent, and great heat!

This is a must-visit spot for anyone craving authentic noodle soup that hits the perfect balance of spice and flavor! The ambiance as you enter the restaurant speaks volumes about the quality of the food, and this place definitely delivers on that front. Food rating: 5/5. Ver carta

The noodles here are so delicious, everything is fresh and also fast. The owners and staff are very friendly and helpful. It's a cozy , very clean space. Parking behind the building in a municipal lot. Everything we got was outstanding. Can't wait to go back, I'm dreaming of those noodles.

This food is so good it made me swoon like a cartoon character after the first bite. I can't put my finger on how to describe the taste of the gravy noodles, my go-to, but it's just impeccable. Add to this the best small-shop atmosphere and it's just a total home run. Go here; six stars.Parking: Street parkingWheelchair accessibility: Front door is up a step, close quarters; just an outdated building

Excellent Yunnan rice noodle restaurant in Brighton.The rice noodle dishes all come with lots of toppings, but you can always add more. Braised beef rice noodle soup has a rich, flavorful broth, but not heavy.Rice noodles with gravy has cubed stewed meat sauce, incredibly flavorful. Pickled veggies had a salty and tangy flavor, very refreshing.Cold dishes were also well seasoned with traditional Yunnan spices.The owner also opened Yunnan Kitchen in Back Bay, another excellent restaurant. Ver carta

What he said next shocked me. He told me to just "hide it from him" and suggested I cover the screen with my hand. I was taken aback and, to my disbelief, I thought I heard him curse at me in Cantonese after I addressed him in Mandarin. I truly cannot express how rude and unsettling this experience was; I've never encountered such poor service in my life. If incidents like this continue, I would seriously recommend that you consider closing this establishment. I assure you that I am not fabricating anything about what happened today. You need to address these issues if you want to avoid losing regular customers in the future.

For a quick Friday dinner, my friends and I decided to get some rice noodle soup at South of the Clouds. Arriving just before 7pm, we received seating immediately, placed our orders, and received food promptly. I ordered the rice noodle soup in clay pot 砂锅米线 $17.25), described in the menu as "signature rice noodle cooked in clay pot with specialbroth topped with braised pork, quail egg, assorted handpicked vegetables).The portion size seemed reasonable, and the ground beef seemed well marinated. The marinade mixed into the broth for a decent contrast of savory flavors. However, the bowl had sat for a bit before serving, rendering the rice noodles slightly soggy and the broth warm but not...

A friend and I walked in on Monday for lunch. It wasn't that busy. We were sat down immediately. EXPERIENCEThe service was really impressive. Especially for a small mom and pop asian noodle place. I suppose it wasn't that busy, but the sever was super attentive. She brought us extra napkins and water before we even knew we needed it, and we needed it since the food was kind of spicy. Also, random note, they were playing Taylor Swift, the album, the entire time we were there, and I enjoyed that very much.FOOD(5/5) Braised Beef Rice Noodle Soup this has three spice label on the menu, the highest was six spice. I thought I could handle it. While it was spicy, I managed, I overall still enjoyed... Ver carta