Qin West Noodle - Carte

The food is definitely Szechuan Asian spicy not like a gentle spice so beware. But it is a delicious meal!

One of my favorite places to eat around USC. Their Liang Pi and Beef Noodle Soup are my favorite and you get so much food at a cheap price. Highly recommend!Food: 5/5

The flavors were outstanding, and everything was incredibly fresh. We highly recommend trying the Beef Guillin soup, as well as the wings and shrimp fried rice. Food: 5/5 Voir le carte

I had an amazing spicy wonton soup, and I absolutely loved the pan-fried dumplings (chicken pot stickers) – they are my favorite! The portion sizes were just right. I’ll definitely be back again!

The descriptions of the ingredients on the menu are completely inaccurate, which can be very misleading and problematic for those with dietary restrictions. Additionally, the taste of the dishes is just mediocre at best.

Liang Pi was served with soy sauce instead of vinegar, and it was excessively salty. The noodles were of average quality, and everything felt overpriced. I dined at the restaurant a few times before Covid-19, when the prices and quality were decent. Unfortunately, that no longer seems to be the case. Voir le carte

My first non-5 star review. Liang Pi served with soy sauce instead of vinegar??? Its way too salty, unbearable. By the time I mixed it with the noodles its already too late. The items are also overpriced, not worth it. Ate at the restaurant a few times, they used to have better quality and price. Looks like its not worth it any more.

I visited on a Sunday evening, and it wasn't very busy, so my food arrived promptly. The noodles were delicious—springy and chewy. The wontons in the soup were flavorful as well. You place your order and then pick up your food at the front. The meals come in disposable containers, which makes it convenient to grab a lid and take it home if you'd like. Overall, I would rate the food a 5 out of 5.

Fast service and fantastic food! If you're coming for the Liang Pi, make sure to arrive early because they tend to sell out. These are my favorite noodles in LA—they're served cold, and you can customize the spice level to your liking. The atmosphere is quiet, making it a great spot to bring your grandparents. The seating mainly consists of two-top tables, but they can easily accommodate a group of up to 12. Just a heads-up: parking can be a nightmare during peak hours in this little strip, so be prepared for that. But it's definitely worth it! Voir le carte