The Oxford Guide - Differences between Version 8 and Version 7 of Red Star Noodle Bar
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Review #1:
Wagamama-style layout in a small restaurant. Works okay; the food came very quickly but was slightly overpriced compared to places like the Noodle Bar in town, and not as tasty.
Review #2:
Better choice than Noodle Bar in my mind, and I preferred it. Also good deal on week day lunches of £5 for a drink and a main course. Normally the main courses start at £5.50.
Review #3:
Excellent authentic food at very reasonable prices. I am a particular fan of the seafood noodle soups the chips garnished with chillis. The service is fast and friendly. A far superior choice to the over-priced Wagamama and the inauthentic, greasy fare at the over crowded and understaffed Noodle Bar.
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