Oodles n' Oodles

Poor service. Desi fusion in all the items, don't expect proper oriental taste here.

All ratings are out of 5. Food: 5 Service: 4 Value: 4 Décor: 5 Overview: Fantastic place, i love it. it is pricecy but you get what you pay for. a must try for any brum visitor

Good food but portions are tiny. Also the standard noodles are very thin and not not nice. You have to order the more expensive thick noodles.

Very nice looking place; very clean. Inspected the toilets and they were very modern and looked hygienic enough. I'm not sure what kind of cuisine this place is supposed to be doing. It isn't Chinese; it isn't Malaysian; it isn't Thai. Maybe it's 'Fusion' - that oft used adjective that seems very trendy and which some restaurant owners think is a cool buzz word for bringing in the modern diner. But anyway, regardless of national origin the food is generally pretty good. It isn't cheap but it is worth it given the overall dining experience. The only downside in my opinion are the noodles; very lacklustre and wishy washy as if they don't quite know what they want to be - a bit like the 'fusion' cuisine I suppose. Oyster sauce is highly recommended by me as are the chicken and the prawn starters. Oh and definitely go for the lime cooler when you order drinks - it is something special! On one of my visits I unfortunately got into an altercation with one of the managers who was quite clearly a cretin. I was unable to use my NHS discount that day (oh I forgot to mention you are supposedly able to get 10% off if you bring your NHS staff ID card - worked for us the first 3 or 4 visits anyway) because apparently they had a lunch time special offer that took precedence over my NHS discount. Great I said, let me have that, but oh no, lunch time is over so you can't have your lunch time offer. OK, let me use my NHS discount then? oh no, you can't use that because our lunch time special takes precedence over that discount. It was like a broken record. Honestly, sometimes my fellow asians make me want to hit my head against a wall (or perhaps hit their head against a wall). Anyway, imbecile managers aside, I highly recommend this place. 4 out of 5.

Small portions and expensive.

Fantastic food, but very noisy. Love to come back again soon

Been to authentic Chinese restaurants and was recommended this one by friends (who obviously have no idea of Chinese food). The decor is beautiful and service was first class, obviously as there was no one else in there. The food is bland at best, we tried 4 different dishes only one seemed to be on the ok side. The worst thing was getting the bill £50.00 with drinks for something not even enjoyed. Thought you paying more for the style than substance.

Very disappointed with an offer of buy one main meal and get another free during rhamdhan, thus excluding a large majority of their loyal Muslim customers! Hope they do another offer outside of rhamdhan. Good food though, can b a bit greasy.

Good chain restaurant with nice tasty food. Wouldn't say it was authentic Chinese but still a good eatery with friendly staff.

this restaurant is reallly nice i cant complain about anything here my favoroute thing is the service really friendly ambiance, my second favoroute thing is the ramakian cola drink. the food is really nice and not expensive at all i love this restaurant !

ive never been big on chinese food but my visit to Oodles changed that the food was very good proper authentic taste and price wise it was quite fair i would certainly try to go there again so if theres anyone who likes there chinese food you would definetly like this place

very good mains, authentic chinese with a little extra chilli kick, the starters could have been a touch more authentic, chicken and corn soup was also very good.