As you all may already know, I absolutely love noodles. I think it developed while I was living in Beijing in college where fresh hand-pulled noodles were readily available at almost every corner canteen. Ever since returning to the states, I've definitely been keeping an eye out to find the best noodle shop in town.
So of course when I spotted this wooden beamed noodle shop on Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg, I was dying to go inside and order a big bowl of noodle soup. However, I decided to wait because a steaming bowl of hot noodle soup isn't all that appetizing on a sweltering summer day. The fall weather has finally kicked in and I find sitting at the wooden counters of M Noodle Shop where I order the Turnip Stew Noodle Soup along with their delicious Sesame Pancake with Vegetables as an appetizer.
Overall, it was very good and filling. I think the only negative thing I could say was that the turnips were definitely a bit overcooked or maybe over-boiled. The turnip flavored vegetarian broth reminded me of my mother's version of Pork Turnip Noodle Stew that she made when I was a child. I was pleasantly surprised that the flavors of the broth were very much on par for being a vegetarian broth. My favorite part of the meal was the crunchy Sesame Pancake that had sweet pickled veggies tucked inside. 
My friend ordered the Sauteed Ho Fun with Tomatoes and Tofu which was equally as tasty!
So definitely check out M Noodle Shop if you're ever in the neighborhood. Prices are cheap for Williamsburg, portions are big, service is quick and friendly, and the decor emulates traditional Chinese noodle shops in Beijing and Shanghai with all the beautiful wooden beams built into the infrastructure.
