Noodles are the backbone of Asian cuisine, made in Chinese, Japanese, and Thai styles. Wheat or rice noodles are seared in a wok with vegetables, meat, or seafood, or served in broth. Chinese chow mein and lo mein, Japanese yakisoba and udon, each has its own taste and texture. As Baku's Asian restaurants grow, real handmade noodles are easier to find. Below are the best places for noodles in Baku.
Also spelled: noodles, noodle, ramen noodles
- Best value: TOBIKO Sushi Lounge, Udon Soup 7.9 ₼
- Most choice: Rich Sushi, 4 kinds
- Price range: 7.9–20 ₼ (from 3 menus)
Recommended places
1
The Noodle House
Hours: 11:00–23:00
2
Yuka Kaiten Sushi
Hours: 11:00–23:00
3
Sushi Room Baku
Hours: 11:00–23:00
4
Jasmine Restaurant
Hours: 12:00–00:00
5
Rich Sushi
What to order: Soba Tərəvəzli 12 ₼ · Soba Toyuq ilə 16 ₼ · Soba Krevet ilə 20 ₼
Hours: 12:00–23:00
6
Chinar
Hours: 12:00–00:00
7
Bake & Roll
What to order: Udon Chicken🐤 X2 20 ₼
Hours: 10:00–01:00
8
TOBIKO Sushi Lounge
What to order: Chicken Soup with Noodles 9.5 ₼ · Udon Soup 7.9 ₼ · Soba Soup 8 ₼
Hours: 12:00–23:00
Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat noodles in Baku?
The most recommended spots for Noodles in Baku are The Noodle House, Yuka Kaiten Sushi, Sushi Room Baku and Jasmine Restaurant. The list is based on real user reviews.
How much do noodles cost in Baku?
Based on menus on Harda, Noodles in Baku costs 7.9–20 AZN (8 menu items at 3 places).
What types of noodles are there?
Most common are udon, yakisoba, chow mein, and lo mein. Thai-style noodles are at some places too.
Are there vegetarian noodles?
Yes, most Asian restaurants offer vegetable noodles with tofu and mushrooms.