Noodle Time is a cheaper and less tasty version on Thai Won Mein that is just around the corner. The staff don’t seem too interested in you unless they are taking your money and the food is like something I would whip up. Dry noodles and tacky plastic seats with holes in - not somewhere I would reccommend.

I don't want to sound like a snob, but I hate it in here. It is better than Tae Won Mien around the corner. But it's horrible. Noodles thrown into a bowl with the cheapest possible meat they can buy. Nice. This is not chinese food as it's meant to be.

The stuff are rude, the food isn't very good and there's nothing good about being here. It's not fun. Yes it's cheap. But there's a reason for that.

I also went on a date with guy who picked his teeth while I was still eating. Maybe that's put me off the place...

There are many a noodle bars popping up all over London, but my favourite chain has got to be Noodle Time. I initially started frequenting Noodle Time as a student at Greenwich university. Noodle Time is seconds away from my Greenwich University and doesn’t charge students for their drinks before four o clock as long as you can prove you’re a student. The food is incredibly cheap, at three pounds fifty a dish, maybe a little more for a sea food dish and the portions are absolutely huge. However, by the time I had graduated I had stretched my stomach enough to finish a whole serving of Sweet and Sour Chicken and egg fried rice. I now try to stay away from Noodle Time, as I’m on a severe calorie counting diet, but if you ever fancy some speedy tasty Chinese I really would recommend this place. The service can be pretty bad, it’s no Michelin restaurant, infact au contraire, but when money is tight and you fancy meeting up with some friends for something to eat then Noodle Time in Greenwich is the place. And because it is surrounded by all of Greenwich’s bars, you can even afford to go for a glass of wine somewhere after.
This place saw my best years as a student and no matter where I eat or how many calories I count now, I will always hold this place close to my heart!

a more cheap and cheerful place could surely not be found anywhere else. the decor is bright,very bright! but clean and fresh. the food is simple, quick and delicious. mainly Cantonese in style it caters for the unqualified palette, the customer who needs instant satisfaction and is not interested too much in style. perfect for students as it offers free drinks for them on weekdays and as it generally very cheap anyway it is great value for a quick hearty lunch.

A regular haunt when we lived near Greenwich, this noodle bar is a great place to get good food at reasonable prices (under £7 per head, depending on what you choose to drink).

Service is invariably fast and you often grab a table, sharing with strangers if its too busy - which it usually is! Because of its popularity with students, it always has a wonderful buzz to it - and I've lost count of how many celebs I've seen in there too.

Paying for the meal is always a bit chaotic but if you want fast food which will leave you full, you can't fault this place.

This place is great if you want a lot of oriental-style food for not a lot of money! (~£5/6pp) There are a variety of dishes on offer and although the staff are not particularly friendly, the taste and price of the food has made it a firm favourite of mine.
Students can also get a free drink on Mon-Fri if they have a valid student card.

I love this place.

If I am in greenwich it is somewhere I have to stop in on. The portions are huge and it is not too expensive. The food is uyumy and I have had 7-8 different dishes from here now on various occasions. It is typicial noodle bar style with benchs and menus on paper which is circled and your bowl/plate sits above it when it arrives. It is open quite late too and is very popular with students, a definate much visit for munch the Centre of the World