Me and my friend ordered beef soups and it was really good. The staff were also really friendly - I can highly recommend this resturant 🍲👍

We went for some noodles here and the food is pretty good. It's also one of the cheapest places to eat in Reykjavik. We ordered the large portion which was huge so stick with the smaller portion if you don't have a big appetite.

Good priced noodle soup (vegetable one for 960 ISK). By far the cheapest meal in our trip. Free tap water, high chair for babies and clean WC. The food is not the best ever, but it warms you up in the cold Icelandic summer!

Let's get it straight, this is not a pho shop. The name of the restaurant is exactly what it is a noodle station. I probably shouldn't have went in expecting pho but I thought I'd give it a chance. I did like the menu is...More

Nice dood for a decent price for Iceland, portion is big and you can add as much chilli and peanuts as you like! Especially beef is good and tasty :)

Casual place with savoury noodle soups at affordable prices. This place is slightly off the beaten path so it makes sense that it's a tad cheaper than most places in the center. Definitely worth checking out!

Plentiful portions and free water. The broth has a nice sweet and sour to it and the textures go well with the smooth noodles. Chicken thigh meat is used and this is cooked until very soft.

Good size noodle soup which comforts you on cold and rainy days. Over $60 for 4 soups though is still a lot.

Went here as it was so highly rated but did not feel it lived entirely up to its hype. Decent price for a bowl of hot noodles, but I found the flavours to be muted and non-traditional.

the food was really basic but really good. my grandparents enjoyed the food too and they tend to be picky eaters. definitely a good budget place