Oodles Huddersfield Market Street, Huddersfield HD1 2ET

"Have been here a couple of times. The staff is very friendly and sweet, the food is fresh. Recommended at any time 10/10 for food, quality and service. It's halal"

"Friendly staff. Awesome food along with excellent portion sizes. Prepared fresh, very tasty. Will definitley warm you up through winter. Dont forget to open the box for easy access!!!"

"Me and my younger two children came for late lunch it was amazing food and such big portions the restaurant it self is a o clean and the staff were so polite and helpful, I would highly recommend here and will Definitely be coming back"

"Yummy noodles. Good variety, very customisable. Friendly staff. Really good quality food made fresh. Always treated to a few free spring rolls and prawn crackers"

"Went in to have a try of this new place, and below I'll explain my thoughts: Entered into a fresh, new, done-up seating area which was beautifully presented. The server was happy to advise on what to order and I chose sweet and sour chicken, udon noodles, egg fried rice and crispy chicken. Having tried Oodles at a range of different places, the size of the box was far too small for how much I paid to them. The crispy chicken was still cold inside (and wasn't really crispy at all, although in fairness it did have some flavour), and the udon noodles were flavourless and they just seemed to be coloured brown. In terms of the egg-fried rice, it was large grains of plain rice accompanied with extremely small amounts of egg. It wasn't anywhere near traditional as they make it out to be, and it would be unfair to say that it was an Indo-chinese fusion either. You'd expect egg fried rice to be the staple of any place that says that they are Chinese, and I was disappointed that they couldn't achieve this. The overall presentation of the box was good, but if the food inside isn't good too, then the value for money just isn't there. I think that it is fair to say that for the price I paid, it wasn't worth the money and the box was far too small. The pricing structure offered makes you feel that a large is the 'best value for money', but there really is minimal difference between a medium and a large – both are equally overpriced, and more so with the small. I didn't finish the food despite buying the large as I didn't like the Udon noodles or rice, so I would not recommend those two if you do decide to visit. The sweet and sour chicken was pretty nice, hence why I have rated this two stars rather than one. I have visited the other branches (including the old and new one in Leeds), both of which have far better quality of ingredients and overall satisfaction. I feel that for Oodles to use a franchise model in this case has led to a decrease in quality, so for me personally, I would not visit again in a hurry. To increase the star level for this review: I'd appreciate seeing a fairer pricing model, better value for money, and a bit more flavour added overall. Photos below of the restaurant interior and of my half-eaten box which was left over."