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Noodle Fan

Hand-Pulled Noodles, Vegan Tofu

Worth ordering: #4 Noodles in Kölnnamed in 21 reviews

Order at the counter and wait for the buzzer; service is described as quick, and the noodle-making can be watched.

3.9food Limited vegan options

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Ask about: animal ingredients Ask about: mixed vegan claims Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Good to know: Ask staff to confirm the broth and sauces are vegan before ordering: one diner reported fish extract in a broth described as vegan.
Try the tofu-and-shiitake Biang Biang noodles; several diners praise the tofu and flavorful sauce.

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Kimchi gyoza and wakame salad are vegan side choices noted by diners.
Good to know: A reviewer disputed whether a dish described by staff as vegan was actually meat; verify the ingredients if you have concerns about meat substitutes.

People mention

Tea, iced tea and dishes.

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Also fried tofu, kimchi gyoza, mango tea, sauce, gyoza and ramen.

Good for

The vibe: families

Praised for fast service, generous portions and friendly service.

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Also praised for cozy atmosphere, attentive service, good value and lively atmosphere.

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Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites

About

Noodle Fan serves hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles and ramen, with tofu-and-shiitake versions and vegan gyoza among the plant-based choices. The compact, casual space uses counter ordering and a buzzer, and diners can watch noodles being made; mains are typically around €13–14 near Cologne Cathedral and the central station.