Lo's Noodle Facotry

Always a stop for me to stock up on ho fun, plain cheung fun and radish cake. So tasty, quality and such great value! The noodles are so fresh and silky! Bring cash. You’ll need to bring a plastic bag or pay for a carrier bag. It is indeed down an unwelcoming alley, but keep going, you’re definitely not lost!

You have to go down a dingy alley to get there. You can buy FRESH ho fun noodles which are delicious. I preferred these to their cheung fun. The bao buns are also freshly made as well. You can get pork, chicken and red bean. This is not a restaurant. You buy it and take it home to cook. Such good value. Really worth trying…..

One of Chinatown's hidden gems that is well known and respected amongst the Chinese community is Lo's Noodle Factory... tucked away in one of the side alleys of Chinatown where you'll usually find a large queue of Chinese Asians queuing outside a rather unassuming entranceway waiting patiently to buy ho fun noodles, char siu baos, lor back goa and other goodies... The owner Wai’s great uncle (then a restaurateur) opened Lo’s in the late 70s, essentially to out-do his own noodle supplier who was charging him too much. The rest is history and now Lo’s supply their Ho Fun and Cheung Fun Noodles to 90% of Chinatown’s restaurants and the Chinese community (from overseas Chinese students to expats) for over four decades...

Got some steamed buns with a bean paste filling and ho fun noodles. Located in a rather conspicious back alley, but having taken them home and prepared the food this was really great. Enjoyed the taste of the steam bun and prepared some veg and chicken with the noodles. Really lovely taste to them. Would like to come back and try the other items on the menu.