Food and service is out standing!! Lunch specials are a good value with big portions. The peanut dressing is to die for. I have a few staples when I eat Thai food and the drunken noodles are superb. The meat was tender, the veggies fresh and the noodles were perfect.
(5)
Miki K.
I was allergic to a lot of ingredients however, the server excluded things I couldn't eat & substitute them for another alternative. Usually when you change so much the flavor change but in my case, my dish was still what I order & it was very Delicious! My husband however is a lot more fortunate then I am because he have no allergy. He order the crab rangoon, the chicken dumpling & the bangkok eggplant. It smelled incredibly delicious & he ate every bit! It's Byob & I'll definitely come back here again. Highly recommended!
I have been here many more than 1 time. Issues with the GPS on the phone have affected my check-ins but that aside - I love doing Lunch here. They have some GREAT Lunch specials, with something for everyone. Thai and even what I call "east coast chinese" dishes, with a bit of Japanese thrown in to keep you guessing. The soups and vegetables have always been a treat to the tastebuds. Really good, full of flavor and "pop". I can't think of one time I've had a bad meal here, and the service is Top Notch. I had debated between 4 and 5 stars - but went with the 5 as that is what I would have given it if I didn't have several "other" favorite Thai places. This is a gem in a strip mall that might be overlooked by some. Don't - make a stop. You'll not be disappointed.
(5)
Wendy B.
Delicious, good quantity, great value. The lunch package included a soup, an appetizer, and a main course; all for under ten dollars.
(5)
Manivanh K.
Every dish was slightly sweet, which is too sweet when you're expecting savory and spicy food. Even the tom yum soup was more sweet than sour and spicy like it is supposed to be. And it wasn't just one dish, it was every single one. I ordered tom yum soup, tom kha soup with chicken, pineapple fried rice, crab dumplings, massaman curry and lad na noodles, so a good variety of dishes and it was all the same.
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April F.
Great food and great service. My boyfriend and I had lunch there today and the meal was fabulous! We shared the spicy Tom Yum soup which was to die for followed by the crab dumplings which were melt in your mouth good. Entrees I had the spicy chicken and shrimp pad Thai and my boyfriend had the jumbo noodle with spicy chicken I can't remember what it was called but it was delicious! We also shared the house fried rice which we got spicy and it was heavenly! I definitely recommend checking this place out you won't be disappointed
(5)
Mike M.
Excellent food wonderful service. Server was very friendly and very knowledgeable about food. My new favorite place I will be back!!
(5)
Stephen M.
I used to have lunch here all the time. The foods and staffs are very awesome! I would recommend their Nadia treasure, since it's allows you to try a variety of popular items, and the Kang Pedro (duck curry) with a side of noodles instead of rice :)
(5)
Mike S.
Drunk noodles with beef were the best. I had crab pad Thai which was was pretty good. Server needed some help with just 5 tables during dinner.
(4)
AJ F.
Good food and great hospitality! Their veggie tempura and red curry noodle with veg and tofu were both spicy and tasty! If we get a chance to drive by, we will surely visit again!
(5)
Mary Beth L.
Swung in for some take out drunken noodles. They were average. Flavor was good, but for $10 I thought the portion was small and the chicken was almost non existent. To be fair, I'll give them another shot by dining in and hope for better results.
(3)
Yellmstng ..
The food was just okay, especially for the prices-nothing wowed me but their Vietnamese rolls. The service is god awful. They never cleared the plates unless asked. We had plates stacked up off to the side and on the side chair.
(3)
Ray T.
The drive home after a long week at OC, NJ can be a tiring one, and sometimes a depressing one, as one ponders re-entry to normal life. But in taking a new route home, we've found some new places to stop for food, and the ride home is a little more novel. I was thrilled when the kids voted down Ruby's for Thai, so a minor detour was in order for this establishment, so highly-recommended on yelp. At 1:30, seating wasn't an issue, and the $9 lunch specials caught our eyes...soup, Appetizer, and the lunch specials. Wife and I both tried the Tom yum soup (lemongrass) which was very flavorful, and the chosen appetizers of samosas and shrimp fried cornbread were swapped...both great. Our main dishes of drunken chicken and pad Thai were also swapped 50/50, and both were excellent. Kids had chicken satay, and shrimp lo mien. All smiles! Thai is a relatively new finding for my palate, but I love it. Having said that, I am by no means an expert, but I loved every bite I had. While the distance from home is prohibitive, this will be a future stop on trips to the shore. Good service, nice atmosphere, and excellent food makes the trip home from the shore a little more spicy!
(5)
Denise K.
5 stars for excellent quality food (and chicken!) for Wilmington, it's not a fancy place but it's a great value. Drunken noodles were Devine.
(5)
Tony W.
Very good Thai. Tried the soup and crab dumpling others recommended. Also the crispy duck. Would definitely come back for dinner and some BYOB.
(4)
Karen F.
Hooray! The Thai Chef folks that I loved so well on Chestnut Street have an outpost in a stripmall in Glen Mills. The Tom Kha is terrific - with a bowl of light jasmine rice, it's a meal in itself. So glad to have found themand can't wait to return.
(4)
Sarah R.
This restaurant is very close to where we live and I'm so very happy we happened upon it. They have BYOB right on their front door but not sure if they charge a corking fee. We started with the crab dumplings which were delish. I had the shrimp pad Thai and my husband chose the duck curry and he ate every last bit. I couldn't finish my dish but I'm looking forward to my left overs today. The service was friendly and quick. They offer take out which is pretty fantastic. I look forward to our next visit there!
(4)
Matt M.
We had been craving Thai for a bit and needed to carb up for the Broad Street. There has to be good Thai around here somewhere. If only there was a way to find someplace and find out if a place was good or not. What to do......YELP to the rescue! We were directed to Nooddi Thai Chef from folks like Karen F and Sarah L and were not disappointed. The atmosphere is wonderful and the food is tremendous. Myself and my angel were quickly seated and treated to Tom Yum soup and Drunken Noodle that were just what the carb doctor ordered. Service was wonderful. I had a fantastic woman on my arm, good food and a great location. Thanks guys this place lived up to the billing.
(4)
Abhinav S.
Not a friendly staff. Can be more courteous and pleasant to their guest. Had to ask for water and napkin for my 3 yr old. Not great hospitality!!!
(1)
Sha'Ri R.
The pad thai had NO flavor the shrimp was over cooked and had no flavor either there wasn't any spice or kick to it. The tom yum wasn't horrible but the shrimp was over cooked and had no flavor. Only real flavor came from the basil leaves. The tomatoes were mushy it was a waste of money. Maybe I came on a bad day or just bad timing not sure. It was 2pm on a Friday. There was only one couple in there that should have been my first clue to run!
(1)
Jaswinder K.
We have ordered drunken noodles which was good and Thai fish cakes which was pathetic , they have just heated it in microwave and gave to us.
(2)
Amy C.
Very authentic Thai. Absolutely LOVE this place. Had the drunken noodles, spice was just right (I got two stars worth of spice). Curry was also outstanding as were one of the appetizers I got--some kind of puffs with meat in them. So yummy. The crab rangoons were OK -- a little mushy. I prefer crispy. It's BYOB, no corkage fee, score! Those piss me off. It's a small place, but I've never had to wait for a table. Very fast service too! And takeout is always an option. Love love!
(5)
Joel M.
Awesome takeout as usual! Red curry chicken and Thai basil w shrimp. If you like it extra spicy be sure to order it level 5/Thai Hot. Menu only shows 3 stars but they'll do it hotter!
(5)
Sarah L.
This place was SO yummy. I went for the first time a couple months ago, so I'm a little late with my review. First the staff was nice and there were a lot of menu options. I ordered the Crab Pad Thai (uploaded a picture) and it was so good. I wish it wasn't so far or I would be there a lot more.
(4)
Mike O.
I have stopped in here many times for lunch and have always been pleased with the service, timing, and food quality. Last night's dinner was a totally different experience. Arrived at 7:00pm...only three other tables were occupied...so we were seated quickly. Water was delivered and drinks (non-alcoholic...it's BYOB) were ordered within 5 min. Order was placed including an appetizer platter and salad. 45 minutes later no appetizer, no salad. Lots of pick-up orders coming out of the kitchen...but little to no food for the in-house customers. Only one server (very courteous young man)...and apparently not enough cooks in the kitchen. We left as did two other tables. Very disappointing!
(1)
Joseph S.
Really great Thai restaurant. Very impressive menu choices at a decent price. I have been there three times over the last month. Every meal was just as good as the last.
(5)
Sandro C.
Always a nice place for good Thai dining. It's vast menu makes it possible to explore new dishes.
(4)
Ann M.
Had the druken shrimp and friends had the crispy duck. We had a wonderful time, the service was excellent.
(5)
Erin M.
I discovered this place near my new office, and am happy to have found such good Thai food for cheap out in the 'burbs. My favorite dish is the red curry - everything is very fresh, and has a good kick of spice, even without asking. The prices are very reasonable here, and you can find lots of lunch specials for under $10. Definitely a fan, and has already become a regular lunch spot go-to for me.
(4)
Dan J.
I found this restaurant when they had a Groupon, and I am glad I did. The food was much better than the competitors, it all tasted very fresh. You can taste each ingredient, too many times the food at Asian restaurants all tastes like a big pile of the same thing. The Vietnamese spring rolls were larger than most, and tasted/felt like it was freshly rolled versus sitting in a refrigerator all day(s). I had the drunken noodles. It had just the right amount of spice - enough that you can taste it, but not overwhelming. I would have enjoyed a few more vegetables, but I know that it's not a major component of this dish. Personal preference. Environmentally, it's a relatively small place and very pleasant depending on the other patrons. During our visit we were glad to see one foursome leave because their voices carried across the restaurant. The service was excellent and our waitress was attentive and very friendly. We will definitely be back.
(5)
L M.
Not impressed. The Pad Thai was salty and oily.
(2)
Autumn M.
We had been going to noodi for over a year and loved the food. We stopped going because the last 3 times they got our take out order wrong. We decided to give it another try after a few months of not going well I am sorry we did once again our take out order was wrong I ordered the Thai basil shrimp and beef they forgot the beef and the rest of the shrimp!!! I got 4 small shrimp, one mushroom cut in fours a few slices of pepper and a bowl full of green beans. It is a disgrace I called to complain and the girl was very nice and told me it only comes with 4 shrimp. I had gotten this dish many times and and don't remember the portion of shrimp being so small. Honestly if it was for $13.99 for a dish of green beans I can tell you I would have never ordered it again! My husband gets the red currie chicken often and the portion of chicken was definitely cut back also. Needless to say we won't be going back again anytime soon as I am not willing to buy a dinner and still be hungry!
(2)
Leigh S.
Delish. Loved the Hearty Thai Soup and Drunken Noodles. Liked the Shrimp and Corn cake app but it would have been better if slightly less greasy and maybe a bit crispy. There were few tables eating there but they were doing brisk carry out biz. Go!
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Jill K.
Holy cow! A real Thai place that's close by! Yay! My beau's cow-orker told him about this place and said it was good, so we had to check it out. (Hell, I would have tried it even if the cow-orker said it was bad.) The inside is pretty; it's the right balance between fancy and casual. You don't have to get dressed up, but you still feel like you're going out to eat. I like that. We got soups to start; the beau got tom yum with chicken (chicken/lemongrass soup), and I got the tom kha gai (chicken/coconut milk soup). Both were killer. Seriously. Mega, mega NOM. The beau got pad see ew for his entree, and I decided to try the pad thai as a litmus test. I think the pad see ew was better, though both were prepared very well. We split a mango and sticky rice for dessert and left very fat and happy. Best news: didn't break the bank. Seriously: This place is awesome. And it has a pretty extensive menu; can't wait to try it all out. If you check out my other reviews, you'll see I've got a thing for thai food. This place competes with them all... and yay-- it's 10 minutes from my house. Hallelujah! ----------- Like Big K. said, this place is on 202's southbound side, just over the PA border. So if you're coming from Delaware and are headed north on 202, you'll have to flip a U-turn at the Glen Eagle shopping center or in McKenzie's (I won't tell). It's just past the Subaru dealership in the strip mall.
(4)
Mick C.
Just got done eating and really enjoyed everything. Coconut soup was awesome. Fried wanton and moon dumplings very tasty. Drunken noodles also very tasty. Nice to have a good Tai place near by.
(4)
Karl F.
Great food, atmosphere and service! Bankok fried rice was excellent and my fellow diners' entrees of curry with pork, chicken and shrimp were excellent as well. Prices were reasonable given the fine quality. If you want drinks with alcohol, it's BYOB. Location is convenient, however both Google maps and iPhone GPS won't find it properly. It's on the west side of SB 202, tucked away in a strip shopping center, where 202 splits, very close to the PA-Delaware line. Highly recommend!
(5)
Jessica K.
OHHH THE DRUNKEN NOODLES!! This place was totally fantastic. We had Thai spring roll, Vietnamese spring roll, Tom Yum soup, Beef thai salad and the drunken noodles. Everything was fresh and delicious, authentic flavors of fennel, basil, and chili were in everything and the food was incredible. Each thing I tried was better than the last thing. I can't wait to go back! We eat a lot of Asian food, I have to say this is one of the best, and I'm so glad it's close.
(5)
E. Anne M.
I have never in my life paid $12.50 for a bowl of soup ... until I went to Nooddi. So, enjoy the delicious Thai food and unique atmosphere but be prepared for just a little sticker shock. (The soup was very good, not amazing, but good.)
(4)
Chris W.
This is a very high quality, authentic Thai restaurant that would do well in any major city. They have some sushi and other things on the menu that I have not tried, and my plan is to fully investigate the Thai items so I probably will not get to the non-Thai items. Their noodle dishes are of particular note
(5)
Big K.
And so I'm driving home on 202 but what do my eyes see but a "Nooddi Thai" restaurant opening up in the Spring Water Plaza shopping center (near McKenzie's Brew Pub). For those of you who are familiar w/ Nooddi in Media, PA, it seems as though they opened up another right over the PA / DE state line. For those of you who are not familiar w/ Nooddi in Media, brace yourselves...This place is fantastic. The wife and I ordered take out and got the following: Beef Pho (it's not on the menu but they'll make it), Nadia's Treasure (appetizer sampler) and the Korean Spicy Nooodles. The appetizer sampler was fine and came w/ a sampling of dumplings etc. The stars of the show, however, were the beef pho (as good as Pho from Chinatown in Philly). The pho was flavored well and came w/ the typical sides (noodles, thai basil, hoisin, siracha, etc.) The spicy noodles were equally as good. Lo mein type noodles w/ carrots, kim chi, peanuts, chili sauce, and shrimp (another off-menu request). The staff was very accomodating, and friendly. The restaurant is a byo and if you haven't been there yet, I strongly suggest you get your asian food lovin butt there. The place was phenomal. Enjoy!
(4)
A D.
The Thai food is okay here. Fresh and well-seasoned but heavy on the sauces. WARNING! I made the mistake of ordering sushi at the restaurant in Media. . I saw the big sign on the window so I thought I'd give it a try. I spent $30.00+ on a sushi take out order and when I got home, I was shocked to see how unattractive my order was. Very unappealing and it didn't taste good either. Whoever made the order (California Roll, Unagi Roll and Soft Shell crab roll) made a mess of it, all smushed up and really sloppy looking. Perhaps the dishwasher made it in the back kitchen,ha! I was hoping to serve it as a special b'day appetizer. It was so unappealing, that only half of it was eaten,the other half tossed. Very disappointing! I called the owner to complain but the owner was out, the manager took down my info. No one ever called me back. 19 days later, here I am posting a warning for people NOT to order the sushi. You will be disappointed. Or, perhaps I just hit it on the wrong day and the sushi chef was off. The owner doesn't seem to care about his customers, otherwise he would have called me back. Pitty.
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Address :Spring Water Plaza,364 Wilmington Pike
Glen Mills, PA, 19342
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch, Dinner Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes
Joe G.
Food and service is out standing!! Lunch specials are a good value with big portions. The peanut dressing is to die for. I have a few staples when I eat Thai food and the drunken noodles are superb. The meat was tender, the veggies fresh and the noodles were perfect.
(5)Miki K.
I was allergic to a lot of ingredients however, the server excluded things I couldn't eat & substitute them for another alternative. Usually when you change so much the flavor change but in my case, my dish was still what I order & it was very Delicious! My husband however is a lot more fortunate then I am because he have no allergy. He order the crab rangoon, the chicken dumpling & the bangkok eggplant. It smelled incredibly delicious & he ate every bit! It's Byob & I'll definitely come back here again. Highly recommended!
(5)Anupma S.
So I've driven by here for years on the way to mah fave tax-free DE and never thought to stop by! But it's one of the few proper restaurants on this stretch of 202, so my friends and I decided to stop in for a catch-up lunch. Overall, it was very cool and I would recommend it! They offered a lunch menu for around $10 with tax that included a soup, appetizer, and entrée - similar to other Thai places I've been to and always a nice touch. I ended up ordering the Tom Yum soup, which was delightfully spicy and perfect for the cold winter. Opted for the spring rolls for my app, which was average. And of course, I ordered the drunken noodles as my entrée with tofu instead (again, love places that will substitute in tofu with no fuss). The drunken noodles here were above average, but not amazing. I'm used to it being packed with flavor and something was missing here, although the spice level was great. They also baked the tofu, which seems like a DUH thing, but a lot of places don't and then you have gross tofu. Portions were really big and we all ended up taking back half our entrée. I would love to come back and try some of their other entrees! Service was excellent! Our server was extremely nice and accommodating. He answered all of our questions about the lunch special, and specific entrees, which was helpful since one of my friends had never had Thai food before. Really good experience all around.
(4)Claude H.
I have been here many more than 1 time. Issues with the GPS on the phone have affected my check-ins but that aside - I love doing Lunch here. They have some GREAT Lunch specials, with something for everyone. Thai and even what I call "east coast chinese" dishes, with a bit of Japanese thrown in to keep you guessing. The soups and vegetables have always been a treat to the tastebuds. Really good, full of flavor and "pop". I can't think of one time I've had a bad meal here, and the service is Top Notch. I had debated between 4 and 5 stars - but went with the 5 as that is what I would have given it if I didn't have several "other" favorite Thai places. This is a gem in a strip mall that might be overlooked by some. Don't - make a stop. You'll not be disappointed.
(5)Wendy B.
Delicious, good quantity, great value. The lunch package included a soup, an appetizer, and a main course; all for under ten dollars.
(5)Manivanh K.
Every dish was slightly sweet, which is too sweet when you're expecting savory and spicy food. Even the tom yum soup was more sweet than sour and spicy like it is supposed to be. And it wasn't just one dish, it was every single one. I ordered tom yum soup, tom kha soup with chicken, pineapple fried rice, crab dumplings, massaman curry and lad na noodles, so a good variety of dishes and it was all the same.
(2)April F.
Great food and great service. My boyfriend and I had lunch there today and the meal was fabulous! We shared the spicy Tom Yum soup which was to die for followed by the crab dumplings which were melt in your mouth good. Entrees I had the spicy chicken and shrimp pad Thai and my boyfriend had the jumbo noodle with spicy chicken I can't remember what it was called but it was delicious! We also shared the house fried rice which we got spicy and it was heavenly! I definitely recommend checking this place out you won't be disappointed
(5)Mike M.
Excellent food wonderful service. Server was very friendly and very knowledgeable about food. My new favorite place I will be back!!
(5)Stephen M.
I used to have lunch here all the time. The foods and staffs are very awesome! I would recommend their Nadia treasure, since it's allows you to try a variety of popular items, and the Kang Pedro (duck curry) with a side of noodles instead of rice :)
(5)Mike S.
Drunk noodles with beef were the best. I had crab pad Thai which was was pretty good. Server needed some help with just 5 tables during dinner.
(4)AJ F.
Good food and great hospitality! Their veggie tempura and red curry noodle with veg and tofu were both spicy and tasty! If we get a chance to drive by, we will surely visit again!
(5)Mary Beth L.
Swung in for some take out drunken noodles. They were average. Flavor was good, but for $10 I thought the portion was small and the chicken was almost non existent. To be fair, I'll give them another shot by dining in and hope for better results.
(3)Yellmstng ..
The food was just okay, especially for the prices-nothing wowed me but their Vietnamese rolls. The service is god awful. They never cleared the plates unless asked. We had plates stacked up off to the side and on the side chair.
(3)Ray T.
The drive home after a long week at OC, NJ can be a tiring one, and sometimes a depressing one, as one ponders re-entry to normal life. But in taking a new route home, we've found some new places to stop for food, and the ride home is a little more novel. I was thrilled when the kids voted down Ruby's for Thai, so a minor detour was in order for this establishment, so highly-recommended on yelp. At 1:30, seating wasn't an issue, and the $9 lunch specials caught our eyes...soup, Appetizer, and the lunch specials. Wife and I both tried the Tom yum soup (lemongrass) which was very flavorful, and the chosen appetizers of samosas and shrimp fried cornbread were swapped...both great. Our main dishes of drunken chicken and pad Thai were also swapped 50/50, and both were excellent. Kids had chicken satay, and shrimp lo mien. All smiles! Thai is a relatively new finding for my palate, but I love it. Having said that, I am by no means an expert, but I loved every bite I had. While the distance from home is prohibitive, this will be a future stop on trips to the shore. Good service, nice atmosphere, and excellent food makes the trip home from the shore a little more spicy!
(5)Denise K.
5 stars for excellent quality food (and chicken!) for Wilmington, it's not a fancy place but it's a great value. Drunken noodles were Devine.
(5)Tony W.
Very good Thai. Tried the soup and crab dumpling others recommended. Also the crispy duck. Would definitely come back for dinner and some BYOB.
(4)Karen F.
Hooray! The Thai Chef folks that I loved so well on Chestnut Street have an outpost in a stripmall in Glen Mills. The Tom Kha is terrific - with a bowl of light jasmine rice, it's a meal in itself. So glad to have found themand can't wait to return.
(4)Sarah R.
This restaurant is very close to where we live and I'm so very happy we happened upon it. They have BYOB right on their front door but not sure if they charge a corking fee. We started with the crab dumplings which were delish. I had the shrimp pad Thai and my husband chose the duck curry and he ate every last bit. I couldn't finish my dish but I'm looking forward to my left overs today. The service was friendly and quick. They offer take out which is pretty fantastic. I look forward to our next visit there!
(4)Matt M.
We had been craving Thai for a bit and needed to carb up for the Broad Street. There has to be good Thai around here somewhere. If only there was a way to find someplace and find out if a place was good or not. What to do......YELP to the rescue! We were directed to Nooddi Thai Chef from folks like Karen F and Sarah L and were not disappointed. The atmosphere is wonderful and the food is tremendous. Myself and my angel were quickly seated and treated to Tom Yum soup and Drunken Noodle that were just what the carb doctor ordered. Service was wonderful. I had a fantastic woman on my arm, good food and a great location. Thanks guys this place lived up to the billing.
(4)Abhinav S.
Not a friendly staff. Can be more courteous and pleasant to their guest. Had to ask for water and napkin for my 3 yr old. Not great hospitality!!!
(1)Sha'Ri R.
The pad thai had NO flavor the shrimp was over cooked and had no flavor either there wasn't any spice or kick to it. The tom yum wasn't horrible but the shrimp was over cooked and had no flavor. Only real flavor came from the basil leaves. The tomatoes were mushy it was a waste of money. Maybe I came on a bad day or just bad timing not sure. It was 2pm on a Friday. There was only one couple in there that should have been my first clue to run!
(1)Jaswinder K.
We have ordered drunken noodles which was good and Thai fish cakes which was pathetic , they have just heated it in microwave and gave to us.
(2)Amy C.
Very authentic Thai. Absolutely LOVE this place. Had the drunken noodles, spice was just right (I got two stars worth of spice). Curry was also outstanding as were one of the appetizers I got--some kind of puffs with meat in them. So yummy. The crab rangoons were OK -- a little mushy. I prefer crispy. It's BYOB, no corkage fee, score! Those piss me off. It's a small place, but I've never had to wait for a table. Very fast service too! And takeout is always an option. Love love!
(5)Joel M.
Awesome takeout as usual! Red curry chicken and Thai basil w shrimp. If you like it extra spicy be sure to order it level 5/Thai Hot. Menu only shows 3 stars but they'll do it hotter!
(5)Sarah L.
This place was SO yummy. I went for the first time a couple months ago, so I'm a little late with my review. First the staff was nice and there were a lot of menu options. I ordered the Crab Pad Thai (uploaded a picture) and it was so good. I wish it wasn't so far or I would be there a lot more.
(4)Mike O.
I have stopped in here many times for lunch and have always been pleased with the service, timing, and food quality. Last night's dinner was a totally different experience. Arrived at 7:00pm...only three other tables were occupied...so we were seated quickly. Water was delivered and drinks (non-alcoholic...it's BYOB) were ordered within 5 min. Order was placed including an appetizer platter and salad. 45 minutes later no appetizer, no salad. Lots of pick-up orders coming out of the kitchen...but little to no food for the in-house customers. Only one server (very courteous young man)...and apparently not enough cooks in the kitchen. We left as did two other tables. Very disappointing!
(1)Joseph S.
Really great Thai restaurant. Very impressive menu choices at a decent price. I have been there three times over the last month. Every meal was just as good as the last.
(5)Sandro C.
Always a nice place for good Thai dining. It's vast menu makes it possible to explore new dishes.
(4)Ann M.
Had the druken shrimp and friends had the crispy duck. We had a wonderful time, the service was excellent.
(5)Erin M.
I discovered this place near my new office, and am happy to have found such good Thai food for cheap out in the 'burbs. My favorite dish is the red curry - everything is very fresh, and has a good kick of spice, even without asking. The prices are very reasonable here, and you can find lots of lunch specials for under $10. Definitely a fan, and has already become a regular lunch spot go-to for me.
(4)Dan J.
I found this restaurant when they had a Groupon, and I am glad I did. The food was much better than the competitors, it all tasted very fresh. You can taste each ingredient, too many times the food at Asian restaurants all tastes like a big pile of the same thing. The Vietnamese spring rolls were larger than most, and tasted/felt like it was freshly rolled versus sitting in a refrigerator all day(s). I had the drunken noodles. It had just the right amount of spice - enough that you can taste it, but not overwhelming. I would have enjoyed a few more vegetables, but I know that it's not a major component of this dish. Personal preference. Environmentally, it's a relatively small place and very pleasant depending on the other patrons. During our visit we were glad to see one foursome leave because their voices carried across the restaurant. The service was excellent and our waitress was attentive and very friendly. We will definitely be back.
(5)L M.
Not impressed. The Pad Thai was salty and oily.
(2)Autumn M.
We had been going to noodi for over a year and loved the food. We stopped going because the last 3 times they got our take out order wrong. We decided to give it another try after a few months of not going well I am sorry we did once again our take out order was wrong I ordered the Thai basil shrimp and beef they forgot the beef and the rest of the shrimp!!! I got 4 small shrimp, one mushroom cut in fours a few slices of pepper and a bowl full of green beans. It is a disgrace I called to complain and the girl was very nice and told me it only comes with 4 shrimp. I had gotten this dish many times and and don't remember the portion of shrimp being so small. Honestly if it was for $13.99 for a dish of green beans I can tell you I would have never ordered it again! My husband gets the red currie chicken often and the portion of chicken was definitely cut back also. Needless to say we won't be going back again anytime soon as I am not willing to buy a dinner and still be hungry!
(2)Leigh S.
Delish. Loved the Hearty Thai Soup and Drunken Noodles. Liked the Shrimp and Corn cake app but it would have been better if slightly less greasy and maybe a bit crispy. There were few tables eating there but they were doing brisk carry out biz. Go!
(5)Jill K.
Holy cow! A real Thai place that's close by! Yay! My beau's cow-orker told him about this place and said it was good, so we had to check it out. (Hell, I would have tried it even if the cow-orker said it was bad.) The inside is pretty; it's the right balance between fancy and casual. You don't have to get dressed up, but you still feel like you're going out to eat. I like that. We got soups to start; the beau got tom yum with chicken (chicken/lemongrass soup), and I got the tom kha gai (chicken/coconut milk soup). Both were killer. Seriously. Mega, mega NOM. The beau got pad see ew for his entree, and I decided to try the pad thai as a litmus test. I think the pad see ew was better, though both were prepared very well. We split a mango and sticky rice for dessert and left very fat and happy. Best news: didn't break the bank. Seriously: This place is awesome. And it has a pretty extensive menu; can't wait to try it all out. If you check out my other reviews, you'll see I've got a thing for thai food. This place competes with them all... and yay-- it's 10 minutes from my house. Hallelujah! ----------- Like Big K. said, this place is on 202's southbound side, just over the PA border. So if you're coming from Delaware and are headed north on 202, you'll have to flip a U-turn at the Glen Eagle shopping center or in McKenzie's (I won't tell). It's just past the Subaru dealership in the strip mall.
(4)Mick C.
Just got done eating and really enjoyed everything. Coconut soup was awesome. Fried wanton and moon dumplings very tasty. Drunken noodles also very tasty. Nice to have a good Tai place near by.
(4)Karl F.
Great food, atmosphere and service! Bankok fried rice was excellent and my fellow diners' entrees of curry with pork, chicken and shrimp were excellent as well. Prices were reasonable given the fine quality. If you want drinks with alcohol, it's BYOB. Location is convenient, however both Google maps and iPhone GPS won't find it properly. It's on the west side of SB 202, tucked away in a strip shopping center, where 202 splits, very close to the PA-Delaware line. Highly recommend!
(5)Jessica K.
OHHH THE DRUNKEN NOODLES!! This place was totally fantastic. We had Thai spring roll, Vietnamese spring roll, Tom Yum soup, Beef thai salad and the drunken noodles. Everything was fresh and delicious, authentic flavors of fennel, basil, and chili were in everything and the food was incredible. Each thing I tried was better than the last thing. I can't wait to go back! We eat a lot of Asian food, I have to say this is one of the best, and I'm so glad it's close.
(5)E. Anne M.
I have never in my life paid $12.50 for a bowl of soup ... until I went to Nooddi. So, enjoy the delicious Thai food and unique atmosphere but be prepared for just a little sticker shock. (The soup was very good, not amazing, but good.)
(4)Chris W.
This is a very high quality, authentic Thai restaurant that would do well in any major city. They have some sushi and other things on the menu that I have not tried, and my plan is to fully investigate the Thai items so I probably will not get to the non-Thai items. Their noodle dishes are of particular note
(5)Big K.
And so I'm driving home on 202 but what do my eyes see but a "Nooddi Thai" restaurant opening up in the Spring Water Plaza shopping center (near McKenzie's Brew Pub). For those of you who are familiar w/ Nooddi in Media, PA, it seems as though they opened up another right over the PA / DE state line. For those of you who are not familiar w/ Nooddi in Media, brace yourselves...This place is fantastic. The wife and I ordered take out and got the following: Beef Pho (it's not on the menu but they'll make it), Nadia's Treasure (appetizer sampler) and the Korean Spicy Nooodles. The appetizer sampler was fine and came w/ a sampling of dumplings etc. The stars of the show, however, were the beef pho (as good as Pho from Chinatown in Philly). The pho was flavored well and came w/ the typical sides (noodles, thai basil, hoisin, siracha, etc.) The spicy noodles were equally as good. Lo mein type noodles w/ carrots, kim chi, peanuts, chili sauce, and shrimp (another off-menu request). The staff was very accomodating, and friendly. The restaurant is a byo and if you haven't been there yet, I strongly suggest you get your asian food lovin butt there. The place was phenomal. Enjoy!
(4)A D.
The Thai food is okay here. Fresh and well-seasoned but heavy on the sauces. WARNING! I made the mistake of ordering sushi at the restaurant in Media. . I saw the big sign on the window so I thought I'd give it a try. I spent $30.00+ on a sushi take out order and when I got home, I was shocked to see how unattractive my order was. Very unappealing and it didn't taste good either. Whoever made the order (California Roll, Unagi Roll and Soft Shell crab roll) made a mess of it, all smushed up and really sloppy looking. Perhaps the dishwasher made it in the back kitchen,ha! I was hoping to serve it as a special b'day appetizer. It was so unappealing, that only half of it was eaten,the other half tossed. Very disappointing! I called the owner to complain but the owner was out, the manager took down my info. No one ever called me back. 19 days later, here I am posting a warning for people NOT to order the sushi. You will be disappointed. Or, perhaps I just hit it on the wrong day and the sushi chef was off. The owner doesn't seem to care about his customers, otherwise he would have called me back. Pitty.
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