Duke's Pad Thai Street Food and Noodle Bar

What an amazing find. I good friend of mine recommended this place. I did a take out order of their special and it was delicious!!Of course I went at dinner time so there was a bit of a wait but well worth it!!Highly recommend!

Solid street food from Duke's. There are some classic dishes (Pad Thai, curry, spring rolls, dumplings) and also some fun twists like Thai tacos. Our group tried a little bit of everything -- there was so much food, we couldn't even finish it. My favorites were the tacos, curry, and chicken wontons.Don't know that I'd run back the next time in Columbia, but it's a solid spot that I'd visit occasionally if I lived there.

A Truly Unique Culinary ExperienceIf you're looking for Thai food that defies expectations, this is the place! Picked up dinner on Saturday, and let's just say... it was unforgettable.The fried rice? A fascinating interpretation--soft, almost porridge-like, with not a single grain showing signs of being fried. As a bonus, it came with a mysterious black hair (certainly not from anyone in my family). A bold choice!The green mango salad had a distinct "aged" quality, bringing a depth of flavor that only time can achieve. The green curry? A real masterpiece--somehow both separated and watery at the same time, with vegetables so tender they practically melted away. And the best part? That vibrant green hue, courtesy of food dye. Who needs natural ingredients when you can just add color?I don't usually leave reviews, but this meal was truly something special. The owners must be very confident in their craft to send food like this out the door. An experience I won't soon forget!

Staff are friendly and do their jobs well. Place can get busy! It was packed during our first visit and the food came out hot. Lots of people chattering and the place feels welcoming. It's connected to their banh mi and drink spot where you can also sit and eat after ordering.The food lacked some things... I would not say it's bland but it's not fully there for me. Disclaimer: I'm from California and eat Thai food often.The Tom Kha soup at spicy level 5 wasn't that spicy and the mushrooms were raw. While edible, the soup overall seems to be just half-way there in terms of flavor. It did not earn a nod from me.The bulgogi beef with udon noodles interested me because I love udon noodles but it didn't seem to have enough flavor to me. The meat was ok. Not tough but not tender. The udon noodle did not have enough time to absorb flavors of the sauce or marinade - I think.The drunken noodles was almost there - the color was almost dark enough with seasoning but it seemed to miss the sweetness of typical pad see ew. There seemed to be soup? as my sister was eating away and the dish itself got saltier. The pho was labeled "OK" by my Vietnamese mother. We did not get sriracha or hoisin sauce with it as traditionally expected. Parking can be tricky as it's located around and in the back. They have a large menu so there is something for everyone but a big menu sometimes can be a downfall if dishes aren't perfected. I would not personally recommend this place if you're used to the complex, layered, sweet, tangy, and aromatic flavors of traditional Thai food.

I've been three times since this check in. I've had the ramen with both ramen and udon noodles (the udon was my favorite); I've also had the tofu salad, spring rolls and a sweet & sour ramen dish. They were each fantastic. The service is always prompt and they're patient with you if you're undecided. I love the atmosphere here; it's quiet but not too quiet. You can have a private conversation without being secluded. I highly recommend

Duke's Pad Thai Street Food and Noodle Bar exceeded our expectations! We came in for an early dinner on a Tuesday, and they weren't busy at all. The ambiance was casual, with colorful blue walls, a huge "Eat More Noodles" sign, and plenty of seating. Duke's was also connected to Little Bee Bun Mee next door, which offered boba and its own extensive menu. The Duke's Pad Thai menu was extensive in itself though and featured everything from Thai classics, to tacos, to stir fry. I wanted to try a little bit of everything, so I ordered the Tom Kha Soup with Chicken, Shrimp Dumplings, and Chicken Egg Rolls. All three items were fantastic! The Tom Kha Soup was super flavorful and the Shrimp Dumplings were perfectly soft. The Chicken Egg Rolls also had a great crunchy texture on the outside, and paired so well with sweet chili sauce. I also got a canned Sparkling Lemonade, which was pretty good. My friend chose the Duke's Pad Thai and Chicken Satay. Both were delicious! Service was impressively fast and prices were reasonable. Would definitely return!

Dukes pad Thai is one of my favorite eats in Columbia. I've picked up meals here on lunch break dozens of times over the years and never has there been any kind of mistake or screw up beyond a long wait time (which is still very rare.) menu is huge and can be overwhelming but clean and easy to look at at the same time. There's something for all levels of Thai food lovers and I have yet to be disappointed with any menu items. Everything is delicious and bursting with goodness. Service has always been phenomenal as well.

I ordered pickup and the food was still hot when I arrived. Super good quality & very tasty!! The service was really good as well and the staff were welcoming and kind! Loved the ambiance of the restaurant and will be returning with friends to sit down and eat.

Great dumplings and pad Thai!! The only issue that I have had here is asking for extra shrimp, which was $10 more, and they literally had the same amount that I normally get on the regular Shrimp Pad Thai. Definitely frustrating and not worth it. Otherwise, the food is always good and so is the service. I love the cozy atmosphere, I just wish they had more tables because it gets very crowded at lunch!

I got drunken noodles both in chicken and shrimp and it was really good the flavoring and amount of food was great for the price. Shrimp is $4 extra but it was really good and would recommend. The dukes pad Thai is also really good. The environment is kinda like a subway but the food is really good.