Sen Mee Noodle House

Aesthetic: Modern SouthEast Asian restaurant with a variety of noodle dishes, soups, and curries. My Favorites: The Tom Yum Noodle Bowl!Experience: I always have the best food here, they have my favorite Thai dishes in CLT. The Tom Yum and Tom Kha broths are to die for, I've ordered out and dined in, and they're always perfection. I enjoy that you can add rice noodles for a gluten friendly option. My husband loves the curry dishes. We also ordered the iced coffee and Thai tea, and loved them too. The staff is also friendly and makes us feel welcome. I can't wait to go back!

Sen Mee Noodle House is my new favorite Asian spot in town. I have been here over ten times now, twice to dine and the other times to carry out, and it has never disappointed. First of all, the owners, Lin and Jenn, are excellent. They have an amazing attention to detail, commitment to customer service, and consistency that shines through with each experience. The first time I came in was on a Monday with my best friend, shortly after they opened for our weekly dinner. We ordered the taro spring rolls, boat noodles, and the Mama Pad Kee Mao with pork and some cocktails. Everything was delicious, but I fell in love with the Mama Pad Kee Mao. This is one of my favorite dishes at any Thai restaurant, and they do it so perfectly. I think the secret is the noodles. Instead of the typical wide noodle, they use a thin curly noodle (the shape of instant ramen) that soaks up the sauce and allows the dish's flavors to shine. I've also had spicy edamame, calamari, green curry, red curry, and pad thai, which are all delicious. My other favorite dish is mango sticky rice. The mango is always nice and ripe, and the rice is perfectly cooked. It's never too sweet and is always a great portion for the price. The ambiance is modern, clean, and casual, with excellent modern and Asian decor. Overall, 5 STAR experiences.

So, this used to be in the same spot as a ramen spot (I guess they went out of business) considering the location is not the best. Limited parking but it's next to a big parking area so you could also park there and walk far. The place is small but it is expected out of a building like that. The service was good, people were nice. The food was decent. We got the special papaya tray and hardly ate some of the toppings because it was too much. A little overprice for the portion. As well as the pad Thai and curry. Green curry didn't have any flavor in it but pad Thai was good. Drink prices are good too, this Thai coffee martini was delicious. Probably wouldn't come again but it was nice to experience it.

The parking lot is shared and has very limited spaces in the front. There are more spots available in the back. I ordered the chicken Tom Yum noodles and a Vietnamese iced coffee. I ordered the kids pad Thai noddles and they enjoyed it. The food was good but nothing out of this world. The portions were decent, especially for the price.

Came here for dinner on Saturday 9/14. They were pretty busy but we sat at a table by the window. Service was ok. Not very attentive. They had one lady working, taking orders and one guy delivering them. It's a smaller space with about 10 tables max and bar seating. Outside of taking our order and delivering the food no one really checked on us. We ordered the crab Rangoon, calamari, chicken wings and chicken lo mein. The calamari and crab Rangoon weren't served very hot but had good flavor. I actually sent the calamari back to be remade which they had no problem doing. The lo mein on the other hand was served piping hot and full of fresh vegetables and noodles. I really enjoyed the dish and it was enough for us to split. Not sure if you're supposed to bus your own table at the end but the people next to us were so we cleaned off our table as well. All the plates and silverware are disposable so we just tossed them out. Overall, we did enjoy the food here. They could use some small improvements with the service but everything else was good.

Wow, a great new addition to the Charlotte food scene! I feel like sometimes with Southeast Asian cuisine, there's a few basics that restaurants always have so it's so refreshing to see that Sen Mee is adding very authentic dishes that might not be available at other restaurants in Charlotte. We definitely had to try the boat noodles as we've heard many good things and we were not disappointed! They serve food in to-go style and paper containers so it's a bit more of a casual vibe, but don't underestimate their portions. I was so filled up by the end! The noodle to broth ratio was perfect and there was a good amount of protein (various types of meat) that I was able to have a piece with each bite. I've never had boat noodles before and the broth was so flavorful, but not heavy, and it also comes with fresh veggies on the sides (bean sprouts, jalapenos, thai basil, lime, etc.).I also really like having the seasonings/spices on the table so you can customize the spice levels according to your taste. Service was super friendly and efficient. You can definitely feel the love that they put into their food. I can't wait to come back and try the new additions that they're going to put onto the menu!

I tried this place during lunch on a Saturday when they were opened for a week of two. Not a lot of people. Food was good and tasty. Pad Thai wasn't too sweet like other places.Calamari was delicious.The mango sticky rice was good but for 8 dollars+ I probably will not get it again for that portion. The service was fast and quick.The ambiance is very chill and relaxing.I hope they get more customers to come in.

Food was delicious! Great casual spot! Fried fish was a bit dry. But the noodle dishes were amazing!

Food was delicious and service was friendly. Picked up a take out order. I got an order of Spring rolls, Vegetable Lo Mein, and a Hibiscus Iced Tea. All three were very good. Perfect addition to the east side and Eastway Square.

The best Pad Thai that I've had! I don't do spicy so I get the regular. Every single time I eat here the food is delicious