Thai Street Noodles

I love Indian food, but a close second is Thai food. I like this place. I found that many Thai places try to be "authentic." Or "Americanized". However, in their search for a certain style, some places forget to ask themselves does it taste good? Thai Street noodles focuses on making classic Thai dishes that interesting and tasty. And service could not be better.

Don't let the terrible I mean terrible service scare you away. The food will blow you away.We walked in no one in the parking lot and was wondering why since the reviews are really good. We were Also the only ones in the restaurant. Anyways she was really rude and didn't greet us, we got 0 refills and was not checked on the entire time dining in. So I am assuming that is why it could have been empty at 6pm. Worse service we have ever seen and we go out to eat often. We will try it one more time hoping for better service since the food was amazing but if the lady is working again and has a chip on her shoulder we will not go back no matter how good the food was. I hope the owner sees this and quickly trainers her.Now for the good part the food 10/10 and the prices were really good as well.Presentation was not pretty but we don't care about that. 1. Thia fried rice yes I know you see the picture and it looks so bland but it is far from being bland so many great flavors that will keep you going back for more.2. Drunkin noodles the noodle texture was so nice thick rice noodles and the sauce was the perfect amount of sweet and salty3. Tom yum noodle soup is my go to when I am ordering Thia. This one was pretty good, I do recommend getting a spice level since I didn't order it with any. It was a bit sweet. But still pretty good.4. Fish cakes and the chicken dumplins they were ok but wouldn't order again. The inside was very clean and nicely decorated with plenty of seating and parking outside.

On this grand August day, my wife is chanting Kee Mow, Kee Mow, Kee Mow.... I am guessing she is interested in Kee Mow, and more.Thai Street Noodles is about a five minute drive with lots of parking in a "Mom and Pop" very neat Thai restaurant. Always a great greeting, and although our mission is Kee Mow, the menu must be consulted because my wife frequently changes her mind....Excellent service in this small authentic Thai restaurant.Let's order: Steamed dumplings, veggie spring rolls, chicken Tom Yum soup, Kee Mow, roasted duck curry with rice, and sticky rice with mango. We cannot possible consume all of this food, and the server prepares the surplus togo.We both prefer spicy; spicy is a variable on a continuum - we elect 3 of 4 in spiciness (synonyms: spice, spicery. types: bite, pungency, raciness, sharpness. a strong odor or taste property. nip, piquance, piquancy, piquantness, tang, tanginess, zest....)Always a great dining experience, and we recommend. The tariff is appropriate for the fare.

My husband and I have passed this place plenty of times and every time we see it, we say the same thing. "We need to try that spot!" So today, we tried it and LOVED it. The Northern Curry Noodles were delicious! I'll definitely order it again. We also had the crab rangoon and wonton soup for appetizers. The restaurant is cute and welcoming. The waiter was very nice and our food came out pretty fast. We will definitely return.

Can't believe we hadn't tried this place out yet. Definitely worth coming in if you like Thai food or noodles. Looks nicer in the inside than what the outside would suggest.Friendly and fast service. Lots of great options. Definitely plan to come back.

Thai Street Noodles is open for takeout during COVID-19. We ordered from them through a food delivery service.For an appetizer, we got the Som Tum (Traditional Thai salad with shredded green papaya, carrots, and ground peanuts in a garlic lime dressing).For noodle entrees, we got the Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) and Northern Curry Noodles (shrimp and chicken with round yellow noodles in tangy curry sauce topped with green onions, cilantro, and topped with crispy noodles).The Som Tum and Pad Kee Mao were decent. The Pad Kee Mao noodles were thinner and harder than expected, but tasted better after reheating.I was super excited for the Northern Curry Noodles in particular, as I haven't seen it in many Thai restaurants in the US outside of big cities, and so we had to try it! It wasn't exactly like home, but it was close enough.

Went to this new Thai restaurant this evening. I called my order in to pick it up. It only took 10 minutes for it to be ready! I had the Kua Kai. It was delicious. I had shrimp on it as well. I have to say it is really Spicy! I only had a level two and my mouth was on fire. It can go up to 4. Next time I will get level one. It still was very good. I do recommend this place. It was a little price $13 for a mealBut still it was great tasting.

Really regret that I didn't try this place sooner. Friendly, engaging and knowledgeable service. Super clean, modern and comfortable environment. While I was able to offer only the most basic, uninformed description of the kind of food I wanted, I was guided to the perfect meal. Can't wait to go back!

Do not place an online order from them. They'll charge your card and then cancel the order because they're "too busy to take/fulfill your order." So then your funds are held hostage for hours or days??? Absolutely absurd. I used literally my last dollar to order dinner while I'm ill (chronic not contagious) and had my husband go pick up while he's out getting prescriptions only to have to tell him, "Sorry, I guess we're not eating tonight at all because they're too busy, but holding onto our money that they decided they didn't actually want!!!" I'm so angry right now it's not even funny! How dare you put your customers in a position like this!!!! If you're too busy, turn your ordering service off! If you're having connectivity issues, you shouldn't have been able to charge the card!!!

UPDATE Review from a 5/22/23 visit:I stopped by Thai Street Noodles for lunch yesterday around noon. I was seated quickly & was able to order my food in a couple minutes. I chose the Green Curry (with chicken), heat level 3 out of 4.It came with a free side-appetizer salad, which had shredded carrot & iceberg lettuce, topped with a house dressing.The curry came out only a few minutes later. The curry had tender-crisp fresh green beans, chunks of red & green bell pepper, basil, chicken, and was served with a side of Jasmine rice. The curry "broth" had a faint coconut flavor. I couldn't pick up any Kaffir/Makrut lime leaf flavor, if that was used. The heat level was good (snurfle-inducing!). I was a bit disappointed, though, in that the broth seemed a bit too salty. The price was amazingly reasonable (around $8, before tax & tip).Overall, though, a solid 4 out of 5. I'll certainly be back.