Pa Ord Noodle

We went there on Tuesday. Food was Soo Good. Everything was on the spot. Boat noodle was perfect. Beef jerky and shrimp cake are must try items. Overall we satisfied with service, food and everything.

So I've been to this place once before but didn't get to leave a review, today, something told me to come back and try it again. Might I add, I was not disappointed. The food was delicious, service was awesome as the restaurant was really clean and had settings on all the tables prior to being seated. I especially liked how they have multiple different chilis on the tables ready to be eaten. The pad Thai was great, your original flavor of pad Thai and a good option as well. The clear noodle soup was probably one of my favorite. There was a lot of different flavors yet it didn't take away from the authenticity of a Thai soup.The crab cakes, something I grew up enjoying, which brought back great memories. Love then place, would definitely go back for more food! Definitely recommend.

I was in the area visiting the Tesla showroom in North Hollywood and went to the former Pad Ord only to find out that it was sold about a year ago, so I made the trek here since it's still owned and operated by the original owner. Parking can be very challenging in this small strip center since many of the shop owners block off and even patrol the parking spaces. Parking on the street can be just as challenging, but I was fortunate to find metered parking. The restaurant is fairly small and quaint. I started off with the boat noodle soup which is authentic and served piping hot. In addition, I ordered the fried catfish, and pork prik king which were both tasty and full of flavor although I prefer the crispy pork prik King. Service by the staff is friendly and prompt and most of the patrons here are Thai. Definitely recommend Pad Ord if you're craving some yummy Thai entrees.

Got a whole assortment of food and I just thought it was decent. I'll round it up to 4 stars though since everyone was so nice. I didn't like the pork and broccoli because it felt like it was too sauce heavy and the pork was overcooked, super tough to chew. Boat noodles lacked something, the liver and meat was overdone and the noodles stuck together. This one could have been better. Khao soi and pad kee mao were on the better side so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. I like them, but I don't know if I would come back.

I got the Khao Soi here and it was so delicious! It was creamy, rich, flavorful, and had a bit of a kick. I could've gone for a spicier level though, so I would request for that next time I go here. I got it with the sliced chicken and the chicken was nice and not dry. The veggies were crunchy and I loved the texture of the noodles. The crispy noodles were also nice and gave a nice crunch to the dish. I'm going to be thinking about this meal for a while haha.The interior is decent, typical of a what seemed to be a mom and pop shop. The server we had was super nice and checked up on my table every now and then. There's a parking lot, but very limited spots, so your best bet is street parking.I would definitely recommend this place for good quality Thai food and I would come back again.

It was our second time visiting Pa Ord Noodle, and we came on a busy Friday evening. The restaurant is a small, informal place with quick and friendly service, which we appreciated despite the crowd.This time, we opted for the Sukiyaki, the stir-fried version with shrimp, and the Kuay Jub (noodle soup with bitter lemon and chicken drumsticks). Both dishes were enjoyable, but we especially liked the balanced flavors of the Sukiyaki.Overall, Pa Ord Noodle is a great spot for quick and delicious Thai food, and we will certainly be back for more.

Food: if you're not from here better believe the spice level is on high! They even have a warning about their Thai spices! the food was good, comforting, and fulfilling. Service: waiters and waitresses were super attentive good service for sure! Ambiance: wasn't really too fond it's a nice place. However it's a little on the older side but can't complain where the food is good!

So many options, solid place for lunch. We came with a group and did family style. Really enjoyed the fried rice and fried shrimp appetizer

The first time I've been here was many years ago with my cousins when we used to make trips to So Cal just for food!So far this is one of the best Thai Tom yum noodles bowl I've had, because not too long ago, I've tried a spot in the Bay Area that I didn't like as a comparison to this.Their spice levels is pretty spicy so I'll recommend going medium for your first time and have it adjusted from there.The boat noodle dish is pretty good too, but I prefer the Tom yum. I would definitely come here whenever I'm in So Cal if I'm craving Thai!

Fast service. I got pad Thai and Tom yum soup. Soup was very yummy although also very spicy. We got mild but I guess we're spice losers. Other people might've been into it.