Blazing Noodlez

The Owner is very friendly. She's the best Cook too. Need to refurbish the older building....

Very quick service, not busy early Saturday night. Waitress warned us they didn't have A/C. The yellow curry was tasty, just potatoes & carrot slivers but I could have added meat or chicken.The pork chop special was spicy. Not a huge portion but well done. It's a pretty place inside and the staff was real nice.

Saw all the good reviews so made a detour on my way back from Alabama to Arkansas. I arrived at 1:05pm. They are open until 2:00pm. There were three tables already seated when I walked in, no sign of a host or server. I stood there for probably 4 minutes and was just about to turn around and walk out when the server who I assume was the owner came out the kitchen and told me to sit anywhere I wanted. They brought me a menu and took my drink order. My drink arrived quickly and I gave them my order. Pot stickers for an appetizer and Pork Green Curry for the entree. The pot stickers came out in about 7 or 8 minutes which was pretty quick and they looked good. They were good and crispy but the filling really lacked flavor and texture. The garnish was just a large pile of dry shredded cabbage. The peanut dipping sauce was okay nothing special. I had barely taken the picture of the potstickers and my curry arrived. Now I realize they close at 2:00pm but bringing out my entree before I have hardly had a bite of my appetizer isn't appreciated. The curry was mediocre at best. It was lacking in flavor and was very thin. Even using all the rice to try and soak up the sauce I still had sauce left in my bowl. The vegetable components of the curry were cooked well but the pork almost looked like it had been steamed. I really had high hopes before I walked in and maybe they were having a bad day but it would take some convincing to make me want to eat here again.

The owner suggested Mee Hang Moo with a garlic Braised Pork and the Papaya Salad with Marinated Grilled Chicken. Both were amazing. I may a have a couple new favorites.

Hidden gem I found on a business trip. I appreciate them sticking to traditional Thai ingredients/dishes. I had the green curry with chicken and it was fantastic. I will be coming back here to try the other dishes. Great service too!

Just moved to Corinth, and was hoping the only Thai place in town has good food. Thank goodness! The food here is great. Disclaimer: I have only ordered out, so far. Drunken noodles are delicious and the vegetables are perfectly cooked. Spring rolls are crispy and tasty. Thai sweet tea is so refreshing. Penang curry is nutty and perfectly spiced. Maybe one day I'll have the courage to try the Thai kick (very hot). Recommend giving it a try if you are in town and need a Thai fix!

Great Thai food. We liked all the vegetarian options. We got pad Thai, pad se ew, pineapple fried rice, spring rolls and fried tofu. Delicious! Pretty quick service too.

Great food. I had the Drunken Noodles and it was amazing. This young lady is an expert cook but needs physical employee help. Maybe the city officials can offer her help to maintain the historic building. This is a special ethnic food spot the city does not need to lose. Please ask the owner if there is a way to help her.

Great Thai food!! Stopped on our way thru town and was very impressed. Small, quiet restaurant with cool tables tucked aside. Enjoyed all the food and service

We have been in search of a Thai food restaurant in the area since we moved here from the West Coast. To be honest, after we read the reviews, we wanted it to be AMAZING (and prove Nigel wrong), just for self-serving purposes of having a regular Thai place to eat at. We got there and the server was with us right away. The Thai coffee was so good! The server brought us spring rolls ON THE HOUSE, which was super nice, and they were great! I was starting to think that Nigel was some restaurant critic who travels to destroy businesses. The food came and I was so happy! Great portion sizes and great taste! My husband has visited Thailand for work before, so he had a baseline for authentic food. He said the only thing missing was the sliced cucumber (but that might be regional way of serving dish). At either rate, everything was amazing, we have a regular Thai place and I'm so glad Nigel was wrong. And honestly, shame on him for wrecking restaurants based on unreasonable expectations. If you are in the area, check out Blazing Noodles. You will like it as much as we did.