Sen Noodle Bar

Sen Noodle Bar is my go-to spot for cozy comfort food. The vibe is chill and friendly, making the dining experience enjoyable. The service is quick and welcoming, adding a nice touch to the overall atmosphere.Now, onto the good stuff--the garlic pepper pork is a winner. Paired with a tasty Thai tea, it's a combo that's hard to beat. The flavors are spot-on, and you'll find yourself coming back for more.If you're into laid-back vibes, friendly service, and mouthwatering dishes, Sen Noodle Bar is worth checking out. It's a spot that'll keep you coming back!

Maybe I ordered wrong dishesThe one with sesame sauce is not the best optionHahahahahaha

Delicious, flavorful food in a cozy setting! We grabbed lunch here after strolling through the Sunday farmer's market. Service was lukewarm but decently fast. Recommend ordering multiple dishes to share so there's more goodness to go around.

Honestly, I really wanted to love this place when I tried it. But I've been here a few times now always hoping to give it another shot, and being disappointed each time. I feel like while the noodles are usually an okay texture, the rest of the soup is just kinda mid. It's not very hot when it's delivered, the meat isn't very tender and kinda hard to chew, and the flavors just seem a bit imbalanced and bland. Maybe I've just ordered the wrong things, or maybe I've only ever been on off days. Whatever it is, I'm running out of second chances.

After passing by this cute spot many times I finally got to try it. There are a lot of Thai/noodle places in the neighborhood so competition is fierce. How we, based on my first visit here the food was quite good!I ended up getting the turmeric coconut noodle soup, which comes with rice noodles tofu and mixed veggies. I really enjoyed the bright flavor of this bowl and would be happy to have it again. I thought the staff was a bit busy but friendly nevertheless. I also liked the ambience of this restaurant, with lots of cute lights hanging from the ceiling!If you're in the area and craving some noodles, I recommend this Thai place!

Allergy conscious (gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, nuts, etc.), options for all, delicious, and super quick service! And the restaurant itself is super cozy.The plantains surprised me with their savory herby glaze and had a great texture. The noodles were great both in and out of soup! Will absolutely be coming back

We ordered three noddles dishes with the side of soup.The soup is just broth with a bit of herbs, the waiter made sure we are aware of that so no surprises, it tasted good. For the noodles dishes we all opted for lamb for the protein as it not very common. We liked it, and it does have lamb taste that might be heavy for some, it was ok for us. The portions are a bit on the light side it be great if it had 20% more food, especially for the price point (my friend was still hungry after his meal).The people working there are nice and we noticed that the restrooms have complimentary diapers if parents need them.

Found this love after arriving in Ballard and we loved it. Service was fantastic and very welcoming. Inside ambiance is super cute and well decorated. The colors of the walls were very inviting and cute. Food came out quickly. We shared two dishes and were blown away. Super simple filling portions for a fair price. Hard to find nowadays. I was obsessed with the lamb curry fried rice ! Hope to return some day, this was my favorite meal in Seattle.

Came here on a chilly night and after the local ramen place was closed as well as wanting to try something new, Sen Noodle was up to bat.Directly nextdoor to Pestle Rock (a visit for next time) we stepped in. The ambience is decent with 4-5 tables, with some additional ones in the back there is a fair amount of space and ideal for a party of 5 or less people.Step up to the counter to be seated. It seems like there is a slight understaffing here, perhaps it was just in this visit. The guy helping us was the host, waiter, busser and cashier. He was running around all over the place. He did pretty well at it, but it was a bit much, especially as it was a fairly busy Tuesday night just as the 6pm dinner time was striking.So, what was on the menu tonight? I got the Ba mee giow muu dang - an egg noolde bowl with pork dumpling, onion, bean sprout, choysum, yuchoy and other additions in a clear broth. I think this was the weakest part of this bowl. The ingredients had a fair amount of flavor but the broth though hot didn't have much flavor as opposed to the Turmeric coconut soup I got to try which is also on the menu.For a starter I got the spice corn patty which was good. Vegan and gluten free, though again what really elevated it was the sweet chili sauce it comes with. So good I had to ask for an additional cup. Also got the Yam rolls, I'd skip these. They're about is good as spring rolls from any local Asian restaurant.Decent enough Noodle spot among many with some good choices but kind of average overall. 3.5/5.

Wow!!! The first thing I noticed when I arrived was the atmosphere inside. The string lights, plants, and vibrant colors made it feel so cozy. The service was good. The food was the star of the show! My friend and I ordered classic Thai Iced Tea which always hits the spot. We got fresh rolls for our appetizer. The fresh rolls were okay, but I wouldn't order them again. My noodle bowl was INCREDIBLE and warmed me up on a cloudy day in Seattle. I ordered the Baa Mee Giow Muu Dang specialty bowl which had a nice meat broth, some delicious dumplings, noodles, and meat. The flavors were so great!! I cannot wait to come back and try more of their dishes! You've gotta try Sen Noodle Bar if you get the chance !!