Thai Boat Noodle PS

Super authentic Thai and Laos food! I recommend the papaya salad Laos style, has more of the deep, fermented shrimp paste base than the citrusy acidity of the Thai version. Boat noodle was rich in flavor and served with 2 extra noodles on the side, excellent for sharing! Get the fried fishballs (not on menu), they come straight from Laos!10/10 new home cooked Laos and Thai food if you're looking for something other than pad thai!

This was my first time trying Boat Noodle Soup, and it was incredibly flavorful. The meatballs that come with the soup tasted fresh and not like they were from the freezer. I chose chicken for my soup, and it was tender and well-cooked. They also offer specials that are not on the menu. I would like to try the dry noodles next time. Overall, it was a good experience and a refreshing change from the usual Thai restaurants!

A cute and very authentic Thai restaurant. I did not think I would find boat noodles in Phoenix, so I knew I had to try! The service was super friendly and helpful. They had a special of "fish bombs" that was essentially a cross between a fish ball and a fish cake. Super delicious! Possibly one of the best fish paste-type dish I've had. The boat noodles were authentic and tasty, but boat noodles in general may not be everyone's cup of tea. It is a very complex flavor that is primarily savory, but subtle notes of sweet and medicinal. I am a fan, but do acknowledge it may not be the most inviting flavor for someone new to Thai cuisine. Therefore it's worth noting that boat noodles (wet or dry) are their primary entree. They do not serve your typical Thai noodle dishes found in most US Thai restaurants. If nothing else though, you MUST come here for their mango sticky rice. I was shocked by how high quality it was. The rice texture and the sauce flavor were absolutely on point. The Thai mango was perfectly ripe and sweet. It tasted better than many mango sticky rices I've had in actual Thailand! Don't skip over it!

There's finally a place specializing in Thai boat noodles in the Valley! I got Tiew Hang (dry boat noodles) with beef and it truly exceeded my expectation. The beef was super tender, and the rice noodles were cooked perfectly. The flavors were excellent as is - there is no need to add the condiments on the table at all. We also ordered non-boat noodle dishes. Pork Laab tasted just like what you'd get in Thailand. Khao Poon (rice noodle in red curry broth) was also great and can't be found anywhere else in Phoenix. Warm black beans and sweet sticky rice was a perfect end to our meal. The owner was really nice and welcoming. Skip all the Americanized Thai restaurants and give this place a try!

I've been waiting to try this spot for awhile and their hours were a bit unconventional being open only 3 days a week while sharing their space with Thailys. Now that they have their own restaurant in Gilbert I was super excited to try especially with extended hours and availability. The concept is simple: choose your type of noodles, your protein, and spice level.Keep in mind you can always add more spice as they have condiments on the table.Their beef soup was flavorful as I tried it with egg noodle and rice noodle. They are pretty generous with meat so I was pretty happy with the outcome. I wish their business the best

Food is really good, tasty and authentic! The homemade meatballs is the best. Service is really great. Definitely will be back next time in the area.

It was okay. I had tried so many Thai place. This place is not really wow my mind. The foods were little too plain for me and my family

Food is so good. I love thai boat noodles is the best. This is my favorite place to get Thai boat noodles.

Ordered for pick up via Bento and the predicted time of pick up was inaccurate- seemed as though it was on the wrong time zone, an hour ahead. It was a bit confusing so hope they can sort it out soon. I ordered at 11:45am and it said ready at 1:11pm. I got there around 12:08 and my order was about ready! Service was kind and friendly.Got the boat noodle soups in chicken and beef. The meatballs were delicious! Soup was flavorful and on the thicker side. My only issue was that the noodles were overcooked, too soft and no bounce. We got both the regular and egg noodles. That was a bit disappointing, maybe it would be better if we ate it in person? I had high expectations because it was raved all over Facebook foodie groups.I got some sticky rice for dessert and the rice was packed a bit too much into the heart shaped mold. Wish it was shaped into the mold a bit looser for more bounce and chew. It was a bit more work to chew since it was a thick piece of rice. The maraschino cherry was really strong and that flavor stuck onto the rice a bit more than the coconut milk.Overall not bad and worth a try!

We ordered the boat noodle soup (mild) and the beef panang (medium) and both were DELICIOUS! This is the best Thai food I've had while living in AZ the last couple of years. Do take their spice levels more seriously, I was pleasantly surprised by the medium spice as it's so rare that it's actually spicy. I did a pick up order and the gentleman that helped was super friendly and the restaurant was very clean. Highly recommend and will be back!