Trike Noodle

Ordered from here a few times for dine-in and takeout, has not disappointed! Recently came here with a large group 10+ people, and was very accommodating! Food was excellent and quick, everyone was happy and satisfied with their order. Will definitely be back here and continue to order!Favorites: bangkok beef noodle soup, pad thai (of course!), trike wings, spicy crispy noodles, drunken chicken... expecting the entire menu to be delicious.

Cozy place tucked into a corner of Logan, the drunken noodles were definitely the best! I can't say this is my favorite Thai place but if you need something in a pinch it will do the job. The restaurant has a mix of high and low tables and a few booths. It was really hot and stuffy in the restaurant for some reason

I've been craving pad Thai forever so I takeout through Yelp. I didn't have interaction with the service but it got here 15 minutes before it was set to arrive. Probably because my order was at an off time. Pad Thai with chicken: 7/10This satisfied my craving however it definitely could have been better. I ordered the second spice of three spice options and this did not have any spice at all. Curious if it was forgotten or if the medium spice isn't spicy. The chicken was pretty dry but otherwise good quality. I would have gotten tofu but it was more expensive which was weird. The noddles were great and didn't have too much sauce. So if you like them saucy, this is not it. Speaking of sauce, it seemed like the added too much fish sauce by the smell of it when I was reheating. Not a big deal but it just smelled really fishy. The portion was great for a hungry person. Overall this felt like a healthier version of pad Thai which is nice cause I didn't feel like garbage after eating too much lol. Veggie egg rolls: 10/10The hot and sour sauce was super good and spicier than the pad Thai. The egg rolls were filled well. The wrap was flaky and the perfect amount of crisp without being too oily. Overall, I'd probably get this again since it's so close but I'll definitely call to make sure the spice level is translated through.

Ordered Doordash delivery and this place is so solid and might be my new favorite place for Thai takeout. Bangkok beef noodle soup - ramen noodle with thai style braised 100% angus beef, bean sprouts, chinese broccoli, fried garlic, fresh radishes, green onion and cilantro in homemade beef broth. The broth is a tiny bit on the saltier side but still so flavorful and so good. The noodles are very very thin. The beef is very tender. Would definitely order this again.Drunken noodles - I'm such a sucker for thick wide flat noodles (I eat pad see ew like it's my job). This is one of my new favorites! It's not super spicy but does have a bit of heat. The garlic chili sauce is phenomenal. I'm also picky when it comes to noodles because I don't like when they get crispy and all these were perfect.

To start off, the name of the restaurant was a little confusing. It says Three Wheels Noodle, but it's also under the name Trike. For a Friday night the place was empty and very quiet when we first got there. We started off with the Trike wings. These were very delicious and super crispy. My garlic fried rice was average. The flavor was good, but the chicken was dry. The portion sizes are healthy and I left full. The golden curry noodles were okay. I prefer curry with rice, but it was something different to try. The dining area also filled up with smoke from the kitchen when it started to get more busy. This was off putting. I think there are way better Thai places in the Logan Square area. However, this isn't bad if you're looking to try a new spot.

I would say three wheels speciality is 100% their Khao Soi. They give you all the fixings but portion was small. Pad see ewe was fine. Flavor was lacking. Sriracha helped give it some oomph. Fried rice average. Not my favorite stop but could see how it could appeal to some palettes.

A nice thai place.We went not too longer after they opened, so the AC wasn't functional yet, and it was really hot inside. The server did the best to cool us down by sitting us in front of some big fans, and made sure to give us a constant stream of iced water.All the food has customizable spice levels which is nice, and makes it suitable for people with various spice tolerances. I got the tofu pad see ew, and it was pretty good. The tofu was perfectly textured and flavored.

I go to this place fairly often when I used to live in Chicago, recently I visited the city and had to stop by again for the Golden Noodle soup, which is a signature dish here. I get it with the tofu and I'm never disappointed. The broth is so rich with flavor and I love the crispy fried sticks as well. The food is so so good, and the service is fairly fast. There's never a wait to get a table, which is a blessing as a regular. The decoration is so gorgeous, it transports me back to the street food markets back in Asia. There is a gorgeous mural and beautiful art work and magazine prints. Always love coming back here on my visits.

Sometimes when I'm craving pad Thai I will search Yelp for best pad Thai and this place came up in one of those searches. It was legit. This was absolutely the best pad Thai I've had in Chicago. Also the best pad see ewe. Also the golden curry noodles were a delight. All the noodles were made upon order, everything was incredibly hot and sitting inside you can smell the wok in action it was mouthwatering. I did have a little confusion when planning my visit- Yelp lists as three wheels noodles as does the sign out front, the website and the menus list as trike noodles. So in case anyone else was confused, it's all the same. Service was quick and the food was also prepared quickly. It looks like they do a lot of take out/ delivery as well I could find on grubhub and Uber eats.Portions sizes are great. There are so many more things on the menu I'm dying to try. It's mostly Thai with some other Asian inspired noodles. No outdoor seating, only about 7 tables of various sizes inside but we didn't have to wait around 6 on a Saturday. I can't wait to come back.

Get lots of noodles from here. It has noodles out the ying yang it seems. Three Wheels Noodle is a pretty hipster place with some kind of tricycle theme going on with these bikes all over the place and whatever. Even more food than just noodles, so explore if wanting something else. Prices are pretty okay for the quality and for being in a hipster place. First time here and we got noodles of course. It seemed like a wise choice, because after all they had to do these good, with it being in the name of the place. The entrees can be kind of expensive, but not crazy for around here though. It's about $14 for entrees. We found a few vegetarian ones of these. I got the Tofu And Noodle Bowl. Simple name but complex flavor. A lot was in it. This was thin rice vermicelli topped with bean sprouts, carrots, cilantro, cucumbers, house made ginger garlic sauce, lime, romaine, and marinated tofu. Filling. This had a nice spice. Have to try a noodle entree, but there's plenty more you can get. In addition, there's also rolls, soups, and more. There's a ton of things for vegans and vegetarians.