Thai Style Noodle House

The food was awesome, they were slow but our server is very attentive, I got the bbq pork with fried rice then babe has noodles idk what it called then got a calamari for appetizer I give 4 stars because they do chit chat and didn’t ask if we wanted the bill or anything

This is a typical lunch place for my colleagues and I. There’s lots of variety and so far all have been satisfying. The service is great as well.

Spiciest Pad Thai I’ve had, good food for good price. I recommend it, just not for the service.

This place is our go to when we don’t know where else to eat. The price for the food is very affordable. The food had always been good; not anything superb or spectacular though. It’s like home cooked food.
I’m surprised that other people said customer service is lacking. In my experience, been here about six times, they have always been polite and pleasant. They do not have chit chat kind of customer service, which I prefer, I guess.

So far the best Thai restaurant I’ve been to. I’ve tried other Thai restaurants but I always find myself coming back to this place. The service is fast and excellent. The food are on point and very well seasoned. The price is very cheap. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone.

Went here once and ordered the Thai Style Noodle (I think that’s what it was called lol) with a spicy level 3. It was so delicious and the spice level was just right for me. The portion was great for the price paid and I definitely want to come back and try other dishes!

Love this place. Their curry with pumpkin is awesome, and I also love the duck fried rice.

This is an average type of place. The food, the service and the ambiance are all adequate, but nothing special. It’s priced fairly for what you get. If you are looking for a night that you will forget or are hoping for «nothing special» and you aren’t in a hurry to get your drinks refilled then this is the spot for you.

The food is good but the service was not good at all. I asked for a lemon and they gave me a rind with nothing on it. The curry was really good. It even made up for the fact that they blatantly ignored my empty glass my whole meal.

I would drive here from Orange County, where I live, just to eat here. It was that good. I have been to Thailand twice for extended periods, and this food brought back some great memories. The staff were very friendly and helpful. My food arrived five minutes after I ordered, and the serving size was plentiful. I ordered the crispy pork over steamed rice. There were a couple sauces on the side — savory and sweet and sour. The pork was perfectly crispy and tender in the middle. I got a Thai iced tea, and since they were out of the regular small glasses, they gave me a huge mug, at the cost of the smaller size.

Giving it 3 stars just for the food and price. Food is very tasty and reasonable with the price and portion. But only 3 stars because the service was very lacking. I eat here or at least order to go from here often but every time I come to this location the employees never seem happy. I don’t know if it’s just me they don’t like or what. But I never see them smile or even say thank you.
I’m literally afraid to ask them for anything because they seem so upset all the time.
It’s sucks because they food is great. Wish the service was the same.

So, I’m disappointed.
For me, one of the most beautiful things about living in this town is the accessibility to good food and even better service at all price points at the drop of a hat.
AMAZING restaurants with little to no wait… EVER. I started going to Thai Style Noodle house a few years ago at the Ft. Apache location. They have amazing food, at great prices… it was my «go to» for takeout dinners.
To my pleasant surprise, I found this location near my work. I frequent Soho House and Scoop in the same strip mall (both of which are spectacular).
So let’s get some perspective. My husband and I are in our mid 30’s. Both professionals, and eat out 6 nights a week… solid. We don’t cook. We go to Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, American, Indian… you name it, we like it. We are true foodies.
To be fair, the food/​price balance here is excellent. I’ve never had anything but delicious food from the Ft. Apache location.
But this location. Ugh.
We order from this place (from the office) on average once every 2 weeks. I get the same thing for lunch every time. Every time, I get pad see ew with a level 3 out of 10 spice. Side note: I put sriracha on my foods, I get the hot salsa at Mexican restaurants… I’m good with spice. But at lunch, with the pad see ew, I get a 3 because I don’t want the spice to take anything away from the delicious flavor of the noodles themselves.
Sometimes I’m sad and I can’t taste any of the spice. I figure, it’s ok. Still delicious.
But today… today we ordered the same. When I opened the box, I knew there was a problem. I could see red everywhere. Every single bite I loaded on my fork had visibly 10 – 15 specks of red chili flakes. I took 3 bites and was literally sweating. SWEATING! My pregnant coworker who can’t get enough spice had ordered a level 5 out of 10 and couldn’t even put down 3 bites!
We called, politely explaining that the food was nearly inedible and guess what we got???
ATTITUDE!
We were told «WELL IM NOT CREDITING YOU UNLESS YOU BRING BACK THE UNEATEN FOOD». Wow? Who asked for a refund? We want lunch.
Then when we said «ok, we can bring it back» we got a lecture about spice.
Anyways…
When we walk in, we get eye rolling from the young man working the counter. And he proceeds to tell us (literally, no exaggeration) «WE CAN NOT CONTROL THE SPICE. IT DEPEND ON THE CHILLI».
Are you EFFING kidding? Have I not eaten Thai food a thousand times?! Then he refuses to make the food with any spice.
I’ve never met a ruder person. To be so rude and diva-​like to two women who just want some edible lunch!
I won’t be coming back. I guess that’s why this place is always empty. Lol.
I used to feel bad and always suggest it to people. No more!!! Stay away!!!
There are a dozen other Thai restaurants in a 5 mile radius. Go elsewhere!
To management or the owner, take note that customer service MEANS something. And you’ve lost a customer (and anyone I can tell).

My boyfriend and I tried this place out since we just recently moved to this side of town. We haven’t had Thai food on this side of town and I’ve been craving some spicy pad Thai noodles! Stumbled upon this little spot all thanks to Unilocal!
We quickly took our seats and our drink orders were ordered almost instantly. The Thai tea was okay, I’ve had better. I ordered spicy chicken pad Thai. The portion sizes were fairly large. Everything was fresh! My boyfriend ordered the beef soup with rice noodles and he enjoyed every last sip of it.
Service was quick and the servers were super attentive. Made sure they checked up on us as well as the other customers in the restaurant fairly often.
As far as cleanliness, they get an A+! If you could guess by now… I’m HUGE on cleanliness. You can tell the owners and workers take the time out to clean each individual booth thoroughly.
Happy to say that I think I have finally found my «go-​to» Thai food restaurant!

Another great time in Vegas! We found this location last year and loved it! I was so excited that it hasn’t changed. The atmosphere was pleasant. Quiet soft rock music in the background and tvs for us to watch nearby. Nok, our server was great! She was very attentive and kept the iced tea coming.
Our food was really good. I had Thai fried rice and my husband had Pad Thai. And of course our egg roll appetizer was fried to perfection. We will be back next year when we come back to town.

Common question of a work day: «What’s for lunch?»
Common answer: «Thai»
I love Thai places at lunch that offer lunch specials because it’s such a bang for your buck. Recently, my go-​to, Archi’s failed me. Disappointed with their pad thai, I was left to venture out other spots.
Guess what? Thai Style Noodle House does NOT offer lunch specials, but their prices, portions, and taste make up for it!
The pad thai was pretty good, not the best. It came out with a zero spice level, due to the server not asking «how spicy.» I had to ask for the spice rack to cater to my taste buds. I also ask for lime, which they did not have. Um, ok. They had lime juice, which I accepted.
Yellow curry with tofu was tasty and they really hook you up with the tofu! The curry did not taste sickly sweet like some other places.
Since my child was with me, I opted for a «bland» side dish. I got the scrambled egg with ground pork dish for $ 3ish. Perfect. It looked and tasted like a Filipino torta. It was a big portion and only dented ¹⁄₆ of it.
Those on 30 minute lunches, I would advise calling in your order and picking up. Those with 1 hour lunches, it may not be realistic to dine in either. From ordering to receiving our food, was about 30 minutes. Then you have consider driving to and from, plus actual eating time, paying, and boxing everything up.
Interior is cool, modern, and spacious. Seating is like 90% booths. Service was average.
Can’t wait to return and try more menu items!

Omg yaaassss!!!
Spicy level 9 is the business!
I’m one to always request a large side of limes and extra spice. Not this place! To perfection!!!
Prices are just Right also! :D
Happy belly happy guest!

I don’t want to share the fact that I go here every chance I get, but how can I not share the fact that the food is good, cheap and you get a lot for your money. I used to go to their Chinatown location, then started going to the Fort Apache location and now that there is one literally 5 mins from my house, it just makes it too easy to order for pick up or dine in.
So far, I’ve shared this restaurant with all my coworkers and they all LOVE this place. Everyone’s favorite (including myself) has been the duck noodle soup, I get mine with egg noodles and add wonton. For a year or two, it was the ONLY dish I would order… I would look over the menu and tell myself I was going to try something else but always went back to the duck noodle soup. crazy right? Well one day, I saw a Vietnamese family all order the same thing at the table next to us. I asked the waiter what they were eating and discovered Rad Na… so I started ordering Rad Na for a while. It was delicious! Flat rice noodles with Chinese broccoli and your chose of meat in a yummy gravy. my mouth is watering just thinking about it!
Gradually I’ve worked through the menu, it was been at least 5 years since I’ve discovered Thai Style Noodle House and I have to say my current crush and my go to lately is their Pad See Eew and their Spicy Eggplant with rice, but the must have with any rice dish (you can find it on their sides menu) is their egg omelette with pork.
Are they the BEST in Vegas? No if you take into account Lotus of Siam, BUT, they are great if you don’t want to spend an arm and a leg. AND if you know me, you know I LOVE noodles and they are the only place in Vegas if you want delicious Thai boat noodle soups!

This was my first time trying the Thai Style Noodle House on Jones and Warm Springs. You can find Thai Style Noodle House on the southwest corner and right behind the Lucky’s Lounge.
We saw the good reviews on Unilocal!and decided to give it a shot.
Wow! What a gem!
Things I like–
— Ordered the Tom Yum soup with vermicelli noodles ($ 6.95), the chicken pad see ew ($ 6.95), and the BBQ chicken fried rice (also $ 6.95) Portions were very healthy for the price point and everything tasted so yummy!
— the chicken pad see ew almost had a subtle sweetness to its flavoring that made the dish very tasty! Not overpowering, but still noticeable… it was just right! :)
— the chicken fried rice was very tasty and the rice was soft and fluffy!
— the tom yum was served in a HUGE bowl and this was the first time I’ve had it served to me in town with the vermicelli noodles. So tasty and full of flavor!
— service was friendly and competent.
— the actual restaurant itself is very spacious and is tastefully decorated. Lots of purple and pink!
Things I did not like–
— the soft drinks, once again, served in a can ($ 1.50 each). Argh!
Aside from the whole soda in a can thing, I love this place and will definitely be back on numerous occasions! Great food, in healthy portions, at a reasonable price! This place is somewhere you definitely want to make a point to check out if you appreciate some good Thai food!
4.5 stars!

The first Pad Thai I’ve tried in Vegas I’ve actually enjoyed!
I went with one of my girlfriends and we wanted to fill up on some delicious Thai carbs. We got Pad Thai, Pad See Eu and Thai Spice Noodle. I love spicy food but I know Thai restaurants don’t joke about their spice so I ordered mine a spice of ⁷⁄₁₀. The spiciness was just right and I was very happy with the Pad Thai.
The Thai Spice Noodle was good too, however it had a lot of cilantro in it which gave it too much of a herbal taste for me. To be honest, I thought the Pad See Eu was pretty tasteless… I brought it home for my roommate who was starving and we stir fried it over the wok adding in more flavor.
Three noodle dishes were around $ 22 or so, incredibly affordable! I would definitely return here for the Pad Thai as it is my favorite Thai dish. Absolutely delish!

Thai Style Noodle House has always caught my eye since regular at Liu same shopping mall. Thai food is definitely one of my favorites. So was excited about coming in for lunch and trying some of the food.
I ordered the Chicken and Shrimps Silver Noodles. I was in the mood for a nice hearty noodle dish for lunch. This dish delivered on point!!! They were not skimpy on the protein either chicken or shrimp, nice amount of vegetables from bean sprouts, carrots, cabbage, and the clear noodles again nice portion size. I really liked the sauce not really heavy gravy sauce but more light sauce. Not over powering. All the vegetables had nice crunch, al dente, and looked eye appealing just looking at it. It reasonable price. Menu is pretty diverse with lots of pictures just in case not sure.
The service was excellent. I got seated soon as I walked in. Never had empty glass. The décor is pretty interesting. It had bland look too it. Sure the walls are painted so nothing like cafeteria style. On one side of the walls there couple widescreen televisions. Other then that and one sculpture that sit on the counter. Odd. Yet they have modern look between the light fixtures above and the seats. If you walk in never think going into Thai restaurant. Good or bad? It all about the food for me. In Thai Style Noodle House case am FAN. No doubt plan on making it regular lunch spot for me and trying more of the menu.