Noodle Alley

I still love their food but they are not open when they say they are. It’s extremely frustrating to try and order and there’s not even a message on the answering machine to let you know if they are out of town or if they have closed. This has happened to me 10+ times over the last 2 years.

I ordered some curry fried rice and was surprised how flavorless it was. Maybe this is how the real thing is but as an American I didn’t really like it. However the waiter was great and the restraunt is acceptable !!

Noodle Alley is probably best for take out unless you really like sitting in a mostly empty restaurant. The food is delicious and the portion sizes are great. The price is just right for what you get and the customer service was quite acceptable, but that was because we were the only ones there. That didn’t bother me. This place is probably best for takeout or a nice private meal, but I will have to come back and see how busy they are another time. I look forward to eating here again. The yellow curry was great!

Ordered the spicy catfish from Dine In delivery. It took longer than when I used the courier to get food from a nearby sub shop, but that may or may not be the fault of the restaurant. Loved loved loved the food. That is all.

Had an enjoyable experience multiple times here. Pad That, Drunken Noodles, Red Curry, all very good.

This is not real Thai food. I am order pad kra pao and recommend hot and spicy but no taste. That is make me feel disappointed !!!

Horrible «Thai» food.
Myself and two friends decided to try this place on a Friday afternoon after discovering our favorite Thai restaurant had closed. I ordered pad kee mow one friend ordered pad see ew and our friend who was unfamiliar with Thai food went with the safe bet, pad Thai. None of these dishes tasted anything like any Thai dish that is or has existed… Ever. The pad Thai was a super sweet over-​sauced abomination that couldn’t even approach what it should taste like. My pad kee mow had zero flavor, save for the horrible over cooked vegetables and I’m almost positive the mushrooms came out of a can… I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone and consider it’s food an insult to Thai cuisine.

It is wonderful. Best pad– thai any where around here we will be back!!! Great service and excellent food!!!

Great, affordable, their red curry is my fav

This little thai restaurant that is tucked inside a strip mall is very unassuming from the outside but once you walk in you wonder if you walked into the right place. Very cute décor with intimate seating. The restaurant is small and cozy, which is a good thing. Our lone server was very friendly and helpful. We order the wings that come in a sweet and sour sauce. My kids ordered the Thai grilled chicken and devoured their plate within seconds. I’m assumed it was really good cuz they left nothing in the plate besides the bones. I had the Basil Tilapia which was very flavorful. I don’t live in the area but will definitely come back to this place when I am.

My boyfriend never really eats Thai food so I took him here to try it, that ended up being a huge mistake. I think we went on a Sunday. We walked in and the restaurant was completely empty of any other patrons. That should have been my first sign. We order crab rangoon and panag curry chicken bowl with rice to split and a Thai ice tea. The food came out way too quickly, like literally 7minutes after I ordered. That was the second sign this wasn’t going to be a good experience. I know that some meal prep must be conducted but I want my food cooked somewhat fresh when I order it. What I was given seemed like it came from a large tub of precooked panag from the fridge that was reheated. The chicken in it smelled old which made the whole dish smell really off. The sauce tasted weird, like old chicken. I stopped eating to take a sip of my iced tea and there is a flea in it. Not the biggest deal but still gross, sometimes it happens. Then my boyfriend shows me a disgustingly thick hair in his food. I’m done with this place. I informed the waiter of how I felt as nicely as I could and let him decide what should be done. He said he comp the whole meal and so I left a tip for him and left. I have no plans on ever returning. I guess I will stick to Cambodian Thai.

Their green curry is the best I’ve had. I also really enjoyed the mango sticky rice.
The service was extremely polite
I am definitely coming back!!!

Meh.

I’ve ordered a few items for take-​out in the last few months. Phad Thai, Tom Yum, Green Curry, Drunken Noodles, Duck and Basil, etc. It’s never been great or even really good. I think there’s a «freshness» factor that’s not happening in the preparation, at least in this recent period (I see some glowing reviews, mostly older).
Most recently, I re-​ordered a Tom Yum and found it literally not worth eating, as the broth was clearly too thin (not enough meat and bone involved, or maybe they don’t even make their own broth?). I don’t like writing negative reviews, but I will not get anything more from this place unless I hear that things have changed. It is surely a struggle to keep a place going in that rather dingy strip mall. But food is food.

One of my favorite thai places. I always go for the drunken noodle with a kick. When I go there usually isn’t a lot of people there so service wasn’t too bad.

The best Thai restaurant in this area. We like every dish we have tried, very delicious. The price is fair and the place is nice and quiet. If you like asian food, we would definitely recommend this restaurant.

mediocre Asian place for the area. Prices are very reasonable.

My husband and I came here for the first time this past Sunday (²⁄₁₇). Neither of us had ever been here before but I had wanted to try it for a long time. We had a wonderful visit! We had chicken satay and steamed dumplings for appetizers and pad thai (chicken for me, beef for him) as our entrees. I got mine without heat and he ordered his with medium heat. The heat was good without overwhelming the dish. And the portions are pretty big.
Our waiter was informative and attentive. He never once let our water glasses go empty.
Overall great visit! We will definitely be back again for more pad thai and to try other dishes as well.

If I had reviewed this place after the first several times I went there (in early 2011), it would’ve gotten 4 stars, with maybe even a 4.5 write-​in; however, the quality of the service and food slowly deteriorated through when I graduated college in May 2012 and left area (though I still went… which says something). They have a really bad practice of bringing out dishes very far apart, even up to 15 minutes one time. Not saying that they should bring out 1 cold dish and 1 hot dish, but the cooking timing should be better.
Noodle Alley’s pad thai is the best pad thai I’ve had. I’ve had a lot of pad thai, and it’s not my all time favorite thai dish, but this is really good pad thai. Something about it — not too saucy, noodles are the right firmness, lots of peanuts, fresh veggies, and good amounts of meat/​tofu. Their thai fried rice is very good too, and the crab rangoon is outrageously tasty. Again, I noticed a slight deterioration in food quality over the year and a half I frequented here, but the most noticeable degradation was in service.
I would recommend it, but mostly for takeout. And very specifically for crab rangoon + pad thai.

The décor is way to funny to pass up – it was a hilarious experience (it looks like a fifties diner on the outside, and a southern buffet restaurant on the inside… only with large oriental fans on the walls) with surprisingly good food!
Drunken noodles were delicious, edemame are always a win for me. Wasnt so crazy about the curry.