Thai Chef & Noodle Fusion

Thai Chef & Noodle Fusion is excellent. They serve one of the most flavorful Pad Thai dishes I’ve tasted in this area. I have not been a fan of tofu in the past and have merely tolerated it in other versions of the dish, but at this place the tofu is fried perfectly and is actually my favorite part of the meal! I’d like to try different entrees at this place but I can’t pull myself away from the chicken Pad Thai just yet.
The Moon Dumplings and Tom Kha (coconut soup) are also very delicious.

After reading the reviews, I had to check this place out. Well, I had the Thai basil chicken dish. To me, it tasted like common Chinese food. There was hardly any chicken, and from what I tasted, it was cheap and lower quality. That stinks because I had high hopes for the place based on previous reviews…

The restaurant opens at 11:30 but the heat is not turned on until 11:45.
Temperature aside, the atmosphere was very nice. Nice décor with soothing Thai music playing in the background.
The food was standard Thai fare; they had a few Burmese dishes but nothing too extraordinary. Price point for the lunch special and most appetizers around $ 10.
If you go with a large group, be aware they only allow two credit cards per table and will not split checks. Bring cash or be ready to play credit card roulette.
BYOB as well

Wow, first time for these NYers and we will be back again and again. The variety of options slowed us down as we needed to explore the menu.
The waiter was very patient with us and we asked many questions as well as what they are most known for. Drunken noodles he replied.
We started off with the Chicken satay and boy it was terrific, tender and tasty.
My wife had the drunken noddles with tiger shrimp… Next time I’ll get that. It was great. I had the shrimp/​chicken and eggplant in ginger and that was great.
Two fabulous dishes to start with.
We will be back, this is now on our regular to go to list.

I could eat stay chicken with peanut sauce all day!
its my favorite in the whole world!

Drove by here a hundred times before finally trying it. Was very glad I did. Soup was hot and delicious. Basil chicken was tasty and nice portion size. Fried rice was ok, could’ve been more well done. Will definitely come back to try some more dishes.

This place over all is really good!
I go there for the lunch special with my coworkers, almost every week. Very good price (~$ 11) for 3 dishes: soup, appetizer and entry! With this deal, I leave the place always full and happy.
I usually order coconut soup, which is delicious, chicken dumplings that are also delicious, and a pad thai. The pad thai is a bit more «oily» and heavy than my taste, however it is still great.
The service is fast, polite and friendly. We always find a table without any waiting time. Maybe on Fridays the place becomes more busy.
Definitely I recommend it!

I have eaten in and gotten takeout from here many times. I usually get chicken pad Thai with spring rolls. It’s a huge portion and the sauce is awesome. I’ve gotten the phở before but it isn’t as good as it is at some other local places so I usually stick with the other noodle dishes. It’s a nice place for a date if you don’t feel like traveling into the city because the tables are private and the service is really great!

Beautiful décor as you walk in! I was always curious to see what’s inside this tiny place finally when we walked in its beautiful little cozy place! We were greeted by friendly staff and seated immediately. Good food not outstanding okay Thai food! Great for date nights.

I love this place! I love that you can substitute most of their dishes as vegetarian and get tofu. So delicious and good vibes:)

Cute and clean… Great service and the food is delicious. The portions were perfect as well. Not too much, but still generous!
A definite favorite, and a hidden gem!

I’ve had many of the items on the menu, but the stand out for me is the Kang Ped (Duck Curry). It is absolutely delicious with a generous amount of duck and just the right amount of heat.

Drunken noodles=amazing but wish it came with more shrimp! Service was quick, and staff was pleasant.

My favorite restaurant ever. Being a vegetarian makes my options limited, but lucky for me, Thai Noodle Fusion exists. They have a wide range of options for vegetarians that never fail to impress. Wonderful options for non vegetarians as well. Their phở is delicious, plenty, and for a good price.
The atmosphere is relaxing, as well as scenic. They even play a laid back soundtrack for background noise so there isn’t an uncomfortable still silence. If you’re not good with figuring out tips, then you’re in luck, for they have a tip guide at the bottom of your check. You’ll want to give a hefty tip too, especially since the staff (from who I’ve met) is quite friendly. Overall a great experience every time I come here.

First time trying Thai food so I am not really sure how it is supposed to be. The appetizers were awesome! The crab Rangoon was my favorite! The entrees I did not think we’re great. I didn’t like mine. And I tried two because I shared with a friend. Although my boyfriend had the curry duck and can not stop raving about how good it was! Overall really cute place, great for a date night, but the food is so, so.

Went for dinner with a friend and we shared the Crab Rangoon as an appetizer. It was so good! I’ve only had it before at Asian buffets and now I know what they are supposed to taste like, especially with the real crab meat! I got the Thai Red Curry Noodle with chicken and my friend got the Pad Se Ew. Both were delicious and we would get them again.
Went for lunch with the same friend and I definitely recommend coming for lunch if you can. The prices are cheaper and you can choose a small soup and appetizer. I got the Tom Kha soup and two Moon Dumplings. I loved the soup but wasn’t a huge fan of the deep fried dumplings. My friend got the Tom Yum soup and two Crispy Wontons stuffed with shrimp and chicken. She said they were good but the Crab Rangoon is better. The Tom Yum soup was a little salty but had a nice spice. For entrees I got the Drunken Noodle with chicken «very spicy» and she got the Pad Se Ew again. They were both delicious and mine was definitely spicy. I think next time I’ll try what she got since she likes it so much and I really want to try their Pad Thai at some point too.
The service is wonderful, always very attentive. The décor is really nice too, great decorations with cozy little nooks made with privacy screens.

My wife and I stopped here after a movie at the nearby Neshaminy Mall. We sat at a cozy corner table, with bamboo walls giving us a feeling of intimacy. Since it’s a BYOB place, I brought a beer. I tried the creamy mushroom soup, which as very good, though it’s hard to imagine it’s a traditional Thai dish. The mushrooms were apparently pureed because there was not one in the soup. We also had the delicious crispy wontons, stuffed with shrimp and chicken.
My main dish was the Bangkok Eggplant, with shrimp, chicken, eggplant and green pepper. It was not spicy, which the menu admits, but it was very good. I would have liked a bit more kick. My wife enjoyed the Pad See Ew. It was a nice place and I’d come here again when passing near Penndel.

Delicious lunch on a frigid cold day! I had a lunch special of wonderful extra spicy Tom Yum soup, moon dumplings & very good pad Thai. The good was so enjoyable, hot and flavorful. My friend texted me to bring her an order of shrimp Pad Thai and two Tom Yum soups… extra spicy. They loved the food I brought them.
The service was excellent. I felt very welcomed!
The meal was only marred by two screaming babies being taken to lunch by two dads who sorely needed their wives to handle the situation. Dads chose to ignore the noise perhaps thinking they were at home.
I’ll be back!

Get the moon dumplings. They are perfectly fried balls of deliciousness especially with the accompanying sauce.
I also had the drunken noodles which were very tasty but a little soggy in texture which lost them a star in my book. If you are just trying this place out, you can’t go wrong with the pad Thai. I have only had take-​out from here so perhaps the dine-​in version of the meals are a little different.

Nothing extraordinary about the food. Typical selection of Thai food. I just returned from Thailand last week, so my baseline for Thai food could be biased.
Does the food here tastes like it does in Thailand? No. But does it taste good? Yes.
The décor is like Thailand, with its elephant-​shaped candleholders and bead curtains. The Pad Thai noodles were a little more wet than my preference. Flavor was a little lacking (even with the presence of Tamarind), and the extra spicy was not at all spicy.
The Drunken Noodles was also too wet, so maybe that is the chef’s cooking style. But the flavor was great — an explosion of Basil in every bite.
The Tom Kha (coconut soup) was milky, but I love coconut so I enjoyed it. The other appetizers offered were of the fried variety — spring rolls, fried wontons, chicken dumplings, moon dumplings. I had them all and the moon dumplings (with the pork inside), probably was the most flavorful. The other fried items pretty much tasted the same: fried dough, but not oily at all.
The Thai Tea was actually one of the better ones I’ve ever had; not overly sweet and not overly milky. Calorie counting aside– I’d get this again and it’d be worth the extra minutes on the treadmill.
Overall, while the food wasn’t like the Thai food I was recently exposed to, it was good for the Drunken Noodles and I would eat here again. The lunch specials is a very good deal to pass up — $ 10 for an entrée, soup and appetizer. My friend ordered a full entrée pad thai, while I ordered the lunch special pad thai… and the portions seemed identical! Only thing was mines was slightly cheaper and came with a soup and appetizer! (Appetizer is actually just half a full appetizer, but still worth it). So definitely get the lunch special if you can — it’s offered 7 days a week until 3pm!