Ferry Noodle House

Placed an delivery order from them on Bite Squad. It took forever to get to my house, My pad thai was okay, but I’ve had much better, at other places around Seattle. Not sure if we’d order from them again, to be honest.

This place is great for lunch if you work in the area! The portions are definitely worth the price and the prices are relatively cheap. My favorites are panang curry and pad prik. I’ve only eaten in the restaurant a couple of times and did notice that service could be a little slow. However, if you just want to do take out you can order online and just got pick it up. Its never taken more then 15 minutes from the time I ordered to picking up the food.

More than worth the stop! Spectacular ! ! I don’t want to say to many good things about this restaurant because they usually have a short wait and I’m afraid it will have to grow.

Placed a takeout order. It was ok I have had better. Minimal effort. Service was very good.

A good budget restaurant, prices are reasonable, quantity is good and food tastes well. The restaurant had variety of dishes and offered lunch combos. A small soup was actually not small and yellow curry rice was good. Do take care on the spice levels, I ordered a #3 and was left sweating in Dec weather.

I work next door. After tax, my Phad Thai is under $ 10 for lunch, and, unless I’m starving, I can keep half for the next day.
Great value on great food. I feel like it runs a little spicy. Their 3 feels like a 4 to me, but it’s still really good.

I LOVE Ferry Noodle House. They have delicious food! The only drawback is they don’t always bring it all out together, but that is okay because the taste makes up for it :).

I went there for first time today at lunch and it turned out to be a keeper.
I had the scallop dish with 5 stars… No joke on the heat there. The sauce was amazing, scallops were cooked just right not overly done.
My friend had the spicy eggplant with chicken which was also quite good.
Appetizers: potstickers. Yum!
Fresh roll with shrimp… Blah, not good, very bland even with the dipping sauce (not recommended and not for $ 8 – that’s a $ 4 dish in most Vietnamese restaurants that got a pretty pricey tag at a Thai place)

The location is a bit off the path but the service is friendly and prompt. The food was hot and flavorful but the Penang curry was a little spicy especial for 1 star. The pad Thai was really good and my daughter said the best she has had in a while.

Have tried eating twice in the last year, once during lunch time and once in the afternoon.
Both times I ended up leaving without even trying the food.
First time we were told to wait for a table. Okay no big deal… stood to the side while we waited and they absolutely forgot about us, immediately giving walk-​ins tables that were being bussed. When we asked, they told us to wait another 10 minutes. After a total of ~20 minutes there and seeing two parties of the same number seated before us we left.
Second time my coworkers and I asked for a table of 4… waited 5 minutes to be seated. We were given menus and waters promptly (thought finally get to try this place!) NOPE! No one and I mean NO ONE ever acknowledged us after that. Twice we told a short female serve we wanted to order, once she said she’d be with us. Next time she looked at us and ignored us.
A server with dyed hair we tried to get the attention of looked at us continually raising our hand and proceeded to do nothing. Left again and went to Quiznos.
Food may be good — who knows! I never got that far because their service is beyond non-​existent.

Friendly and fast service. We ordered take out before returning home on the ferry and had our food in about 10 minutes. It was delicious, however, I ordered medium spice and it tasted more like hot. Still delicious but it definitely burned a little lol

Sitting here waiting for my food. It’s 11:30 and I got here at 11:05. I order the same thing every single time so I already knew what I wanted but we literally had to ask them to take our orders. Before they took our orders, another table asked for recommendations and the server told them she didn’t have time for that and walked away.
Now I’m sitting next to my boyfriend who’s eating his entrée and almost finished. My friend and I still don’t have our food. Last time I’m coming here. They obviously do not care about their customers because they know they’re at a good location and they’ll have business regardless.

This place is crazy busy around lunch and I was here thinking that it was going to be semi easy to get something to eat for lunch.
They were really friendly and it’s not their they are just really good. The staff was hopping and friendly and the people kept coming.
It was about a 15 min wait and I waited patiently for my Chicken Pad See Eww. For $ 10 it’s a great meal.
I had been here before and the broccoli and carrots in it are crisp and hot while the heat of a 2 stars is almost perfect for me. I wish there was a 2 and a half. 3 stars was too much the last time.
The patrons in the place show to a first timer just how great they are.
I’m happy I found the place and can run in to get my faves any time.

Ordered a small bowl of hot Tom Yum soup with shrimp via Eat24. I picked up my order 20 minutes after I ordered and it was ready to go and the staff was very friendly. The spice level was perfect and the soup very yummy. Unfortunately by experience was ruined when I found out the $ 2 fee to add shrimp only got me three shrimps in my soup. Also, order rice as it does not come with it.

Ferry Noodle House (my friend!). long time, no c!
I have been waiting 2 come 2 this place again 4 some time, 2 finally do my fresh review of it. I used 2 come here a lot, when my lunch crew n I used 2 work closer.
no other Thai place around dt (downtown) or ct (Chinatown) even come close 2 here. Although there is Thai Curry Simple, which I like, but I like Ferry more overall.
no Mok Bang 4 this review. (Korean style, where u film urself eating n do watever.!) I might just do that, a Mok Bang style review 4 the next place I go 2 n review… ! ha ha
well, here comes the climax, thesis, moral of the story, or simply the moment u’ve been waiting 4!.. I got their chicken pud see u, 0 star w/​crag rangoons
the chicken pud see u was the same as yesterday. ever so consistent, I mean, it was like, it didn’t change (which I like). the perfect Thai style cuts of chicken, crinkly patterned carrots and American broccoli w/​the perfect seasoned soy sauced wide noodles. just, ol’, so, good.
the crab rangoons were good, crispy n creamy
I debated on getting their Thai Iced Tea n Coffee b/​c I usually order that in the past, in combining the 2 in making it ½ tea n ½ coffee. so good!
the service is superb n this place is busy as always, ppl come, ppl go, happy in, happy out
the only change from last time is, the prices went up $ 9 for Pud n $ 8 for rangoons
best of the best around dt n ct that is.

I’ve been to the Ferry Noodle House a few times in the last two years. I’m so glad they have partnered with Eat24 which makes ordering online so convenient. You can preorder your lunch and set the time for pick-​up. This saves you so much time because the line for lunch is LONG! It’s always packed in here, rain or shine. The prices are a little higher than other Thai restaurants, but the quality is good. Because they are so busy at lunch, the service has been a bit spotty — they confuse orders and payment options, so double check you are picking up the right food and all the food you ordered.
I recently noticed a sign for happy hour — will definitely check it out soon.

Date of service: Dec 1, 2014
Meal: Lunch, Dine in
All Ratings out of 10:
Quality of food: 8
Food to Spend Value: 8
Quality of Service: 6
Overall Rating: 7
There are a number of subpar Thai restaurants in downtown Seattle. Ferry Noodle House is NOT one of them. This is a favorite spot of mine for lunch with tasty food and good prices.
I went with a coworker for lunch, and we decided to start by splitting pot stickers They were tasty and hot. I also really enjoy getting the crab delight as an appetizer. For my main dish I went with one of my faves, the Scallop Prik Paow. I don’t go very spicy (2 star), but the flavor is really nice, and the dish is full of veggies and scallops, making for a nice sized portion. The sticky rice is typical but also good and hot. I also always get a Thai Iced Tea, and it is done well with just the right amount of cream.
The place has a quite a bit of seating but is always packed at lunch, meaning there will be a wait unless you time it right. If you plan on going with more than 4 people, you should definitely arrive very early, as it is more difficult to accommodate larger groups. The lunch prices are very reasonable and the food is always hot and tasty with good portion size. Service can be slow sometimes, but for such a good lunch I don’t typically mind. If you’re looking for a good Thai lunch spot in downtown Seattle, then this is a great one.

Not a bad place to go on the way home to catch the West Seattle or the Vashon Island water taxi.
HH specials will save you a few bucks on drinks and start early in the PM. Entrees are reasonably priced and cover the basics: different curries, rice, and noodles dishes. Nothing here is very wow-​ing, but it is good to quench any sudden Thai craving.
May return.

«Heads cut off» kind of service, took 15+ minutes to get the takeout (10 minute forecast)
But the food was DELISH!
I am HOOKed on chicken fried rice these days and they make it very well here.
Pretty classic prices (my fried rice was 8.70 after tax)
not a single smile from the servers during my experience, but then again… the fried rice was AMAZING

Came here on Halloween — I’ll be honest: at first a co-​worker and I wanted to go to Bibimbap, but we went next door to Ferry Noodle House instead because Bibimbap was closed for a week due to family emergency (until November 6^th if I remember correctly).
Even though we didn’t originally intend to come here, this place was rather pleasing for a few reasons. First, I’m a big Thai food whore, and any Thai place in the Downtown/​Belltown/​Capitol Hill area I want to know about. #Thaifoodwhore
Second, this place has a nice ambience. It was Halloween though, so the waitresses and waiter were wearing costumes, so I can’t really tell you how they usually are on the other 364 days of the week (or do they dress like that usually? hmm).
We ordered the spring rolls, yellow chicken curry lunch special, and pad kee mao AKA drunken noodles.
The spring rolls were nice and hot. They were surprisingly bland though. I guess the plum sauce that came with it was supposed to make up the blandness.
The yellow chicken curry was typical of Thai curries I’ve had in the past. Good spicy kick to it. The lunch special came with vegetarian pad thai. My problem with the pad thai is that it was a little too mushy — having it a la dente might have been better. Also, the pad thai did not include a lime or enough bean sprouts. I guess that’s what happens when pad thai is included as a side.
However, the pad kee mao was really good! We ordered it 3 out of 4 stars, and that was kind of spicy, so be careful with anything more than 2 stars if you can’t do spicy.
In conclusion, the food here was alright. I’ve had better Thai food, but it’s pretty decent here. I would come here again!