Noodles & Company

Who doesn’t love noodles? I think I made a mistake in ordering the Mac & cheese because everything else looked so much more flavorful. With that said, I still fully enjoyed my Mac. Be warned, the small portion is HUGE! I couldn’t even finish it. Can’t wait to come back and try something different!

Ordered from the broken arrow location today for lunch. I had the penne Rosa. It was delicious. But now I’m over here dying from a horrible stomach ache. I was perfectly fine before I had eaten. It says that wine is used to make this dish, not sure if that did it or what. But its so bad, I really don’t think I can eat that dish again. But it did taste wonderful. Just wish it didn’t hurt my stomach.

Not this location but the one in broken arrow on Kenosha… We got there then waited 45 minutes for our food and as my friend would say it was delicious but not enough salt. Are there demons serving here? Maybe that is the reason for the bad service and lack of salt. I wouldn’t go here if you have any other plans at all that day. If you are utterly bored, have no life, and are looking for a great way to waste your night off work, this is the place for you. Two out of five stars only because of the lap dance I got… Instead of coupons may I add!

First impression the diverse menu is perfect for a diverse group: comfort food to spicy, great looking kids meals to fun wine pairings, American to Italian to Asian it’s all here. Service was quick and friendly. They’ve also done a great job with the space, some booths some bar stools. The food was great overall but it all needed Sriracha. The Penne Rosa with shrimp was spicy and had big chick of tomatoes, side of Thai Curry Soup was a little sweet, Indonesian Peanut Sauté good veggies light peanut taste, Potstickers were good but a little cold and like I said we put Sriracha on everything. Overall I’m very happy with it and plan on coming back.

i like this place. not a huge menu. but the food was good. good variety with the limited menu. have to try more entrees at this place. great to pickup food to take for lunch at work.

Used the app for my Bangkok curry bowl. This was my 1^st time here. The food hold up to my expectations, I’m such a condiment freak that I would have asked for extra had I known how yummy the sauce is! My main motive was to find something vegan on my first day of lent. This hits the spot. Can’t wait to try more food after Easter. Or maybe I’ll keep this as a favorite!
The place was busy, I would recommend giving them slack while they get into their grove. Because the taste is worth giving this place a shot.

No location listed for the new one in Broken Arrow. However, I love noodles and company. They have good food, good prices and deal with allergies, so there is no worries. It’s my new comfort food place.

This location will always mess up your food. Even if you’re the only person in the building. I’d advise going somewhere else.

Been wanting to try this place for while and finally got to go ordered the pad thai and bangkok curry to go, I was hoping to get a little bit more food in the plastic to go box for the money I paid; (the food was good nothing fancy or something I’d go back for though, it didn’t leave an impression on me … like WOW that was a really good meal can’t wait to come back. nothing like that …

I liked how this place had noodle dishes from all over the world. If you’re with people who like noodles, surely they would be able to find something they like. They also have sandwiches and salads, if you’re against noodles.
I got the alfredo montamore. It was okay. Not amazing. I did like how they made the Parmesan chicken, which was different. It wasn’t a crunchy breadcrumb breading like I thought it would be. More like a subtle coating of Parmesan flavor?
Staff was really nice and greeted us at the door and asked if we needed help with the menu since it was our first time.

First time there, got it to go for a work lunch run. For the price of $ 8 – 12 the amount of food we received was very little. Seeing the pictures from other reviews we received about half the amount they did. We also had both ordered extra meat (steak with extra chicken) with our bowls and did not receive it. The taste and freshness of the food was great, cant complain on that, but if we were to go again we’d probably try the mac’n’cheese.

This place reminds me A LOT of a place I used to work at called More Than Noodles. Sadly, it closes down years ago. This place brought me back to those days. For good reasons of course.
I got the Indonesian Peanut Sauté & it was so flavorful. Spicy peanut sauce, broccoli, carrots, cabbage, rice noodles, peanuts, Asian sprouts, cilantro & lime. Need I say more?! Nice little kick to it but I love spicy food. I love to add lime to Asian dishes. I added grilled chicken to it & it took it up a notch. Good stuff. A little Sriracha didn’t hurt as well.
With so many options to choose from, I don’t see how you can’t come back multiple times! Definitely had some more Asian dishes that I had my eyes on, like the Bangkok Curry. From Italian to Asian, this place will satisfy you.

We went in tonight and I think the girl taking our order was training or something because she asked us a few times to repeat our To-​Go order. Once it was delivered to us, it turned out to be incorrect. Mike (the manager?) went above and beyond to make things right for us. Great customer service! We are loving this place. We will be back soon.

My first encounter with Noodles & Company was when I was in Minneapolis; I thought it was just OK. Now in Tulsa; I found it to be no difference… it was just OK. I thought the concept is great but not so much for the execution; there is nothing special about their chicken soup, the mac and cheese, or the pasta. I know very well how Indonesian food should taste, but their Indonesian Peanut Sauté was not even close… so disappointing :(
My son said let’s just not go here often, maybe once every six months… and I agreed!

Me and my wife decides to stop by for lunch. We decided to try the Indonesian peanut sauté noodles and the Thai Curry soup. The noodles were great! They were not too sweet from the peanut sauce, and they had a nice medium heat. Both of us loved it. The Thai Curry Soup was not overpowering at all. It was a perfect blend of heat and coconut flavor.
The staff was pleasant and had a welcoming feel about them. Overall, this place was great. 5 stars! We will definitely be coming back for some more.

I really liked that you can get dishes from all over here, as others have mentioned. I can have Asian, you can have Italian, and that picky eater we all know (and love) can have their mac n cheese.
Well, it sounded like the kind of spot that would have me hooked. When I walked in, I was impressed by the modern seating and creative use of the space. The service was top notch at explaining the menu and making sure everything «was okay».
…And everything «was okay». I was fortunate enough to try three different dishes on my trip in and none of them really «hit it out of the ballpark» for me.
The Pad Thai was probably the most bland and uninspired I’ve ever tasted (it felt like several ingredients were missing). The dish was in no way bad– it just felt like a fast food version of what I’d get at a real Thai restaurant. Which is maybe unfair to expect of this place, but I still left having spent more on an inferior Pad Thai.
The «Thai Hot Pot» was maybe a little better, but the flavors were still pretty muddled. For me, this one almost felt random, with a broth that didn’t really suit the pork or peppers. It did come with this little piece of hard bread which was actually really good, especially when dipped in the broth. This is a temporary item and I’d be excited to see their next monthly dish… just I hope they don’t even attempt phở.
Finally, there was the Potstickers… and they were really good. This was the highlight of the meal– and it was only an appetizer.
One awkward thing which is probably related to the fact that the staff was still training: they came by our table eleven times to ask if we needed anything and to clear dishes (which still had food on them). At one point, I said «everything is fine» and the server took the appetizer dish before I was done with it. Not a big thing, but I’d almost say this was over-​attentive service (which I don’t mind).
Ultimately, I’d go back. I probably would do well to try more of the non-​Asian elements, as perhaps the bar is set a little high. I hope that training week means that the problems were getting worked and not that the restaurant was operating at peak performance.

This was a pretty neat place to eat, very modern seating and decoration. Filled with booth and tables. Also there is outside seating for nice warm sunny days outside.
As you walk in the menu is on your left posted on the wall, very easy to read. They have great varieties of salads, sandwiches, soups, and noodle dishes. They have to go menu so if you want to take it home you can. They have a soda machine full of different flavors and varieties. There is a wine bar and a few beers.
I ordered there special Thai Hot Pot, very delicious, flavor is great, has many vegetables and meats. The broth in the soup was amazing. My partner had the Pad Thai, this dish was a little bland not much flavoring but still a good choice but does not compete with many Thai restaurants. But we also ordered potstickers and they were delicious.
The customer service was very great, nice people, greeting you as you walk in, checking in on you to make sure everything was great and if we needed anything to let them know.
So I would defiantly come back excited to try something new.

We went to their training day on Friday. Though they were crowded (it was free, so I can’t say I was shocked), our food was out quickly and the servers checked on us often. I had the Wisconsin Mac n cheese with grilled chicken, my fiancé had the penne rosa with steak. Portions are great for the price, and extremely good. Though, like a previous reviewer, I will say it is a small building with close together seating.
We’ll be coming back soon — though probably getting it to go, to avoid the crowding.

Went here for lunch while they were training. I saw a few people walking in while I was headed down 71^st and thought they were finally open for business. Turns out it was a training day but the best part was they fed me anyway and it was FREE! Just another of many reasons to love Noodles and Company. I got the Penne Rosa with grilled chicken and it was done correctly. The layout is a little different than other Noodles Co as there is a small space for wine service. This place is well on its way to making people happy so get down there before it starts being perpetually over crowded. Location is the only downside as it is on the busiest stretch of road in Tulsa.

This place is «globally inspired” – when you want Asian and your date wants Cajun, this is the place.
We had the udon noodles, spaghetti with meatballs, buffalo mac, and pad Thai. Everyone else ate the potstickers before I had a chance to try them so they must have been good. The cucumber tomato appetizer was nice and fresh, it was a nice contrast to the noodles.
Service was quick and pleasant. They cleared our empty plates, which was an unexpected nicety.
Come check it out, and join the noodlegram club for free birthday lunch.