Nothing But Noodles

Hmmmm 3 stars you ask, weeeellllllll I will explain later on why it didn’t get a 4. I have eaten her a few times now and got to say I haven’t had any of the problems the other reviewers have had. Sooooo, here’s my take on it.
You walk in and either walk to the counter or wait a little bit in line to place your order. The staff that has taken the order are always curious and will explain to you what they have if you have a question. That was the limit of dealing with the staff.
The food, I have had the shanghai noodles, thai peanut, the spicy Cajun and stuffed shells. All were pretty good, the noodles were just past al dente, the broths were spicy and deep in flavor and the chicken, I added, was moist, fork tender and pleasant to eat.
Price, hmmmmmm how do I put this. My back pocket ached a little after I left each time. This is where the 3 not 4 stars come into play. I like Quality food at a decent price. The quality was there but the price is well pricey and here’s why. I am a carnivore! Give me meat! So to eat pasta without some sort of meat is punishable by law or at least should be. So basically you pick your pasta for $ 8 — $ 10 and then add your meat for $ 3+ and you have a $ 15 bill with out drink for lunch. I will be back because of the food and that alone but at these prices it will definitely detour some folks away.

My friend and I wanted to eat there and they were the only restaurant that was closed for the Super bowl. I mean who closes their restaurant for a football game? Did their manager make this decision? Very lame.

A group of us came here for the first time for a casual dinner. Quick service and great atmosphere. Most of us liked our meal but I got the kids Mac n cheese and it was more like a cheese soup.
Overall we enjoyed our time here however I think it definitely depends on what you order and personal preference.

The food was good, but what really put the nail in the coffin was the wait time. We waited 45 minutes from the time of order to the time the food actually arrived at the table. We’re assured multiple times «we were next» when people who came after us were served