The Noodle, Thai Restaurant

S M 2 months ago

A very clean place to grab lunch or dinner with 3-5 friends. Plan ahead for larger groups. Food was average but high quality dinnerware they serve in. Cleanliness top notch. Large portion size.

cassius tyas 3 months ago

A wonderful find, light fresh food like Thai should be. I looked in on the other Thai restaurants in the area but mostly looked hyped. This was the real deal which you could tell from the clientele and the footfall picking up for take out. I always go for the Laab, as it’s a good test of authenticity and freshness, this did not disappoint. The people were lovely and the service was efficient, a superb light and very tasty meal!

Ying Zhang 5 months ago

No complaints about the service; they were quick and very friendly. Unfortunately, I was not the biggest fan of the food. The green curry noodles came with vermicelli, and I wanted to try it since it’s what they recommend, but it just was not the right texture for the curry I felt. The flavor of the curry itself was not super flavorful. I felt like more coconut milk could have been added to coat the noodles more. The spring rolls were good. I enjoyed the peanut sauce. We also sat at the front by the door, and it was rather cold in that seat.

Aklesh Prasad 5 months ago

Food was great and the service was quick, efficient, and very friendly. The staff made the experience even better with their welcoming attitude. The place was clean and well-maintained, creating a comfortable environment to enjoy a meal. It’s a perfect spot whether you’re looking for a quick bite on the go or want to sit down and dine in. Overall, a solid choice for a casual and satisfying meal.

A Blogger Edited 2 months ago

The Noodle is a fantastic Thai restaurant that brings authentic Thai food to Berkeley. It's small and casual, making it a really great place to bring your friends. It's also delicious and affordable, making the food addictive. My family and I have eaten here many times for all those reasons. The menu at the Noodle is extensive, so much so that it is hard to pick a favorite. I've been here enough to summarize the following menu highlights. The fried spring rolls, fried calamari, and larb are the best appetizers I've had in this town. The Pad Thai and Pad Se Ew here are fresh-tasting, delicious noodles you've got to try. If you can handle a little spice, then try the Pad Kee Mao as well. If you like fried chicken, the fried rice with fried chicken and the crispy mango chicken are incredible! And I would also recommend a tase of the Massaman Gai curry before you top everything off with the fried ice cream or the sticky sweet rice with mango. Some lesser known but still enticing menu items include the Khao Soi (which is great with their gluten free fried chicken) and the Lord of Noodles. Both of these are solid main courses you may or may not have tried elsewhere, made with the Noodl