Drunken Noodle - Table reservation

Enjoyed dinner while in the area from out of town. Typical Thai restaurant. Easy to miss when driving by as there are 2 trees blocking it from the road. Street parking available down the block. Food was great and portions were huge! Service was friendly and fast. We ordered drunken noodles along with the cashew chicken. They can make almost everything gluten free which is a huge plus. This is a pretty close rival to our favorite Thai place back home.

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Don't blink if you're looking for the Drunken Noodle. I went past it because I couldn't see their sign. The tree line was partially blocking it. This place is for the take-out crowd. There is seating but it doesn't have the atmosphere to eat in.We ordered the Spring rolls, Pad See Ew with Tofu, and Drunken Noodles with Chicken. Standard good Thai food. Would order here again if we are in the neighborhood.

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You know when you're hungry and forget to take pictures, this was that moment. We ordered the house fried rice, pad see ew, drunken noodles, drunken yakisoba, red curry and pad kra pao. Food was delicious, out of everything house fried rice and yakisoba noodles 10 out 10 on taste. Definitely a hit with the family for Father's day lunch.Food: 4/5

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This is th second worst Thai food we've had in Portland. We spent over $50 for two dishes and after just a few bites we had to give up on trying to eat it. Everything can be described as watery. The Thai tea was watery, the yellow curry was bland the heat was the only flavor offering), the pad see ew was just flavorless.Food: 1/5

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The menu has a lot of options. I decided to get the drunken noodle and gyoza. The food was hot and didn’t wait long at all. I recommend eating here.

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