I ordered the dumpling soup filled with shrimp and chicken, and it was delicious! It also had cabbage in it, which added to the flavor. My fiancé tried the coconut soup, which was good as well, but it had a hint of jasmine that I wasn’t a fan of. I preferred my soup! For dinner, we shared the fried red snapper, but I found it quite chewy due to the frying method. At $23, I didn’t think it was worth it. The steamed veggies and white rice were the best part of the meal. Overall, the prices are quite high; they wanted $11 for just two scoops of ice cream or a small piece of cake for dessert, which isn't worth it. However, I would definitely order the soup again!
I love the food here and it's been consistently good. However, since the pandemic they've been hiking prices by a lot. I walk out of there with paying over $20 a dish not even including a tip and they're not special dishes. That's bonkers. I rememberpaying less than $15 a dish a few years ago. They're now the most expensive asian food spot that I've seen in the area. One ofthe other Thai locations is a whole $5 a dish cheaper for the same thing. I hate goodbyes but I may be looking elsewhere forreasonably priced food.
The only place I?ll get Thai food. Worth the money and the drive. Must have: Spicy Drunken Noodles with Duck. Even if you?re not big into duck, the duck in this dish is so worth it. Duck Is a fattier poultry and it soaks into the noodles making this dish todie for. My partner doesn?t ever eat duck, but she always gets the duck on this dish, extra spicy. Their crab Rangoon and springrolls are also very good, but the drunken duck noodles are the star of this show.
I usually order from the Glen Mills location because it's more convenient for me. However, I recently decided to try the Media location and was surprised by the stark contrast in taste and quality of the food. The Bangkok Eggplant didn’t stand up to the one from Glen Mills, and the chicken was quite unappealing. Overall, I found the dish disappointing. I won't be ordering from the Media location again.
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The portions at Nooddi Thai Chef are smaller compared to other restaurants offering the same prices. The Tom Yum soup was barely enough to fill the bowl, and the drunken noodles did not come with the advertised wide noodles. Considering the price, I expected more. I would not recommend this place and would not order from here again.
We followed our waitress’s recommendation and really enjoyed our meals. I highly recommend this place; everything was delicious! However, the rice portions are a bit small, so if you're a rice lover like me, be sure to request an extra portion in advance. The servers were exceptionally attentive as well!
I often order from this restaurant and I absolutely love it. They have a wide variety of dishes that can be made gluten-free, and I’ve never had a bad experience with any of my meals. I particularly enjoy the Vietnamese rolls, fried rice, and pad thai. I highly recommend giving the moon dumplings a try!
The food is consistently outstanding! The delivery is quick, and they have great gluten-free options available. I highly recommend this restaurant!
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The food was fantastic. I ordered a curry dish, a salad, and some moon dumplings or something similar. Everything was incredible!
The Massaman Curry didn’t meet my expectations, and the Pad See Ew was also disappointing.
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