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Noodle N Thai

4.0 (191 reviews)
ModerateThai, Noodles, Salad

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Good for kids
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Golden Sacks
Nishika T.

I'm glad I came here to try the golden sacks but I have to say it was just mediocre Thai food. The yellow curry was very thin and watery and felt like it didn't have many things inside. The golden sacks are like egg rolls so I would recommend getting one of them, not both as they are a bit oily. I wish the peanut sauce was a peanut sauce... it was some oil based sauce with crushed peanuts on top only. Overall okay food, if you like spicy make sure to let them know! I didn't find my food very spicy.

Spicy Fried Rice, Spicy Basil, Pad Thai, Spring Rolls Deluxe
Joana B.

Ordered through DoorDash and we were not disappointed! The process was super quick and arrived on our doorstep still warm. One bite of the Spicy Chicken Fried Rice was all it took for me to fall thoroughly and completely in love. The Spicy Basil Chicken was tender and flavorful and the white rice that comes with it was great as well--it was not clumpy or overcooked in the slightest. We got mild for everything which was perfect--although I can handle heat, Thai food always seems to be on a whole other level. We also ordered Chicken Pad Thai and the Spring Rolls Deluxe which are definitely honorable mentions compared to the aforementioned items. Is it bad to place another order within just a few days?....

Cashew pork with rice

Good and fast service. Huge variety in the menu. Serving size is enough to be satisfied yet both us women cleaned our plates. Nothing left. Restaurant is clean inside and outside. Good vibe. Would come back. 4.8 stars

Pork Pad Thai
Judy M.

This is the best Thai food I've tried, and I'm picky. So much flavor and decent prices. I highly recommend trying this place. Great service, clean restrooms. The pictures are after some was already dipped out because once I tasted it, I had to write a review! I'll definitely be back.

Pad Thai chicken

Every time I've gotten food from here it's been excellent! Full of flavor, good ingredients and nice presentation. Great prices too. I have tried the Panang curry, a stir fry, and pad Thai and all so so delicious! I look forward to trying more dishes there. Most of the time I've had the food delivered and it traveled well (not all food does). In the restaurant Fit was clean and I received friendly service! Definitely going back. Feel like this a hidden gem in downtown Springfield.

Makenzie Y.

Hands down best Thai food I've had in Eugene or Springfield since moving here a year ago! I saw it awhile ago and I knew since it was a hole in wall looking restaurant it would be so good. You walk in and the smell makes you just want to eat everything. It's incredible. The worker we talked to was really nice! They have specials each day and my husband got one of the specials the day we went in! He got the Cashew Nut Mango Tofu and it was sooo yummy! I got the Chicken Pad Thai and it was the best Pad Thai I've had (that's what I've always gotten). It's equally sweet and savory. My husband always get Thai Coffee with no milk because he is dairy free and this is the first Thai place we've been to with a dairy free milk option! It was yummy too! Seriously I couldn't say enough and it's 11:30 pm and I wish I could go get it right at this moment! Haha

Tom Kha Soup is amongst the best we've had
Stephen K.

If you love good Thai, you'll love Noodle N Thai. Everything was absolutely delicious. Love love love this food!

Pad Kee Mao - all onion and bell peppers, no tomatoes. Basil was good.
Britton L.

Have to say, I try really hard to not nit-pick and point out negatives- but having a hard time finding something I liked. Very clean, parking easy to find and the decor on back wall was attractive. The cute valentine hearts on the mirrors... basically that's where the love stopped. I would imagine the woman who was the server was actually the owner or manager as, in my opinion, no restaurant in their right mind would hire someone that would represent the restaurant that way. It was as if it was an irritation that there were customers. No hello, welcome, good-bye, thank you or even come back soon. I'm not looking for friends or to be coddled but honestly, that was a first for me. Sat at a booth, menus set down and she was gone. Had to wait far to long and basically wave her down. There were two other tables leaving, no other customers. Food was not for me. I should have read the menu closer as the Pad Kee Mao was very surprising at lack of ingredients. The good thing was that hot meant hot! That I liked. Had to wait at counter to pay as she wasn't coming back. Two customers came in for take-out, she barely recognized them either. Seems alot of other reviewers like the restaurant, so it might be for you. We went out of our way to go here as it was a recommendation - we really like to support Springfield businesses but this became a regret.

Drunken Noodles (very good)
Alvin C.

As we were traveling across Oregon, the family found this restaurant in a quiet town of Springfield. We didn't see many people walking the streets so we were a bit skeptical. There were 12 of us so we decided to try it out. We were surprised how good the food was. All the food were cook to order and very authentic. The best drunken noodles and fried rice we ever had. The orange chicken and chicken curry was good as well. Parking was not a problem. Like I mentioned, it was a quiet town and didn't see much people on the streets. We were able to park right in front of the restaurant. I did notice a parking lot across the street. It was a great stop for us.

Panang curry tofu
Julia T.

Came back here and tried the panang curry tofu for lunch. The curry wasn't the best I've had, it wasn't super flavorful, and it was a little lacking in the veggie department. The lunch portion was pretty decent for $8.50, large enough that I could split it into two meals supplemented with some more veggies. There are probably better places in the area, but the lunch prices are good here.

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Terrible pad Thai, way too sweet. Spring rolls were good, but the poor pad Thai means there will be no 2nd visit.

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I always get the spicy eggplant and a curry dish, and I am never disappointed. Easy parking and alway quick.

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Fantastic downtown restaurant. Family owned, easy going atmosphere, fresh noodles and the best peanut sauce dishes. I love their pra ram.

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Best Thai in the Eugene area. Great drunken noodles, crab rangoon, and mother in law beef. Good value for the money.

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Pad Thai was a flavorless blob, worst chicken sweet & sour ive ever had. Spicy Thai rice was dookie

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The restaurant wasn't that busy. There were about 6 groups in the restaurant when we got there. 4…read moregroups already ordered or had their food. We sat down and waited for our server. I ordered the pad thai with beef and crab fried rice (to go). My sister ordered the red curry. The food took a long time! Our server was avoiding our table, no updates on the food or a 'sorry the kitchen is backed up'. There were lots of people ordering take out, after our food order was placed. The restaurant got busier. It took about 30 minutes to get our dinner. The Pad Thai was very bland, one tone tasting. There wasn't much beef, veggies or flavor. The noodles were all clumped together, broken chunks. Usually the Pad Thai is served with beans sprouts, lime wedges, crushed peanuts on the side to mix. I had to ask for the lime wedges. The lime wedges helped the blandness, added a punch of flavor. For $18 pad thai, I expected way better especially for the long wait time. My sister enjoyed her red curry. The crab fried rice was extra fishy smelling, which was off putting. I felt the crab was bad or going bad. Crab isn't that smelly, neither is imitation crab. We got the bill and we were still waiting an extra 10-15 minutes for the crab fried rice. We were there about an hour, mostly waiting for our food. The service wasn't superb. The food wasn't good for Thai standards, super disappointing. I wouldn't come back.

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