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I didn't get what I ordered lol but this one was still good. Ended up receiving the street noodle #2 with fried shrimp instead of chicken. I really liked the sweet and tangy sauce it was in but it did make the shrimp soggy instead of crunchy. Portion was on the smaller end for sure but nice vibe here. I got spice level 3 which was perfect for me
Definitely need to return to this place. The outdoor seating is a vibe, the service is great and so is the food. Especially liked the dipping sauces
One of my favorites - I enjoyed the see ew again with shrimp. There was a light-moderate amount of shrimp in it and you had to take the tails off yourself. Everyone I was with enjoyed their meals. The Thai tea with boba was also good, although the boba tasted strangely bland, which isn't important but I noticed somehow. It was busy there but service was still quick. The restaurant is decorated cutely with lots of wood and plants as well making it a good vibe.
By far, this is one of my favorite restaurants in Pittsburgh! When I am craving a comfortable bowl of noodles, this is my go to place. I especially enjoy the street noodle dishes, the kee mao, and the curry dishes. The ambience inside the restaurant is incredibly cute and cozy, and it is perfect for catching up with friends, a date, or family dinner. The service is also friendly and usually quick. However, because this is a popular restaurant, be prepared to wait a while for the table if you're there on a weekend or evening.
We live so close to noodlehead so we go pretty often now and if you are visiting it is a must. Any plate I try is always delicious and it comes out so quick !! The additional outdoor seating is so great for summer nights. They are byob with a very low corkage fee so definitely take advantage of it!!
This place is so good. There are a lot of restaurants in this area and to go more than 1-2 times means something. This is my second time and I will say that the spice is what I crave. First time I had Thai Fried Rice, level 3 spice, and it was great. This time I got Basil Fried Rice, spice level 3. Next time I come I want to go level 4 for spice. I want to rave about the service: it is perfect. Attentive, personable, but not hovering. Ambiance is a little loud but you can carry on a conversation.
First visit was in March. Second visit the beginning of May. Inside dining area has a country charm with wooden tables, booths, chairs and even a wooden accent wall. Front is full windows that face Highland Ave. Very busy on a Friday evening. The waitress was very kind and helpful. Service with a smile. First time I ordered the Chu Chee Curry Fried Chicken and loved every bite. Second time I ordered Khao Soi and it's equal delicious. Although, this one come with grilled chicken. I think I liked their Thai fried chicken better than the grilled chicken. Next time I need to try this dish with rice noodles as our waitress said it soaks up the curry better than the regular noodles do.
Hubby and I had lunch at Noodlehead recently. I don't go to Shadyside often, so I found this restaurant because of Yelp. I liked it a lot!!! The Street Noodle #2 with tempura shrimp spice level 2 was crispy, saucy and lightly sweet. The Thai Style Fried Rice with grilled shrimp spice level 3 was deeply flavorful with crunchy veg and herby basil. The portions and spice level was perfect for one lunch. The waitstaff was friendly and the Thai decor very clean and modern. There is an outdoor seating area but that wasn't available when I went. Would definitely recommend.
Noodlehead came as a great recommendation, we rushed over and put our names down. After waiting a quick 30 (was nice enough to walk around the area) - we were seated at the window bar seats. The staff was super friendly and very efficient. The papaya salad was divine, leaning to the spicier side but it was addicting and every bite was a great combine of sweet, fresh, spice, with the most delectable crunch. I got the street noodle #1, it was excellent. The fried chicken did get a little soggy with the sauce but it had a great broth to accompany all of the delicious noodles and with everything in one bite it was divine. Based on what I've heard, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu - I would definitely come back and try the curry next time :)
Noodlehead is a must visit spot whose casual, energetic vibe reflects the deliciousness that awaits you once you take your seat. I visited here on a weeknight and the place was POPPIN!! Despite the restaurant being filled with a beautiful mix of diners from seemingly all walks of life. The waiter was animated and helpful with deciding on which appetizers to choose. We opted for the pork dumplings (went with fried cause we were going "light" with the buns, lol) and the pulled pork steam buns. The dumplings were perfectly fried, bites of well flavored pork and the soy-based dipping sauce offer the needed salty contrast. The buns. Ohhhh the buns. Pillowy soft, perfectly sized for a handheld bite and filled with the most unctuous pulled pork. It didn't hurt that it had a schmear of a slightly tangy mayo-based sauce and crisp cukes for contrast. 11 out of 10. For entrees, we went with the Love Boat "Noodlehead Style" which is one of the best noodle-based soups that have ever graced my lips. Thin rice noodles were bathing in an uber-flavorful, soy-centric broth that had strips (can also choose cubes) of perfectly cooked beef and a smattering of thinly sliced Chinese broccoli, cilantro and Thai basil. Topped with fried wonton crisps. Just. Perfect. The second entree we went with was the Street Noodle #1 which came with thicker egg noodles that were enrobbed in a tamarind-centric sauce and topped with fresh cilantro and thin and crisp fried chicken breast. All in all a solid dish, especially if you like your entrees on the more sweet/tangy side. Though it says they accept cash-only they must have recently changed this since cards they indeed accept (but they do have an ATM inside too). Noodlehead. I reallllyy wish you weren't ~5 hours away because you'd be a staple part of my restie rotation, especially when I was craving a big bowl of Thai penicillin. Go here. Soon. You won't regret it.
the khao soi was sooo yummy i loveddd it. noodles were very qq. only note is that the chicken was a little bit dry so i'd recommend trying tofu the see yew was really tasty too and not too salty i wasn't the biggest fan of the pad thai tho bc it was kinda soggy
One of our fav spots! Have been going here since they had just a few items on their menu and were cash only. Their expanded menu and specials are phenomenal! The service is always great. They have at least 2 tables for groups as big as 7-10 people, so my friends and I love coming here! And if you have to wait to be seated, you can stop by any of the bars (or ice cream spots) on the street!
Now I know why this is on every Pittsburgh Food reviewers list of best places in the city! Noodlehead has been on my list to try for a long time and I finally made there for lunch while my car was getting worked on. The vibes are very cozy inside and my server was such a sweetie and helped talk through the menu with me. Everything sounded so good, it was hard to make a decision. I ultimately landed on the crab rangoons to start and the pad thai with thai fried chicken for my main. The rangoons were very good and I loved the sauce they came with. The star of the show was the main course and the crispy chicken was the best move. Will 100% be back to try more of the menu!
Noodlehead reminds a little of the Midwest,hipster, small restaurant feel mixed with an east coast busyness and clamor. Loved the atmosphere and decor, it appears to be a nice casual date place. Noodlehead must be a local rage because there was a line from the time we got here, waited (30 minutes) and when we left. They have a small menu but everything looked so good. BYOB policy with a very minor 50 cents recycling fee per person. Service was excellent. They have an arrangement of regular low tables inside, and high tables that face the street. Menu prices are extremely reasonable for the portions, none above $9.50. We got the pig wing appetizer, and because I am indecisive, I got (aka forced) my husband to share two different noodle dishes. The Chang mai curry noodles was a bowl of abundant noodles with chicken in a rich yellow curry sauce, thick with coconut cream. The generous portion of chicken was cooked to perfection - tender but moist. The dish included some fried noodles on top, which gave it a great extra texture. It could use vegetables or lime to lighten and brighten it up, but that being said I ate every last morsel that was in this bowl. Clearly I was not so offended by the lack of veggies. The second dish was a noodle soup - the loveboat. This bowl of vermicelli noodles came with chopped bok and some tender beef slices. The soup came with basil and seemed to have a hint of lemongrass. It's unique in that it is both savory and slightly sweet. The basil definitely added to the meaty-ness of the beef. Noodles were abundant and cooked just right. We love spicy food but we ordered both dishes medium in heat, because the worst thing a restaurant could do is overspice the food that you can't taste anything but heat! I would say the loveboat is definitely slightly spicier than the Chang mai noodle dish, as the coconut cream tempered the spiciness. The only minor gripe I had was the appetizer, which was the pig wings. This plate came with what appeared three spareribs, decent in portion, and slightly fried before tossed in the sauce. Texture was tender on the inside and slightly crunchy on the outside. The sauce was somewhat reminiscent of teriyaki but was slightly too salty. Mind you I was salivating while writing this review of my yesterday night dinner, so everything was decently good. If I had to redo the experience, the only thing I would change would be to possibly try another appetizer. Verdict: If i could give a 4.75 stars with the little ding for the appetizer, i would. That being said we loved this establishment and the food despite the wait. We didn't have enough time to try the ice cream parlors next door but many people seemed to have checked them out while waiting. Oh yeah if you haven't read the hundreds of reviews notifying you it is cash only, then that ones on you! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Husband and I visited around 2pm (Friday) and it was super busy! I will admit, our initial impression of this place was NOT positive. The restaurant was really dark and relatively small, and the person at the counter was a bit indifferent. We sat at the tabletop seats (where it was the brightest) and it took a while for our waitress to notice we were ready to order. We ordered a Sukothai noodle (spicy level 4: Thai hot), Street noodle #1 (spicy level: medium), and spring rolls. You can choose your spicy level (not hot ~ crazy hot). The food was SOOOOOO DELICIOUS. The portion size was perfect, everything was flavorful, and the ingredients were fresh. The food here definitely tastes more authentic Asian; no shying away from strong herbs and spices. It reminded me of my trips to Southeast Asia. Although the service wasn't the best, the food ABSOLUTELY made up for it!!!! Strongly recommend!!! read more
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4 years ago
The true delicacy of pittsburgh. Noodlehead is my FAVORITE restaurant in the city. Best Thai food by far. I love the pad see yew level 4. There's a secret level 6 spice as well! It's cash only (they have an on-site atm) and byob. Parking is street parking in shadyside which can be tough, but it's worth it. Order online ahead for pickup or dine in. Great date spot in shadyside! read more
4 years ago
Every person I've asked for Pittsburgh recs has raved about Noodlehead, and after this meal, I'm glad to say I'll be joining them! My table ordered the Chiang Mai Curry and Love Boat -- we came with a big appetite and finished both, but each dish can easily be split between two people. The curry was incredibly rich without being too heavy, and the Love Boat broth was so so flavorful. Level 2 spice was perfect for me (think Sriracha-level), but you can easily ramp it up. Quick note that it's cash-only! read more
I usually shy away from Thai cuisine. Yes, there is a reason. I find most Thai restaurants to be completely predictable. Everyone sticks to the same traditional dishes, never daring to lean slightly to the left or right. Quite frankly, I've become bored of it all. Noodlehead has given Thai new life. The rustic barnyard decor, the modern take on traditional dishes; Is that green curry linguine? Fried chicken noodles? Yep, this is what creativity looks and tastes like. Food: Pork bun - A warm pillowy soft bun, but rather than pork belly, the chefs have chosen to go with pulled pork. The pickles and cilantro come through just enough to give a perfect balance. I must admit I am never a fan of pulled pork, but I'll eat these all day! Chiang Mai curry - the most popular item on the menu, and with good reason. A hefty bowl of noodles, chicken, crispy shallots, yellow curry.... Simply delicious Tip: For noodle dishes, you get to choose your heat level. I'd go no higher than medium. You've been warned! Noodlehead is a breath of fresh air. This is like your Thai grandmother finding the fountain of millennial youth. Except the cash only policy. I'm sorry, that's older than even your great grandma..... read more
I have had Noodlehead bookmarked for years now. I remember seeing people's pictures of their food and thinking I want to eat there so bad. This is primarily because I am a rice noodle fan and love Thai food. However I never seemed to find myself here until recently when we were out in Shadyside watching some Pens playoff game at a bar that didn't serve food. This was a sign. Others were tempted to order pizza, but a light bulb went off in my head and I was determined to try Noodlehead. So a couple of things. They don't have a phone. I don't know if this is entirely true but if they do have one you can't have the number. So if you want to grab some takeout you have to go there and order at the counter, to which they do not take cards. ATM inside and good thing. After you pay you have to wait in the overcrowded store front for someone to call your order. The employees do a good job of herding everyone to appropriate areas. Our food was called and we headed back to the bar to enjoy some noodles and hockey. I ordered the Kee Mao, big flat rice noodles, bok choy, spicy chili garlic sauce, with shrimp spice level of 4/5. I also opted to order the Pork Belly Steamed Buns. Let me say, they don't mess around with the spices here. If you think you can handle a five, just try a four. I love spicy food and thought the same, but now after getting a 4, I know a 5 would be way too much heat. The dish however was fabulous. I absolutely loved the noodles and the sauce with the crunchy bok choy. My husband and friend also really liked their meals. The disappointment was with the steamed buns. I can't believe those beautifully pictured buns were just so underwhelming. I found them to be really sweet, and the bun to be a little on hard side, not soft like a steamed bun. They were very sticky too, just way too much sugar in the sauce. Overall great meal, and I'm looking forward trying some of their other offerings soon. read more
5 years ago
10 years ago
**CASH ONLY** (How come no ones shouts it out in the first sentence?!) Btw, they still charge you tax, so bring your extra change! WOWWWWW. I've tried many Thai places and I have to say, this is definitely ranking in my top 3 spots! Too bad it's so far away from home...BOOHOO. Lucky you guys, Pittsburgh! Pro tip 1: your whole party has to be there to be seated...this place is always poppin', so it makes sense that they reinforce that! Pro tip 2: You can BYOB?! (Is that a PA thing...?) Cool cool. I saw people just poppin' bottles of champagne for lunch! Pro tip 3: parking lot at the little plaza right by Chipotle/Pure Barre/Fine Wines. Walk over! TLDR; Menu: 5/5 simple, clean and crisp. Vegetarians welcome, carnivores especially welcomed. Ambiance: 4/5 A little dark in some areas, but definitely a great spot for all ages. Quality: 5/5 For what you're paying, this is just as good (or even better) than places that make you pay 1.5x/2x! Quantity: 4/5 Definitely enough to be 70% full. S/O to Martin X. for taking me here! We ordered: SNACKS 1) Pulled pork belly steamed buns ($6) // DELICIOUS!!! Must get. Everyone is literally getting this. Comes with 2 steamed buns! NOODLES: 1) Chiang Mai Curry ($9) // I recommend medium spicy if you want to be safe, but go spicier if you're a hot shot! :P +1 Curry is delicious! I need some rice with this...seriously. +Noodles were perfect! Comes with fried noodles on top too for garnish. MORE NOODLES: 1) Kee Mao ($9) // Don't forget to pick your protein! (tofu, chicken, or pork) +1 Balanced blend of vegetables, protein and noodles! +1 Not too salty..thank goodness. Overall, amazing spot for a quick lunch! Service is efficient and ambiance is great. It's nice that they keep the menu short, because they specialize and highlight only on certain dishes. I can totally see this being a food truck....gahhhhh. Come to CA! read more
My favorite fast casual eatery in Pittsburgh. And apparently everyone else's as there is always a wait. But it's worth it! Tasty food with plentiful portions at very reasonable prices. The staff is friendly and efficient. I like the trendy lighting and industrial chic decor. They only take cash and walk-ins for table service as well as takeout. I cannot handle spicy food so I appreciate that they offer 0-5 spice level from which to choose. Parking can be a pain in this section of Shadyside on S Highland so close to East Liberty but it is only a short walk from the East Busway. read more
3 years ago
Noodlehead is a casual sit down restaurant with takeaway options. The pros: delicious! They have a small but perfected menu. Prices are reasonable. Ambiance is very adult and calming (not great for kids though- think only glass glasses). Takeout is quick and easy to order online. Definitely the best Thai in Pittsburgh. The cons: cash only. BYOB only with small corking fee, and no way to order via phone, only online. If you plan to eat here, be prepared to walk a distance as there is no lot or street parking anywhere to be found. read more
3 years ago
I love this place. Hasn't failed me yet. My go to Thai place in pittsburgh, but bring cash! Although they do have an ATM read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
A great place for Thai noodles! This place is BYOB and cash only. It is a small space, there is often a wait outside. The menu is on the smaller side but all the dishes are delicious, generous portions, and you can choose your spice level. read more
4 years ago
I can never try anything new at Thai restaurants so I always get a pad Thai. I've had some very bland ones before but this one was decent. I got the shrimp with extra chicken. I ordered online and chose Level 4 Thai spice. I was impressed that there actually was a good level of kick to it. If I wasn't sharing this dish with my mom, I would've ordered the Level 5. Not a lot of places can make it spicy even when I ask for the highest level. But I enjoyed it all and left no noodles behind. read more
5 years ago
Best Pad Thai in the city. Love the kee mao with Thai fried chicken. Good amount of food for the price. Ambiance is always nice but it gets loud when it's crowded so it's good to snag the outdoor seating if available! Cash only. read more
5 years ago
TL;DR Best noodles in the 'burgh by far. Come hungry, bring cash, and don't overestimate your ability to handle spice. My favorite place to go when I want noodles! The menu is simple but still offers variety. My go-tos are the Love Boat soup or Street Noodle #1. They take spice seriously, so tread cautiously. I usually order a spice level of 2/5 for the soup and 3/5 for the noodles; from my experience, a 2/5 for a soup is greater than or equivalent to a 3/5 for a noodle dish. Service is usually always great (with the exception of one hostess who always seems to be in a sour mood). Pre-COVID, there was typically always a wait-time during dinner hours so plan accordingly. It's a bit dark on the inside of the establishment, but it has a nice aesthetic. You may be seated with other parties at one of the larger indoor dining tables. There are also outdoor dining options. The place is strictly cash only. There's an ATM inside if you're caught without it. read more
I LOVE IT HERE!! This is by far my FAVORITE spot for Thai in Pittsburgh. The food is amazing and always served hot. I had the See Yew which I highly recommend to anyone trying Thai food for the first time. I also tried my friends Green Curry and it was great! I'll have to get my own plate of it next time I go. They have you choose a spice level from 1-5 and I always go with 2 (sometimes it's hotter than others). They stress that you can always add more spice but not take it away, so choose your spice level with caution. The best part of this restaurant?? Every plate is only $9.50! I still can't believe it. Other things to note: This restaurant is cash only so keep that in mind. They only seat you if your whole party is present. There tends to be a wait on the weekends, but I'll typically go somewhere else nearby to get a drink while waiting. It is also BYOB with a $0.50 up charge per person. Please go check out Noodlehead! You won't regret it. read more
4 years ago
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3 years ago
FINALLY had my first Noodlehead experience. It was on my "must try" list for some time, believe me when I say it's as good (maybe even better) then everyone makes it out to be. First - yes, you have to wait. They do not have a phone, you can't make reservations or use no wait. Do the old school-thing where you actually go and talk to someone and wait for your table to be ready. On the positive side, if you're a Noodlehead take out regular you can now order online! Second - cash only. Even if you order online you must pay in store with cash upon pick up. If you forget, they have an ATM on site. Third - the menu isn't huge, but you'll find staples dishes here. I had the See Yew with chicken. Highly recommend if you love the wide noodles. Wide the spice rating! I love the heat, but even a 2 was enough for me. Like the menu says - you can always add more, but you can't take it out. Fourth - It's also BYOB so don't forget to bring a bottle of wine! read more
The honey took me here per their colleague's recommendation....and I continue to be disappointed in Pittsburgh's food offerings. Don't get me wrong. It's not terrible. Just not good either. I'll start with the ambiance. It was very cute, albeit a bit dark. I liked the happy plants that greeted you at the door, and the bouquet up in the front was formidable. Huge. Big plant energy everywhere. We were seated quickly, and our server was very nice. Not a lot of small talk (my kind of server), but checked on us an appropriate amount. Enough to at least make sure we didn't cause any trouble, haha. I ordered the Chiang Mai curry, and bae, the street noodles #1. The menu made it abundantly clear that the restaurant considered spice as no joke. I believed them, so I ordered the spice level in number 4. "Thai spicy" in their words. This was my first mistake. There was maybe enough spice to make a member of the Weenie Hut Jr feel cool they could tolerate it, but to make actual heat seekers ask themselves, "what?" It just wasn't spicy. And normally I could overlook that, but the sauce/curry had little flavor of its own. It tasted like what I'd imagine coconut milk would taste like if it got waitlisted to become Penang curry. Just weak. My partner, however, didn't mind their entree. They particularly liked the chicken on their street noodles. I sampled his dish, and it was better than mine, but again, not great. In terms of price, I felt that it was fair. Our noodle dishes were $9.50 each. It's cash only, which was strange but not an issue for us, haha. But yes, I'm giving it three stars, because it reminded me of my college years eating Tin Drum. Only minus the unlimited Thai tea. And because service and ambiance were lovely. I see myself begrudgingly eating here once the move is finalized. Please Pittsburgh, make better Asian food. read more
We checked into the Noodlehead as soon as we arrived Pittsburg. We ordered the Sukothai and the Pad Thai. Maybe the restaurant was too vibrant (at 9:15PM), the Street Noodle #1 was served instead of Sukothai. Anyhow, we gobbled up the noodles. Pad Thai was too exciting, but the Street Noodle #1 was a real surprised. The fried pork chop was really abundant. And the noodle was prepared with strong lemongrass aroma. Bok choy and bean sprouts sautés in sweet spicy broth that truly left a strong impression in your mouth. The prices are reasonable for college students. Even our Uber round trip fare is about the same as the noodles cost, I enjoyed my first night in Pittsburg very much. read more
5 years ago
All kinds of noodles with several selection of small dishes. Flavor is a bit too sweet side for me. Provide 5 spicy levels, we tried the medium, which is less than the sriracha hot sauce. Cash only. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Perfect portion for lunch. I had the Kee Mao with tofu. Could've used more sauce but delicious overall read more
Went here with a group after getting lots of recommendations to go. Amazing Thai food! Everything is very customizable so it can accommodate all dietary restrictions. The food is sooo good and the atmosphere is very nice. We even ordered more spring rolls after we ate the first two super fast. They don't serve alcohol but it is BYOB and they will open the wine you bring for you and provide cups/glasses. If you do bring alcohol you have to sit inside (not really a problem now that it's winter but good to know for when it's warm). The only downside is you HAVE to pay cash but they have an ATM in the restaurant. Would absolutely go again. read more
So right off the bat you will not be seated untill everyone in your group shows up. The pace is very small but decorated with a nice feel. Really the absolute worst thing about this place is the seating. Not only are you squashed right next to people you don't know but then are forced to sit on hard wooden/metal stools or benches and only a handfull of a lucky few get a soft seat with a back. It really is very uncomfortable (my back hurt the rest of the night). Not just for your body but some seating is sharing a picnic table with strangers or even worse screaming children (oh joy). Husband and I both ordered veg spring rolls and the street noodles number 1, which was very tasty and the chicken was perfect. Also on the plus side you can choose how spicy you want any dish. They were fairly busy and our no ice, lack luster warm tap water didn't quite quench our thirt. Our waiter was also virtually nonexistent. IT is also BYOB, which were were not aware of so a big thanks to the people next to us for sharing. Clearly my rating is for tasty food and not much else. We will go back, except for take out. And PS: Its cash only, but they have an ATM read more
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7 years ago
I came here on a Friday at around 7:30pm with a friend and we were told we'd have to wait 30-45 minutes. Noodlehead is BYOB with a $0.50 recycling fee per person, so we brought along a bottle of wine. The hostess opened the bottle for us and provided us with glasses so we could drink while we waited! We ended up being seated after about 20 minutes. We shared the Street Noodle 1 and Chiang Mai Curry (both were $9.50) and they were both amazing! The fried chicken in the Street Noodle 1 wasn't too bready and felt freshly fried. The saltiness of it with the slight sweetness of the sauce and noodles were divine. The curry in the Chiang Mai Curry was simply freaking delicious. Pour some of it over the crunchy noodles and you have yourself a piece of paradise. My mouth is watering just thinking about them! I was just the right amount of full when we finished eating. For the price, the size and flavor are well worth it! I will most definitely come back again next time I'm in Pittsburgh and wish this restaurant was in my city instead! read more
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242 S Highland Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Shadyside
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Probably right when they open. Avoid the dinner rush. They stay busy until pretty late/close to closing. Esp on weekends. Or order for pickup!
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