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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!!
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 :)
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.
Great spot in Pittsburgh with a warm, inviting ambiance and genuinely friendly staff. We ordered the chicken karaage, pad see ew, and fried rice, and everything came out fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. The karaage was crispy and juicy, and the pad see ew had a great balance of savory flavors. I also appreciated that you can customize the spice level to your liking. Overall, a 5/5 experience and definitely a place I'd come back to.
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.
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!
The. Best. Thai. Food. In. Pittsburgh. You have to order the Chiang mai curry. But you cannot go wrong with literally anything on the menu, and trust me I've tried it all. They are no longer cash only, but they are still byob! Perfect. Also super well priced.
Has nice ambience here! The sausage has a strong lemongrass flavor, quite flavorful. The chive cake was good but somewhat over-fried so the outside does not really have flavor and is just fried/crispy. Nam khao is yummy, could be crispier. I liked how scoop shaped the lettuce was, made it much easier to make wraps. I also got the street noodle #2 which had some yummy shrimp in it but it was overall too sweet in my opinion. The sukothai was also way too sweet. Overall I feel like the apps were great but the entrees were too sweet for my liking and kind of ruined the dishes I'd say.
Came to Noodlehead. It's been a couple of years but I am glad to see they now take card there. The ambiance is nice and chill which makes this spot good for a casual catchup with friends. I got the curry with fried shrimp. I really liked how crispy the shrimp was on the side but the curry itself was a bit too spicy for my liking, even though I requested mild.
Delicious spot, it's the top Thai restaurant for good reason! Unbeatable prices for great portion and quality plates, the crispy Thai chicken was a must try, and the Khao Soi had a delicious coconut broth with crispy noodles. The level 2 spice was perfect for a hint of heat, but as a spice lover, level 3 would be my pick. Frankly you can't go wrong with anything here, and the ambiance is cozy and warm, service was great and very quick, be ready to wait on weekends but trust me, it's worth it!
Noodlehead is our go-to spot when we're too lazy to cook--but still want to eat like champs. Tucked away on Highland Ave in Shadyside, this place never lets us down. Our ritual: grab a bottle of wine (yes, it's BYOB with a cheap corkage fee), order the pork steam buns (because obviously), and dive into some spicy noodle goodness. My personal favorite? Street Noodle #2, spicy level 3--just enough to clear your sinuses but not destroy your soul. You can go from 1 (mild) to 5 (fire-breathing dragon), so choose your adventure wisely. The Pad Thai with your choice of protein is another solid choice when you're feeling classic but still want a flavor punch. Pro tips: Cash only--so don't roll up with just plastic. Wait times are usually under 25 minutes, unless the entire city of Pittsburgh also didn't feel like cooking that night. The plant situation at the entrance? Adorable. Like walking into a noodle-filled jungle. All in all, Noodlehead is affordable, delicious, and just hip enough to make you feel like you've got good taste--but not so hip that you have to pretend to understand the menu.
Definitely a popular spot, so expect a bit of a wait before being seated, but totally worth it. This place is a step up from your typical neighborhood Thai spots, as their menu also includes traditional Thai dishes. I love the cozy atmosphere with their plants. Appetizers: Chive cakes - perfectly crisp on the outside, soft and savory on the inside. They came out piping hot, clearly freshly made. Main Dish: I ordered the duck noodle soup. There were so many noodles -- it honestly felt endless (not complaining!). The duck was fall-off-the-bone tender and came as a whole thigh. I have also tried the love boat (thin rice noodles, thinly sliced beef, and beef meatballs). What's cool is that you can choose for it to be served authentic Thai style (a more rich/flavorful broth and garishned with crispy pork rinds) or original noodlehouse style. Drinks: We got the lemongrass honey iced tea, which was super refreshing -- and bonus: it comes with one free refill! Also tried the Thai tea, which had great flavor without being overly sweet.
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1 year ago
Noodlehead is so great, always worth the wait since it does get busy at dinnertime. My partner and I got a ton of appetizers, all amazing. The steamed dumplings were his favorite and the veggie spring rolls were my favorite. I got the green curry for my main with the noodles and it was so tasty. The spice level was perfect too. Great vibes and affordable! read more
Gets better and better every time as the spice levels live up to their extreme more consistently than my first 2 times. One of my favorite casual Thai spots in the city! Chiang Mai curry, shrimp kee mao, and green curry linguini! Service is always gr read more
4 months ago
2 years ago
Perfect little BYOB (bring your own bottle-cork fee) noodle spot! Cozy inside, and a few tables outside if you'd like to be outdoors instead. We've gone twice now, on busy weekend nights after 8:30pm and quickly seated (2-10mins). The service was regular and kind. They give you a bottle of water you can serve yourself, and our food comes out quick. Highly recommend the Thai iced tea if you get a spicy meal. I got level 1 (a nice little heat, I think I could have handled a 2), hubby got level 3 (he considered it very slight kick, to me it was my max hot level!) We can't wait to come back! read more
Popular spot and they can bring the heat if you ask for it. Cash only. Relatively affordable at $12.50 a dish. Chiang Mai Curry 3/5 Creamy and fragrant curry with plentiful noodles, but not the most balanced in terms of flavor. The curry was much too sweet and salty and I couldn't get into it unfortunately. Kee mao chicken 4/5 Overall, really great flavor and I'd honestly order again. Good amount of chicken mixed in too. My one dislike was the noodles. They were a bit on the harder side and they weren't the long type of wide rice noodles. read more
1 year ago
This place has the best food for a great price! The atmosphere is inviting and warm. The staff are always accommodating and friendly every time I've gone here. Food usually comes out fast and is always flavorful. It's also byob if you're into that. read more
3 years ago
One word, disappointing. To say this is one of Pittsburgh's most popular restaurant both on Google and on Yelp I had some pretty high expectations coming in. When you first walk in, it is HOT in the restaurant. The AC did not seem to be working and it just felt sticky and gross. Keep in mind this is a pretty warm/hot summer day at the end of July. When my partner and I received drinks, we were given lukewarm water with no ice. I don't expect to be given ice, but in this instance because of the uncomfortable restaurant temperature I had to ask for ice, and afterwards I noticed other patrons doing the exact same thing. Food wise, we decided to go with the the Street Noodle #1 and the Pad Thai on a medium spice level. I saw that many people recommended Street Noodle #1 and honestly it was very disappointing. The best way I can describe it is a sweet pad thai tamarind sauce. I do want to clarify that yes, I do like sweet Thai noodle dishes such as Pad See Ew but the flavors in this dish did not work for me. The only part of the dish (and of the whole experience) that I was slightly impressed with was the Thai Fried Chicken. The Thai Fried Chicken was cooked well and has a good crunch. The Pad Thai was okay, but oddly did not really taste like the traditional pad Thai flavor? Nothing about the dish wowed me and I do want to say that if you are getting a medium level spice, that it does punch a bit of heat. Quite honestly I am shocked that this is considered one of Pittsburgh's best spots. If you are expecting authentic Thai food, this is NOT the place as everything is pretty gentrified. Even as gentrified as it is, the food is not good. Also as one of the only two Asians in the entire restaurant, we felt so uncomfortable as we were receiving stares from the other restaurant patrons throughout the dinner. Note: CASH ONLY. I would justify this decision if the meal was excellent and/or from a traditional Thai restaurant but at this point was just inconvenient. Will not be returning. read more
Huge fan of Noodlehead. The food is amazing and cheap. Over the last 5 years, I don't think they've raised their prices at all. I really cannot put into words how much I enjoy coming here. It's the perfect place to meet up with people when you're looking for a nice environment but nothing too expensive. The service is pretty quick for such a busy place as well. One of the few places I leave every time thinking, they do such a great job running this place. I take every person who visits me in Pittsburgh here because I find it to be such a staple restaurant. The food I must praise in detail. It's actually quite authentic Thai flavors but fits everyone's taste buds, whether you have a more Asian or Western preference. They've seem to find the perfect combo. I love the Thai fried chicken here. Sometimes we get it as the appetizer and the entree [Street Moodle 1]. The $10 soups are pretty filling and ridiculously cheap. Any of their noodles are good too. I highly recommend getting their lemon honey iced tea for a drink, it is very refreshing and I can't find it elsewhere. Overall, absolutely amazing food and even more amazing prices. Only thing is that it's really busy so you need to come by early to get on their waitlist. It is also cash only and I always forget. They have an ATM but with a transaction fee. read more
Noodlehead has been a Pittsburgh staple for as long as I've lived here, and it always lives up to expectations. While the menu is small and nothing fancy, it will fill your cravings for Thai noodle dishes at an inexpensive price. I typically get the street noodles, but they also have good kao soi & beef noodle soup dishes. They don't take reservations and the restaurant isn't very big, so you may have a bit of a wait if you try to go at peak dinner time. But if you're not in a rush & looking for a yummy Asian BYOB, this is a great choice! They also have really yummy lemongrass honey iced tea if you don't go with the BYOB option. Food: A- Drinks: B+ Service: B+ Ambiance: B+ read more
2 years ago
One of my absolute favorite spots in the Burgh. We get takeout from here often, but we finally ate in for once. And we took friends who had never been, they loved it, of course! We started with the spring rolls, crab Rangoon and of course the pulled pork steamed buns which are always the star of the show! Our apps came out in under 5 minutes! Two people ordered the pad see yew, one with chicken and one with shrimp. My husband and I think they have the best pad see yew in the city! And I had the street noodle #1 along with another person. I did think the chicken was just a tad dry but still very tasty. We all had a spice level 2...and one person in our group was really sweating but the rest of us thought it was perfect. You also can't beat the byob either, and they didn't even charge for everything we opened. The service was just enough, I like that they don't bother you much. And our friends commented on how much they loved the wood panels on the inside and just the whole vibe of the place. If you haven't been here, get there soon. read more
1 year ago
i love coming here for their pad see ew's--one of my absolute favorites. The spice does creep up though, so be careful if you're getting anything above a level 2! The restaurant is almost always packed so food does take a minute to come, but it's always worth it. The restaurant is very cute, but the chairs are not the most comfortable. read more
I can't believe I've lived most of my life in Pittsburgh and have only now tried Noodlehead. This is such a clutch spot for Thai food/noodles. The service was great, everyone who worked there was nice and accommodating. We went on a Saturday afternoon, which I assume is less busy than night time so definitely a great time to go. We got seated immediately. We got sat at a 'high top' and normally I don't like those but the seats had the perfect place to rest your feet. The only thing I didn't like was there was really no convenient place to put your purse. We ordered spring rolls, curry puffs, green curry, street noodle 1 & 2. These weren't the best noodles I've ever had in my life but all dishes were delicious! The amount of spice was perfect at a 2 but they also brought out their spice mixture and sriracha if we needed it spicier. I loved that spice mixture, it tasted so good and was definitely spicy! My favorite part of the meal, however and very unexpected, was the lemongrass and honey iced tea. You get 1 free refill of it and it's tasty and refreshing. I am craving it now as I type this! You really can't go wrong with Noodlehead and there is a reason it's so popular - the food and service are great! read more
2 years ago
New menu new dishes! Long over due and greatly enjoyed. I got the crispy Rice Salad, and my friend got the papaya salad. All were great! Really spicy! And she didn't ask us a spice level so I'm assuming that's just how it comes. My two other friends got the Chiang Mai curry, and let me tell you, the bowl is soooo much bigger! Which makes me a little happy b/c when restaurants raise prices, they don't usually change the amount of food they give and this was a pleasant surprise. read more
10 months ago
We sat outside and the atmosphere outside was very nice. Everyone really likes their food. Our server was Rebecca and she was very nice and attentive! I would recommend this place/come back again. read more
3 years ago
Noodlehead in a hidden gem in Pittsburgh! It's small with a hip vibe. The tables are small, I wouldn't recommend this place for a large party. The service was wonderful. The menu is small, but it's packed full of flavor. I could drink gallons of the lemongrass honey ice tea. It has the perfect amount of sweetness and the lemongrass is faint, but it the perfect pop. The spring rolls were crispy. I ordered the street noodles #1 (no bean sprouts). Everything about this dish was amazing. I loved the crispy chicken. The noodles were cooked perfectly and the sauce was delicious! I'm sad I'm not a local because I could eat this all the time! 5 stars all around for Noodlehead! =) read more
3 years ago
The best thai i ever had! The flavors are amazing and the spice is always accurate no matter which level you get. Ambiance is laid back and it's usually decently busy. Service hasn't let me down either. The dumplings are good both steamed and fried as well. I will come back here any chance i get read more
Noodlehead has my heart. It's always so consistent. My go to is the See Yew with Thai fried chicken or the Chiang Mai Curry. Also can't go wrong with the crab Rangoons, dumplings, or pork buns. Truly this place does not miss. I love the atmosphere, they are always playing bangers too so shoutout to whoever picks the playlist. They are BYOB which is super nice, but also cash only so be mindful of that! read more
2 years ago
One of my favorite places to go when my friends and I go visit the city!! Consistently delicious!! Service is quick, it is BYOB! read more
1 year ago
Service was great! Sat outside. Haven't been here for several years. Tried the Chive Dumpling which were good. Hubby had Kee Mao which was excellent as usual. I had Chiang Mai curry. Perfect spice! Splashed the sauce on my shirt ( which happens every time, lol). But wait..... they changed the crispy done noodles on top! No! The substituted "chow main style" noodles are not the same. Please bring back the thin crispy noodles that were perfect! read more
Bring cash! Service was quick and friendly even on a busy Saturday night where we went on a whim. Good food, but I was expecting more based on everyone's reviews. Would like to try their soups and curries. Loud and cramped seating. read more
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4 years ago
SUCH a standout memorable meal! We came here for dinner, it's BYOB so we brought a few beers with us. They only charge $0.75/person (recycling fee), no biggie. There was a bit of a wait but probably just about 15 minutes or so. Cash only! They have an ATM inside, I believe. Our waiter helped us pick what to order, he specifically recommended the Chiang Mai Curry and the Kee Mao noodle dish. We were also intrigued by the fried chicken so we ordered the appetizer of it. You can choose your own spice level for the noodle dishes. Thai Fried Chicken (appetizer): This was really good! Next time I want to try the pork belly steamed buns though. Those look bomb. Chiang Mai Curry: Wow, I loved this dish. It has SO much flavor. It comes with chicken and is in a coconut curry sauce. Nice combination of textures with the crunchy noodles served on top. Just get it. Kee Mao with Shrimp: This was also so good!!! The noodles were so yummy and cooked perfectly. One of my favorite restaurants in Pittsburgh, such tasty food, not overpriced, friendly staff, and BYOB which makes it so fun! Nice place for a date night or to kick off a night out. read more
Noodlehead has been and always will be some where I never say no to! This is a cash only spot but they do have an ATM on site! The pork buns are SO good I cannot take it, so I get an order just for me(lol) honestly all of the apps are great, as well as the noodles depending on how you're feeling on which flavors you are shooting for! I love love love the chang mai curry and I always sub for the Thai fried chicken! No matter what you get you'll have a happy belly! read more
1 year ago
Great Thai spot! They don't take reservations so be sure to get there early! Their pork belly steam buns are mouth watering! It is a BYOB restaurant so make sure to grab your fav bottle and some friends for a delicious dinner! read more
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GOUDfam, you know Pad See Ew has my heart and soul. There is just something about those luscious thick noodz, the savory sweet sauce, the chicken and veg- that just swoooons me. This see ew made me a happy gal through and through and so you know it's #GOUDapproved A little GOUDtip for ya- Noodlehead is BYOB and cash only so keep that in mind when dining! read more
4 years ago
One of the better Thai places in Pittsburgh, but be prepared for a long wait. No online waitlist or reservations as far as I'm aware. Spice level: adjustable for all dishes from 1 to 5, but there is a "secret" level 6 that you can request. If you live for the kick, you can also ask for more of the spicy sauce on the side. Pad thai (5/5): on the sweeter side, but still delicious. The noodles aren't overcooked so they still have that slight chew. Recommend asking for extra limes on the side. Pad see ew (4.5/5): Ran a bit salty, but the noodle texture and the portion of protein/veggies was nice as well. Loveboat (4/5): Thin noodles in a slightly sweet, acidic, and roasty broth. Wish there was a bit more cilantro or basil to freshen it up a bit. If it had lemongrass added, would be 5/5. I don't have a huge appetite, but the portion size is on the smaller side. Sukothai (4.5): Can't really place the equivalent Thai dish for this. The peanut flavor is not very strong and the peanuts settle at the bottom, so you don't really taste it much initially. Nice amount of meatballs. Green curry linguine (3/5): Not bad, but you can barely tell it's green curry. The sauce is indescript and doesn't have that distinct coconut flavor. Wish that instead of broccoli, there were bamboo shoots and more thai basil. Best part of this dish was the eggplant, which was stewed perfectly. read more
1 year ago
Found out this place on local FB "Eats" page as a lot liked it. We went and had the Veggie Spring Rolls and were not crispy and not flavorful. Next we had the "Street Noodles 2" with Tempura Shrimp. 1st the dish had no flavor or heat but I eat Thai 10+ hot and do not feel it. The tempura shrimp was mostly all tempura. Worst part was the shrimp were like those tiny "Baby Dried Shrimp" you get in cellophane packages and not a larger fresh/frozen shrimp and completely in-edible. I did not complain just will NEVER go back and recommend other places, like McDonalds over this read more
Noodlehead is superior to anywhere else. I love noodlehead so much. I've had over half the menu and they just keep getting better the more I try them. My favorite is the see yew and the pad Thai. It's always so fast one you sit down which is good because I come hungry. The inside is cozy and friendly and perfect! One thing to note: it is cash only (but they have an atm in the back) read more
1 year ago
They were super accommodating with my dietary preferences--made my See Yew fully vegetarian and removed the egg without any hassle. The food was delicious, and the ambiance was really nice. We went around 2 PM, got seated quickly, and our server was amazing--super attentive and friendly the whole time. Definitely coming back! read more
We went to Noodlehead at a friend's recommendation, and we def want to go back to try their other dishes. Our favorites were See Yew and fried chicken. We had: - See Yew $12.50 - Street Noodle #1 $12.50 with rice noodle & fried chicken - 4pc shrimp and pork dumplings $6 We got both noodle at medium heat - will try it at a higher level of spice next time since we like spicy. The Street noodle was tangy and sweet, but it felt a bit too saucey and sweet for me. The dumplings tasted flavorful and homemade. And even with a drink the meal came out to $36 for two + tip, and we left a lot fuller than we thought - when we were sitting we felt like we could keep eating but by the time we walked to grab Millie's ice cream next door we decided to take a pint home because we felt too full. read more
1 year ago
Service was absolutely perfect. Our server was the girly pop of all time. Answered all of our questions perfectly. We sat outside, which was very pleasant for people watching. The inside had a lot of wood and was reminiscent of the tundra temperature wise. Bathroom was inoffensive. Our party got the chive pancakes, tofu pad se'ew and the street noodles #2. The chive pancakes were misnamed but delicious. They really should've been called chive French toast sticks, or even better, chive sticks. They were crispy on the outside and mushy in a good way on the inside. The sauce with them was very tangy, sweet, and overall bangarang. Their shape made them fun to eat. The street noodles #2 were kind of #2. Just kidding! The tempura shrimp with the sauce on the noodles was kind of awkward. The sauce was very good: sweet, lemony, and spicy. Again though, the whole tempura shrimp situation made eating it difficult because they are not easily combined, particularly due to their shells but also flavor. Maybe wouldn't order that again. The pad se'ew clapped five ways to Sunday. The noodles were fucking perfection. The tofu were perfect pillows. Everything a woman could want in a pad se'ew and more tbh. Overall, we would rate this experience 4/5. Would recommend! read more
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