I recently found this Thai Restaurant Oh boy I feel like I…read morehit the jackpot. There dishes, drinks and dessert unbelievably tasty and yummy yummy yummy. Yesterday I had the chicken coconut soup authentic Thai food. I am from Florida in the past I have dined at many Thai restaurants no big deal nothing to rave about but here if I was to be executed my last wish would be the soup coconut milk with chicken, a main course and oh my gosh not to forget the mango and sticky rice. They have a lunch special there prices are very reasonable I don't like Tea I tasted a drink with Tea and half and half added oh boy was it delicious. I wish I could eat here every single day! They are closed on Tuesdays. Two lovely owners his wife is the Chef everything she makes she puts her heart and sole into her cooking. AUTHENTIC I AM TELLING YOU AUTHENTIC THAI FOOD HERE. Her husband takes your order and gives you your food super awesome guy. Give this place a try I guarantee you you will be extremely happy This place is a gold mine. You will not find a better Thai restaurant in the state of Pennsylvania. Thank you so much for serving me your yummy yummy food. Outstanding I give this restaurant a A+++ The smell the taste this restaurant is a hidden gem. Try this food you will only want to keep coming back for more.

Just a takeout spot, but the food was great. Best Thai food in this part of the state…read more Highly recommend for great takeout Thai food.

Listen: I first went here back in 2018, ordered the 17A Sakura warm ramen and fell in LOVEEEE. It…read morehas been my favorite dish I've had at a restaurant ever since. So after all these years I finally came back to Carlisle just so I could have that dish again. The ramen with the savory meat, the crisp veggies, the creamy avocado, and crunchy peanuts make for a perfect bowl of ramen! Plus, their milk teas are also great! The staff here is friendly and the restaurant itself is set up nice! I love Issei Noodle, and I hope I don't have to wait another 8 years to go back!

Came here for the first time for dinner with a couple of friends. Hubby and I had the chicken…read morekarage, tofu miso ramen, and red curry. Total came out to approximately $43 (not including tip). What's hot - Menu. Pretty good. There's something for everyone, possibly even vegans. I'm uncertain whether they have vegetable broth, but they have options that are vegetarian. There's pho, ramen, rice, curry, meats, and tofu. - Quality. Pretty good. The chicken karage was not overly breaded, crispy, had a nice flavor. Lt was not overly salty and served warm. My tofu miso ramen was not overly seasoned, which I appreciate. One of my pet peeves is when noodle soups are too salty, because it detracts from what the natural flavor should be. My miso ramen had a nice seasoning. My husband really enjoyed his red curry. He said it had a slight kick of spiciness with a slight taste of sweetness from the coconut milk. - Portions. Pretty decent size portions to get you full, not stuffed. Good value for money. - Location. Centrally located in downtown around other shops and restaurants. What's not - Service. Among the 4 in our group, 3 of us had something wrong with our orders. My ramen arrived with no tofu. When our friends received their orders, it was completely wrong (I.e., they were given someone else's order). There were also mistakes in the dishes they actually ordered. Given all the errors, everything was delayed and took longer, which was frustrating. - Payment. You're expected to pay your tab before actual service, which includes tips, as well. Hubby and I aren't fans of that, especially given all the mistakes that our group encountered. - Parking. Since it's downtown, it's mostly timed and metered parking in the area. - Time. They close at 8pm. Our group was the last ones in the restaurant, which surprised us. As such, I asked their staff what time they close. When they responded 8pm, I asked them if our group should leave. The staffers told me that my group was ok, which we appreciated. However, we didn't stick around. Just be prepared that this is not a place you can continue to hang out in. Final answer Willing to return, but not a first choice.

As always , food was the wonderful ,Our server Lee delivered exceptionable service and the casino…read moreambiance was adequate.

In the casino on a Friday night, they had a water main break yesterday and some restaurants were…read moreclosed or only had a limited menu. Lucky 8 was open with full menu so we stopped in for dinner. There was no hostess at the station at that moment but Bing came over to greet us and seat us. We ordered the pan fried pork dumplings as an appetizer. Hubby ordered sesame chicken and I ordered 2 sushi rolls. The food came out at a reasonable pace, it was not crowded. The pork dumplings and sauce were hot and delicious. Hubby's sesame chicken was not heated all the way through - some parts were warm and some of the broccoli was still frozen and cold. The manager came through the dining room to check on guests and we waved her over. Bing had not been by to check on us or the food, so we told her about the sesame chicken. She offered to have the meal reheated in the wok (not replaced) but hubby declined. He ate the chicken and some of the rice but not the broccoli. My rolls were ok. The outside of the volcano roll was very chewy and I expected more flavor - the 2 rolls together cost $39 which I feel is very expensive for what I got - there was crab stick in the volcano roll, not real crab. The SAT roll was good. We probably would not eat here again. Bing never checked back in with us, we had to flag him down for more water, and we had to ask him for the bill. The manager was chatting with the hostess when we left and said nothing to us. No reason to return, they will make their money off of other customers I guess.

I'm Taiwanese. Been craving beef noodle soup for a while,…read moreand finally made it to 99. The moment I took the first sip of the soup, I instantly felt like I was back home. I looked at the staff and said, "I'm living here from now on.

The restaurant opened for dining in last month after being taken-out only. Had an excellent meal…read morewith family and friends. Soups are large portions and very interesting. Many gluten free items. Had Szechuan Shrimp, tofu and Chinese broccoli, shrimp with shiitake mushrooms, Kong Pao chicken and dumplings. Definitely a place we will visit again.

Kuay Tiew Noodle is always one of my favorite affordable spots in Somerville, but this time we…read moreswitched it up from our usual curry and rice dishes to try something new! We got the Saucy Ribs and the Moo Daeng Moo Krob (BBQ Pork) and both were incredible. The ribs were tender and packed with flavor, while the BBQ pork and crispy pork belly combo with the egg and rice was seriously just so good. We also ordered the calamari and it was EXTRA crispy with the perfect sweet-and-sour sauce. May I dare say it may be the best calamari in Somerville. The atmosphere is always such a good vibe and the servers are so nice.

Great Thai noodle spot. Waitstaff is very attentive and helpful…read more Though it's not truly authentic but all the dishes do remind me of Thai street noodles. Khao Soi serves with rice noodle instead of egg noodle. Curry is good. Shrimp pad thai is on the sour side more than sweet. Not bad. Duck noodle is ok. Doesn't have much of the herbal flavor but is more of the clear noodle soup. Pork noodle is also ok. A bit weird with the lettuce in it. Chicken satay is good. The meat is not too dry and not burnt. All in all - the portions are ginormous!! And would visit again.

I was in the area and saw let's noodle. I had seen them on…read moreInstagram a while back but I'm never really in Morristown. Sooo I took advantage and I ordered bao buns, pork dumplings and the Dan Dan Noodle soup. The restaurant is actually very ample in space and there's a parking garage not too far from there. When I arrived it was at its lull period so getting my food was easy peasy. It was was super organized and very clean!! Let me tell you even though I took it home it did not disappoint! The owner was extremely nice, she was warm and welcoming!! I told my morristown friends to go try it out ! So if you're in Morristown and want something delicious and comforting Pop on over to Let's Noodle

I think I just found my new favorite spot for Spicy Beef Noodle Soup. I was impressed with the…read morequality of ingredients and the overall balance of the dish. The meat was the correct type of meat for the dish, beef shank, and every piece was wonderfully tender. The noodles tasted like homemade noodles and had a really nice bite to it. It wasn't too firm or soggy. The broth was flavorful and complex with chili oil for added kick and the added fresh scallions and cilantro really brightened up the dish. The dish by itself was 5/5 stars. I'm surprised I hadn't tried Let's Noodle sooner since it's across the street from one my favorite ramen spots in the area, Ju Ichi. Let's Noodle optimizes a "Hole in the Wall" restaurant, very unassuming but it delivers authentic Asian flavors and delicious noodles. Although I didn't try it, Let's Noodle lets you craft your own noodles with choices of sauce and protein. The interior had very limited seating but a cute bar style table looking out toward the street. The windows where I sat had a nice large ledge which was super convenient to put my bag so it's out of the way and off the ground. The food came out pretty fast despite there only being 3 staff members that I saw - a front desk cashier who doubled as a server to deliver food when ready and 2 kitchen staff. The price was a little above average for what you'd expect for a non-full service restaurant, but it wasn't horrible either considering how close it is to the Green in Morristown. The pork buns I had were tasty but the pork mince inside was minced a bit too finely for my taste. It almost resembled a paste when it should have had a more structured and juicy bite. It was still enjoyable but it wasn't the star of the show. After I finished dinner, I decided to also try the Dan Dan Noodles to go. The takeout container nicely separated the noodles from the sauce so the noodles wouldn't get soggy when I got home. The sauce was flavorful and the noodles had great texture but once again, the pork was so finely minced, like the pork buns, that it really detracted from the quality of what was otherwise a fantastic dish. Overall, my experience was great. I love authentic hole in the wall spots and I am excited to go back to try the other dishes I missed!

Great food. Period. Delicious both eating in and for take out…read more Awesome pad Thai and Thai fried rice.

On Labor Day weekend Sunday, my wife and I were driving through the Poconos and stumbled upon a…read moreThai restaurant for lunch. Loving Thai food, we decided to try it and were not impressed. The food was absolutely mediocre. We ordered different meals from this place. The food is overpriced; it's not worth it at all. Steamed dumpling: Most standard dumplings should be steamed for 8 to 12 minutes over boiling water. We had them within 5 minutes after we placed the order. Dumpling NOT FRESHLY STEAMED. They look like reheated in a microwave and it was the most bland, and souse no taste. Fried calamari appetizer, battered in gray, and worse than the menu picture shows. Size of the pinky fingernail. Hard and chewy. And tiny, the size of a nickel, and a tiny portion served on a small plate; the sauce was watered-down duck sauce, no flavor Tom Yum Soup: we ordered one small with shrimp (+$2); extra charge, they came out with only 3 small shrimp. Another small tom yum we ordered with chicken +$2 and +$2 shrimp; they came out with nice-sized 4 shrimp and a nice amount of white chicken meat. That is an unacceptable, improper serving of the same dishes with an unequal amount of shrimp for the same-size dishes. Main dish: Crying Tiger Beef (known in Thai as Sua Rong Hai ) is an incredibly small amount of bland test beef, and it costs as much as a portion of appetiser size, for a $15 price of a main course. We love Thai food; I'm comparing it to restaurants in NY and NJ, and it was the absolute worst Thai food I have ever had. Too high prices compared to the quality and size. At the end, there was a 3% service charge for a credit card fee that was never posted anywhere, only at the cash register, until you went to the cash register to pay. That is a scam! What if I didn't have cash? Then what?! Definitely won't come here again.

It's been 2 years since I last visited I went again with a…read morefriend. Food was delicious. We got the Thai street food dumplings (pak-mor). They were full of peanuts, very yummy. I also got the Thai noodle soup with chicken. Loved the broth- perfect for a cold winter day. Lastly, the Thai milk tea was a little pricy. I could have made it myself with half the cost. Service was good! I took a beef drunken noodles to go. They timed it right and it wasn't sitting for a extended amount of time. Will be back!

Our takeout order was ready FAST! The food was pretty good (though definitely not the best Thai…read moreI've ever had. We had the eggplant dish "spicy" (a level above spicy would be appreciated for online ordering!). It looked clean and cute inside when I went in to pick it up,

First time here. Actually, first time for Ramen ever. Great service and the food was awesome.read more

Little place just off the Main Street. Only few tables but cosy in set up to enjoy big bowls full…read moreof steamy ramen. Noodles are chewy and awesome!

The food here is addictive and the absolute best. I love their Fried Chicken Ramen, Bacon Tempura…read moreRamen & their chicken wings are "to die for". When I visit from California, this is my favorite & usually first place I eat & then I go back a few more times before returning home. I'm a total foodie & Mr. Lee's is the "bomb", AKA excellent! Service is consistently good and the place feels hip but, not pretentious. If only, they would relocate to the SF Bay Area....a girl can hope.

We moved here four months ago and walk past this place all the time in the market. Every time we…read moresay "we have to try it soon". Well, we finally did just that. And WOW. I could eat this all day. We went with the Fried Chicken Noodles & subbed the Jalapeño for Pickled Onions. I challenged myself to eat with only chopsticks (which was kinda successful, my shirt has stains in it now). A great bite if you're walking through the Easton Public Market. Quick and easy, but don't wear your best shirt because it gets messy!