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Rice & Noodles

4.4 (101 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Yellow Curry, Pad See-Ew, and Pad Thai
Jonathan B.

It's been hard trying to find a go-to Thai spot since the one by my house closed down. However, I love picking up from Rice & Noodles since they have all my favorite dishes! My favorites are the chicken pad thai, crab rangoon, and the yellow curry. The chicken pad thai has a lot of flavor, and I like how sweet the noodles are. The crab rangoon is crunchy and amazing with the sweet and sour sauce. And finally, the yellow curry has such rich flavors with the soft potatoes, onions, and chicken. It pairs so nicely with white rice! The service is good. We usually do pick-up, and there's never any problems. The ambiance is very small inside, and it looks like such a lowkey spot from the outside. You definitely have to give it a chance and try it!

Tofu Chow Mein (I subtracted mushroom)
Lars S.

YUM! I love this place for both the food and the price. This is a favorite takeout spot of mine for the sake of quality, price, and quantity. Tonight I tried the chow mein (yum!!!) but regularly get the pad Thai and fried rice and have been satisfied every time. Love trying new things on the menu, I've never been disappointed.

Elizabeth R.

Soo freaking good! Exceptional cucumber salad, chicken satay and homemade peanut sauce was spectacular. We also had a coconut curry and pad Thai with beef both very hearty, great portions, and super fresh. Can't wait to come back!

Spicy Basil Noodles, Potstickers, Honeydew Milk Tea
Nyah C.

I love Rice & Noodles! I live far, so I usually order online, but I had the chance to visit in person, and it was definitely worth it. I always order the Thai Spicy Basil Noodles, Vegetable Spring Rolls or Potstickers, and the Honeydew Milk Tea. Students get a discount if they show their student ID. The restaurant has indoor seating, but it's small and usually busy when the high school nearby lets out.

Takeout Pad See Ew and Penang Curry
Kay P.

We ordered the Panang Curry and the Pad-See-Ew noodles for takeout and they were both delicious! We got the medium spicy and it was the perfect level of spice. Pretty good portion sizes. Need to try their fried rices and Thai iced tea next time!

Rainbow Roll
James F.

Lovely Thai spot in Pilsen! I ordered the pad Thai and rainbow rolls. The pad Thai was reasonably priced ($10.75) and delicious. A decent sized portion and a lot of flavor. The rainbow rolls ($6.25) comes with peanut sauce. The rainbow rolls were good but not spectacular. The sauce container was small and the rolls were a bit sloppy. They are currently takeout only and I ordered via toast takeout. Overall the service was great and the pickup was seamless. It took about 20 minutes to receive my order.

Thai Red Tea And Pad See Ew
Steve A.

Come here for among the best Thai food in Chicago for about the cheapest. It's surprising not every restaurant in Pilsen is Mexican. Rice & Noodles is a pretty authentic restaurant. Easy to miss because it's in not such a happening area. The place is pretty small, meaning most people get takeout. After hearing about it we decided to come here. It has a pretty big menu for a small place. The advertisement inside was for the Thai Red Tea. It's $6 for a large. This is made with soda water and syrup. Simple but good. We found it incredibly refreshing. On to food. There's of course noodles and rice. It's about $9 for an entree. These come with a protein choice. We both got tofu. Good portions even at lunch. We had some classic Thai. I had the Pad See Ew. This has eggs but I left these off. She had the Pad Thai, good and basic. The food came out fast and the owner was about as friendly as there is. Helpful making choices. The medium spice level is plenty for most. Get your fill of reasonably priced Thai food. It has a lot of flavor and you can adjust the seasonings even hotter. There's plenty of items that can be made for vegans and vegetarians.

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Excellent noodles. Vegetarian friendly. Affordable pricing. Food is ready fast and piping hot everytime.

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It was good food. I ordered the pad Thai and that was good. The baby eggrolls were a bit way too small but good flavor.

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The best pad see ew in Chicago. This place is my go to for Thai takeout and it's very consistent & tasty!

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Ordered a few times, basil chicken, green curry are my go tos. Not a fan of the pad see ewe, pad woon Sen or the pad Thai

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