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    Twisted Noodles

    3.5 (223 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    P4. Pad See Ew!! Best wide rice noodles in Chapel Hill!!!
    Ryu D.

    Love the location, parking is great. You can literally park in front of the building for pick up. Interior design is beautiful and cozy if you're in the mood to dine in! Consistently cooked to perfection, I won't go anywhere else in Chapel Hill for wide rice noodles. The price is extremely fair for dinner ranging from $13 is a huge bargain for a full meal in this area! Posting this after my second day in a row of dining in at their restaurant. Needless to say: REPEAT CUSTOMER FOR LIFE

    C3. Green Curry
    Sophia N.

    Got delivery from here so granted my food is not as good as eating in the store. The green curry was good but the pad see ew was not seasoned well and it was mostly noodles and not much else. Doesn't compare to the other Thai places on Franklin St.

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    Allison S.

    I've been enjoying Twisted Noodles since my undergraduate years, but they have earned a lifelong customer today (see attached photo)! Thank you for making my day! + level 2 medium still has some heat! + green curry is wonderful, not too sweet and full of flavor + generous portion, affordable price, excellent service

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    Yajaira J.

    Very cute, but a little difficult to find. The food was amazing. I had yellow curry and it was enough to fill me and have some for the next day! Great portion sizes. Try their mango sticky rice! So amazing!

    Clockwise from left: Pad See Ew, steamed rice, Green Curry, Thai Fried rice, Summer Rolls
    Amy M.

    This is a great local restaurant to satisfy your Thai food cravings! The location is unassuming, but the food is high in flavor and freshness. For those of you familiar with the area, Twisted Noodles is tucked away in the corner of the same shopping plaza as Trader Joe's, next to the Clean Juice and across from the Starbucks off East Franklin Street. I ordered the Pad See Ew, Green Curry, and Summer rolls, and Thai Fried Rice. The Pad See Ew consisted of chicken, eggs, flat rice noodles, and broccoli stir-fried in a sweet soy sauce. Pad See Ew is my favorite Thai noodle dish and this was an excellent rendition. The broccoli was fresh and cooked perfectly and there was a nice proportion of veggies & protein to noodles. The Green Curry was very good, but had a kick despite being ordered as "mild." Just a word of caution for those of you sensitive to spice! The Summer rolls were beautifully wrapped and full of fresh vegetables. Unfortunately, the Thai fried rice was underwhelming. It was too oily and the green peas were under-cooked. Overall, I was very satisfied and happy to try a local business that is serving high quality Asian food with quick service. Ordering online and curbside pick-up was a breeze. My order was ready even though I arrived 10-15 minutes early to pick it up! I will be back to try their noodle soups as the temperature continue to cool down.

    C1. Yellow Curry
    Helen L.

    This place is great! The only things I'd say is it would be great if they labeled vegan options. It's a very good price and flavor! I've been in to get takeout and it's always been quiet inside! The staff is very friendly.

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    Angie S.

    Curry on in and Thai the noodles!! Twisted noodles always satisfies my Thai cravings on Sunday afternoons when most Thai restaraunts are closed. The atmosphere is casual and quiet and offers a nice place to wind down with a nice meal alone or with friends. I usually get the Penang curry, because it is so warm, soothing, and full of flavor. Service is always great, and I have never had to wait too long for food.

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    Kenji Y.

    Best Thai place I visited! The Food is on point, the environment is cozy and clean! Couldn't ask for more. The Thai basil is bomb

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    I highly recommend Twisted Noodle! My favorite go to place for pad Thai and chicken curry around Chapel Hill.

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    Clean interior & delicious Panang Curry. Would 100% go back, great lunch specials too.

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    We had a wonderful meal at Thai Station! Here's everything I tried:…read more - Complimentary soup: PSA they have a vegetarian version of this with tofu! Simple, but broth had adequate flavor. - Green Curry: I got their lunch special, which at $10 is such a good deal. It was packed with tofu, Chinese eggplant, bamboo shoots, bell pepper, and Thai basil. Super creamy with a good amount of spice. - Thai Style Macaroni: This was a sleeper hit, I was surprised by how much I liked it. It had macaroni, egg, onion, tomato, and scallion stir fried in tomato soy sauce. Umami deliciousness. - Thai Iced Tea: This was okay- balance b/w sweetness (too much) and tea flavor (too little) was off. - Mango Sticky Rice: Classic! The mango was sweet and refreshing, the rice was warm and sticky. I wish they put more of the coconut sauce on the rice though. Ambiance, of course, is great; we didn't get seated in a particularly aesthetic area bc of our large party size, but this spot is very cute. We came for a Friday lunch during commencement weekend so it was understandably busy, but our party of 8 was able to get in after just 30 minutes, which I feel is pretty good. Our server was kind and accommodating. There is a parking lot, but you must not wander off the Carr Mill Mall property or you may get towed. 9.5/10 would recommend!

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    Finished shopping at Southpoint which was very crowded on Saturday late afternoon. Decided to try…read moresomething new close by - it was fantastic. No frills but so tasty. Great service too. Loved the wanton soup, steak salad and drunken noodles with shrimp. We will go out of our way to go back! Full of flavor, quality ingredients, clean with multiple tables to eat inside!

    Came here on a Monday evening. We were greeted by the waitress and told we could sit at any table…read morewe wanted. The artwork in the restaurant is cool and gives it a nice vibe inside. We ordered the Thai Chicken Salad, Drunken Noodles, and the Wonton Noodle Soup. The waitress provided us with water (they also have different types of teas and soft drinks) and was pretty consistent about refilling our cups. The Thai Chicken Salad tasted a bit like Thai / Lao style Laab (not sure with the difference is between Thai and Lao style) but with much less herbs and seasoning. The Drunken Noodles were pretty standard but it didn't have much spice to it. The Wonton Noodle Soup had a nice light broth but the Wontons didn't have much meat in them. A few of the tables were missing condiments (sriracha, hoisin sauce, chili sauce) but since it was pretty empty we were able to grab them from other tables. Overall not that bad for Thai food. Was pretty disappointed they didn't have some staples like Papaya Salad or Sticky Rice but food was good overall. I will say the napkins they provide are nice!

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