Noodle Time - Seattle
Noodle Time
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This now-closed restaurant had mixed reviews, with some patrons disgusted with the food quality while others marveled at the delicious flavors. Some criticized the texture of certain dishes but appreciated the unique and flavorful sauces. Despite varying experiences, most agreed that the prices were a bit high for the overall food quality. The standout dish mentioned in several reviews was the tamarind peanut noodles. While the restaurant may have had its flaws, its friendly staff and generous portions made it a popular and convenient spot for many looking for a quick and tasty meal.
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This restaurant is permanently closed, with all boards covering the windows and doors indicating that the building has likely been sold. Unfortunately, we were unable to try the food as the restaurant no longer exists.
My first time there I got the royal noodle and it was exquisite! You also get alot so you're sure to get full. Definitely will make this place one of my go to
Their tamarind peanut noodles are to die for. Killer flavor combination and just super well executed. My partner had less luck with the Pad See Ew, which was basically just one big noodle all stuck together, but hopefully that was a fluke.Their food is pretty expensive they charge like 5 bucks for meat upgrades substitutions of veggie options or beef instead of chicken veggies tofu) and like 6+ bucks for a Thai tea but I don't even care. They can do that. I'll just go and get the basic noodles because they're delicious.
Absolutely delicious! Such flavorful and varied sauces! We tried this place on a whim and loved it. The sauce for the spring rolls was warm and kind of like a peanut curry and now I'm spoiled for all other spring roll sauces. We ordered a few different dishes and they were all excellent. Going to have to come back!
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