Noodle Charm - Towson

The food was outstanding! I may not know much about Thai cuisine, but everything I ordered was absolutely delicious.

I am extremely disappointed with my recent experience. We used to dine here frequently, but our latest carryout order was a letdown. We received the wrong items, and the food was bland and lacking in flavor. It was truly awful, with hardly any meat in our dishes. It seems like they've lost their commitment to quality and don't know how to treat their customers. The staff was quite rude, and we had to return the food to get our money back. They didn't seem to care that they were losing a customer. It's clear that we are no longer valued here. Save your time and money.

Noodle Charm shares the same entrance as Spice Dice Thai. It was my first time visiting, and I ordered the chicken noodle soup with ramen noodles. Unfortunately, it was just mediocre and had a strange sweetness to it. The service was disappointing; our waitress didn’t check on us and simply dropped off the bill while we were still eating, with our bowls still on the table. Overall, the experience left much to be desired in terms of service. I’m giving it 2 stars, though, because the hostess was friendly.

I've visited this restaurant a few times and have always been pleased. It used to be our little secret, but it looks like everyone has discovered it now. The staff is consistently friendly, and the food is fantastic. We really enjoy the Chicken Satay, and I like to try a new dish each visit, though I’m especially fond of the Pad Thai.

The Beef Tender Soup tasted extremely herbal and biting into the beef tasted like I was eating herbs. The description on the menu did not mention any herbs in the soup. Possibly, Noodle Charm used the broth of the Tom Yum. The Tom Yum broth was not too strong on the herbs since you can taste the spice and peanuts. I ordered the spring rolls from the Spice and Dice menu, I had no clue it was a veggie roll. It lacked ingredients and mainly the wrapper. My husband and I