Asian Noodle House

Reasonably priced Asian Food in CollegeTown. Portions are great, but the food quality is so-so. The service is incredibly fast (usually <5 minutes). Rice dishes are filling and tasty (especially the peanut sauce and curry dishes). Not the best pad thai. In general, the noodles are oily.

Yummy food. They always treat my coworkers and I great. Their basil roll (non-fried) is delicious. Same with their spring rolls. I always go for the Basil Fried Rice with tofu. I like their regular level of spiciness, but if you're not into spicy food, then order mild. Their basil noodle with tofu is wonderful too. Their Tom Yum soup is very tasty. Friendly service and food is cooked the moment you order and usually pretty fast. If in a rush, call ahead and order for takeout. One great Thai food place in Ithaca (Collegetown).

Because of covid, we were unable to eat inside but we ordered four different dishes and I personally thought each one of them was very delicious! Heads up- a Mei Fun fine rice noodle dish can be a little dry so order extra sauce if you need to! I will definitely use them again and suggest to my friend s!

While the prices are quite reasonable, our pad Thai was disappointing. The sauce was almost non-existent, there were barely any vegetables, I had no egg, few peanuts, and the chicken left a lot to be desired. Strangely, we were given lemons instead of limes, and they had a strange texture. Similarly, our basil roles were giant, had only one small piece of basil in it, and also had almost no vegetables. They were otherwise mostly rice noodles. I think these problems can easily be fixed, but I won't be going back until they are.

The best food and service I have encountered in Ithaca. Prices are very reasonable and they don't upcharge for dinner vs lunch like some other places do. Location is also very convenient. I gladly tip 30% here; can't say that for any other place.

I have come here a few times to eat. Its good but sometimes the food doesn't feel authentic. One time I had it and it felt like they tried making me pad thai with spaghetti noodles or lo mein noodles. Either way, it was okay.

Best spring roll I've had. My daughter and I split an entrée, which was plentiful, but the chicken was chewy. It was served with white rice and no substitute was allowed. Counter service for ordering.

Decent takeout Chinese food in the area. Roti appetizer was overly deep fried, and extremely greasy. Noodles were pretty good.