Noodles Party

Great food so authentic. Very friendly service. Very crowded in a small restaurant but they def tried to speed it up and make it feels home for you. Two of us ordered three entrees, one appetizer and one dessert which is def too much. But we absolutely enjoyed all dishes. We got the meatballs which you can tell are made from fresh fish. We got two noodle dishes and one braised pork with rice. Absolutely enjoyed the rich ingredients and flavor of both. Coconut as the dessert and you can tell it’s homemade. 5/5 for sure

My bsf and I decided to give this place a try after their rebranding. They are only open two days a week with a rotating menu so we must visit again after our first great experience here. We started with the longan tea which is sweet and refreshing, it went great with the spicy soup we had. For entrees, we shared the pink noodles soup and the fish ball tomyum soup, both with thin rice noodles. The pink noodles soup is interesting since it was my first time trying it but it was good. The fishball tomyum noodles soup is spicy but it was so good, we finished the last drop of soup while fighting for our lives 😂. For dessert, we got the shaved ice to cool everything down. It comes with some corn and jellies underneath, we didn’t really like the bread chunks as they don’t compliment the dish. The people here are really sweet and we would come back to try the boat noodles and the braised duck noodles 😋

I so want to gatekeep this place cuz it's so small and they're only open 2 days a week so there's always a wait but it's too good to keep to myself. Give this place a try if you're adventurous and want to have authentic Thai noodles but you have to be ok with an extremely limited menu that changes constantly and innards. Yes, innards.

Finally got the chance to visit Noodles Party Thai Cuisine in Chicago, and it was amazing from start to finish! Authentic Thai dishes, bold flavors, and the sweetest Thai hospitality from the owner. You can really feel the love and pride in every plate. Loved every minute of being there. 100% recommend to anyone looking for real Thai food!

Authentic Thai boat noodle. Everything is delicious. Love it and definitely a must try. Note: order not spicy if you cannot handle spicy food. They put dried/oil 🌶🌶 and it is "asian spicy level" 🤣 Although as a non-thai person, I must say that it can be intimidating to come and to order. Their serving style is more like Thai steet food, please do not expect "western" style serving.

I grew up with the scorching heat of SEA. Maybe that's why every year, when the winter chills start to sneak up, my homesickness always follows close behind. I’m not sure if it was fate or coincidence but I stumbled upon Noodles Party on one of those cold days that made the city feel especially far from home. The moment I stepped inside, I was mesmerized. The space is so unapologetically authentic: the glass display case stacked full of skewers in the corner, the branded tarps covering the tables, the condiment caddies on top of the tables. For a second, Chicago seemed to blur away behind me and I felt like I was back at a hawker stall somewhere at home. Their menu is small and rotates weekly. It usually consists of a few Thai noodle soups and street food dishes. To me, the noodle soups are the highlights with their incredibly rich and complex broths. So far, this is the only spot in the city that made me stop and think wow, this feels a little like home. Chicago winters will still be cold but at least now I know where to go when my hands need to be kept warm with a steaming fragment of home.

Hands down the best Thai food place! The every week rotation menu is so fun and the options are so delicious. Price is very reasonable and service is also great. We love it!

If you’re a fan of authentic Thai noodles, this place is a must-visit! Every Tuesday and Wednesday, they serve delicious and authentic Thai noodle dishes at incredibly affordable prices. The flavors are rich and perfectly balanced, just like you’d find in Thailand. The restaurant is always bustling with customers, which speaks to its popularity and quality. Even when I arrived as early as 6:00 PM, there was already a line, and I had to wait for a seat. However, the wait is absolutely worth it. I highly recommend visiting this place if you’re craving authentic Thai noodles. Just make sure to go early and be prepared for a little wait—it’s all part of the experience!

The hours here are a bit odd to open only on Wed, Thu, but going forward they added Fri and Sat too! The menu often changes, so keep an open mind as to what they may be serving that day. I got a bouncy pork noodle, which sorta is like wonton noodles except it's just pork balls. The vibe immediately takes me SE Asia. The blue Pepsi table cloths and metal stools. If anything, the people and their customers speaking their native language felt really fun to me. For an easy getaway and experience, Noodles Party hits the spot.

What an amazing gem! Airdropped from the markets and alleys of Bangkok, this friendly casual colorful no nonsense storefront has some of the best boat noodles in the city -- for just 10 bucks!!

Food is still reasonably priced. Only open two days a week. Cash only or Venmo/Zelle.

Google says they were open and almost an hour later upon arrival, the place is closed. Sucks. Would review the food if they were open for us to try it, but unprofessional business etiquette.

There are some serious issues with this place. I tried to place an order through Uber eats and was notified that they were not accepting orders until 4 pm, I tried to place an order at 5pm and was notified that they still were not taking orders. I decided it was time to place an order on their business website. I was able to place an order and was told the food would be ready for pickup in 25. I went to pick the order up only to find out they were closed. I went home and called and nobody answered as soon as I hung up the phone I got an email claiming my order was ready. I decided to go back to the restaurant and now the lights were on but the door was locked and it appeared they were out of business, boxes all over the dining area, no guests, locked doors etc. I noticed a sign on the interior door labeled "ring doorbell". I rang the bell and a man appeared with my food. I finally brought the food home and I have to say it was the nastiest food Ive ever had in my life. My dogs food smells and looks better than this slop. Stay far away from this place. If I could give it a zero star rating I would.

one of my favorite places to order from. Bakmigoreng is my favorite thing on the menu. delivery is fast and food is always hot. been going here since 2014, and every time i'm back in chicago this is a must.

Delicious! They make the best crab Rangoon. And their Thai basil dishes are outstanding.

I've been coming here for years, I was there when they first opened, so I'm a little surprised I haven't reviewed them yet. But after years of going here, today I called to place an order. The individual began to ask me for my credit card information over the phone, which was weird because they've never done that before. Either way, I told him Id pay when I get there at which point I was told they would not cook the food until I pay. Not sure if this is a new thing but I will not be giving them my business anymore. Unfortunate as Ive been going here for years and its literally walking distance. Oh well. As far as the food goes, 7 out of 10. And only the noodles, if you get anything else ymmv.

Pro: You can get food until like 1am! Chicken was good quality and good cuts. Flavor was simple but good Con:portions small and dishes were bland. We shared the egg rolls which were basic and not much to them. I honestly dont know what my bf got but I had the pad thai which was okay. Wouldn't go out of my way for this but late again Im down.

Hidden gem. My god they fried pineapple rice is just delicious for those 12 pm midnight cravings. Their rice soup with chicken also so freaking yummy. I don't even remember how much I did delivery from them through uber eats, you should try them, super tasty and not that expensive. Also I went like twice to the restaurant for take out and the owners were really lovely and nice!! The restaurant is ok, not the super formal restaurants but it was clean. I didn't saw much but I remember there are 2 doors to go in, and always they have those asians kitties which I find very interesting.

Very good pad Thai and steamed shrimp shumai dumplings!!! Great taste all around and quick delivery. They also provide microwaveable and reusable containers which is great! Highly recommend! Great prices too

The name says it all! There's a party in my mouth and noodles are the guests of honor. Seriously good grub. Quaint atmosphere. Nice proprietors. Come. Eat. Elate!

Yesssss! Albany Park restaurants continue to impress while being easy on the wallet! We weren't sure what we wanted, so we ordered through the Yelp app and got their most popular dishes-- the lumpia were delicious, crispy and flavorful, and their pho had this great basil floral-y / fresh undertone. We will definitely be ordering from here again and might just even venture out with the baby! Good portion sizes, strong flavors, fast service.

The food is great! Lumpia is AMAZING, love the steamed shumai, crispy chow fun and Cambodian fried rice are my favorite entrees, and the Tom Yum soup is so flavorful. Been ordering from here for 10 years and never disappointed!

Noodles party, yeah! I was disappointed walking into a dismal restaurant, though it was a Sunday afternoon, I had hoped it would be a party to celebrate noodles! Always? They offer many varieties of Asian noodles, so indeed it is a party of noodles. I think they've got, Filipino, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai and Japanese (Unless the Japanese part is only sushi). Their food is tame; I suggest requesting them to make your order spicy while itâs prepared. Make sure you ask how they do it. Some places just throw on some hot sauce or paste after the meal is prepared which makes the meal inedible. It should be added from the get go to ensure a balanced flavor. Countless times have I been to Chinese restaurants that threw on hot sauce after cooking and it was garbage. I sampled a few appetizers, nothing stood out. Although I took a few crab Rangoon to go and later that night offered it to a few people who thought they were good, I thought they were just OK. The Satay pork was yummy, but I wouldâve preferred it cooked well done or medium well. Pricing is reasonable; check out the on-line menu with a plethora of spelling errors. The restaurantâs location is on the less busy side of Lawrence west of Pulaski, so you can usually find street parking. The dining area is about five tables, they can seat maybe twenty plus. They have a flat screen TV with horrible reception for wait staff. Everything flows well, the food presentation, the decor of the dining area, the cleanliness of the fish tank, photos, good service and art. I have a problem with the bathroom, I do not want to see critter control traps here, that is tacky. Put those out during closed times, the bathroom is just plain white. As if they ran out of color when they got to decorating the bathroom. I liked the place, I'll definitely come back to try them again.

Terrible. Portion sizes are tiny which I guess is a plus once you taste the food. The food is BLAND!!!! I ordered the tiger shrimp which sounded amazing and flavorful -- turns out, not so much so. It was watery and had absolutely no flavor, I had to add a couple of teaspoons of hot sauce just to make it taste like something other than cardboard. The spring rolls are the worst ones I've ever had and I eat a ton of Thai food. They were literally the equivalent to eating paper with carrots on top. You have to absolutely soak them in the sauce for any hope of flavor. The veggie pot-stickers were the only items we purchased that tasted like anything and the taste basically came from them being fried. The boyfriend's Indonesian noodles came with only four shrimp and a crap-ton of flavorless noodles. The shrimp, by the way, were small -- not the awesome butterfly style shrimp. This was seriously the most disappointing waste of $30 I have ever spent. I really wish I would've just bought a bunch of veggie buffalo wings from the grocery store.

Honestly we waited 2 and a half hours for our food then when it came none of it was edible. My Mongolian stir fry was soup, I mean I poured out a cup of "sauce" (water) and was left with just plane broccoli and beef. The edamame was not even close to done. The beef was rubber, and the ramen gave off the most rancid smell. Worst experience so far in Chicago. Absolutely awful. Picture of the water for reference.

Just going to say that the whole meal tastes like a TV dinner that was microwaved for way too long . I got the chicken teriyaki and that definitely did taste like shredded pieces of microwave chicken that was nuked so long that it's dry.

I love their wonton noodle soup. It definitely hit the spot during the cold winter months. They have made a little trap door type situation to hand you food without contact, which is pretty creative. I hope people continue to support them during the pandemic!

Idk I just don't like the food. My husband insisted on it so we got it again. Just yuck. 8 yr old hated the fried rice. 10 yr old hated potstickers. I hated my masaman curry. Rangoon was meh. Satay was meh. Husband liked his drunken noodles. He can go by himself.

My favorite late night go-to for delivery or pick up. If it's late night and especially on a weekend and looking for food, this is the place when I'm sick of just having late night pizza or drive thru. Some of the best pho I've ever had! I always get their beef pho, basil fried rice with chicken and lumpia!!! I have yet to find many places in the area that have lumpia. They are always consistent and pick up is quick. A favorite on my grub hub.

This is more like a noodles funeral if you asked me. When I got my noodles they were bland, tasted horrible, nothing was right in my order and I had to immediately order something else from a different restaurant. Didn't even bother complaining cause it was too gross to waste my energy

Exactly as their name implies, their noodles are fantastic. I always love the Panang Noodles! The sauce is perfect, the noodles are perfectly fried, and the sizes are filling. Very much recommend for anyone who enjoys a variety of items to try.

I have been searching for a new Thai restaurant and gave this a shot. We had the panang, pad sie ew, and Indonesian noodles. I was really impressed with everything. Every dish had great flavor and perfect spice ( spicy hot as requested) I will definitely order from here again if they keep their delivery fee under $4

I've only ordered from UberEats a few times, but their soups are flavorful! I've ordered the Thai Chicken + Rice, Thai Tom Kha and the large Chicken Noodle. Delicious! I only wished I loved closer so I could visit the restaurant!

One of our go-to takeout spots in the area. The Singapore noodles are some of the best I've had and have an amazing cinnamon spice to them. The lumpia is also a must. Everything is super fresh and affordable and we continue to be impressed with new selections on the menu. Delivery is reliable and within the hour of placing the order. A little gem!

I must say that this is probably my new favorite late-night restaurant to go to when I am really craving Asian food. Me and my girlfriend ordered the baby eggrolls, the Thai fried rice, and the kung pao chicken. Everything was just utterly delicious! They were also very quick with delivering the food. Not a disappointment whatsoever and I will be ordering from them again.

Have been coming here for years and the food is consistently excellent--so much so that after we moved out three years ago, we make sure to come back every time we are in town. Though most folks seem to order out (and the owners work hard to meet the high demand), we always dine in. The Panang noodles is the best we have ever had in any city! Highly recommend.

Uber Eats is the godsend for parents who want to eat out, but can't quite bring themselves to suffer the torture of trying to herd children at the same time. I discovered this one in my search for lumpia and I was so excited! The lumpia and pancit I had were delicious. They also offer other Asian cuisine, so the husband could get pad thai (with broad noodle if you want!) and some chicken satay. He wasn't crazy about the latter, but liked the noodles.

Please, please patronize this place -- it is exactly the type of establishment we need in the Mayfair/North Mayfair area. The menu here is larger than most noodle houses with a little bit of almost every Asian cuisine. On my two visits I tried the standard Vietnamese grilled beef with noodles and a very interesting Malaysian dish called charred noodles with BBQ pork. Both were delicious. Streamed chicken pot stickers were also very good as was the tom yum. I look forward to checking out the many other dishes on their menu. As the previous reviewer mentioned, the service (basically the owner and his wifer) are very nice and very helpful and the prices are extremely modest. Decor is fairly plain but the fancy carp swimming in the fish tank liven it up a bit. You should have no trouble with street parking and this stretch of Lawrence is unmetered.

Asian places always seem to have fish tanks. Im always leery of a place who cant keep their fish tank clean. Dirty tank here. i had the garlic egg noodle thingy in the tips. I t was good not fantastic. Not bad. Coulda uses a little more tofu. Small portion. I was still hungry so when i finished he came with the check asking if I wanted anything else. Weird, just assumed I didnt but he was nice enough. Crab Rangoon was good. nice and greasy! Friday night no one in there. I like that. Kinda felt a little rushed out.

What is it about Thai restaurants and awful delivery times? As i'm writing this, and although I only live 1.3 miles away according to Google, it has been one and one-half hour since I phoned my order and we are still waiting. Okay, it is now 7:15 PM and food that was ordered at 5:30 is still no show! We have a daughter whose bedtime is 8-8:30. You'd think giving a restaurant nearby an hour leeway would be plenty. So disappointingly (at least for our 6 yr old as she was looking forward to it), we cancelled our order and my wife grabbed some sandwiches and rice from Tony's Market on her way home from work. Granted, today is Valentine's...and it is a Friday. I understand a place can be busy. So set the correct expectation. Don't tell me 35-45 min delivery, and then claim the driver "left already" when we call an hour and 15 minutes later. Now, as for the quality of food...it's decent. My draw is their price and extra items when you order a certain amount. But like Manee Thai on Pulaski...their delivery times are haphazard at best and atrociously long at worst (close to two hours) for relatively close distances. Regardless, this is our last order for delivery from here. I respect restaurants that honestly set the correct expectation for long delivery times when they're busy. Greed to the point of lying so you can squeeze $40 will not be tolerated.

Thank God! We have a place like this in the neighborhood! We've ordered in and ordered delivery, stick with the delivery! Fast , Hot, Affordable! Do order the: Chicken Pot Stickers, Lumpia, Chicken Noddle Soup, Pho Bo, Chicken Fried Rice, Pad Sei Ewe, Green Curry with Chicken. Do not order the: General Tao Chicken, Pad Thai There I said it, I feel better now........

We ordered delivery from here last night. The nice man on the phone told me eventually you will be able to order online, for now you can browse the menu on their site. Be sure to look online before ordering because there are promotional coupons and items. Our mini egg rolls were free because our order was over $15. The food was really good. I liked the Pho BO(beef), the mini egg rolls and the spicy pad Thai with tofu.We also ordered some Maki and cold Spring rolls and two cans of pop. Total price WITH delivery was only $21! Portions sizes are good, we even had leftovers for lunch today. Delivery was super fast, he told us around 40 mins, we were eating our food 30 mins after we placed the order. We will order from here again!

$4.50 lunch specials, free street parking, and an interesting mix of Thai and Indonesian cuisine. The food is pretty good, the prices are pretty reasonable, and it's in a neighborhood where this type of cuisine isn't an easy find. It's not the greatest Thai place in the world, but I'll definitely be going back.

Good Asian food with a kickass name on a stretch of Lawrence that doesn't charge for parking (Yay!) Decor was ok, but the chairs are very uncomfortable - wouldn't want to stay for an extended period of time. Food was good. We ordered the Spicy Japanese Udon (Not spicy, request they spice it up) and the Thai Cashew, both ordered with tofu. I like the way they prepare the tofu, but they could give you more (maybe 5-6 pieces per dish). The sauces on both were very good, pretty light but yet very tasty. It's a BYOB, the staff is very friendly, and it certainly won't break the bank, our meal was under $15. Will be a new friend for both dine-in and delivery.

I've been living in Albany Park now for a year, and have been wanting to try this place forever. They recently just started a 4.50 lunch special which is amazing. It's just the right portion, and the perfect price. I've been here twice in the past week and the food has been superb. Everything was fresh, expertly prepared, and perfectly tempered. The dining room is not stunning, but it's clean and gets the job done. Even dinner prices are outstanding, the most expensive thing on the menu is 7.50. Highly Recommended!!!

We kind of happened upon this place after just missing the Lawrence bus (on a Sunday) and thus being forced to hoof it from the Irish American Heritage Center back to Albany Park. It was total great luck - Noodles Party it is a real find. They have an assortment of pan-Asian dishes that cover a huge range of nationalities: Malay, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Filipino, Chinese and Japanese. We tried a couple soups and the pho was fantastic. I also really enjoyed the Malaysian Charred Noodles - think a complex Chow Fun with spicy sausage and shrimp. The apps (we had satay and egg rolls) were solid but not spectacular. Noodles Party is a great place to get out of your normal rut of Chinese or Thai and try some truly different dishes. Best of all, we had two soups, two apps and an entrée and paid $24 with delivery and tip. BTW The Web site for some reason lets you add items to a shopping cart but you cannot every actually check out - very strange.

It was a Sunday night around 8:30 pm. I was hungry and decided to give the neighborhood Pan-Asian restaurant a try. I ordered Pick-Up (delivery is $2) since I was down the street. They serve all Asian cuisine, and I was in a SUSHI mood, and decided to try some from here. BIG MISTAKE. I ordered their California Roll, Spicy Salmon Maki, and Sweet Potato Maki. All were gross; the rice was hard and cold (not the correct sushi rice) and seemed old and dried out. I was really upset, as other reviewers said their sushi was okay. This definitely was sub-par. I ended up picking the rice off and just eating the filling, it was that bad. The only reason they get one star was for the decent crab rangoons I ordered along with the yucky sushi. Otherwise they would have received zero stars. Rangoons and the maki 3 rolls totaled about $18. I would try their Thai dishes next time since the owners are Thai and would prob do a better job than imitating their sad Japanese sushi. Sushi NOT recommended. Can't speak for their other dishes.

For my first experience with Noodles, I did carry out. We ordered green curry with chicken, pad see eiw with beef and crab rangoon. The green curry was perfectly balanced, not too spicy, not too coconut milky, but just right. My husband enjoyed the pad see eiw; it had a good amount of bite-sized beef. The crab rangoon was a little soggy from sitting in styrofoam for 10+ minutes and a bit lacking in stuffing, but it hit the spot. I look forward to frequenting this place in the future and trying some other Asian dishes. Although someone posted here that they don't deliver, the menu says they do, and the man at the counter today said they do as well, and to my area (Jeff Park). I'll try that next time, and update my review as such.

Online ordering?? I'm in!! I admit, though, the menu was a little overwhelming for me. Noodles Party stays true to its name - they offer noodles from a billion different countries! Filipino, Thai, Viet, Cambodian, Indonesian, Chinese, Japanse - if you're in the mood for one particular noodle, I'm SURE you can find it on this menu. My fam and I ordered a good variety of noodles. The Singapore noodles were "too wet" for my dad. I think they use a thicker type of rice noodle, too, than what we're used to from Chinese restaurants. The pad see ewe was solid, though. Just enough sweetness to the noodles and lotsa broccoli. The ginger/beef stir fry was also very good - loved the the oyster sauce. Downside: The delivery took over and hour. Upside: When I called into the restaurant, the employee was super nice and apologetic about the extra wait time. Nice! I'll definitely give them another try when I'm in my parents 'hood. Lotsa variety = win in my book!

I'm not rating this place on the entrees because we both ordered dishes we were unfamiliar with and I don't think it's fair to judge the quality of a place by an unfamiliar dish which I might not like even if James Beard came down from heaven to fix it for me. But honestly? I really hated my Indonesian Bakmi Goreng. Dawn similarly hated her Maylay Charred Noodles. I ate some of hers, and found it okay, but nothing I'd order again. She pretty much hated the Bakmi Goreng, too. If I rated on those, this place would lose another star. I was very disappointed in the spring rolls, and found the satay to be just so-so. I did try the satay combo because I thought it would be fun to sample the different kinds rather than just ordering the chicken as usual. The chicken was okay, nothing special, the shrimp was pretty tasteless and the tofu nothing to write home about (Though be fair, tofu isn't an easy ingredient to work with.) The pork was tasty enough though nothing that knocked my socks off, and the beef was tough, with the same lack of flavor I found in the chicken and pork. The spring rolls were about as dry and tasteless as I've ever eaten, served with a light, mostly flavorless sauce. How do you make spring rolls boring? And in spite of the stated ingredients -- tofu, eggs, sprouts and cucumber -- what I got was a few sprouts, a little avocado and a load of carrots. Now I love carrots, but in this context... not so much. I ordered through GrubHub so I can't speak to the way they deal with customers. The delivery guy seemed nice enough and the food arrived in a timely manner, well packed and still hot. The Thai iced coffee was packed with the hot food, though, which did nothing to improve either. I'm not going to say that the quality was bad, I'm saying that I didn't like the taste of anything I got, and that's about as far as I'm willing to go to be fair.

Tofu Satay, yay!!! So good! Wish they would include the cucumber salad with the satay like most places do, but the tofu is so good...I can get past it! Lots of different noodle dishes to choose from for a noodle nut like me. Not your typical menu- they have Thai, Japanese, & Indonesian noodles. I believe the man who takes the orders during the week also makes the food. He is fast & friendly. There aren't many non-vegetarian Asian restaurants that offer tofu satay option, so I am grateful to have found one that does!

I'm giving this place 5 stars to counter the bad reviews from people who clearly have bad taste. Noodles Party is a blessing riding on a unicorn through a rainbow of Skittles and gum drops to any of us who have lived in this neighborhood longer than the 2 months it would take to discover that the only options for Asian food are scarier than Jon Voight first thing in the morning (I'm assuming). For the 'hood, it's good.

I have been to Noodles Party twice and the second time really sealed the deal that I would like to come here again and again. The $4.50 weekday Lunch Special cannot be beat! You choose an Appetizer and an Entree. The portion sizes are great for the price you pay. The last time I was there I ordered the Fresh Spring Rolls, Thai Fried Rice and the French Maki. The spring rolls were indeed fresh but the cuts were very odd. Not very even but obviously this does not affect the taste of the food. The Thai Fried Rice was excellent as well. I wasn't expecting the French Maki to blow me away as this place just has so many different types of Asian food on the menu. The Maki was actually pretty good. What could be better about it are the way it is rolled and sliced. Eh, it was cheap. $5 for about 5 pieces. My dining partner had the Pancit. I was told it was good but required a bit of salt. I've seen the same guy there when I've went for lunch so I'm assuming he is the owner. He is very friendly. The food is made to order so you may wait awhile before you are served. I am really glad that this place is in that neighborhood. We spent about $22 with gratuity during lunch. This included our lunch special orders, my maki and a few drinks. Street parking is available.

My girlfriend and I were in search of Korean food so we headed up north to Lawrence Ave. We didn't really have a destination in mind; we were just in search of Korean food. We ended up stumbling upon Noodles Party and figured we'd give it a go. With the exception of one family, this place was deserted which is usually the first clue that it's no good. How wrong we were as this place really does have excellent Asian food. We ordered Philipino Lumpina (small egg rolls) to start which were really good. We got an order of Thai Rice soup which was excellent - reminded me of my Chinese grandmother's Juk (sp.). You can't go wrong with any of the noodle dishes here. Everything is fresh and the waiter/owner was very friendly. Total bill for two with tip was $28 and it's BYOB to boot. This place is worth the trip even if it's not Korean.

So let me start this off by letting you know I purposely opened a Yelp account to write about this place. That's how horrible my experience was of this place. I found this place online and saw what "Awesome" lunch combos for under $5. Why not right? Wrong. I ordered the wonton noodles lunch special. Being Chinese and far from Chinatown, I craved wonton noodles soooooo bad. Now mind you the first time I came here I came with my BFF ready to sit down and have a good meal and chat. As we sat down I don't see the lunch special menu. I asked the man that worked there and he tells me it's carry out only. Why wasn't that mentioned on their website!? So then I looked at the prices and left because I am not paying full price for a place I've never tried. Lunch specials are a great way to try a place before coming back and spending good money and boy am I glad we left. But, I was still tempted to try this place. What I read online sounded real good. It comes with pork wonton (not the shrimp I'm used to but that's ok), BBQ pork, bean sprouts and green onions with appetizer. I picked the veggie potstickers. This time my cousin went to pick up the order. She calls me and tells me that our wonton noodles DID NOT come with broth. WTF!? She then went back inside just to make sure they didn't forget it. The lady was rude to her and told her that doesn't come with but yet when you look at the regular menu it clearly says soup. Also the portion was VERY small. The BBQ pork looks like it's been sitting in the fridge for weeks. The veggie potsticker was small and sucked. And we only got ONE wonton. Yes you read right. ONE. We were still hungry after and wound up spending more money getting more food. Highly disappointed and will never return. If I could I would give negative stars.

I've eaten here more times than I count, not to mention the numerous time I've had carry out or delivery. It's my "go to place" to take friends or have a delicious meal at home. Friendly staff. Fast delivery. Very inexpensive. My meal is always at my door super fast, well under the predicted delivery time per the website - same for when I eat in or carry out. I was disappointed when they stopped having maki on the menu (the sweet potato maki was to DIE for, and so cheap!). However, there are so many other choices I can't complain. There have been times I would have like to eat Saturday lunch there, but they don't open until 3 pm Saturday. Again, can't complain. My favorites? Cucumber salad Carrot salad Panang curry (with rice or noodles) Masaman curry Thai iced coffee I've never ordered something I didn't like.

Decent Thai food. It's not stellar, but it's not the worst. Used to live down the street from this place, so I would just frequent it for convenience. The owner was very generous, and would sometimes give my (ex) boyfriend and I free food. The place is generally empty; it's not a busy place whatsoever. It's clean and nicely decorated. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here since I moved to Norwood Park, but if you live in the area it's not a bad place to try.