Nadia Thai Chef

First time having Thai food and omg they set the bar high! I had a taste for curry and got the peanut noodle and it was outstanding. Great portion worth the size. Friendly staff as well.

My family has been going to Nadia’s Thai (formerly the Noodle Bar) restaurant for years, and have always enjoyed their food. Tonight we ordered take out and the food was not edible. The sauce was not as described on the menu. I’ve had the entree before and it was good. This batch was not the same and we couldn’t eat it. I called the restaurant and I was told to bring the food back and order a different entree. I said that would be fine. Five minutes later the hostess called back and said that the manager told her that he couldn’t replace the entree just because I didn’t like it, and that there wasn’t anything wrong with the food. I asked her to let him know that the food was not good and if I was at the restaurant I would have sent it back to the kitchen. I then asked if I could talk to t

This restaurant still comes up as Noodi thai chef, don't be misled by the name they are not the same. My wife and I arrived here thinking it was Noodi and stayed to give the a chance. That was a mistake, the place did not have any heating on, we spent our lunch freezing. Besides that the food was disappointing, the disappointment started when we ordered a pot of jazmin tea; we got a pot of hot water, 2 cups and two tea bags. We ordered the satai chicken as appetizer, which came with minuscule amount of peanut sauce and no cucumber salad, only the vinagre. The worst part was the chicken, it was not grilled and not marinated, flavorless. As main course we had a very generic pad thai with tofu, that we asked as very spicy and it came not even mild. We had the bbq pork over rice, which was ver

Nadia’s (previously Noodi’s) was our go-to Thai restaurant for many years. Tonight I ordered Pad Thai with no peanuts (due to a nut allergy). When I got home and opened the container, there were nuts that were visible on top of the noodles. I drove the entree back to the restaurant and explained the situation, and I was asked if I would like the entree remade and I said yes. When I returned home and opened the Pad Thai, it had nuts, but this time they were mixed in with the noodles and not easy to detect. It seems that the kitchen just tried to pick the nuts out of the entree. I called the restaurant to let them know that there were still nuts in the entree. I was not asking for anything, I simply wanted to make them aware that the second Pad Thai also contained nuts. The call disconnect

I’ve been coming here for years, and while prices are fairly high for the area, the lunch special is still a decent deal, as you get soup and appetizer and an entree all for the price of the entree itself. Khao Soi was decent, but the noodles were more soggy than crispy.