Noodle Zone/ Thai Go-Pho'

In town for work. Just picked a place, and wow. The salad rolls are huge. I did order the pork, and shrimp salad roll which only had pork, and the pad thai was hot, and delicious. Not sure how there is only a 3.9 rating. I will probably order again tomorrow.

Very fast service! The food is super delicious and great value for money. The staff are professional, friendly, and always smiling. Highly recommend the shrimp teriyaki—so good! The Pad Thai tastes authentically Thai, just like eating in Thailand. Will definitely come back again.

I went to Noodle Zone today, and honestly, it was a very disappointing experience. When we first walked in, the restaurant looked dirty—sometimes those “hole-in-the-wall” places surprise you with amazing food, but that definitely wasn’t the case here. We ordered chicken teriyaki, beef & shrimp teriyaki, and salad rolls. Both entrees had no flavor, and what flavor was there didn’t even resemble teriyaki. The salad rolls tasted like they had absorbed the smell of an old refrigerator—completely unappetizing. On top of that, the sauces left on the tables had spoons stuck in them, the lids were left open, and there were gnats actually inside the sauces. I’ve been to plenty of restaurants with sauces on the table, but I’ve never seen that before. Overall, this place felt unsanitary, the food

Had never been here before and figured what did I have to lose. I went with something simple, beef stir fry. And also an order of spring rolls. Wow. What a choice, the stir fry was so delicious and full of flavor. The lemon added to and the cucumber and the beef and broccoli all added to a plate full of flavor to indulge the senses. Oh and the smell of the plate fooling you into eating it all, like as if you had never eaten before. The spring rolls also were very good. Had a good crunch to them and once you got to the inside even better flavor than expected plus if you add the sweet sauce and a touch of chili paste made it even better.

I ordered from their website (for pickup/ to go). 2 simple dishes (pud see ew and Thai stir fried basil) came to over $50 without a tip, no drinks, no add-ons. Just 2 dishes. When I arrive at the restaurant, they don't have any prices on the overhead menu...at all. But, I grabbed one of about 50 take home menus and looked at prices-- they were all about $10 cheaper per dish! So I asked why.. they said "oh. Those are not good prices".. prices, over here...the person pointed to a little menu with handwritten scribble all over it where prices had been marked with a sharpie...and they were different yet....cheaper than the website, but more expensive than the take home menus. They were asking over $9 for a Thai iced tea! In the store, she gave me a " discount".. only $6.50 for each drink. So