Noodle Street Thai Restaurant serves Boston, MA and is located in the 02215 ZIP code.
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Noodle Street Thai Restaurant received an average rating of 4.50 out of 5 stars from 8 reviews.
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My Review by Jose via GrubHub on 8/8/2014
Great food, friendly service, no wait time. I recommend the Pad Thai with rice noodles, chicken and shrimp.
decent for Comm Ave by Annie A via Insider Pages on 2/25/2010
This place is a casual and college-y Thai restaurant. Go during the summer if you want to avoid the BU rush, but the food is decent and gets the job done.
Great Asian fusion restaurant by gethebassics via Citysearch on 2/10/2010
If you're into Asian food, Noodle Street will have something for everyone. With their specialty being Pad thai (to die for!), they also have many delicious dishes - some favorites being the veggie dumplings, fried rice, and the spicy…
Noodle Street Thai Restaurant is fantastic by Krista Z via Insider Pages on 1/9/2010
I go to Noodle Street very often! I love everything they have and take Boston visitors to have an inexpensive meal.
Noodle Street Thai Restaurant is okay by Shannon L via Insider Pages on 8/28/2009
This place is convenient for Boston University students and has a lot of food choices (noodles, fried rice, dishes, salads). The quality isn't great, but it is not too expensive. Service here is spotty.
Drunken Noodles are TOO GOOD by Tiffany M via Citysearch on 7/9/2009
If you haven't had Drunken Noodles here, you're living a shell of a life. My best friend and I are obsessed. For awhile, we lived on Bay State right behind Comm, so we would walk to pick up dinner. When we moved down to StuVi, we got…
Best Noodle Soup! by lizdy07 via Citysearch on 4/6/2008
I love the innovative menu. They let you pick out exactly what you want.\r
My friend had the pad thai with chicken and wide noodles and said it was the best pad thai she'd ever had. Upon first appearance, it looked quite bland, but once…
Ehh.. by Lisa B via Insider Pages on 11/12/2007
I have friends who love this place, but if you're looking for a nice, sit-down thai restaurant go to Brown Sugar. It's maybe 10 more minutes going outbond on the B-line (babcock st. T stop) and you'll get better quality and service. I went…
