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| - I had mixed feelings about this place and because of that it took me a very long time to come here.
I'm really loving the atmosphere this place offers. I think this is a popular area and can be seen as a great place to meet up with friends to have dinner. It has an outdoors, Asian island vibe but indoors.
The menu is simple and affordable and the service is great. As far as the food, it has a very modern and American take on Thai cuisine. It's not authentic by any means, but does tend to cater to the American palate.
I tried the street noodles #2 and #1. Cooked well, seasoned well. However, it had a lot of fish sauce and sweet chili sauce. I'm sure that's how the dish is suppose to taste. It was okay. Food presentation is excellent!
For appetizers: pork buns and fresh spring rolls! The pork buns were delicious. Buns were perfectly small, soft, and fluffy. Pork was a tad grease but that's okay! I loved it. The fresh spring roll lacked a lot of flavor. I couldn't really taste the freshness of the herbs. The dipping sauce made up for it.
I'll come back, maybe to try another noodle dish?? There are better authentic Thai restaurants around the city, why would I? Noodlehead is a great place for entertaining friends or family, offers great ambiance/service, and even great for a date night. Don't forget to bring cash with you, it's cash only.
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