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Noodles in the Pot is open for Casual Dining. Noodles in the Pot serves Thai dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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6 Reviews on “Noodles in the Pot”
Oh my goodness Portillo’s I’m addicted! We absolutely loved your hotdogs mustard only, LoL, Italian beef sandwich, Italian sausage dog and Portillos chocolate cake and strawberry shortcake!We visited for the first time and we enjoyed every morsel!Do yourself a favor an get to the nearest Portillos fast! Great atmosphere and staff was very attentive!If we ever come back to Chicago we will definitely be back to visit!
Very delicious. Quick service. BYOB. Outside seating. Great lunch specials!
Excellent flavor in the sauces and dips!. My sister raved about this place, saying she’s dreamed about eating the food! Of course, we had to go there for dinner when we came for a visit!We started with appetizers of Spring Rolls and Crab Rangoon to share. The Spring Rolls were excellent, but it was a bit strange to have them cold with warm sauce. However, the tamarind sauce was fantastic, so it made it worth it. The only thing I would modify is that there were a bit too many sprouts. The flavor of the Crab Rangoon was good, but I still prefer my hometown Chinese restaurant’s version a bit better. I appreciated the amount of crab meat in them, but I was not a fan of the added chicken. However, the sweet & sour sauce was so wonderful. Luckily my mom was smart enough to save it, as it helped to add flavor to her meal later. Overall, I would recommend both appetizers, but if you have to pick one, go with the Spring Rolls.For my entree, I went with one of my sister’s recommendations, the Pad See Ew, substituting the thin rice noodles for the wide ones. I cannot say anything bad about the dish. It used the same sweet & sour sauce that was given with the crab rangoon, which was a-ok with me. 100% recommendation on this.My sister had the dish of her dreams, the Chicken Coconut Curry. I personally hate the taste of curry, so for me, this dish was doomed, but I did try it, and either the curry flavor was very mild or the coconut softened it up enough (or both), and I didn’t completely hate it. If you like curry, I would definitely go for it as my sister doesn’t dream about food very often. It also came with cucumber salad, which had a very light, but yummy marinade. My mom was not very hungry, so she decided just to get a side of Steamed Vegetables. There was no sauce added, so they were a little bland to me, and I didn’t like the mushrooms at all, but my mom added her saved sweet & sour sauce and that helped a lot. I tried the Gingerale for drink, and it was very light and tasty, but not quite as satisfying as your standard gingerale.I would definitely recommend checking out this restaurant if you are in the area, and expect great flavor from your sauces!
Horrible service. My boyfriend and i have been coming here for over 2 years we like the food but the service is horrible! the people are very unfriendly and just rude. i ordered soup and an entree and i wasnt done eating the soup and they took it away. its very disappointing the food is not worth the terrible service
Great food at an even better price. Had the coconut chicken curry and beef pad Thai. Both tasted awesome and the serving sizes were great! Will return for sure. see pix for further
Another Throwaway Thai Restaurant. Full disclosure: red curry is my favorite Thai dish. I’ve tried all of the different red curry dishes offered at Noodles in the Pot, and have been unimpressed each time. It seems they’ve repeatedly ignored my request for very spicy curry. The atmosphere is festive and kind of nice (especially during the summer months when the side door is open). The service is usually pretty poor. Last time I went to Noodles in the Pot my Panang curry was cold. It was awful enough that I won’t be back. My favorite red curry in Lincoln Park is at Thai Bowl. Everything else I’ve tried at Thai Bowl has been mediocre to a little bit disgusting, but the curry keeps me coming back!