Noods n’ Chill - Brooklyn, New York

Bienvenue à Noods n’ Chill, un restaurant thaïlandais situé à Adresse: 170 S 3rd St, Brooklyn, NY 11211. Ce restaurant est facilement joignable par téléphone au numéro Téléphone: 183887695. Si vous préférez visiter leur site web, vous pouvez le trouver ici Site web: noodsnchill.com.

Les spécialités de Noods n’ Chill sont la cuisine thaïlandaise traditionnelle et simple. Ils proposent des petites portions à partager, des plats végétaliens et des produits sains. Leur menu est parfait pour une variété de régimes alimentaires y compris les végétariens. Vous pouvez également trouver des alcools, de la bière et du café sur leur menu.

Le restaurant propose une terrasse, une livraison sans contact, une livraison, une vente à emporter, des repas sur place, un service rapide, le déjeuner et le dîner. Il est également adapté aux personnes à mobilité réduite avec une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, des places assises accessibles en fauteuil roulant, des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant et un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.

Noods n’ Chill est un endroit idéal pour les dîners en solo, les déjeuners et les dîners. Leur ambiance décontractée et branchée en fait un cadre agréable pour passer du temps avec des amis ou en famille. Ils acceptent les réservations, les cartes de crédit, les cartes de paiement et les paiements mobiles NFC. Ils ont également un menu enfant et autorisent les chiens à l'extérieur.

Actuellement, cette entreprise a 318 avis sur Google My Business avec une note moyenne de 4.3/5. Les clients apprécient particulièrement la nourriture et le service rapide.

Si vous cherchez un endroit pour déguster une cuisine thaïlandaise authentique et délicieuse, Noods n’ Chill est l'endroit idéal. Nous vous recommandons de visiter leur site web Site web: noodsnchill.com pour plus d'informations et pour réserver votre table dès maintenant.

Avis de Noods n’ Chill

Juan Hernandez

5/5

The food was amazing, rich in favor with the perfect spice to it. Staff was very attentive and informative in the menu selection. I would definitely recommend coming here! Khao Kha Moo was amazing!!!! Tom Yum Noodle soup was cooked to perfection and the Crab Rangoons were addicting!!

Lo Luo (Lo)

5/5

When I got tired of hanging out with friends in Williamsburg, I said I'd pick a place to eat. I met this corner diner! Don't try don't know, this Thai food is really Mrs. Too authentic! It's so delicious! I ordered the Kra paw!
The nine-story tower! But I don't want minced pork! I used to eat it in Chiang Mai at the time, fried pork belly with skin, which is pronounced like in Thai
"kra paw mu guo"? Do not know if it is right, but want to be the same as me (Figure 9) on this point! It's really delicious! That's a lot!
It's only $13! I also ordered a bowl of rice (please call me a rice bucket). And more! Spiciness is what I like! Very Thai! Didn't change the spiciness at all to suit people here! Like (
• A friend of a vegan ordered a Bamee mockduck (Photo 10), which has a green face! She said it was delicious! And bring friends! Another friend ordered duck noodles (FIG. 11) and forgot the name! There's a lot of duck, too! It is very cost-effective!
The restaurant brother told us that this outside seat was only opened last month, and before that it was only for business! But I have to say, it's delicious! Not as comfortable as you, of course, but! Ten bucks and you don't need a bike! So sisters, like to eat Thai food Chong! I guess the others I haven't tried must be good too! Come again next time!

Gabriella KN

1/5

Worst Thai food I’ve ever had. I read some reviews saying this place has gone downhill and seems to be true. Pad see ew had zero sauce, was just bland noodles. Green curry had 3 pieces of chicken and was filled 1/4 of container. Feels like robbery!

Pranto Mondal

5/5

Hands down, the BEST Thai food I’ve had in NYC. Don’t expect fancy decor—it’s a small, humble place, but the food is what shines here. The Panang Curry was creamy, rich, and just the right amount of sweet. My partner got the drunken noodles (Pad Kee Mao), and we couldn’t stop eating off each other’s plates.

Tom McLain

4/5

Stuff was friendly and the meal was delecios. The table was a little Bit sticky.
Water was free, thats good.

Devid Hr

5/5

Absolutely incredible food! If you’re a fan of spice, ask for “Thai spicy”—they’re not shy with the heat! I tried the Larb Gai (spicy minced chicken salad), and it was tangy, bold, and refreshing. The owners are so sweet; they checked on us and even gave us extra cilantro for the table when we asked.

S Miyata

5/5

By far the best Thai food in Williamsburg and the prices are super fair. Embarrassingly eat here way too often cause it’s so good. The lunch combo is also a great option, it comes with food, spring rolls, and a drink (get the Thai tea!!)

Austin Burger

2/5

Noods and Chill is a convenient spot for Thai food in the neighborhood. I’ve ordered from them a lot, but the quality of the food can vary. Most of the dishes I’ve tried are pretty good, but sometimes they’re not. I usually order Pad See Ew, Massaman Curry, or Pad Thai. I’ve recently started going to a new place called Am Thai that’s a bit more authentic.