Yes! Noodles — Restaurant in Fairbanks

I feel somewhat bad giving this place a three star review but at the same time I hope they will use this constructive criticism to improve. I came here and got the fried tofu rice noodle soup it had bean sprouts cilantro and a lettuce leaf which was different, but no biggie. No five star from me because I found two hairs in my soup and what looked like little pieces of fish, the place is a little outdated with random stuff stacked in the corner and children’s ballon’s partially deflating on either corner. I really like the black and white checker floor and given a little love I think this place could have a really cool ambiance, the young man who took my order was really nice and attentive. However when I told them about the stuff I found in my soup the lady came and then asked the chef about it .He was seemingly upset and was saying Thai ingredient and I decided to just let it go,however they never acknowledged the hairs in my soup.I felt kinda silly and somewhat snobby for even bringing it up, no apology or anything most places would comp you or at least give you a discount. I was disappointed and while I understand it’s a small business and maybe they can’t afford to give away an 18$ bowl of soup I as a customer don’t want to pay 18$ for a bowl of soup with someone’s hairs in it and mystery meat looking items floating around.I am a vegetarian mostly and when I choose to not eat meat I would like to not have mystery meat floating in my soup. Sometimes letting an upset customer leave can turn out to be more expensive in the long run than just apologizing and making it better. Anyways I’m not trying to damage them I just hope they will read this and do better because the soup it’s self was actually very delicious and they had a variety of noodle dishes ranging from Chinese , Japanese and Thai style noodles. I’ll let you decide what those chunks look like to you.....

I have eaten at a majority of the Asian cuisine restaurants here in Fairbanks, and I can say with complete certainty that this place has the best soup in all of this city. Disclaimer: I have only had one soup (Wonton Tom Kha), but I was transported to a universe of flavors within the first sip of the broth. It was rich in coconut milk, with the acidity of lemon grass and lime leaf pushing towards the forefront of my tastebuds. A sweet chili sauce peppered the top of the soup as it hid the contents of the best noodles I've had in town. The wonton was cooked to perfection, with a soft, bouncy dough filled with succulent pork. Now the prices are definitely leaning more expensive, but you get a giant bowl of soup that I believe would be easy to share if you're out on a date. The service was also very enjoyable. Our waiter was so kind and very fun. We were greeted with a "Hello friend!" and he shared menu recommendations and explained why those were his recommendations. He would also walk over with a song as he asked how we were. The atmosphere was just as warm, and calming as the soup. The only thing that would have skyrocketed this place to the number one spot for me would have been eating this soup on a cold, winter day. All I want to do now is take a deep, deep nap as the warm broth lays comfortably...

First off, we were warmly greeted by the owner of the restaurant and had asked us if we'd ever eaten there before. When we told him we were visiting from Texas, he got even more excited to share with us his menu. After he broke down his menu, he talked about why he offers a variety of Asian dishes, burgers, kid friendly dishes, and vegetarian dishes. He was very friendly and a really cool guy. We ended up ordering a bowl of noodles for my daughter with fried tofu and thick noodles, the Pad Thai, Shrimp Teriyaki and spring rolls. If you like spicy, I suggest you add his Thai chili powder to your food. It really adds to the taste. He makes it fresh by grinding the chilis in a coffee grinder to get it really fine. We have a favorite restaurant back home in Texas that we compare all Pad Thai to and no restaurant so far has come close, until we came across Yes Noodle. It was love at first bite. The noodles were cooked to perfection and the sauce and ingredients were amazing. I'd come back just for the Pad Thai. The shrimp teriyaki was also great and cooked perfectly and the spring rolls were good and tasted fresh. I would highly recommend this restaurant on the Pad Thai alone. Great restaurant and...