Noodles Noodles — Restaurant in San Diego

Overall: While getting piercings and thrift store shopping, I started getting hungry. I saw this in the shopping center and decided to go in. You can tell that it was a small family business. I think there was only one cook and one server/cashier.

It had a maximum of 4 tables and was quaint. Their menu is a fusion. We ordered the fishball rice noodle and spring rolls. The noodle in the spring rolls does not have vermicelli, it is the noodle used in pad Thai. The noodle soup was good, with 5 small fishballs and noodles. Garnishing is not their forte.

7 bucks for a fulfilling meal and it took like 10 minutes. I always give more props to family...

Sorry noodles noodles today was NOT a great experience for me. I called in my order veggie panang as usual. They said 10mins got there in 5mins, paid for my food and even tip them. Another lady walk in order the same panang I ordered. 5mins later they gave her her Panang. I asked the young girl in the front about my order she said it's gonna take 10mins again. I ask for my money and took my little tip and left. Bad practice!!! Carry out take priority That s why I call first. They gave my order away and want me to wait another 10mins total 20mins when I called befire I came in. So I came home and make me a...

I tried two dishes here - Drunken Noodles and Pad Thai. I ordered both at level 10 spice (the highest they make it).

The Pad Thai was actually quite good, but not too spicy for me. The drunken noodles weren't as great and that's why I took one star off. If it wasn't for them being more flavorful from the immense amount of chili powder I wouldn't have liked them.

The service was friendly and quick enough but it was takeout afterall so I didn't experience much service.

Overall, I will go here again but get the Pad Thai, which was really delicious, or try...