Great food right next to campus. Everything I've tried on the menu is delicious. It gets fairly packed during lunch, but that's because it's so good and inexpensive for the quality you're getting.
Nickolaus S.
This is the best place to get your quick asian fix in Eugene. Cheap, super tasty. My favorite place around campus.
Passavudh Sabpisal
Best Thai food in Eugene! Affordable price.
Tip K.
These guys are always quick and their portions are pretty sizable for $8.95 all day. The seasoning and sauces are some of the most authentic that I've come across in this town. The menu has a select few popular thai dishes that Americans are accustomed to, but Noodle Head does them really well. They also have a tray of Thai condiments that I can't find anywhere else!
Jonathan P.
Good Thai food at a reasonable price. I had the Drunken Noodles w/Beef made spicy. It was exactly what I was craving and it hit the spot. It's a huge order and could only eat about half, so I'm going to have the rest as yummy leftovers. Curry looks good, so I'll have to try that next.
Stacy Brown
Service was great and food is well seasoned and tasty.
A half-eaten bowl of ramen is a sad sight. There are real, live Asians working the counter and the kitchen, but I'm certain there's some knee-slapping going on in the back: "Stoopid American think this is Asian soup! Ha ha, ha ha!" My soup smelled. I love to eat seaweed, but when you toss a great handful of it on top of a wide, shallow bowl full of hot soup, things start to get funky. The okay noodles were undercooked and a bit gummy. The broth was offensive. More ocean brine than chicken stock, it tasted like the cook waved a chicken over the pot and then emptied the salt jar. On every front, this was bad ramen. While you eat, enjoy the gentle numb of the soda fountain's constant hum. When the beverage display's cooler kicks on from time to time, it will grind at the back of your brain.
Patrick Neve
They have quite a variety of dishes, and somehow manage to pull all of them off pretty well. The prices and portions are good. I like their spice selection. Yummy!
Lily D.
mediocre and overpriced. so many other better places to get pho and at a lower price. got moldy noodles and it took them a good 10 minutes to even understand that they gave me moldy noodles. didn't get a full refund. don't waste your time go to literally anywhere else
Camren Richards
First time visiting and I had a great experience. It was very clean and the staff was very helpful and provided great recommendations. The food was a good sized portion and tasted amazing! The only complaint I had was the noodles were pretty clumped, but mine was more of a dry dish, so it was understandable.
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Everytime I come here, I'm for their chilly sauce ï¸
Cheap AND delicious.
Great food right next to campus. Everything I've tried on the menu is delicious. It gets fairly packed during lunch, but that's because it's so good and inexpensive for the quality you're getting.
This is the best place to get your quick asian fix in Eugene. Cheap, super tasty. My favorite place around campus.
Best Thai food in Eugene! Affordable price.
These guys are always quick and their portions are pretty sizable for $8.95 all day. The seasoning and sauces are some of the most authentic that I've come across in this town. The menu has a select few popular thai dishes that Americans are accustomed to, but Noodle Head does them really well. They also have a tray of Thai condiments that I can't find anywhere else!
Good Thai food at a reasonable price. I had the Drunken Noodles w/Beef made spicy. It was exactly what I was craving and it hit the spot. It's a huge order and could only eat about half, so I'm going to have the rest as yummy leftovers. Curry looks good, so I'll have to try that next.
Service was great and food is well seasoned and tasty.
Really good food, fair price!
The pad Thai is delicious
Great food. Fairly affordable
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A half-eaten bowl of ramen is a sad sight. There are real, live Asians working the counter and the kitchen, but I'm certain there's some knee-slapping going on in the back: "Stoopid American think this is Asian soup! Ha ha, ha ha!" My soup smelled. I love to eat seaweed, but when you toss a great handful of it on top of a wide, shallow bowl full of hot soup, things start to get funky. The okay noodles were undercooked and a bit gummy. The broth was offensive. More ocean brine than chicken stock, it tasted like the cook waved a chicken over the pot and then emptied the salt jar. On every front, this was bad ramen. While you eat, enjoy the gentle numb of the soda fountain's constant hum. When the beverage display's cooler kicks on from time to time, it will grind at the back of your brain.
They have quite a variety of dishes, and somehow manage to pull all of them off pretty well. The prices and portions are good. I like their spice selection. Yummy!
mediocre and overpriced. so many other better places to get pho and at a lower price. got moldy noodles and it took them a good 10 minutes to even understand that they gave me moldy noodles. didn't get a full refund. don't waste your time go to literally anywhere else
First time visiting and I had a great experience. It was very clean and the staff was very helpful and provided great recommendations. The food was a good sized portion and tasted amazing! The only complaint I had was the noodles were pretty clumped, but mine was more of a dry dish, so it was understandable.
Everytime I come here, I'm for their chilly sauce ï¸