Jenni’s Noodle House

We drive an hour to eat here because there isn’t anything as good near us.
The Art Car curry with chicken is my hubbies fav! It’s always consistent in spice and flavor.
I love the vermicelli dishes. Either the loaded veggie one or the ginger tofu are both awesome and filling.
The vegan egg rolls and fried rice are my kiddos favorites.
What makes it a come back restaurant,
is the service. The guys are so nice and well mannered.

Not a huge fan, but fast and easy to get to.

middle of the road noodle place. the portions were a bit underwhelming, but it’s also not too pricey. stuffed in the back of a parking lot, so doesn’t get much traffic. wouldn’t go straight to this place for dinner, but if i’m already in the area i wouldn’t avoid it either.
bottom line: i ain’t mad at it.

Great food and very attentive waitstaff. I’ll definitely be back. I enjoyed the Spicy Thai soup. :)

This location is bigger than the one on Shepard. There’s plenty parking. Décor is nice. They have a diso ball. I came in for a light dinner. Service is fast. I ordered a eggroll vermicelli salad. In this salad there are vermicelli, lettuce, sprouts, cucumber, pickled careots & roasted peanuts. And of course fish sauce dressing! The eggroll in the salad is pork & shrimp. I would have like it better if they added more noodle.
They’re vegan friendly & gluten free friendly, when modified upon request.

Jenni’s Noodle House is a great place to scarf down a huge bowl of great, fresh food.
I really like the Post Oak location the best. Plenty of parking. The Shepherd location is good too, but parking is a problem. I have not tried the Heights location.
There are good vegetarian and vegan choices here. I do wish there were better appetizers there. The dream rolls (cold spring rolls) are okay, but often seem like they might have been made earlier in the day and kept refrigerated. They just aren’t as good as the ones at Thai Spice or Huynh. I have had the crispy tofu w/​ginger soy. It’s just a plate of deep fried tofu with no seasoning and a dipping sauce. Also not my favorite appetizer ever.
But those are my only complaints.
The big bowls of food are what make this place so good. My favorite is the Art Car Curry. Just a nice, big bowl of curry with tofu (or meat), perfectly cooked potatoes and carrots, and a very good yellow curry sauce.
You also can’t go wrong with the «Teddie’s Not Gay» Noodles or the Lemongrass Tofu.
Definitely try the Post Oak location. A great place to pig out after a day of fighting the crowds at the Galleria.

I looooove Jenni’s. More specifically, the Infernal Chicken Curry. I’m not much of a curry lover but I have to get my fix weekly from Jenni’s.
Make sure you add some Hot 3 Sauce to it!

First time at Jenni’s from out of town I thought it was delicious. Coming from LA where there is great Vietnamese food, Jenni’s is up there with the best .
Awesome fresh shrimp rolls and ginger chicken vermicelli salad .
Will come back when in town next .
Service gets an A +. Friendly staff and relaxed casual atmosphere .
Reasonably priced.

I frequent here whenever I want some hot Asian broth during lunch time. Unfortunately, most everything I’ve gotten is just pretty good or okay, especially for the amount that they charge (hello Galleria pricing!). I’ve only gotten a couple of things here, including the won ton soup which is great with some hot chili oil.
Pros: quick and easy, good for a work lunch drive by if you’re craving Asian
Cons: too expensive for what you get, very Americanized Asian food, sometimes you have to wait to find a seat during peak lunch hours

This place takes a fast food concept and gives it some class. The high ceilings and comfortable seating makes for a pleasant dining experience. You order at the front and the cashier is there to greet you. He is one of the friendliest and most noodle-​knowledgable cashiers I’ve ever met at a ramen place. I ordered the mega wonton, which is more than enough for a meal, and it was deleifhtful. Drizzled some sriracha in th le bowl and I was set. At $ 9 a bowl it’s hard to beat. This is one of those places you can count on for a simplr and satisfting meal.
On another note, I learned that the noodle was invented in China over 4,000 years ago. The ramen instant noodles were invented in Japan in 1958. Finally, the longest noodle ever, acccording to Jenni’s, is 503 feet.

I yummed again tonight at one of my favorite joints that’s not my elbow. The Curry burns like heck for this poor white boy. But the tofu crunched like a good chicken skin. Followed by the puckering yummyness of the limeade that puts out the fire.

It’s all Good in the Noodle hood! I’ve been to this location a couple times for lunch. Warning-​it gets packed. The staff is very friendly. I’ve always enjoyed my chicken noodle plates. The portions are large and delicious.

Today was my first time ever going here. It was kind of a random stop just to kill time but now this will be my new favorite place for noodles. And so worth the drive! My mother and I came in and we’re greeted right away and the atmosphere was so nice and inviting and it’s so pretty so that helps. When we walked up to order we were asked if we need anything and if we had any questions or concerns to ask! We ordered and were told where to get out drinks (we loved the cups) and then sat. The food was out fast and so so so delicious! We had the chicken dumplings crispy and they came out beautifully and then we had finished and not to long after out food came. My mom go chicken fried rice and I udon noodles with chicken. It was so lovely and tasted amazing. But also to go with great food came even better customer service! The one man that served us from start to finish was amazing I wish I would’ve gotten his name. He wasn’t on top of us all the time but was there to help and getting that kind of service somewhere that isn’t a 300 dollar bill is something to praise! So all in all I would obviously go back. Amazing!

I come here for lunch pretty often — service is fast, food tastes fresh, people are friendly. I generally walk from my office but seems like there is always parking available in the lot out front.
It’s a little expensive. Lunch dish with a drink comes to about $ 15. There aren’t many dessert options, but are very pricey (pastel de tres leches for $ 6!).
I usually get the tofu because the meat is not great quality. Chicken much better than beef in terms of quality. I have not tried pork.

I’ve only picked up food to go, the place is always packed and tables are scarce at peak hours, like weekday lunch. I can always find parking however.
I have only tried the Infernal Chicken Curry here. It is amazing. Great flavor, not too spicy. You get lots of big chunks of potato and chicken. I would try other things, but this is so good I don’t know how you could beat it.

Service was great. My fried rolls were delicious. Ramen noodles were a bit off. Great service.

The food here is good, but there are better noodle places in the city.
I came here with friends and I had the Angry Udon. It didn’t seem very angry to me. The spice level was pretty weak, and the broth just wasn’t that flavorful, and based on other reviews, I’m not the only one that thinks so.
Atmosphere was nice and clean. It is apparently BYOB, so that’s cool… I guess.
For my money I’d rather go to Samurai Noodle.

Their Phô is AMAZING! The broth is so tasty and the beef is always tender. And a great bonus to this place is that they are a BYOB restaurant with only a $ 4 corkage fee. They’re perfect for dine in or to-​go. It’s quick, you order and pay at the counter and there are booths and tables. I go here either once or twice a week. Can’t get enough… The people who work here are also ridiculously friendly! Highly recommend: D

Came here and ordered the spring rolls and the phô. The spring rolls were so so, nothing special but not bad. The phô was delicious! The meat was very tasty and all of the sides and veggies were very fresh.
The atmosphere is modern and clean, and the staff is very nice and helpful.
They don’t serve alcohol but they are BYOB and the corking fee was only $ 4 so we can’t complain!

I find the food delicious, and the cashier is always really friendly. I love their art car curry, one of my favorite vegetarian dishes and it tastes delicious.
A lot of time, I get it to-​go. It’s one of my favorite lazy night places.