Noodles & Company

This is an Americanize Asian fusion fast food restaurant.
My friend and I visited Orlando. We both from Houston (Yes, Houston!!!) so we know what good Asian food is!
The food at this restaurant is surprisingly tasty considering it look like an American chain Asian restaurant.
The thai hot pot soup bowl is delicious! Buttery from the coconut, tangy from lime juice, a kick of spicy from the jalapeño, umami from the fish sauce!!! We finished the whole bowl to the last drop!!!
The Indonesia peanut noodles is pretty good as well! But it doesn’t come with any protein! Make sure to add your meat! We did know so we felt a little disappointed! But in the end, we approved the taste.
And the price is right guys!!! $ 15.42 for dinner for 2 with 2 dishes!

Great lunch location but limited outdoor seating. First time here and tried the Bangkok curry noodle bowl with the recommended pork topping was really good and not spicy. Good portion size too. Also sell beer and wine and the Coke machine is the Thousand choices select your own flavor.

It’s like an asian Panera/​noodle place. Like Panera, the food is good enough but not too exciting.
First time we tried it, we got excited in being able to mix and match the noodles with the different sauces and meat. It’s also nice to be able to go «bare» — no noodles, just veggies/​meat — as a healthier option.
Second time we tried it, it kinda smelled like a musty school cafeteria. I’m not sure if it was just a ventilation issue or if the tables were not cleaned properly. We just ordered to go and left quickly afterwards.

The noodle is very good… I love the Pad Thai too much. Recommend this restaurant! Love love the noodles. Very Asian food… Not expansive too.

If you want take-​out, order in and then ask for a to-​go container. You will get twice as much food… or really, just the normal amount that a dine-​in customer gets.
I had been to this location previously as a dine-​in guest and returned as the food was tasty and convenient. When you walk in, you see diners eating noodles out of giant bowls. When you make your order at the counter, they show you two different sized bowls, one for small and one for regular, to clarify things even further.
And then when you get your soup as take-​out, your «regular» size is depressingly smaller. In fact the «regular» size take out bowl fits easily the in «small» size dine-​in bowl with lots of room to spare. I thought this had been a mistake and brought it up to the shift supervisor. His answer was that when you order take-​out you get less liquid (restaurant speak for «soup») and said he gets the same complaint regularly… yet offered no solution or alternative.
Three Stars for food, One Star for ripping off the consumer.

Love, love, love this place. I’ve visited this location only twice but I’ve visited many on the West coast before moving out to Florida. It’s always a quick, delicious treat and makes for a wonderful lunch stop. You can’t go wrong no matter what you order!
I personally always go for the smaller pasta, because it’s still plenty big and that way you can get a salad on the side (for only $ 1.25!!) as well. The Wisconsin Mac & Cheese with parm chicken is the best, in my opinion.
When we last visited this location, the manager (I think he was the manager anyway?) was amazingly kind to us. When I forgot part of my order before I paid, he gave it to me for free after, and gave us free dessert. Fantastic customer service! I’m sure I’ll visit here many more times throughout my stay in Florida.

What a great place! $ 15.00 for two people. An order of macaroni & cheese and spaghetti with meatballs (2waters). These bowls are massive and completely filling.
The service was fantastic. Each worker that we encountered was friendly.
I’m hoping that this company finds its was to Ohio.

I fancy myself as something of a Noodles expert. It is my favorite place, it never disappoints, and I’ve been to at least a dozen locations in 5 states.
After a recent move to Tampa, I was shocked to learn we have no Noodles there. Like, come on. There’s one one nearly ever college campus, but we have 4 or 5 good size schools… but not ONE Noodles.
The upside is that there are several in Orlando, which is where I work. One happens to be right across the road from my «home office» (I work at Disney for a 3^rd party). So after spending a day freezing my ass off outside, I headed over for a late lunch to warm up.
I must preface this by saying I normally go to the Dr. Phillips location. The area is nicer, it’s less touristy and less crowded. Noodles there is always fast, hot, and awesome.
This LBV location, however, is a mere shadow of the normal Noodles greatness. It was crowded (which, of course, given the location), and slowwww. After 20 minutes I was about to get up and see what the holdup was with a single bowl of mac and cheese with parm chicken when it finally arrived. It was warm, so that was good. The chicken was actually crispy and fantastic. But the mac was so sad. Instead of the usual lake of cheese at the bottom, there was wateriness. And it was lacking the normal pile of cheddar-​jack on top, as well. It was basically slightly buttery, watery noodes.
I will be sticking with the Dr. Phillips location from here on out :(

Staff/​service was the highlight of our lunch.
They remade my boyfriend’s lunch because he forgot to ask for no carrots.
The potstickers were hardly lukewarm, and the food was. So-​so. Underwhelmed on that front.
Prices/​value were. OK

We were looking for someplace inexpensive to eat while we were visiting Orlando and ran into an old friend — Noodles & Company. We haven’t found one of these since we left CO, and we have missed them.
I love all the options — different noodles, different sauces, different nationalities. I decided on the Pad Thai — one of my perennial favorites. It took only a few minutes until it was hot and at our table. It was a big bowl of perfectly cooked noodles, in a rich, flavorful sauce. I had ordered it with the grilled chicken, which was tender and juicy.
I also tried my daughter’s Indonesian peanut sauté with steak. It was really good, too, but I liked mine better.
I’ll be glad to go back the next time we’re in Orlando — I just wish they would move to Broward!

First time we came by I thought they were just okay. Large noodle selection and cheap. Asked the guy at the counter for a recommendation and his reply was that he didn’t know because he’s never eaten any of the food there.
Second time we came by everything we ordered was terrible. Just don’t come here. I don’t even want to waste my time listing what we got cuz everything is bad.

So i am from the Midwest and moved to Florida, on the gulf side be decided to come to Disney for the weekend. It was a great time and now we are heading home me decided to stop here because this is the only place in Florida to get it .
Personally I think they would do great in st. pete, the clientele would love it and would expand. They have them all over the place now and happy that they 4 here in the Orlando
go to area.
So let’s talk about the food, the food is just that noodles and soups .they also have salads and flat breads. You can customize it to how you want. The noodles are picked from all around the world and its worth it .
The taste is amazing and the variety they have is impressive to touch many people palates. I am glad this place only specializes in one area because too many places are all around the world and it des work very well.
I would recommend this location hands down and I think people would not be disappointed. The noddles are gluten free rice pasta, no GMOs and many great healthy things. For what you get the price is great.

We try to pop in for lunch when we are in Orlando and have come to expect a tasty, filling, fresh meal. Noodles from around the globe. Your selection of tasty toppings over noodles and now over spinach if you choose to go carb light.
Today our selections included the Thai Hot Pot, the crunchy chicken wrap with Thai Curry soup, and the Tuscan Fresca Noodle bowl.
In the past we’ve had the pad Thai dish, and the beef stroganoff. Only negative is occasionally you’ll get noodles that are a tad too al dente for my taste.
Staff is friendly and helpful. Prices are great.

Noodles and Company has become a place I visit now about once a month. I discovered it about a year ago and have enjoyed the majority of meals I have gotten here. Sometimes I eat in but the majority of the time, I order on my phone and then just pick it up to bring to work.
Most of the combos they have are very good. and some I have tried I would not try again… but all in all, I like most of them. There have been a few times that the noodles are over cooked and mushy. I like their pot stickers and soups. Their flat bread veggie wraps taste good but fall apart. It can hit and miss with some of their creations.
I can’t give it 5 stars because of the food mess up (yes some orders did not come out right), the food quality varies, and because the staff is actually too friendly. Yes you heard me… too friendly… and by this I mean too personal. The first few times I used to go in, while waiting for food, the cashier would start asking me about my personal life and it got real uncomfortable real fast. She even asked me one day if I had any free Disney Tickets to give her to take her family to the parks. I actually have gone to the other Noodles and Company over by Dr Philips because I wanted to avoid this one because of this cashier… but I have not seen her the past few times so maybe she got let go for her behavior. Oh well…
Otherwise the food is okay, the service okay, and the place is clean and priced well.
Atmosphere = 8
Service = 6
Food = 7
Enjoy!

I visited noodles and company for the first time on a day trip to Orlando. I had a BOGO coupon and thought it would be great to use it for dinner that night and lunch the following day. I enter the restaurant unfamiliar with any of the offerings but I was pleasantly surprised by the staff friendliness and willingness to help and explain all of the options. I ordered the Japanese Pan Noodles, Alfredo MonteAmore and a huge rice krispie treat.
After receiving such great customer service at the restaurant I was very excited to get home and try them on trees. I am sad to say however that I wasn’t very impressed. Even though my intention was to eat one for lunch the following day I wanted to see how they both taste hot and fresh. I also needed to determine which would be the better option to have heated up the following day.
The cashier gave both entrees her high reviews. The udon noodles was the better of the two but not by much. the Alfredo was horrible. It was dry and barely tossed with any sauce. Had i not ordered to go this world have definitely give back to the kitchen for at least nine sauce if not a different entrée altogether.
The rice crispy treat was the best part of the meal. It was huge and I wanted to eat the entire thing, and I almost did. Nevertheless I would not return to this restaurant to eat again. Unless that is I’m just stopping in to pick up a rice crispy treat.

I must have looked confused when I walked in because a nice young man helped by explaining the menu. After reading the Unilocal reviews, I couldn’t wait to try this. I ordered the Thai Hot Pot and Thai Curry soup. Incredible flavor on both.
Hubby ordered Indonesian Peanut Sauté. The noodles in that dish were a bit heavy but it had a good kick to the sauce. No GMOs here and cage free chickens.
They have real plates, bowls and silverware– only disposable items are napkins and cups. Wish I’d found this place sooner. It would have been much easier on my wallet.

A step up from fast food for lunch. I had the Pad Thai and potstickers, and they were good. Not great, but good.
If your party can’t decide between Italian or Asian or American then this is the place for you, as you can choose from dishes such as spaghetti w meatballs, Thai curry, and steak stroganoff (which was also good but super heavy). They even have buttered noodles w cheese for the kiddos. Note: the buttered noodles are really heavy. Like eating a rack of billiard balls heavy.

Stopped here for our last vacation dinner because of the awesome reviews, but was surprised to find out this was basically a fast food version of Stir Crazy/​PF Changs (yes there is Italian food, but we stuck to Asian entrees — thus the comparison to PF Changs). It wouldn’t surprise me if this was a restaurant chain.
You go in, order, and then the staff brings out the food. All I can really compare it to is McDonald’s employees walking out their food in fancy dishes (food you’d be willing to eat in a crunch, but you know it isn’t as good as an actual restaurant). I was surprised at other Unilocalers saying the service was amazing (I hope so, all they have to do is take your order and then walk it to a table).
Anyways, the food was decent. If I lived here I wouldn’t mind stopping in once in a while to switch it up, but would I crave this or make a trip back? Probably not. Only recommend for people trying to plan their vacation on a budget!

Noodles is great. for every taste. Whether you are vegetarian, gluten-​free or a meat-​a-​saurus-​rex they have just the soup, salad, sandwich or noodle bowl to tame your tummy.
From traditional Mac n Cheese to Beef Stroganoff or a trip the Far East with Pad Thai, Bangkok Curry or my particular favorite the Thai Hot Pot sans the Fresno peppers.
Don’t like everything that they offer in the noodles or want to add something, you can definitely customize. That’s why I love it here!
So much to choose from so few days in the week, and you can order ahead online or just go in and get it to go.

It’s really more like 3 ½ stars. Noodles & Company is a great choice when you’re looking for a place that caters to a wide variety of palates, it’s just not super authentic. I had the chicken potstickers appetizer and the Japanese Pan Noodles with steak. My friend had the cheesy garlic bread appetizer and the buttered noodles with steak. We split a side of the Thai curry soup. I liked the soup and want to return to try the Thai Hot Pot.
Although this is a quick service restaurant, they bring the food to the table, and the service is EXCELLENT. I really liked their drink options.