Noodles & Company

Newbies to this spot. Everything tasted blunt, but eatable. Sorta like Panda Express Asian noodles twist. If I want to eat real asian noodle.
I rathered go to real authentic Asian restaurant. They used pad Thai noodle for Indonesian noodle, supposed they must use egg noodle instead. Everything too much of the same, so blahh.

We get lunch here every Saturday. Delicious food! The potstickers are amazing and I love the spicy chicken Caesar sandwich. If you haven’t been you should try it out.

This place bridges the gap between fast food and fairly priced food. The selections are vast and the pricing is fair. The environment is clean and appropriate for this type of restaurant. This isn’t gourmet food but it is good lunch.

A good Quick healthy sit down fast foods sit down restaurant for the family. ! I tried all their Asian food here like: Japanese pan noodles, Indonesian peanut sauté this was good, I also tried their pad Thai too it wasn’t bad at all !

Everything here is delicious and the service is wonderful. I highly recommend the penne rosa with feta, but you really can’t go wrong. If you try something and don’t like it they will get you something different for free! Try it, you won’t be disappointed.

I was finishing my shopping and needed some food I was wanting soup Which they had three on their menu They offer salads and pasta I love that one can do with or without meat You can do a small or regular serving The servers offered suggestions and even deliver to the table Very friendly place

Never thought I would pay for buttered noodles but it’s my favorite thing on the menu! Yum! Only negative is that the menu is pricey for a quick par cooked pasta.

This used to be my spot! Now that they took truffle mac off the menu I have no reason to go anymore. :(I have tried some of the new stuff and nothing compares! I just don’t understand how something can go from being a signature dish to not on the menu at all!

Great food made by a great chef. We had some wonderful food here the other day.

I showed up at this quaint little establishment that was enclosed inside the South County shopping mall looking for the perfect mac & cheese. I think I have found it here at this chain restaurant.
I walked in and asked for nutritional information, because I am a weight watchers user. They had a laminated sheet with a lot of their dishes and I was surprised they did not have a pamphlet or a smaller piece of paper they can hand out to people. No matter, the dish I chose fit perfectly with my points.
What was also amazing was that when I asked for a military discount, the server took off the price of my drink as the discount, so I ended up paying more than $ 2 less for my meal. I ended up getting a small order of the Wisconsin Mac & Cheese.
Sweetie pie’s, you guys should notice this, this place is in huge competition with you for the best mac & cheese. They had plenty of montery chedder on top which made the dish ever more flavorful.
I was very please with my visit and I recommend Noodles & Company to anyone who wants a cheap and easy place to get some very awesome food.
The only negatives that I experienced was that this location was inside the mall, but there was no enterance and exit to go inside the building, like most other places. It was very cold outside and walking down the sidewalk to a nextdoor store was rather inconvenient.

Consistently good food and service. We end up here often because my 5 yr old son loves the Mac n’ Cheese and I love the many options, flavor, and good ingredients.

Ho hum. I am just about over these noodle places. Too much salt, too much oil or fat, and not many choices. Or maybe I just don’t have the imagination needed. It did the job, but I wouldn’t make it a favorite. Staff was very friendly and responsive. Place was clean and bright. You might like it better than I liked it.

Great food and a nice staff!!! I am always happy with the location at the South County Mall.

I tried this place one night on a limp I wasn’t sure what to expect and I was amazed on the quality, quantity of the food. It was really good I had their basic spaghetti meal and it was great, looking forward to going back and trying other meals!

Carry out curb side pick up! Awesome dinner/​lunch combinations. Prices are great also! Today I had desert, they make home made rice crispie treats they have to be the best around. They are so yummy!

Not tooo bad! I came here with my dad yesterday & was surprised on how great the food was. The cheesesteak sandwich was a bit tooo salty for me, but the bread was delish! The staff were very accommodating to my weird dietary needs. Initially, I ordered a chicken noodle soup with my sandwich, but was informed by one of the employees that the soup had dairy in it. So, I switched to a cucumber & carrot salad with an Asian vinaigrette. Yummy! I was happy that they could make a «salad» without the usual leafy greens. My dad ordered a pad thai & looked partly authentic. Where’s the crushed peanuts & sides of sugar & crushed dried chillies? The only problem is that I wished I could enter this place from inside the mall in addition to entering from outside like Qdoba. It is a bit pricey as previous reviews stated. But, the taste & service is worth the money. I like how they offer 2 different meal sizes (small & large).

I could eat here everyday! In fact for one week, I think I might have.
I am addicted to their Thai Curry Soup with chicken.
My daughter loves the Mac-​n-​cheese!
Always fresh and tastes great.
Staff always friendly. And make an effort to remember who you are. I like that.
Downside: a bit pricey. Over $ 9 for lunch for a bottle water and the soup above.: (

So. I was driving through the mall thinking I’d hit up QDoba when I saw Noodles and Company and figured I’d give it a try for the first time. Well. I went in with little to no expecations and came out blown away. First of all, it’s kind of like a fast food style place where you order your food at the front and wait for it while they are cooking. However, you go sit down and they bring your food out to you. I’ve tried almost everything on their menu and I now only get a large Thai Curry soup and a large Indonesian Peanut Sauté with breaded chicken breast.
The thai curry soup is a curry flavored soup with noodles and fresh vegetables. The thing that I love about this place is that all of the stuff that they use is fresh. The soup has fresh tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, spinach leaves all soaked into the soup. It is delicious. The soup alone could fill most people. I am not most people. The indonesian peanut sauté is a spicier dish than what you would find on the menu which is good because I like a little more kick to it. They do sprinkle some crumbled up peanuts over the noodles and they have some sort of spicy peanut sauce that goes well with the rice noodles. They also throw in some brocoli, sliced carrots, cabbage and asian sprouts which are all extremely fresh.
These two dishes are what I miss most when I had to move from St. Louis to Texas.
Well. The pad thai isn’t exactly their best dish. I had it once and never got it again. The Pesto cavatappi with grilled chicken is delicious as well. I would sometimes change up the indonesian peanut sauté with either this dish, the penne rosa or the japanese pan noodles. I have tried the asian chop salad but that wasn’t anything spectacular. The tomato basil bisque is also good but not as good as the thai curry soup. They also have some fried dumplings as appetizers but I have had better dumplings at non-​asian restaurants. Wouldn’t suggest getting these.
When you order your noodles, you can customize the meats that you put on. You can either get grilled chicken, breaded chicken (parmesian crusted chicken breast is what it’s called on the menu), slices of beef or shrimp.
I kept raving about Noodles and Company to my coworkers (especially the thai curry soup and the indonesian peanut sauté) that they finally went there and fell in love. They absolutely loved the indonesian peanut sauté and how fresh the vegetables are.

I have been to this location about three times total, so far. Here are my thoughts on the restaurant and my last outing there:
Overall:
Each time, the dining room and the bathrooms have been clean and acceptable. (I don’t understand the absence of a urinal in the men’s bathroom.) The food has been good, not great. Something is not exactly right with the tofu. Perhaps it gets old quickly, but generally, the tofu I get here is tougher than I think it should be.
The Food:
On this most recent visit, I ordered the Bangkok Curry with beef. The meat was good, but just didn’t seem right; a little too soft and odd shaped. I found the dish to be filled with vegetable, black sesame, and noodles (go figure). I would certainly get this again.
The Service:
I think I primarily dealt with the manager on this last visit, and he was quite accommodating. He provided my friends and I a complimentary rice krispies treat for dessert. That was appreciated. I always like a dessert to settle my meal. Hehe.

Horrible beyond words. I was STARVING and it was still so bad I couldn’t eat the «pad Thai» with chicken. Waffle House has better food – I knew I was making a mistake when the place was EMPTY at 6 pm. NEVER AGAIN!