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August 24, 2007

A Bargain Boozer's Guide to Noodles

Ah, back to school – that magical time of year when students across town come back from those lazy days of summer and start emptying their wallets on books, parking tickets, and cover charges. So what's the best way to actually break the monotony of ramen and grilled cheese without going broke in the process? Four magic letters: BYOB.

Thai Noodle House is nestled in at 2602 Guadalupe, just behind the 7-Eleven on the north end of The Drag. Boasting fast service, great prices, and some of the best noodle bowls around, this place is not to be missed. The Pad Thai is large enough to feed two, especially if accompanied by some of their badass spring rolls. Their basil dishes are so good, you'll find yourself greedily stabbing at the fingers of everyone who tries to steal a bite.

The listed hours are 11am-10pm, Monday through Friday, but its not uncommon to see people sitting on the covered patio well beyond that as they finish up a few last rounds of drinks. The atmosphere is definitely casual, so don't expect an elegant, fine-dining experience. But sit outside on a rainy night, and that back-alley-Asian vibe will make you feel like you stepped out of a scene from Blade Runner.

Photo by Satay Restaurant


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Comments (2)

Like a scene from Blade Runner? Sweet. If only someone could do a voice-over narration of our deepest, darkest thoughts while we eat a noodle bowl in the rain.

 

Oy! Thai Noodle House got me so sick I had to go to the hospital the last time I went there. It was coming out both ends with blood and everything.

 
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