This place has an amazingly wide variety of cuisine choices; Chineese, Japanese, Thai, etc., plus "good ole American" types of dishes. One must just try them to learn preferences. Like a typical chain; usually "not as good as we hope or as bad as we fear." My food was OK, today, with respects to taste & good temp. As with most franchises, it's a nice facility, good decor, great seating choices, and they clean your table for you. Food tastes like it's shipped in, canned or frozen, then warmed up. The servers are cordial, and not the minimum type, nor the "top rung" type. It's as good, or better than some, entries on the "Fast Food Boulevard."
(3)
Angelus K.
Pretty solid fast food. Stick with Mediterranean or udon dishes. The Mac and cheese is a calorie bomb. This is a chain--it's Muncie, after all. I'm not a big fan of their thai and indonesian noodles. They seem a bit oily to me and not very flavorful. The Japanese style udon is ok, though. The Italian dishes are pretty good.... the mac and cheese is a bit bland and tons of calories. The meat can be dry sometimes, too. Nevertheless, a good pasta fix.
(3)
Richard B.
Well if your into Noodles this is the place for you. Food was OK but the selection was a little weak. Quality was good but quantity versus prices was not as good.
(3)
Benji H.
I get take out from here almost every week. I've never had a bad meal, but this restaurant is absolutely ridiculous when it comes to consistency. I usually get the same few things and it's always just a little different each time. For example, I've had the chicken ceasar sandwich probably six times and only once has it been prepared with wonton strips like it is supposed to. Sometimes your chicken noodle soup will have the carrot and celery topping, sometimes it won't. Sometimes you'll get silverware, sometimes you won't. Like I said, I've never had a bad meal there, but I'm tired of the surprises.
(3)
CK A.
First time to visit this restaurant. $33 dollars for our family of four, and my boys were still hungry when the food was gone. I think if they would have gotten two entrees they would have been full, but then, who wants to pay fifty bucks for fast food. We arrived there about 8:30 pm. The restaurant closed at 10 pm, but they already had half of the restaurant blocked off for cleaning, forcing everyone to sit in the section up front. The restaurant was not very clean. Under each table were the remains of noodles. It kind of looked like there had been toddlers there all day and had left the customary dregs of food all over under the highchair. They apparently clean the restaurant once a day at the end of the day whether it needs it or not. Everyone liked the food they got. It was flavorful and no place else has close to the same sort of menu.
(2)
Krista M.
My family and I love noodles and company for the gluten free options. This location went above and beyond for customer service. My husband was alone with a sleeping baby in the car so the associate on the phone let him order and pay over the phone and brought him the food when it was done. Very helpful with a sleeping baby. Also, great food as usual!
(5)
Steve S.
Okay, it's a chain. However, I was excited when it finally came to town. I had eaten at the Alexandria, VA location years ago when I lived there and never had a bad meal. The thing that sits this place apart from others in town is the service. I have a great experience every single time I am served. Super friendly and always willing to give extra. It seems like the "norm" at most chain restaurants (or even locally owned) is to push them through with little to no charm. This place is the exception. Food is good, but heavy on the carbs (noodles, duh.)
(4)
Rafael C.
Eww, chain! Alright, I'm not hating on chains as they serve a purpose. For me, I needed a Thai fix in the worse way and this place just opened up recently in Muncie. As such, the place looked like it should being new and all ... clean, warm and inviting. I ordered the Indonesian Peanut Saute. It had some kick to it and it got hotter with more hot sauce I put on it. I added chicken, more broccoli and a flatbread to the order. I also threw in a beverage and it came up to about twelve bucks which I thought was a bit pricey. I did enjoy my meal but I did realize that I can get similar food from local Thai places for cheaper. I was debating giving this place 2 stars or not due to the fact that one of their employees came to our group to inform us we were a bit too loud. Why? Because they couldn't take a phone call from the counter ... whatevs!
(3)
Karhma D.
It's a Noodles & Co. It's not fine dining, but it's great for sit-down fast food. I'm basically just commenting on this location's tofu, as all the locations seem to be pretty uniform, being a chain & all. It had a teriyaki-BBQ style glaze to it & was pretty tasty. Also, the employees were really friendly & chatty.
(4)
Bryce R.
Food: 3/5 I've had it once, the chicken and noodles where bland and flavorless, and the beef stroganoff was alright
(3)
R C.
i guess this is a chain but i liked how you could choose between two portion sizes and add "proteins" a la carte. i had the japanese noodles with shrimp. it was a little spicy and everything tasted fresh. the server told me that they had free wi-fi and that i should come back to study and make myself comfortable. i guess they want a lot of students in there? anyways, it was really cheap and tasted good-at least the asian menu. will go back soon.
(4)
April B.
I've been to one in Cincinnati, but never tried the one in Muncie. It was just as good as I remembered and I really enjoyed my Japanese Pan Noodles (wish it was spicier--but, that's not the restaurant's fault...I like spicy!!). I also like the fact that they have one of those Coke Freestyle machines that offers more than sodas. Overall, I would definitely would go back!! Yum!!
(4)
April B.
I've been to one in Cincinnati, but never tried the one in Muncie. It was just as good as I remembered and I really enjoyed my Japanese Pan Noodles (wish it was spicier--but, that's not the restaurant's fault...I like spicy!!). I also like the fact that they have one of those Coke Freestyle machines that offers more than sodas. Overall, I would definitely would go back!! Yum!!
(4)
Jim S.
This place has an amazingly wide variety of cuisine choices; Chineese, Japanese, Thai, etc., plus "good ole American" types of dishes. One must just try them to learn preferences. Like a typical chain; usually "not as good as we hope or as bad as we fear." My food was OK, today, with respects to taste & good temp. As with most franchises, it's a nice facility, good decor, great seating choices, and they clean your table for you. Food tastes like it's shipped in, canned or frozen, then warmed up. The servers are cordial, and not the minimum type, nor the "top rung" type. It's as good, or better than some, entries on the "Fast Food Boulevard."
(3)
Angelus K.
Pretty solid fast food. Stick with Mediterranean or udon dishes. The Mac and cheese is a calorie bomb. This is a chain--it's Muncie, after all. I'm not a big fan of their thai and indonesian noodles. They seem a bit oily to me and not very flavorful. The Japanese style udon is ok, though. The Italian dishes are pretty good.... the mac and cheese is a bit bland and tons of calories. The meat can be dry sometimes, too. Nevertheless, a good pasta fix.
(3)
Richard B.
Well if your into Noodles this is the place for you. Food was OK but the selection was a little weak. Quality was good but quantity versus prices was not as good.
(3)
Benji H.
I get take out from here almost every week. I've never had a bad meal, but this restaurant is absolutely ridiculous when it comes to consistency. I usually get the same few things and it's always just a little different each time. For example, I've had the chicken ceasar sandwich probably six times and only once has it been prepared with wonton strips like it is supposed to. Sometimes your chicken noodle soup will have the carrot and celery topping, sometimes it won't. Sometimes you'll get silverware, sometimes you won't. Like I said, I've never had a bad meal there, but I'm tired of the surprises.
(3)
CK A.
First time to visit this restaurant. $33 dollars for our family of four, and my boys were still hungry when the food was gone. I think if they would have gotten two entrees they would have been full, but then, who wants to pay fifty bucks for fast food. We arrived there about 8:30 pm. The restaurant closed at 10 pm, but they already had half of the restaurant blocked off for cleaning, forcing everyone to sit in the section up front. The restaurant was not very clean. Under each table were the remains of noodles. It kind of looked like there had been toddlers there all day and had left the customary dregs of food all over under the highchair. They apparently clean the restaurant once a day at the end of the day whether it needs it or not. Everyone liked the food they got. It was flavorful and no place else has close to the same sort of menu.
(2)
Krista M.
My family and I love noodles and company for the gluten free options. This location went above and beyond for customer service. My husband was alone with a sleeping baby in the car so the associate on the phone let him order and pay over the phone and brought him the food when it was done. Very helpful with a sleeping baby. Also, great food as usual!
(5)
Steve S.
Okay, it's a chain. However, I was excited when it finally came to town. I had eaten at the Alexandria, VA location years ago when I lived there and never had a bad meal. The thing that sits this place apart from others in town is the service. I have a great experience every single time I am served. Super friendly and always willing to give extra. It seems like the "norm" at most chain restaurants (or even locally owned) is to push them through with little to no charm. This place is the exception. Food is good, but heavy on the carbs (noodles, duh.)
(4)
Rafael C.
Eww, chain! Alright, I'm not hating on chains as they serve a purpose. For me, I needed a Thai fix in the worse way and this place just opened up recently in Muncie. As such, the place looked like it should being new and all ... clean, warm and inviting. I ordered the Indonesian Peanut Saute. It had some kick to it and it got hotter with more hot sauce I put on it. I added chicken, more broccoli and a flatbread to the order. I also threw in a beverage and it came up to about twelve bucks which I thought was a bit pricey. I did enjoy my meal but I did realize that I can get similar food from local Thai places for cheaper. I was debating giving this place 2 stars or not due to the fact that one of their employees came to our group to inform us we were a bit too loud. Why? Because they couldn't take a phone call from the counter ... whatevs!
(3)
Karhma D.
It's a Noodles & Co. It's not fine dining, but it's great for sit-down fast food. I'm basically just commenting on this location's tofu, as all the locations seem to be pretty uniform, being a chain & all. It had a teriyaki-BBQ style glaze to it & was pretty tasty. Also, the employees were really friendly & chatty.
(4)
Bryce R.
Food: 3/5 I've had it once, the chicken and noodles where bland and flavorless, and the beef stroganoff was alright
(3)
R C.
i guess this is a chain but i liked how you could choose between two portion sizes and add "proteins" a la carte. i had the japanese noodles with shrimp. it was a little spicy and everything tasted fresh. the server told me that they had free wi-fi and that i should come back to study and make myself comfortable. i guess they want a lot of students in there? anyways, it was really cheap and tasted good-at least the asian menu. will go back soon.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
The immense popularity of Italian cuisine globally isn't unknown. You can find an Italian Pizzeria around every corner of almost every city in the United States. Not to forget that in every house, people enjoy mac and cheese as comfort food. But it would be wrong to believe that Italian food starts with pizza and ends with good pasta as this Mediterranean country has much more to offer other than these two dishes. In Italian Cuisine, there is a high use of fresh tomatoes, all kinds of herbs, great quality of cheese, all types of meat, seafood and fresh handmade pasta. Many find it hard to believe that Italians have been making noodles long back.
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If you are bored eating the same old pasta or pizza, you can try some of the authentic Italian dishes like Risotto, Polenta, Ribollita, Lasagna, Fiorentina Steak, Bottarga, Ossobuco, Carbonara, Focaccia, Arancini and Supplì. Another item which Italians love to relish every morning is a good cup of Italian Coffee. Once you taste a freshly brewed cup of Italian Coffee, you might not visit Starbucks ever again. Authentic Italian food is made with heart and soul, so go find a restaurant where you can relish Italian cuisine in your city.
Jim S.
This place has an amazingly wide variety of cuisine choices; Chineese, Japanese, Thai, etc., plus "good ole American" types of dishes. One must just try them to learn preferences. Like a typical chain; usually "not as good as we hope or as bad as we fear." My food was OK, today, with respects to taste & good temp. As with most franchises, it's a nice facility, good decor, great seating choices, and they clean your table for you. Food tastes like it's shipped in, canned or frozen, then warmed up. The servers are cordial, and not the minimum type, nor the "top rung" type. It's as good, or better than some, entries on the "Fast Food Boulevard."
(3)Angelus K.
Pretty solid fast food. Stick with Mediterranean or udon dishes. The Mac and cheese is a calorie bomb. This is a chain--it's Muncie, after all. I'm not a big fan of their thai and indonesian noodles. They seem a bit oily to me and not very flavorful. The Japanese style udon is ok, though. The Italian dishes are pretty good.... the mac and cheese is a bit bland and tons of calories. The meat can be dry sometimes, too. Nevertheless, a good pasta fix.
(3)Richard B.
Well if your into Noodles this is the place for you. Food was OK but the selection was a little weak. Quality was good but quantity versus prices was not as good.
(3)Benji H.
I get take out from here almost every week. I've never had a bad meal, but this restaurant is absolutely ridiculous when it comes to consistency. I usually get the same few things and it's always just a little different each time. For example, I've had the chicken ceasar sandwich probably six times and only once has it been prepared with wonton strips like it is supposed to. Sometimes your chicken noodle soup will have the carrot and celery topping, sometimes it won't. Sometimes you'll get silverware, sometimes you won't. Like I said, I've never had a bad meal there, but I'm tired of the surprises.
(3)CK A.
First time to visit this restaurant. $33 dollars for our family of four, and my boys were still hungry when the food was gone. I think if they would have gotten two entrees they would have been full, but then, who wants to pay fifty bucks for fast food. We arrived there about 8:30 pm. The restaurant closed at 10 pm, but they already had half of the restaurant blocked off for cleaning, forcing everyone to sit in the section up front. The restaurant was not very clean. Under each table were the remains of noodles. It kind of looked like there had been toddlers there all day and had left the customary dregs of food all over under the highchair. They apparently clean the restaurant once a day at the end of the day whether it needs it or not. Everyone liked the food they got. It was flavorful and no place else has close to the same sort of menu.
(2)Krista M.
My family and I love noodles and company for the gluten free options. This location went above and beyond for customer service. My husband was alone with a sleeping baby in the car so the associate on the phone let him order and pay over the phone and brought him the food when it was done. Very helpful with a sleeping baby. Also, great food as usual!
(5)Steve S.
Okay, it's a chain. However, I was excited when it finally came to town. I had eaten at the Alexandria, VA location years ago when I lived there and never had a bad meal. The thing that sits this place apart from others in town is the service. I have a great experience every single time I am served. Super friendly and always willing to give extra. It seems like the "norm" at most chain restaurants (or even locally owned) is to push them through with little to no charm. This place is the exception. Food is good, but heavy on the carbs (noodles, duh.)
(4)Rafael C.
Eww, chain! Alright, I'm not hating on chains as they serve a purpose. For me, I needed a Thai fix in the worse way and this place just opened up recently in Muncie. As such, the place looked like it should being new and all ... clean, warm and inviting. I ordered the Indonesian Peanut Saute. It had some kick to it and it got hotter with more hot sauce I put on it. I added chicken, more broccoli and a flatbread to the order. I also threw in a beverage and it came up to about twelve bucks which I thought was a bit pricey. I did enjoy my meal but I did realize that I can get similar food from local Thai places for cheaper. I was debating giving this place 2 stars or not due to the fact that one of their employees came to our group to inform us we were a bit too loud. Why? Because they couldn't take a phone call from the counter ... whatevs!
(3)Karhma D.
It's a Noodles & Co. It's not fine dining, but it's great for sit-down fast food. I'm basically just commenting on this location's tofu, as all the locations seem to be pretty uniform, being a chain & all. It had a teriyaki-BBQ style glaze to it & was pretty tasty. Also, the employees were really friendly & chatty.
(4)Bryce R.
Food: 3/5 I've had it once, the chicken and noodles where bland and flavorless, and the beef stroganoff was alright
(3)R C.
i guess this is a chain but i liked how you could choose between two portion sizes and add "proteins" a la carte. i had the japanese noodles with shrimp. it was a little spicy and everything tasted fresh. the server told me that they had free wi-fi and that i should come back to study and make myself comfortable. i guess they want a lot of students in there? anyways, it was really cheap and tasted good-at least the asian menu. will go back soon.
(4)April B.
I've been to one in Cincinnati, but never tried the one in Muncie. It was just as good as I remembered and I really enjoyed my Japanese Pan Noodles (wish it was spicier--but, that's not the restaurant's fault...I like spicy!!). I also like the fact that they have one of those Coke Freestyle machines that offers more than sodas. Overall, I would definitely would go back!! Yum!!
(4)April B.
I've been to one in Cincinnati, but never tried the one in Muncie. It was just as good as I remembered and I really enjoyed my Japanese Pan Noodles (wish it was spicier--but, that's not the restaurant's fault...I like spicy!!). I also like the fact that they have one of those Coke Freestyle machines that offers more than sodas. Overall, I would definitely would go back!! Yum!!
(4)Jim S.
This place has an amazingly wide variety of cuisine choices; Chineese, Japanese, Thai, etc., plus "good ole American" types of dishes. One must just try them to learn preferences. Like a typical chain; usually "not as good as we hope or as bad as we fear." My food was OK, today, with respects to taste & good temp. As with most franchises, it's a nice facility, good decor, great seating choices, and they clean your table for you. Food tastes like it's shipped in, canned or frozen, then warmed up. The servers are cordial, and not the minimum type, nor the "top rung" type. It's as good, or better than some, entries on the "Fast Food Boulevard."
(3)Angelus K.
Pretty solid fast food. Stick with Mediterranean or udon dishes. The Mac and cheese is a calorie bomb. This is a chain--it's Muncie, after all. I'm not a big fan of their thai and indonesian noodles. They seem a bit oily to me and not very flavorful. The Japanese style udon is ok, though. The Italian dishes are pretty good.... the mac and cheese is a bit bland and tons of calories. The meat can be dry sometimes, too. Nevertheless, a good pasta fix.
(3)Richard B.
Well if your into Noodles this is the place for you. Food was OK but the selection was a little weak. Quality was good but quantity versus prices was not as good.
(3)Benji H.
I get take out from here almost every week. I've never had a bad meal, but this restaurant is absolutely ridiculous when it comes to consistency. I usually get the same few things and it's always just a little different each time. For example, I've had the chicken ceasar sandwich probably six times and only once has it been prepared with wonton strips like it is supposed to. Sometimes your chicken noodle soup will have the carrot and celery topping, sometimes it won't. Sometimes you'll get silverware, sometimes you won't. Like I said, I've never had a bad meal there, but I'm tired of the surprises.
(3)CK A.
First time to visit this restaurant. $33 dollars for our family of four, and my boys were still hungry when the food was gone. I think if they would have gotten two entrees they would have been full, but then, who wants to pay fifty bucks for fast food. We arrived there about 8:30 pm. The restaurant closed at 10 pm, but they already had half of the restaurant blocked off for cleaning, forcing everyone to sit in the section up front. The restaurant was not very clean. Under each table were the remains of noodles. It kind of looked like there had been toddlers there all day and had left the customary dregs of food all over under the highchair. They apparently clean the restaurant once a day at the end of the day whether it needs it or not. Everyone liked the food they got. It was flavorful and no place else has close to the same sort of menu.
(2)Krista M.
My family and I love noodles and company for the gluten free options. This location went above and beyond for customer service. My husband was alone with a sleeping baby in the car so the associate on the phone let him order and pay over the phone and brought him the food when it was done. Very helpful with a sleeping baby. Also, great food as usual!
(5)Steve S.
Okay, it's a chain. However, I was excited when it finally came to town. I had eaten at the Alexandria, VA location years ago when I lived there and never had a bad meal. The thing that sits this place apart from others in town is the service. I have a great experience every single time I am served. Super friendly and always willing to give extra. It seems like the "norm" at most chain restaurants (or even locally owned) is to push them through with little to no charm. This place is the exception. Food is good, but heavy on the carbs (noodles, duh.)
(4)Rafael C.
Eww, chain! Alright, I'm not hating on chains as they serve a purpose. For me, I needed a Thai fix in the worse way and this place just opened up recently in Muncie. As such, the place looked like it should being new and all ... clean, warm and inviting. I ordered the Indonesian Peanut Saute. It had some kick to it and it got hotter with more hot sauce I put on it. I added chicken, more broccoli and a flatbread to the order. I also threw in a beverage and it came up to about twelve bucks which I thought was a bit pricey. I did enjoy my meal but I did realize that I can get similar food from local Thai places for cheaper. I was debating giving this place 2 stars or not due to the fact that one of their employees came to our group to inform us we were a bit too loud. Why? Because they couldn't take a phone call from the counter ... whatevs!
(3)Karhma D.
It's a Noodles & Co. It's not fine dining, but it's great for sit-down fast food. I'm basically just commenting on this location's tofu, as all the locations seem to be pretty uniform, being a chain & all. It had a teriyaki-BBQ style glaze to it & was pretty tasty. Also, the employees were really friendly & chatty.
(4)Bryce R.
Food: 3/5 I've had it once, the chicken and noodles where bland and flavorless, and the beef stroganoff was alright
(3)R C.
i guess this is a chain but i liked how you could choose between two portion sizes and add "proteins" a la carte. i had the japanese noodles with shrimp. it was a little spicy and everything tasted fresh. the server told me that they had free wi-fi and that i should come back to study and make myself comfortable. i guess they want a lot of students in there? anyways, it was really cheap and tasted good-at least the asian menu. will go back soon.
(4)