In The Bowl Bistro

Their tamarind peanut noodles are to die for. Killer flavor combination and just super well-executed. My partner had less luck with the Pad See Ew, which was basically just one big noodle all stuck together, but hopefully that was a fluke. Their food is pretty expensive -- they charge like 5 bucks for meat upgrades / substitutions of veggie options or beef instead of chicken/veggies/tofu) and like 6+ bucks for a Thai tea but I don't even care. They can do that. I'll just go and get the basic noodles because they're delicious.

Small place, big bold flavors. We had a 6 person group and that's pretty much the largest size group I'd recommend unless you get them to reserve space for you along the inner wall than maybe 10. I don't know if they do that though. I was full from this meal for a long time. Fresh coconut water was amazing. Food can be THAI SPICY, not American Spicy. You can order it with no spice and they will accommodate. I love hot food and ordered a 2 out of 5 level. For the first 5 minutes I coughed until my tongue got numb enough to stand the heat. Then it was all flavor! Even my friends from India that love spice only ordered a 3 and they said it was at the edge of their tolerance but perfect. Yum, yum. yum! We didn't try any of the fake meat options but everyone loved their veggie or tofu options.

Good place for a quick bite to eat. It is kind of hidden and really easy to miss, if you aren't paying attention. We ordered the N16 yakisoba with chicken and the spring rolls. The spring rolls were piping hot and delicious. However, I'm giving 4 stars because I was a little disappointed with the yakisoba. It was so sweet that I felt like the sauce was maple syrup and the chicken was actually not chicken, but tasted like big round pieces of sausage. The noodles were delicious as well as the vegetables. I guess I would have preferred not having any protein and just only have the noodles and vegetables.