Recipe: Spicy Thai-inspired noodles. An unorthodox version of a classic Thai noodle dish. Author of the article: By Kasey Wilson. Published May 29, 2025. Last updated May 29, 2025. 1 minute read.

Thai food is wonderful and, like Chinese food, allows one to do so much with very little. Here is an unorthodox version of a classic Thai dish — noodles with a spicy peanut sauce, flecked with green ...

Thai Spicy Noodles are fiery, flavorful, and made with simple supermarket ingredients. This quick and easy 30 minute weeknight dinner is loaded with fresh veggies, eggs, and you can adjust the ...

Tossed with rice noodles, egg, tofu or shrimp, bean sprouts, and crushed peanuts, this dish is quick to make and big on flavor. Serve with lime wedges and extra chili for that street-style finish.

Each option — ranging from Thai fried rice and pad Thai to pad see ew and Thai basil — is served with an egg roll and tom yum soup. They’re $12.95 each and can be made with chicken, tofu, or ...

Step-By-Step Recipe Of Thai Drunken Noodles: Soak rice noodles in warm water. In a bowl, mix all the sauces with sugar and water. Heat oil in a wok over high heat. Add garlic and red Thai chilli. Add ...

We agreed that Mama Hue’s is the real thing. I craved the comforting warmth of pho ($15.95) and built my own with vegetarian broth, tofu, broccoli, carrots and bok choy.

In the meantime, you'll find us slurping noodles and swigging Singha, enjoying every meal as if it's our last. J's Noodles & New Thai is located at 1842 South Parker Road and is open from 3 to 8: ...

Slurp Noodles and Dang's together make for the perfect lazy mid-winter night out for those evenings when the chill seems to be dampening the mood, but a pick-me-up wouldn't go amiss.

Narawadee Srikarnchana built the restaurant Nara Thai as a retirement project. In 2003, she was part of the family business, the luxury watch retailer Pendulum in Bangkok.

J's Noodles & New Thai offers dishes at affordable prices. Cynthia Barnes Judy emigrated from Bangkok in 1997, and she and her husband took over a family member's restaurant in 2003.

The Thai offerings include curries, soups, noodles, house specialties and more. Our server said pad Thai ($10), obviously, was the most popular item along with drunken noodles ($10.50).