Noodle House Lao Kitchen, Visalia CA

I would put five stars because their food is so good and we go there all the time however, they are very rude. Every time I have gone the girls at the door have a horrible attitude and talk to you like you’re stupid. That’s the only thing I have to say about them because again the food is good enough for us to come back and put up with that.

I used to love this place. Back then it was great and was the best place to go but now they aren't what they used to be. It's sad but that's how it is now

My first time trying their food and I ordered the spicy pad thai its has a sweet and spicy flavor to it and its really hard to eat that's how spicy it is but it tastes reallyy Good

Was super excited to try out a new place to enjoy pho only to arrive there & find a note taped on the door saying to call in your order & knock someone will come out. I didn’t stay to find out. The sign looked very old & place was very run down. I love hole in the wall places you get some of the best food in those places, just something told me not stay. I also prefer eating my pho in the restaurant & not to go.

Love the food. The customer service is a little strange right now. You can't even finish a sentence without them closing the door on you and that is really not good. Seems a little suspicious

Way overpriced. I ordered chicken fried rice for my kids. Smelled like fish. My kids spit it out and wouldn't eat it. I was told 1 price and when I picked up my order it changed.

Not sure what happen but it’s not as good as it used to be pad Thai and rice have come out very dry and bland lately ever since they stopped allowing dine in place has kinda never been the same not like when the mom and dad use to be in the kitchen

Update: Noodle House is take out only now. Please call ahead. If going in person, please knock on the door. Same amazing food regardless.
Noodle House is a hidden gem of the central valley. Nowadays people come for the Pho & chicken with sticky rice. The true treasure of this friendly, family operated restaurant is the Khaosoy, a Lao soup with ground beef, cabbage and thick noodles. Absolute comfort food and a must have.