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    Hollywood Noodle House

    4.2 (711 reviews)
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    Fiona T.

    Craving Thai food when I was in Arcadia last week Ended up finding a hidden gem -- Hollywood Noodle House Tucked right between Arcadia and North El Monte, low-key but sooo good. have to order the Thai duck curry if you love duck Want something non-spicy?Pad See Ew Love that sweet & savory flavor and kid-friendly too And Have to get my all time favorite chicken satay Recommend the satay sauce My hubby also loves ka prao So good to pair with rice mango with sticky rice for dessert is all needed Very fresh mango, whole fam approved IG: socalhkfoodies

    James L.

    Been here several times over the years, but first time I noticed they participated in DineLA, so we took a short drive here. This review is based on one recent visit only since the owner told me they took over the business a year ago. The interior is spacious and clean. There's a small kiddy foosball table too. Classy lounge music doesn't really fit the Thai vibe is still nice. DineLA menu: We got tofu and vegetables, papaya salad with sticky rice and fried bananas. All were served in a single plate. Another item was Hollywood grilled chicken, chicken skewers, jasmine rice and fried bananas, also in a single plate. The chicken skewers were served with a dollop of peanut butter. One piece of tender, another was dry. The grilled chicken. He said it's chicken breast, but I got a leg quarter, served with a sweet & spicy sauce. Without it, the meat was bland. We also ordered Drunken Noodles (pad kee mao) with chicken. The menu was a bit misleading so the chicken was an extra charge. Other Thai places include some kind of protein. Unfortunately the chicken was dry and tough and the noodles didn't have that hot fire wok taste. The service was very friendly and personable. But for me, the food didn't wow me. I hope they do well because I'm always rooting for a family owned business.

    Pad See Ew was ok
    Christy C.

    Ordered Doordash and got the Beef Pad See Ew because they were having BOGO deal so it was only $29 including tips/taxes for 2 orders! The Pad See Ew was decent. There was a lot of beef and it was very tender. The vegetables were ok since it seemed to consist of a lot of broccoli stems instead of actual broccoli. The noodles were very flavorful and not too greasy. Overall, it was not bad but I probably wouldn't purchase it again at full price.

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    Travis P.

    Redemption! I saw they were offering a DineLA menu, and since this location has changed ownership, I wanted to give them another shot after my disappointing experience last time. I'm glad I did. They've clearly cleaned up the place, dining in is now much more comfortable and noticeably cleaner. Service was solid as well. We were consistently checked on and asked how everything was. Overall, the food was good, especially for DineLA. From the menu, I tried the following: Fish Cake - Simple but tasty appetizer. Nothing fancy, but enjoyable. (4/5) Hollywood Wonton - Crispy, well-fried, and flavorful. Pretty good overall. (4/5) Pineapple Fried Rice with Chicken & Grilled Prawn - Surprisingly delicious. Simple, comforting, and packed with flavor. Probably my favorite dish of the night. (4.5/5) Crying Tiger with Sticky Rice - Tasty and straightforward. My only complaint is that the beef portion was pretty limited, and it's not a dish that leaves you feeling very full. (4/5) Fried Banana - This was a bit different. It was banana fried in a eggroll wrapper. It tasted good and was crispy though! (4.5/5) Overall, I'm glad I gave this place another chance, it's miles better under the new ownership. Definitely worth a try if you're craving Thai food in Arcadia.

    Ross W.

    We have been here twice this month for lunch. The first time we got water & tableware quickly but the second time we had to wait a while. Nevertheless, the food was fresh & tasty. We have tried Prik King, Khao Soi with tofu, Yen Ta Fo, Rad Na & Fish Cake. We enjoyed every dish, but my favorite was Khao Soi, & the presentation was catchy. Lunch specials are available on the weekend, and for an additional $3, you get a Thai Tea which is not overly sweet. The space is simple, roomy & clean. It was relatively quiet (not busy) both times we ate there. Our server was polite & attentive. She never let Hubby's glass of water fall below halfway. If you can't find street parking out front, there is a parking lot in the back. This just might become our go to Thai restaurant.

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    Majella L.

    Stopped by here to try their Thai food and was pleasantly surprised. The place had the vibe like you were dining at your Thai aunt's kitchen. Our server was busy wearing different hats all evening and was incredibly kind to all of his customers. He graciously gave us a complimentary Thai iced tea that was delicious! Although we stopped here for their pork jerky, it wasn't our favorite. We collectively felt it wasn't as crispy as we usually like but still enjoyed it. The crab fried rice was yummy with generous crab meat. My favorite was the Spicy Ka Prao Tofu dish and beef pad se ewe.

    Brian N.

    Hollywood Noodle House is one of those rare spots where the food feels like it came straight out of someone's family kitchen instead of a restaurant line. You can literally taste the authenticity in every bite. Rumor has it there's a Thai grandma in the back running the show, and honestly... the flavors confirm it. The noodles are rich, comforting, and packed with that deep, soulful seasoning that only comes from real home cooking. Nothing feels watered down or "tourist-friendly." It's bold, fragrant, and unapologetically authentic. If you're craving Thai food that tastes like someone's grandma made it with love (and probably a little bit of secret magic), Hollywood Noodle House is the spot.

    Dave H.

    Nice gem of a Thai place. Super friendly service and the current owners kept the original owners menu plus added other new items like the LA Dine menu which is a nice deal for $25. I like this place because their prices are still pretty reasonable compared to some other places. Parking in the back available.

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    Kemmkanit P.

    This place is our favorite Thai restaurant in SGV, warm atmosphere and staffs are friendly as always. This time we ordered pork jerky, it's our favorite appetizer. For the main dish, I tried Hollywood Pad Thai, was very tasty, big portion, the noodles were perfectly cooked, big shrimp mixed with their secret sauces. also my husband ordered Duck noodles, he said the duck meat is soft and the soup was really nice well balanced taste. There are more our favorite dishes that we like such as Pad see ewe, basil fried rice, pineapple fried rice and Tom Kha or Tom yum soup that we always order for to go too.

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    Tiffany C.

    Was craving Thai food on a weekday evening, and came across Hollywood Noodle House on Yelp. I've actually driven by multiple times, but I don't think I've ever tried it out. They're located on Live Oak a few stores down from Savers. There's a small lot in the back for parking. We were actually the first customers of the night and the restaurant was empty when we got there, but more customers came after us, and there was a steady flow of people picking up their takeout orders while we dined in. We were able to talk to the owner, who told us that he had recently taken over and was revamping the menu and the interior dining room. He shared with us that while he's Chinese, his wife is Thai and the brains behind the recipes that they have on the menu. He threw in two drinks on the house, which was incredibly kind. The coffee was good, but I enjoyed the Thai tea more. Not too sweet, super refreshing! Thai papaya salad - $12.95, super refreshing and fulfilled my craving. Papaya was shredded with carrots, peanuts and green beans, and had a side of cabbage. The acidity was perfect, and not too sour. Tom Yum noodle soup - $15.95, came with the option of chicken or shrimp. There was a good amount of rice noodles and chicken, but not much in the soup itself. Loved the flavor of the tom yum but felt it was slightly on the pricier side. Yellow curry - $10.95 plus added protein of chicken $3.99. This came with a side of rice. The curry was not too spicy despite us ordering medium heat. Good amount of potatoes and carrots - flavor was strong and the dish itself was hearty. Overall, great new update to this Thai place! Owner was friendly and welcoming. Will definitely be back to try some more items!

    Magda N.

    Good deal buy one get one free on doordash. We got the pad thai this time. It's not bad. Portion is pretty big. Not a whole lot of chicken but it's bogo! Lots of item on the bogo offer so I'd definitely try another.

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    Vincent L.

    Really enjoyed my meal here. The ambience was clean, relaxed, and welcoming, making it a comfortable place to sit down and enjoy Thai food. We ordered the pork larb salad, papaya salad, chicken wings, and a curry soup. The pork larb was flavorful with a great balance of lime, herbs, and spice. The papaya salad was fresh and crunchy with the perfect sweet-sour kick. The chicken wings came out crispy and juicy, and the curry soup was rich, aromatic, and very comforting. Service was friendly and attentive, and the food came out at a good pace. Overall, a solid spot for Thai food with fresh flavors and a pleasant dining atmosphere. I'd definitely come back to try more dishes. :)

    Lauren T.

    We came for DineLA and the food was decent, but the food took awhile to come out even though we were the only ones in the restaurant. I was also disappointed that they didn't have the DineLA desserts that were listed on the menu.

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    How does that buy 1 get 1 free thai tea text work? i clicked it, got the text, clicked that link, brought me to your yelp page, ordered 2 teas and was still charged for both

    It's works for Dine in and Phone orders. Not online orders.

    This is our family 2nd visit to Hollywood Noodle. The food is great the service is great. The price is good. We will comeback again and again. Would you like to try?

    My favorite is tofu extreme, and Tom Yum Seafood.

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    Thai Thyme

    Thai Thyme

    4.5
    (414 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    The restaurant is located in old town monrovia. There is street parking and parking in nearby lots…read more We tried the chicken satay, lad NA gravy noodle and boat noodle. Chicken was so tender. Everything tasted delicious. The interior is nicely decorated. Clean bathroom. Friendly staff. Family friendly Good food and good vibes here.

    Okay, so here is a recent update. My first review was for the first few times I came when they…read morefirst opened years ago, and it was excellent. The husband ran the front of house with charm and warmth and the wife I believe did most of the cooking. I stopped going after I had a not so good experience maybe a year later. They didn't seem to be able to get their liquor license and the food that last time was not as good as it had always been. Well, cut to a couple months ago, and not sure where to grab something quick on a school night, I decided to just bite the bullet and try it again, and I'm generally happy I did. The place is pretty busy these days. And, gone for now at least are the mom and pop, probably because they opened a second location near Old Town Pasadena opposite Huntington Hospital. They're probably there making sure everything can run smoothly. So me and the boyo ordered the fried wontons and the chicken sate appetizers. The fried wontons came out and were excellent. The chicken sate we ordered charred and well done, but not only did it arrive rather pale and sad despite still tasting very good, it only came at the very end of our meal. In fact were trying to get a waitress over to cancel the sate, assuming they had forgotten it completely at this point, when the other waitress ran into the kitchen and ran the plate to us. No one enjoys finishing their meal with an appetizer. Which brings me to my only other complaint, but it is why they didn't get a five star review. Service sucked, and I can't even blame it on the two lone young women left to handle the entire busy restaurant. Sorry, but they need to hire some more service help. Even one more waiter/waitress would help immensely. You could tell the main server was overwhelmed and a super large party in the middle only made her life more difficult. Still, she knew a couple who are probably regulars and a one point sat down to have a nice long chat with them while I struggled to get anyone's attention. She needs some better training on scanning a dining room before running back to the kitchen. We had to leave our hand raised for minutes each time we needed service of any kind, and that is not acceptable. Back to the food. For mains I got the cashew chicken at a spice level 2 and honestly I could've gone to a spice level 3 easily. I like spicy, and the only reason I held back was that Thai and Indian restaurants love to punish anyone who goes for a high number spice level like it's a contest of wills. Still, the dish was excellent. The boyo had the chicken panang curry and it was also fantastic. Of all the panang curries we've ever ordered, this had the most chicken we've ever gotten. You're usually left hungry pouring curry over rice once the chicken is gone, but this place gives you enough to chicken to make it a real entree. The only shame past the service and the missing appetizer arriving long after we had finished our mains and were ready to cancel it and just leave was the fact they have finally gotten their liquor license over these past few years. I should have been happy, but they honestly have chosen the worst tasting house sake for hot sake I've ever had. I've had cheap sake (the kind you usually order hot), and many of the most expensive sakes (always served cold), and this one they have I will never order again. Anyway, the bottom line is the owners need to hire another server and better train the ones they have to scan the entire restaurant every time they are in the dining room. Maybe get a better hot sake, but that's up to them. Otherwise, the food is back on point, and I highly recommend a trip to Thai Thyme. I even look to try the second location soon. Try it!

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    45. Mango with Sweet Sticky Rice - seasonal and absolutely fantastic!! Our fave dessert!
    45. Mango with Sweet Sticky Rice - seasonal and absolutely fantastic!! Our fave dessert!
    L3. Yellow Curry /  lunch special with tofu

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    President Thai

    President Thai

    4.1
    (2.7k reviews)
    3.3 mi
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    President Thai deserves a huge shoutout from me…read more I am obsessed with their flavors. Do not forget to ask for the spicy spicy. I love the vinegar jalapeños!! Lunch specials are a great way to sample before you commit to dinner portion. The Pad Kee Mow was an explosion of flavor in every bite and please do not skip the Orange Chicken, yes that Orange chicken. Lunch specials come with soup or salad and fried wontons.

    President Thai Restaurant is one of those places that makes you think you're about to have a luxury…read moredining experience. The dining room is gorgeous. The decor is upscale, the plating is beautiful, and the portions are surprisingly generous. The food itself tasted very good. To be fair, all of that elegance appears to be included in the bill. Compared with most Thai restaurants, the prices are noticeably higher--probably 20-30% more, sometimes even beyond that. I wouldn't have minded paying the premium if the service had matched the atmosphere. Unfortunately, it didn't. The restaurant was busy, and our table seemed to be forgotten more than once. Our final dish took over 30 minutes to arrive. Nobody checked in, nobody explained the delay, and by the end of the meal we were mostly just staring at the empty plates wondering whether the last dish had entered a witness protection program. When the check arrived, reality arrived with it. Three dishes, one coconut drink, plus tip. Just as expected, the bill marched confidently past the $100 mark. Still, none of that was the most memorable part of the evening. The most memorable part began approximately three minutes after I left the restaurant. As I sat down in my car, I noticed a faint disturbance somewhere deep within my abdomen. Nothing alarming at first. Just a small warning signal. A diplomatic message from my digestive system. Then negotiations broke down. Halfway home, my stomach launched what can only be described as a full-scale military operation. Every traffic light became a personal enemy. Every red light felt like a direct attack on my civil rights. At one point, I was calculating whether it would be faster to continue driving or start praying. I barely made it home. And when I say barely, I mean that with a level of sincerity usually reserved for survivors of natural disasters. To be fair, I cannot prove the restaurant was responsible. Maybe I have a sensitive stomach. Maybe one ingredient didn't agree with me. Maybe fate simply chose violence that evening. What I do know is this: Very few restaurants have ever served me a meal that was followed by a genuine sprint to the bathroom. The food looked fantastic. The portions were generous. The decor was beautiful. But the service was disappointing, the prices were steep, and the ending was far more exciting than I had hoped. I won't be returning. As for the salad, I wish future diners the very best of luck.

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    Banana Bay Restaurant

    Banana Bay Restaurant

    3.9
    (1.2k reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$

    My husband and I dined here on a Friday night around 8:30pm. As we were walking towards the…read morerestaurant, I noticed their big glass windows, warm lights, and occupied tables with happy faces making it inviting. We joined their waitlist on their tablet near their counter and we were seated within 5 minutes. Just like the other location in Rowland Heights, it's very busy on a Friday night! The restaurant overall is very clean except near the entrance due to high foot traffic. It's decorated with Chinese lanterns, cherry blossom, and bamboo trees placed in the middle of the restaurant. It almost felt like I was dining at a high end restaurant. It's significantly smaller than the other location, but the high ceilings give it a spacious atmosphere. There are plenty tables and booths. Be aware the booths do move easily when you get out of your seat. We were sat in the booth closest to their entrance which I didn't mind at first, but after a while the high foot traffic was distracting (maybe they could place a divider between the waiting area and the booth). Onto the food, pricing, and service: portion is generous and they are more affordable than the Rowland Height's location. I ordered the Bbq Chicken Fried Rice. Chicken was juicy and flavorful. It was easy to take off the bone. The fried rice was light, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. I couldn't finish my plate (even though I wanted to) so I boxed the rest to take home. My husband got the Continental Fried Rice. A dish Banana Bay is well-known for. The chicken skin was crispy, the fried egg was yolky in the center, the sausages were soft, and the fried rice was consistent with my plate's. Service was great and the staff was attentive even during their peak hours. I gained a sense of relief when more than one waitress checked in on us periodically. Overall, my husband and I had a great first impression. We're already talking about coming back in the near future. If you're looking for a Thai spot where you can order a plateful of food at an affordable price, this one is it!

    Came on a weekday. Parking was difficult in the plaza…read more Was seated quickly. We sat right across the kitchen corner and got served right away. Decor was really nice. We ordered the Rad Na with beef for $13.99, Crying Tiger for $14.49, Banana Bay Special Pad Thai for $13.59, Pad See Ew with beef for $13.59, and cup of Steamed Rice for $1.99. Felt the portions were small and the dishes tasted burnt and too sweet. Found little burnt specks in our food making us wonder if they clean or use really old pans. We also found a tiny winged insect in our Rad Na. None of us were fond of the food. Felt the serve was really good, probably because of where we sat.

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    House Tom Yum Noodle Soup
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    Thai Paradise

    Thai Paradise

    4.3
    (2.1k reviews)
    6.8 mi
    $$

    I had been going to Half and Half next door for YEARS and never went into Thai Paradise. But I…read morefinally went with some friends and we had a great experience! We were a larger party of 7 but they were able to seat us right away for lunch. The restaurant was charming and spacious. The food was delicious and the service was wonderful! Our server was so nice (he even brought a kids plate set for the toddler with us) and was patient as we made our way through the menu. We ordered the tom ka kai, pad Thai, pad se ew with beef, spicy basil beef, pineapple fried rice, and ong choy. Everything was really good! And they gave us a bonus black sticky rice dessert which was tasty too. Highly recommend a visit!

    This place has been around for years, but it's my first time trying it…read more Ong Choy: really love the way the Ong Choy is made, it's not too salty and oily. It's flavorful and Ong Choy is nice and crunchy. Definitely a great vegetable selection. Pad Thai: the sauce is way too heavy and sweet. We didn't enjoy this as much as we thought we would. The first taste was good, but the more you have the saltier/sweeter it gets. The lime juice didn't lighten things up either. Don't really recommend it. Crab fried rice: there's a good amount of crab and egg in this dish. The rice is on the softer side, it's not dry and hard like most fried rice. We still enjoy it, the texture of the rice didn't kill the flavor of it. The flavor is very balanced, but quite oily. Tom yum seafood soup: There's a good amount of seafood in this soup. The flavor (sweet and sour) is well balanced. Sweet rice with mango: A great dessert option to finish the meal. It is not overly sweet. I'm not a fan of coconut, but the coconut is not distinctly sweet and overwhelming (so I was able to have some). The sweet rice is chewy and warm when served. And the mango is perfectly ripe and sweet. Definitely recommend it. The service was outstanding! The restaurant decoration is very traditional and unique. They are quite busy when we arrived on a Sunday night. I would give this place an overall 3.5/5 because they can definitely work on some of the dishes.

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    Sticky Rice with Mango
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