Thani Bowl Noodle House - Salt Lake City, Utah

Nathan Phillips

We loved everything about this place. The ambience with the outdoor patio, the cozy inside dining tables, the comfortable lobby. The atmosphere is perfect.

We came with 3 kids and ordered many things off the menu. Service was fast and with a huge smile. The food was incredibly delicious. We had nothing but good things to say. Pad Thai, drunken noodles, satay, fried rice, mango and sticky rice - everything was great. Well definitely be coming back

Vinita Jain

This is a cozy and cute Thai restaurant find in Salt Lake City. They have many vegan and vegetarian options and the food is super delicious and fresh. The service is also very fast. You order food before you sit.

Andrea Castaneda

The food was so delicious. The food was so fresh and the spring rolls are a perfect example.
It’s a mom and pop place where the quality of service was amazing. We went for dinner and I recommend the Bangkok boat and I can’t find the name but it was a seafood soup with fresh ingredients and an amazing aroma of coconut and lemon grass. I highly recommend this place!! PLUS they have parking and usually no place in downtown has parking!

Harmonyyy Harmonyyy

Found this little hole in the wall with the most delicious food. Ordered the shrimp spring rolls and the "I don't know". My friend ordered the Bangkok boat with chicken. We were v impressed with the taste and portion sizes.

The employees were super sweet. The facility was clean. Their bathroom had a cute little sink that made me wonder why sinks in the bathroom are typically so big.

Everything was lovely, we will definitely be back again. Thank you 🤤

PD Moua

Thai is Thai. 💣 Here in this state of UT… this is Thai. Remember where you’re at…. Mormon country… so make sure to remind the host/chefs that spice is to be added if you’re a spicy person like me. If not, it won’t taste right. 🤣 I forgot to ask because I was so hungry so I got the non spicy version. It’s really delicious still with no spice. Will come back again. That broth… It hits home.

Ernie Hernandez

Maybe if you stick to noodles, you'll be okay. Based on my first experience here, I have no reason to return.

Thani Bowl Noodle House had two things in its favor, it was near my hotel, and it is not a chain. Wasn't super hungry and had ramen last night so I thought I'd go with just a couple of appetizers. I've always been a fan of chicken satay and potstickers, so I decided to get an order of each. It was a little bit of a dice roll because I ordered online and the online menu description of the potstickers is literally "deep-fried potstickers". No idea what the filling is (but after eating them my guess is pork).

I started with the potstickers because I didn't want them to lose their nice crispy edges. They were perfectly acceptable as potstickers go - not exceptional, but not bad.

The chicken satay however, is another story. If they had been cooked today, it was not in the recent past. They were either sitting under a heat lamp for a very long time, or possibly tossed into the microwave to rewarm them. To say that they were chewy is an understatement. They were downright leathery. I included the pictures of the de-chickened skewers so you could see how much of the chicken actually remained attached to the skewer after I tried to remove it. Extremely dry and tough.

I realize that noodle house is in the name. But if you are going to offer other items, they should be edible. Perhaps their dining room experience would have been better. But if you are offering take out, the quality of the food should be identical.

Denise Boertje

This is a lovely spot by Pioneer Park, and I so wish I could rate it higher. The raves over the food are grossly overstated, or otherwise, show a complete ignorance of Thai cuisine. We ordered 3 of the most popular dishes, and all three were full of fresh veggies, and there the praise ends. The sauces were indistinguishable, 3 shrimp in one dish, a few meager slices of pork and beef in the other two. The noodles aren’t made in-house, so very bland also. You can get the same fresh veggies at King Buffet, but with tastier sauces and a lot more protein.

The atmosphere is really pleasant, and service nice, with the exception of an underage cashier who could not sell beer, and no one of age who was licensed to do so. That deducted from the total tab, not good for business.

It’s such a bummer when a place has a great location, easy parking, nice staff and atmosphere, reasonable prices, and then the food is a big letdown. Big disappointment. They need a great Thai cookbook! No wonder my Thai friends never go here.

Denise Wong

Thani Bowl is an ok restaurant in the area but be careful what you order. You order and pay up front and they bring out the food fairly quickly. Our Chicken Satay appetizer was extremely dry but the peanut dipping sauce was delicious. The Fragrant Harbor caught my eye and was listed at $15.49 on the menu with +$2.00 upcharge for Duck. However, they ended charging me more than extra $2 posted with the total being $18.92. Lying on the listed menu prices is the issue here. $15.49+$2=$17.49. The noodles were soggy and overcooked as well. At least the broth was good. My partner had better luck with his Designated Driver dish of drunken noodles. It had good flavor and he really enjoyed it. The outdoor seating is nice especially in the evenings when the weather cools down.