Ferry Noodle House - Reviews

I tried to give this place a fair shot, as other reviews made it sound good, but I've had the total opposite experience. I ordered takeout for lunch on three separate occasions from this joint, and each time I was incredibly disappointed. I can't begin to describe how nasty and bland the food was, especially for the price. I now avoid this place like the plague. I don't understand how this place is still in business, but they must have some loyal followers with iron stomachs and interesting taste buds.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The people were great, and the food was absolutely AMAZING. I also appreciated that the spice level was to my liking. It's definitely a good lunch spot!

My experience at this restaurant was surprisingly amazing. I ordered the red curry with level 2 spice, and it was served at 13: 30. I was honestly surprised by how well it was plated, and the flavor was even better. Too bad I didn't take a picture! The food was incredible, and the atmosphere was also a highlight, rated at a 5. It was quiet and easy to talk. The service also received a 5-star rating.

I had the chance to enjoy lunch with my team while visiting Seattle for work. The food was PHENOMENAL, and the portions were a bit hefty for lunch, so be prepared to keep leftovers! I hope I get to come by again one day.

My experience at the restaurant was quite positive. I enjoyed the red curry and pad Thai combo, finding the flavors delicious. While the portion of curry was a bit less than expected, the overall lunch portion was good when combined with the pad Thai. I specifically requested medium spiciness for the curry, and it was perfectly executed. The prices were also a pleasant surprise, being better than other similar establishments in the area.

My experience was a mix of quick service and disappointing food. I ordered takeout, and the food was ready in an impressive 10 minutes, which was awesome! The pad thai portion was generous, but unfortunately, it tasted like noodles with sweet ketchup, which was disappointing. The chicken satay with peanut sauce was a better choice.

My experience with this catered food from my work has been extremely average. The pad thai sauce is overly sweet and tastes premade, and the egg rolls seem to be bulk bought. The most concerning issue arose recently when we ordered chicken satay. Halfway through eating one, I could tell the chicken was not cooked to the recommended 165 degrees Fahrenheit, as the texture was clearly undercooked and slightly pink. I'm hoping I don't get food poisoning tonight.

My wife and I had takeout on a Friday at lunch. The staff were nice and the service was quick. However, the food was okay at best. My pad Thai was unusually bland and the sauce was odd, reminding me of sweet ketchup. My wife’s curry was unusually spicy and had a consistency more like cream sauce than curry. Moreover, the dish was almost all sauce, hardly any veggie or meat. We probably would not go back.

Missed the ferry? No worries! We found great appetizers to go. The 4 piece chicken satay with homemade peanut sauce was a delicious choice for lunch, priced at $12. 50. The food was excellent (5/5), and the service was also top-notch (5/5). The atmosphere was decent (3/5).

I absolutely love this restaurant! It gets really busy during weekday lunch time, but I often order online to pick up. I especially love their cashew chicken and curries! It's definitely a frequent lunch time spot when I'm working downtown.