P.S. Noodle Pot

Price isn’t bad. Food isn’t bad. Service is fine.
Look, if you live nearby, then there isn’t really anything else around that’s gonna serve Vietnamese food. So I get. I’ve eaten here 3 times for that reason alone.
But I used to live on Charlotte Pike and I’m not gonna pretend that there aren’t places that do it better.
The food is overall a little too sweet for my liking.
My first experience went like this:
I asked, «It’s my first time here, what do you recommend?»
The server recommended the most expensive item on the menu… it wasn’t very good.
Since then, I’ve tried the phở and seafood soup. Yeah, it tasted like how those things are supposed to taste.
I’m gonna categorize this place as a «Restaurant of Circumstance.» Meaning, if you’re eating here, then it’s more than likely b/​c your circumstance is dictating your decision.

I went here on a random day for dinner. The service was nowhere near rude, but not that friendly. I will give the service a 3.7 out of 5. It didn’t come with smiles or extra conversation. But the lady who took my to go order was efficient.
I got the spicy basil chicken and an order of the vegetable spring rolls. So when she took my order, she asked what my spice preference was on a scale of 1 to 10. I love spicy food, so I told her at 7. I got my order in about 10 minutes, with a spice level of 0.
While I was there someone came in and returned an order saying that it wasn’t what they ordered. I feel like that customer returned a spicy basil chicken and they put it in a dish and gave it to me. It didn’t taste bad, but it clearly wasn’t what I asked for. And the fresh spring rolls were literally a bunch of shredded lettuce with a sprinkle of carrots and noodles and rice paper. It doesn’t look like the pictures suggest with various vegetables. The dipping sauce was good though.
The portions were big, the inside atmosphere was just fine. But for the price I expected something better. So this isn’t high on the list of places to revisit.

I’m just in love with this little restaurant. Mom and pop shop. Husband or wife takes order while the other is cooking your meal and the kitchen is right in front of you so you can hear them cooking.
If you just moved to Nashville and you’re needing phở after a wild night come here! The best phở in Nashville!

I am happy that I found a place like this here in Nashville. Their phở was authentic and not too salty like other places I have tried. Definitely worth it. The place could use a little more lighting though. However, Price are affordable and there is so much variety! I will be back for sure!

Seriously good Currie dishes, with the yellow being my favorite. Combination fried rice is amazing also, and the portions are large.

This place is awesome! Always great service and great food. I get something different every time I come here and have never had anything that wasn’t delicious. Truly a hidden gem in Antioch. If you like Asian food, you owe it to yourself to pay this place a visit. There is never a crowd at lunch and you can be in and out in 20 minutes.

The food is alright, some better dishes better than another. Price is reasonable with the amount of food they give you. But their hour… It seem their are closed everyone we stop by

I am never on this side of town and was feeling like I wanted some Pad Thai for lunch. I opened the handy Unilocal app and PS Noodle Pot came up.
I called in my order because I needed to get back to the office but when I got there, sooner than expected, my food was already ready! I asked if I could stay and eat there and they said sure. They took the Pad Thai out of the to-​go box and put it on a nice plate with peanuts and basil and a lime and brought me a fresh egg roll and sprite all by the time I sat down. Wow.
For $ 7.95 I got a pound of pad thai (atleast) and massive egg roll. I was stuffed the max!
The interior of this location is really bare bones table and chairs. Not much on the walls and open kitchen. Also their menu is very basic not alot of descriptions or photos like some other places. I’m not saying that’s a bad thing but you may want to sorta have an idea of what you want before you get there. Also may not be a great place to like ‘impress’ someone one on a date night. Not alot of ‘romance’ here.
I’d be back, the people that worked there were super nice and the good was good.
**TIP– Be careful when turning on to Bell Road. Traffic can be hairy and lots of cops in this area!**

I was in the area and Unilocal app pulled this up as nearby. The reviews of others were great and left me curious. I went to the generico, yet newer and clean strip mall parking lot to chance this. The service and chefs talent with this thaifusion put me in lalalandohYum! Wife had the amazingest big bowl phở. I had the green curry medium heat rice smack down. Kids were amazed with the mild rice chicken brown Thai sauce thingy, which the chef split and they still brought lots home. So delicious and healing food, people… in a non pretentious place. The menu is pretty extensive, so stroll around it and don’t be afraid to ask what it all means… they speak the language and are seriously sweet and serving people… people!

Incredible. Order the spicy Hawaiian chicken. Friendly staff one of my favorite places in Nashville!

Only saving grace is the service.
The food here was too Americanized. Lack of taste. I guess it’s good if your in the tasted for bland food.

Me and my friends go here and we LOVE IT. ! I’m so glad I decided to try this place out with her. They are so friendly here and give out big portions to take home for later .! One of my fav places to go.

LOOOVVVEEE this place. The food is so plentiful and delicious. We’ve been dining here for a couple of years now and have never been disappointed EXCEPT when we’re REALLY craving Thai on Wednesday night and to find that they’re closed on Wed. Keep it going PS

Fantastic all around. I went in after work for some quick Thai takeout, was not even slightly disappointed. I got the Pad Thai the noodles where cooked perfectly and the chicken was very well seasoned. The thing that inhale found most difficult about pad Thai is the amount of bean sprouts and nuts it’s either way to much or not enough. However the portions here are right on.
The atmosphere of the restaurant has a very home like feel. The cookjng area is open which is a big plus for me, as I like to watch my food being prepared. While I waited the owner approached me and asked if I needed anything, then we had a conversation like we were old friends. Very good experience will be going again soon.

Ok the chicken spring rolls with hand made dipping sauce were great.
I’ve never had Phở, but after having the beef Phở tonight I will definitely be having it again. It was spicy but very tasteful and huge. I was so full I wasn’t sure I could finish. The bowl was $ 9.00 and the 2 spring rolls $ 4.00. I had water to drink. So dinner was only about $ 27.00 for the both of us.

I’ve never been disappointed with this restaurant. The food quality and consistency is impeccable.

I wouldn’t eat here. It might be made fresh to order but the food isn’t that great. The restaurant itself had a weird smell that didn’t smell right. The food also smelled like my dogs poop when we were driving home with it. So it made me very hesitant to eat it. I got chicken lo mien and my boyfriend got shrimp lo mien. His shrimp wasn’t deveined all the way and we had to clean the rest of it out. There also was big chunks of cabbage and not a lot of chicken or shrimp. My lo mien was very bland and I ate about half of my meal and couldn’t finish it. I guess it was edible enough to eat but it wasn’t great by any means. We will not be going again. I’ve had better buffets than this.

Pretty good food. Not my absolute favorite, but it’s the Thai restaurant closest to home.

Not bad — We decided to stop by and get takeout. The portions were plentiful and the food wasn’t bad. I had the Tofu Delight — It wasn’t the best dish of this sort I’ve ever had, but it was still pretty good.
The people there were friendly and it was ready pretty quickly after we’d arrived (on schedule with their time estimate.)
My friend had the crab rangoon and a pork dish and they weren’t entirely pleased with their dinner. I’d go here again, but I’d see what else is around the Antioch area before I do.

So my birthday was a bust. They had the Tin Can festival during my birthday weekend to Nashville. My sister and I took a Destination X trip ended up in Nashville, fell in love with the city and ended up spending 4 hours trying to find a hotel near there and ended up in Antioch. There wasn’t many choices we both agreed on. My sister being the awesomely amazing sheltered older sister that she is, had not had Thai food before. WHAT!!! Right. I seen the reviews and we were both too hung over to drive too far anyway so I win!
My sister order the Garlic Chicken (you know be on the safe side) and I ordered spring rolls and the Pad Thai. First, the portions were huge! Great price for what you got. The spring rolls were not good at all. One bite and I decided against them. They were too bland. They did however come with sweet and sour sauce which we found odd. Both of our entrees were great. I would say that of all places to find amazing Pad Thai I didn’t expect Tennessee. It was a little spicy (how I like it) the noodles were heavy and flavorful. A little scallion on top and bam! That was one heck of a meal.
Her garlic chicken was good. It would probably too garlicky for most patrons. For myself? I’m the girl who doesn’t care if you kiss me on the first date. Load me up with onions and garlic. Yeah baby! My sister was very surprised that she liked everything that she tried.
As far as the ambiance, I hate how tall the counter is to the kitchen. It just feels weird. Like a small café gone wrong. And the for being a big parking lot there wasn’t any spots and we had to wait. Now that I live in Hawaii I can’t gripe at all about the parking here. It’s pretty non-​existent where I live now.