When I first moved here I was so intrigued by the name, it was giving Marc by Marc Jacobs hahah. I'm glad I gave it a shot cus now I'm always ordering from here! I'm never sick of the anything from here...Everything I've tried has been chef's kiss (or dean's kiss?) - pad see ew, pad Thai, beef jerky w/ sticky rice, gravy noodles, tom yum spaghetti, coconut noodle soup, pasta, tom yum, tom kha, papaya salad, steak salad, you name it lol I'm obsessed! Also if you order take out and get 3 entrees, you get 3 free Thai teas and their Thai teas are crack!!

Delicious!! So glad we decided to give this place a try and I can confidently say we'll be coming back often. The service and food were all great and the pricing was fair. We really enjoyed the warmth and coziness of this place and it had ample/space to fit plenty of people without it feeling crowded or too loud.

Great food and service! Will come back again soon! I highly recommend eating here when you get the chance to

Good comfort Thai food with great value! It's our first time here so we didn't know what to expect. We ordered Thai Fried Rice, Drunken Noodle with Crispy Pork, Chinese Broccoli with Crispy Pork, and Pork Katsu Curry. The food was served promptly along with hot sauces on the side. We were surprised to see that the portions were actually pretty big. Definitely worth it! The Thai Fried Rice is okay, pretty standard. The Drunken Noodle was good although it's my first time eating it with slices of iceberg lettuce mixed together. The Chinese Broccoli with Crispy Pork was flavorful and I enjoyed the crispy pork pieces since they weren't too chewy nor crispy that they're hard to eat. And they gave quite a lot of crispy pork pieces! My kid liked the Pork Katsu Curry that came with a huge amount of rice, salad and curry. The yellow curry was a bit too watery in my opinion but my curry-loving kid liked it. Inside the restaurant, there were a variety of decor, frames, plants, etc. The staffs were friendly and attentive. They came to refill our drinks without us asking for it. I ordered 1 Thai Iced Tea and the waiter asked me if I'd like to order more since Thai Iced Tea is only $1.50 per person. And yes, we ended up ordering more of it.

Ordered the Drunken Noodle (mild), Tom Yum Fried Rice, Mango Sticky Rice and Thai Ice. I recommend the Drunken Noodle because it was much more flavorful than the Tom Yum Fried Rice. The fried rice tasted bland compared to the Noodle. The mango sticky rice was a nice little dessert after the salty dishes. Service was pretty quick since we came on a weekday.

If there's one thing to know about Dean by Dean Noodles, it's the incredible value for the price. One plate is easily enough to feed two people, making it a great deal. I ordered the chicken fried rice and glass noodles, both were absolutely delicious. The rice was flavorful and savory without being too salty or too crispy. Service was quick, and the server was very kind. The decor is very homey, with live plants adorning tables and a sparkling chandelier greeting you at the entrance.

Dean Noodles is hands down one of the best spots for Thai food. Their Pad Thai, Pad See Ew, and Garlic Noodles are absolutely amazing! Packed with flavor and always cooked perfectly. The portions are generous, and super consistent. Even though you won't meet the one and only Dean anymore, it's awesome to see how this noodle shop has grown from a humble spot inside a market to its own full-fledged location without sacrificing quality. The food is still just as good as ever. On top of that, they throw in a thai iced tea if you order three meals. This place is a must every time I'm in the area. Highly recommend!

Stopped by for lunch on a Sunday afternoon with a party of 7. We were seated right away as there was only one other party dining in a the time. The restaurant did get a bit more crowded as two separate larger parties arrived shortly thereafter. Coconut Noodle Soup ($15.95): Always enjoy a hot bowl of the chicken tom kha soup. Bowl came out piping hot with a generous amount of noodles, mushroom, and chicken. The noodles were a tad overcooked and broke apart easily. I would have preferred a squeeze of lime in the broth to bring the flavors all together as well, but overall, not a bad dish to try. Great portion sizes for all entrees that we ordered. I didn't think the flavors of the food was particularly special than other Thai eateries, but the service was phenomenal! Not sure if it was for the holidays or because our toddler started getting antsy as we sat down, but the waiter brought her over a new doll to keep her occupied (it was the Dollar Tree). So thoughtful and kind! Located next to Dave's Hot Chicken. Definitely call ahead for reservations if you have a larger party.

After visiting this restaurant in person sometime last year, I am still enjoying ordering from them in the new year! They are definitely my go to when I am craving Thai food and I order delivery. The food always comes hot and fresh and in a great portion.

Tried food from dean by dean noodles a total of three times. Once via Door Dash when I had a sudden urge for Tofu (8/10), second time was a dine in experience with my daughter and had the Pad See Yu and Garlic Noodles (9/10) , and the most recent time was earlier tonight and ordered picked up to-go (9/10). Service was excellent both times when I ate there as well as when I picked up food in person. It was super packed tonight and even though I was told the wait for my order would be "about 30 minutes", my food came sooner than that but the gentleman that took my order (possibly the owner) still was very apologetic about "the long wait" and gave me a free drink, which I appreciate very much. Highly recommended and very happy to have authentic Thai food so close to home.