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WELCOME TO ROODLE QUALITY IS AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING WE DO. Roodle Thai is an authentic Thai food hot spot in New Haven County, Connecticut featuring great curries and flavorful noodle dishes that please those new to Thai food and those familiar with cuisine. Come and experience the freshest ingredients in a delicate balance by our chefs from Thailand! OUR THAI TASTE Unique delicious flavors that are unlike any others. These flavors come from using premium ingredients, and when combined with meticulous preparation, we finally get the unique flavors that demonstrate the Thai cuisine.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 4–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1263 S Broad St, Wallingford, CT 06492
Phone: (203) 269-9899
Website: https://www.roodle-ct.com/
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Reviews
Melissa Lopez
One of my go to’s. Really great tasting Thai food. So glad they are close by. To get some really Thai food I would typically need to go to New Haven but since discovering this place it is so convenient and food has not disappointed!. Have tried a little bit of everything on the menu. Favorites are curry salmon, sizzling duck, drunken noodle and pad Thai are great as well.
… morenick vargas
This place is a hidden Gem!!! The Pork ramen NEVER disappoints. The nice touch that they do when they bring your drinks with a super frozen metal mug to enjoy it with. The night low light setting with enough spot lights to enjoy your table. The bathrooms are spotless. You are never waiting. BUT the best part, EVERYTHING IS CLEAN AND FRESH. You can literally see the kitchen through the glass walls. Just a great and honest place to enjoy Asian food, simple as that!
… morenisa nazario
yes x1000! tried this place for the first time today. (i apologize for the blurry pics, they’re video screenshots) but when i tell you no picture will do this food justice, you just need to try it yourself. the pork fried dumplings were crisped to perfection. the drunken noodles were just the right amount of spice, the coconut milk boba was DELICIOUS, and the garlic rice was out of this world!!!! definitely will be going again. service was friendly and fast!
… moreCee CORP
This is literally the best pad thai I’ve had since in Thailand. The presentation was absolutely beautiful and the flavors were amazing. The noodles were cooked perfectly and didn’t break apart. They were soft and tender. Will be a weekly visit
… moreJedi23 truth
This was my initial experience with Thai cuisine at any establishment, and I must say that my visit to Roodle Thai Bistro on Broad St., Wallingford, CT, was thoroughly enjoyable. Everything, from the ambiance to the service and the delectable food, was exceptional. I am eagerly anticipating my return. I wholeheartedly recommend that everyone consider visiting them; you will undoubtedly be pleased.
… moreJenya Abakumov
One of few authentic Thai restaurants I’ve been to in CT. Wide selection of dishes & Thai teas. Atmosphere is warm and welcoming yet very laidback and casual. Thai staff is very friendly and helpful. Will be back again!
… moreHugo Jim
It was the first time for me and my wife this weekend, the menu is very well explained, pictures and descriptions which makes it easier to choose the dish you want.
It definitely did not disappoint, the question is, would I go back again? Of course I would, I want to try more dishes.
… moreIt definitely did not disappoint, the question is, would I go back again? Of course I would, I want to try more dishes.
Natasha Barclay
Always consistent and great quality. The staff are always kind, hard-working, respectful, and attentive. The food presentation is always gorgeous. Take-out is just as consistent as dining in. Definitely a favorite for Thai food in this area. We’ve yet to find another Thai restaurant that can compete with their quality & service!
… moreBruce
Very good food. I’d say it’s better than September in Bangkok.
… moreCraig Kim
DO NOT ORDER SOJU OR CHECK THE BOTTLE IF YOU REALLY WANT REAL SOJU BECAUSE WHAT THIS PLACE SELLS IS A FLAVORED APPLE WINE PRETENDING TO BE SOJU.
I’m not lying, food wasn’t bad, but the workers were. Why did you write down what I wanted to order if you’re still going to mess up? I asked specifically for taro milk tea no ice, no sugar and yet it still came with ice. Who knows if it had sugar, too?
Lastly, I checked the soju bottles displayed at the front desk and asked you guys specifically if there’s any original, or just these brands. I thought the same brand would be served. Instead, the “Korean soju” you brought was literally a stupid Korean company in Illinois imported from Korea made out of strawberry flavored apple wine. It’s not soju. Do you even know how soju is brewed? No wonder why there’s no “soju” included in the name BECAUSE IT’S NEVER A BOTTLE OF GD SOJU.
You were techincally lying on the menu about that, and charged the bottle for $11? Such a shame. Either change your menu as “apple wine that wanna be soju” or sell actual soju.
… moreI’m not lying, food wasn’t bad, but the workers were. Why did you write down what I wanted to order if you’re still going to mess up? I asked specifically for taro milk tea no ice, no sugar and yet it still came with ice. Who knows if it had sugar, too?
Lastly, I checked the soju bottles displayed at the front desk and asked you guys specifically if there’s any original, or just these brands. I thought the same brand would be served. Instead, the “Korean soju” you brought was literally a stupid Korean company in Illinois imported from Korea made out of strawberry flavored apple wine. It’s not soju. Do you even know how soju is brewed? No wonder why there’s no “soju” included in the name BECAUSE IT’S NEVER A BOTTLE OF GD SOJU.
You were techincally lying on the menu about that, and charged the bottle for $11? Such a shame. Either change your menu as “apple wine that wanna be soju” or sell actual soju.