ENJOY AMERICANIZED THAI FOOD Why not try something exotic with familiar taste. Our Thai American fusion will keep you coming back… Same old Penny’s Noodle Shop that first opened 25 years ago in the Wrigleyville neighborhood in Chicago, but with New Logo and Modernized name (P N S / Penny’s Noodle Shop). Besides these minor changes, everything about the restaurant will remain the same, including the menu, friendly wait staff and brightly colored walls.
Popular mainstay chain dishing up extensive Pan-Asian fare in a basic & bright space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 320 N Happ Rd, Northfield, IL 60093
Phone: (847) 446-4747
Website: https://pennynorthfield.com/
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Reviews
We placed a pickup order totaling over $100. When I arrived, I was told our order had been given to another customer. Instead of immediately apologizing and remaking the food, the front desk employee spent several minutes trying to find the order, then called the customer who took it and asked him to come back with the food so it could be given to me.
This is an obvious food safety issue. Once food leaves a restaurant, it should never be redistributed. When I calmly said I was not comfortable taking food that had already gone to someone else’s home, the employee argued with me, insisting it hadn’t been touched. I had to repeatedly ask for the food to be remade.
When the other customer returned, the employee made a pointed comment that the food would be thrown away “because we have to remake it,” while looking directly at me. This felt accusatory, uncomfortable, and inappropriate, especially since the mistake was not mine.
After waiting over 40 additional minutes, I was still charged the full amount. When I politely asked whether there would be any consideration for the delay and error, I was told, “We already lost money on you.” Being spoken to that way after showing patience and understanding was shocking and deeply unprofessional.
Unfortunately, the situation did not end there. When we later called the restaurant, the same employee refused to provide a manager or owner’s contact information, refused to let us speak with a manager, and then when we asked for the employee’s name she said, “What’s YOUR name and What’s your problem?” That comment alone reflects a serious lack of professionalism. We emailed management twice to address what happened and have received no response.
Mistakes happen. What is unacceptable is arguing with customers about food safety, making them feel blamed for expecting safe food, speaking to them disrespectfully, and then ignoring follow-up.
Management should take this feedback seriously, because this experience reflects poorly on their business. We are very sad to no longer be customers of PNS after many years of enjoying their food.