Noodle Barn: A Taste of Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine in Jamaica Plain

The service was excellent - polite, efficient, and quick. The food, unfortunately, was so-so. Guys, boiled chicken breast takes on a very specific flavor after a couple of days in the fridge -it’s unmistakable. I might come back, but I definitely won’t be ordering the soup again.

Great lunch spot and prices. When I lived in JP this didn't exist so it was a great find. Had the Saigon salad which had a nice tangy taste - shredded cabbage, carrots, cucumbers with lemongrass beef. Wife has crispy chicken and portions were generous.

We’ve been coming to Noodle Barn for years and I don’t think I have ever gotten something I didn’t like! Great restaurant, for dining in and take-out. The noodle dishes, and Pho are my favorite, but you really can’t go wrong with anything on the menu!! 10/10 Id recommend if you’re looking for solid Vietnamese food.

The food is always so satisfying here! Lots of vegetables. Vegetarian dishes, soups.! I had lemongrass salmon today.. my mom had the kimchi rice. Friendly service. Don’t forget about the Thai tea I have never had a bad dish year. I have been coming for years.

Tasty food, had some issues with a 'mild' version of the dish not being so mild. Crispy chicken and sweet chili sauce that comes with crispy chicken Pad Thai is super yummy. Pad Thai was also pretty good, though I've had better. Chicken larb was ordered by my dining companion and was the too spicy dish. It wasn't too busy while we were there and we managed to find a spot in the parking lot behind the store. Service was good. It is on a main road so when the door is opened by someone coming in it can be loud.

Very friendly staff. Clean bathrooms. Good size menu. Lots of choices. Decent prices. They do a ton of mobile deliveries. Small place. A few high tops and mostly regular tables. Pad Thai was good. Would return again

It is hard to beat the offering of this restaurant! They have: good food, affordable prices, relaxed atmosphere and great service! We dinned here twice thus far and will surely return. It is the only place I feel confident to try a new dish without feeling bad about the money (in case I don’t like the dish). At about $50-60 for 2 entrees, one sake and tip, this restaurant is a gem. I don’t remember much from the more expensive restaurants I’ve dinned at (aside from how high the bill was). Because few places elevate cuisine to the level where a $150 bill for 2 people feels like money well spent. So, I am happy we found this restaurant because they got the recipe right: you pay a reasonable price for good food and you get loyal customers! Thank you!