Nooshi

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Reviewed by Thomas Head

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Pan-Asian noodles and sushi are on the menu at this dining room/carryout.

Nooshi

1120 19th St. NW
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: 202.293.3138

Cuisines:
Japanese, Malaysian/Indonesian, Pan-Asian, Sushi, Thai

Opening Hours:

Wheelchair Accessible:
Yes

Nearby Metro Stops:
Farragut North
Farragut West

Price Range:
Moderate

Dress:
Informal

Noise Level:
Chatty

Reservations:
Not needed

Special Features:
Delivery, Kid Friendly

Website:
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Best Dishes
Curry laksa; Phuket noodles; pad Thai; Singapore Noodles; Drunken Noodles.

Price Details:
Appetizers, $2.50 to $7; entrees, $7.50 to $15.

Reader's Rating:

4.5 out of 5

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From June 2005 Cheap Eats

Perhaps to broaden its appeal and make it more like its sister restaurant, Spices in Cleveland Park, Oodles Noodles changed its name two years ago to Nooshi--a combination of noodles and sushi. A sushi bar was added in the front of the restaurant. The sushi is fine--no better than you'd find in any number of downtown sushi bars--but the real reason to go here is the noodles. The noodle dishes hail from all across Asia but manage a remarkable authenticity. Creamy, coconut-flavored Curry Laska, spicy Phuket Noodles, comforting pad Thai, curry-flavored Singapore Noodles, Drunken Noodles with minced chicken and peppers--it's easy to find reasons to return again and again.

Share | Print | June 01, 2005 | Reviewed by Thomas Head

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Love the pad thai

eleaman — March 23, 2009 1:47 PM

Get the pad thai here and you'll have enough for lunch the next day. HUGE portion size. And I think it costs like $8.95, so a great value to boot!

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"Hidden" Delight

umdarc — March 11, 2009 11:54 AM

Though located on a restaurant-laden street in a busy neighborhood, you never have to wait for a table at Nooshi (even on Valentine's Day, I can attest) and the waitstaff is wonderful, if not too attentive. As the name implies, the Asian-fusion More ...

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