Nud Pob Thai Cuisine

for the price: stellar. a great cheap thai food spot on campus with plentiful portions. my recommendation is to always opt in for the crispy chicken which adds a delightful crunch to any hearty dish. the pad see ew is always a great go to and for me, the pad thai is a little bit overly sweet. did not like the mango sticky rice when I tried it. ambience and vibe inside is nothing flashy- you order at the counter and pick up food when ready. food usually does not take too long to get though.

get the chaing mai curry noodle - fantastic soupy dish adn crispy wontons add a delightful texture.
fried rice portions are always very large.

This is a solid, no frills place if you want some quick Thai food. There are plenty of solo diners, pairs, and families. The restaurant is located conveniently next to BU's campus, so expect to see a good number of students.

I ordered the Star Noodle and enjoyed it. There's an intercom that announces your order number, and you have to get your own water and utensils. My food was ready in about 10 minutes, so the wait wasn't bad at all. If you're trying to limit talking to restaurant staff (and want a quick bite), come give this place a try!

Ordered here twice. The place is often very crowded during lunch hours so decided to try. The first time, I ordered Pad Thai, which came out to be really bad. I ordered spicy but it didn't have much flavor and the ratio of noodles to other is not good. Perhaps it is not the Thai version so it was not as I expected.

I ordered a more recommended dish, the pad kee mao/drunken noodles. This time, it tasted much better with a good ratio of meat, vegetables and noodles. The overall flavor is decent, the spice is combined well with the dish, and you do get a lot of food. Given its convenient location, I can see why people like it. However, compared to other Thai restaurants very closely near by, this place is not as good. The crispy chicken and the meat are not as juicy and it feels quite greasy. The spice also doesn't kick in as much. Overall a decent place to grab a quiet lunch.

So glad this place is back open again. It's a great campus eatery. I love how warm it is and the food is never disappointing. I usually always order the pad Thai or pineapple fried rice. The wait for food is usually 12-15 minutes at minimum.

I LOVE Nud pob. This Thai restaurant is conveniently located in BU central. It is family owned and all of the employees are really nice. Most of their customers are BU students. There's ample amount of seating, but they also offer take out. My go to is their tofu pad see ew. Portions are always generous, and costs about $12.50. They've got a ton of options on their menu, from curry dishes to squid prik pow. Definitely get their thai iced tea too - it's sooo good. Street parking is convenient right outside the restaurant. Overall rating: 10/10

Good portions and price but the quality isn't always there. Good option for fast food for students

I got two dishes. A noodle dish and a crispy basil chicken. The noodles were tasty, tho annoyingly under-cooked for wide-noodles. I might go back in the future and request the noodles cooked in the pan longer.

I called in my order and when I arrived it appeared that they forgot to place the ticket in the system -- anyways had to wait a rather long time (like 30 minutes). Will use toast-tab next time (if there is a next time).

The crispy chicken basil could have had more basil. The noodle dish was good, but even if the noodles were better cooked I don't think it would have had anything better than a 4-star flavor profile. Would like to give it another shot next year, but am not in a rush to go back.

3.9-star food - 0.9-star for service = 3 stars. Will update this if I ever go back.

Seems like a very authentic place, has no prices. They're very good about allergens and food restrictions. The fried rices were overall very average and the basil fried rice is very spicy. Prices were very cheap, around $12 for a big bowl of fried rice.

Delicious, quick lunch near BU campus. $11.78 for a Pad See Ew, coming out to $12.5 pre tip. The staff is super understanding of allergies-- they readily accommodated the egg and fish sauce omissions to make the dish vegan. The flat noodles were a little short, which happens when you over boil them and they fall apart, but the flavors were good (not too salty) and there was a decent amount of veggies (though only three or four tofu cubes). There is no music playing, just people having conversations, so it's actually a nice place to study too. Decent number of tables, many people eating solo. I will definitely be back just out of location convenience, and I think most BU students can also vouch for Nud Pob as easy, yummy food on campus.

Food is so amazing and flavorful. Portion sizes are great to. Service is friendly. So many thing to try on the menu. Will and already have been back.