noodles and company

omid990
omid990 Posts: 785 Member
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
going there for dinner tonight. anyone have any ideas on what a tasty healthy dish might be? i'm vegetarian, by the way.

Thank!
:heart: aisha

Edit: Never mind! i found them :blushing:

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  • PinkShoes
    PinkShoes Posts: 269 Member
    Have you looked on their website? They may have a nutrition facts section. :smile:

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  • omid990
    omid990 Posts: 785 Member
    oh goodness! i didn't even notice that. i'm so used to having to work for the info i didn't realize they give it to you. i feel silly now. thanks!
  • xsargex
    xsargex Posts: 768
    oh goodness! i didn't even notice that. i'm so used to having to work for the info i didn't realize they give it to you. i feel silly now. thanks!

    they have a good Pad Thai, but its not like they got Asian people working up in there. When I want good noodles, I go find a vietnamese owned restaraunt. That and most of their (Noodles & Company) dishes sodium levels are thru the roof. So beware.
  • PinkShoes
    PinkShoes Posts: 269 Member
    oh goodness! i didn't even notice that. i'm so used to having to work for the info i didn't realize they give it to you. i feel silly now. thanks!

    Hehe :smile:
    You never know...there are a lot of restaurants that don't post nutrition facts on their websites. That can be very frustrating when trying to eat healthy!

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  • jlefton1212
    jlefton1212 Posts: 171 Member
    I believe that they have an option where you can get a small serving of pasta and a side salad or soup. I've only been there once but I remember that this option helped me from overdosing on carbs.
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