buffalo chicken mac and cheese noodles and company review

In the meantime, I suppose I have to 'settle' for a dozen noodles/pasta options, four salads, four sandwiches and four soups. So now what? Spring is still six months away, and I'm already looking forward to the next batch of seasonal items. Complex, but not to a fault, this replaces Chicken Noodle as my favorite soup on Noodles & Company's menu. Not for me however, as I was too busy enjoying the myriad of flavors and textures in my mouth. You'll need a fork and a spoon (metal sporks, where are you?) which can be aggravating for some. You want variety? This is it.ĭon't ask how, but this mighty bowl of goodness packs less than 600 calories (even with two kinds of meat.) I had to ditch the chopsticks, which leads to my only issue. Tossed together with a lime wedge on top, over a delicious curry broth (and served with a side of toasted flatbread.) You want unabashed flavor? Look no further. Cabbage, cilantro, peppers, rice noodles, shitake mushrooms, sprouts and a combination of pulled chicken and pork. Not quite a sausage pizza, but close enough (and more creative.)Īlso available (as a Featured Dish) the Thai Hot Pot, perhaps the most 'complete' dish on the menu. My only complaint/concern? I wish there was more of the advertised fig flavor. Arcadian lettuce brings color and salubriousness, and their toasted bread remains second to none. I already love N&C's pork (their BBQ Pork sandwich is my go-to favorite) and this new entry makes a great pizza-esque appetizer. Thankfully, there was plenty to try (and love.) How about a new flatbread? Noodles & Company presents their Fig & Pig Flatbread with slow-braised pork, crumbled feta cheese and caramelized onions, dressed in balsamic, fig-infused oil. Buffalo chicken sounds right up my alley but it has only been three months since my first-ever plate of mac & cheese, and that's not long enough to warrant a second tasting (I'm just not a fan, sorry.) I like the idea of blue cheese crumbles and green onions, but.

biannual refers to seasonal reviews only. For the record, I visit N&C at least once a month.

It's autumn, and time for my biannual trek to Noodles & Company, so I can inspect their new seasonal items.

Buffalo chicken mac and cheese noodles and company review