Twisted Noodle Cafe

Twisted noodle is our go-to in St. George! We love it! It's always delicious and amazing service!

I'm not sure about this place. I'm not sure I would call it healthy food. Maybe some of it? But they also serve dirty sodas. The bbq chicken salad was pretty good but some of the noodle dishes were underwhelming. Also, having a noodle place with no red sauce option is a little weird. It is a bit tucked away and hard to find. They have keto treats, which is nice, but IMO it did not live up to the hype.

We searched for nearby vegan restaurants. This place came up and was rated well.
We weren't impressed with the taste out quality of the food. It was mostly quinoa/rice with a few speckles of veggies and tofu. Paying extra for tofu was a joke. Tofu is so inexpensive. Much less than meat and there was barely any tofu in it at all.
The glaciers were mediocre. Not bad but not really good either. We were so hungry from our long drive that we scarfed it down anyway.

The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because they were, nice, quick, got our order right, had vegan options and it wasn't terrible tasting. And is in a cute area. We'd go again if there were no other options.

Usually love twisted noodle. It's great for vegan options. Today we ordered our vegan options as usual but came out with cheese. Usually not a big deal, as long as it is fixed. The hostess came right back out not even a minute later, said the cook scraped the cheese off and asked if that was okay. It's definitely one thing if the restaurant doesn't offer vegan items, but to offer them and just scrape cheese off the food( along with about half of the food that was originally on there) is highly unprofessional. If an order is incorrect it should be replaced with the correct item.

Like I said I usually love this place. But this visit left me very disappointed

Cute little eatery, very nice staff! We were in St. George for a couple days and I went here to pick up lunch. Food ordered, twisted noodle with chicken, which was basically pesto pasta with chicken. And then the barbecued chicken salad, which was good, I didn't realize there was corn on there, yuck. Not their fault, I realize many people like corn, I just think on cold salad it's weird and like polygamy should be outlawed. Next time I'll remember to ask if there's corn on a barbecue chicken salad. And my husband got the harvest salad with double chicken which he said was really good.

I was in the mood for noodles, and my wife and I were intrigued by the notion of "healthy" foods. I don't think there was anything particularly "terrible" about the place, but I guess I could sum it up by saying I was underwhelmed.

First off, the place is tucked away a little inside a business plaza, but there's a helpful sign right on Main Street to give you an idea where. I got excited when I got in initially, because of the Stubborn Soda fountain machine near the registers. My excitement quickly turned to disappointment, because the actual dispensers are all Pepsi products. Kind of wish they would get rid of the Stubborn Soda signage, since the pictures from other Yelpers of the fountain were one of the things that made me decide on the place. From what the employee mentioned, it does sound like the Stubborn folks were - ahem - stubborn about providing the sodas in a timely manner. I think it's a trend, because the soda shop down the street had a similar situation with the fountain setup. I guess my other gripe with this is, for a place billing themselves as healthy, maybe nix the sodas with high fructose.

Ordering experience was fine - food came out quick. I was kind of surprised that they charge for additional dressing (it's really worth a $1 up charge?). In general, the food was fine, just seemed a bit overpriced for the quantity and quality. It did take a while to get someone's attention in the back after I had to go back and grab a third fork. The plastic forks my wife was using kept breaking at the sporks. Surprising and a little dangerous. Maybe invest in real utensils?

Here's what my wife and I got to eat and drink:

1) Ahi Tuna Salad (add chicken) - There wasn't a whole lot of Ahi Tuna in this thing. Also, adding chicken for $2 doesn't get you much actual chicken, FYI. My wife wasn't sure which dressing she wanted so we got a second one. She liked it better, but $1 for dressing, really?

2) Teriyaki noodle bowl with chicken (add tofu) - Same concerns about not a large portion of protein. The noodles were plentiful and somewhat flavorful, although the sauce tends to collect on the bottom of the bowl, so the first several bites were a little dry.

3) Ginger tea - For some unfathomable reason, they decided to make this tea heavily flavored with cinnamon. It was gross. Kind of annoying because the sign didn't say ANYTHING about cinnamon, and when I asked the employee about that, she was like "yeah they flavor it with cinnamon". Probably a good idea to reference that on the sign. Fortunately, she was able to swap it out. I did offer to pay the upcharge for a Lavender Lemonade, and she took me up on that.

4) Lavender Lemonade - didn't taste anything like lavender. It was basically a normal lemonade, but purple. Fine, but not worth $3.50

5) Some sort of black tea - my wife got it and I tried a few sips. Fine but unremarkable.

6) Cooke Dough Mouse - It was okay, but I didn't like the texture much

7) Some sort of vegan cookie - Just kind of crumbly and bland

I gravitated between 2 and 3 stars on this one and went with the lesser. I'm not seeing the hype. I just feel like there are other "healthy" fast casual places that are a better value, and with better food / drink options.

This review is a combination of my experience with their customer service + my friend's love for this restaurant. Combined they get 5 stars!!

I ordered delivery for the pesto pasta for my friend who is staying in a hospital nearby. She loves this place and wanted a break from hospital food. I ordered online and food was prepped in a timely fashion and then delivered by Grubhub.

I had put in a special request for a note to be written to my friend on my behalf, which the restaurant did too. It brought my friend such joy, not just for her tummy but for you soul. It's not easy staying in a facility for over a month in lots of pain. Thank you to Twisted Noodle Cafe for teaming up with me to make my friend's day brighter!

Incorrect order, but still yummy.

Ordered ahead for pick up and it was ready within 15 minutes. Unfortunately, I didn't realize until I got home to eat that I had the wrong burger! Their basic cheddar cheeseburger was still good though. I was disappointed I didn't get to try the truffle chips (especially since those are an additional cost) but their original chips are also good.

Overall, probably wouldn't order to-go again. Would recommend ordering in person to ensure you have the correct order.

I wish I could have given this place a chance considering all the wonderful gluten free reviews. Right as we were walking up the stairs to enter the building the two teenagers working the counter acted put out before we even entered. The girl saw us and slid down on to the floor (don't want her preparing my food after she was just sitting on the floor) and the kid sulked his shoulders as if he was saying "Gosh I hate my job." Super disappointment and didn't even want to give it a shot after seeing their behavior through the window before even having a chance to get in the building.

Twisted Noodle has this really great meal kit program. But the website wouldn't let me access my subscription after two weeks, and they continued to charge me despite my not having made any changes or submitting a new order. Then they refused to respond when I asked for a refund. They have not returned my calls and they refuse to put the money back on my card, even though I drove in to town and asked for them to do so. It's too bad that they can't see that by not refunding my money, I won't be coming back. They will lose more money down the road. Plus, I will put negative reviews for their store as often as I can.