Margot Martin

I’ve been coming here for years! And honestly I can’t imagine my life without toss noodles!! It’s the yummiest comfort food, with so many options, I’m never bored. If the budget allowed it, I’d be here everyday. Highly recommend to anyone, with a strong warning that you may become addicted! Enjoy!

paridhi jain

Aptly named! This is a great place to customize Asian food to your liking! They have great options. We tried the wok tossed white fried rice with tofu in Thai spicy sauce. It tasted yum! Was super hot, the ingredients tasted fresh, the veggies still had a nice bite/crunch to them.. the tofu was soft and seasoned well. The portion size was great too! Amazing place for a quick and hearty meal.

Emily Spradlin

I absolutely love Toss. I get the Hokkien noodles with Thai (Spicy) and Japanese (Sweet) sauce with Chicken and I recommend it so much. The sweet and spicy combination is sooo good. This is the only thing I ever get, so I’m not too sure about the rest of the menu. About $20 for a meal and drink

Akshay Jain

Ample veggie options. Quick service, good food. We didn't have to wait for seating. Ordered and got the food within ten minutes. The servers were nice and friendly, they were able to suggest alternatives for dietary restrictions. I'd like to go again and try some other items on the menu.

Great place to eat noddles if you are gluten free. The ambience is relaxing, food has good size and it is close to BART station. Enough space between tables and additional space to sit around the place. Service was fast. Bathroom is clean. I like the rice noodles and the Japanese sauce.

Manahil Syeda

the eats: hokkien noodles, Chinese sauce, tofu this is a must visit! I love the mix-and-match style ordering - this makes my brain want to try and order every combination. the noodles were thick and flavorful - and while I initially thought the portion size was a bit small for the price, it was very filling! the Chinese sauce is not too spicy (I ended up putting in a lot of siracha-) but is a little fishy - I usually cannot handle fishy tates, but this was surprisingly good! these noodles were solid, comfy, delicious, and satisfying

Karan Mehindro

Come here for lunch, walked out buying lunch and dinner. Fresh, quick, on point. Staff is very, very friendly.

Coach Dos

Solid noodle spot in berkeley. Fast food style setup with a build your own rice and noodle menu. Vegetarian options but when getting a veggie option with the soup bases, the broth is almost tasteless. There are no sauces except for sriracha on the condiment counter . The Thai sauce is good in the stir fry options

S Chen

Food arrived quickly after order. Noodles were fresh and plentiful. My curry based soup was good but a bit salty.

Arthur T

Toss Noodle was recommended to me by a friend. I personally had the beef pad see ew and my friend had the tong yum vermicelli. The pad see ew was too watery, and noodles weren't very good. You order at the front. Interesting seating options inside. Street parking only.

+3

Shelley Li

If you care about good service attitude and principle and not getting discriminated against, avoid this place at all cost. I saw three other customers getting to-go box free of charge and but the lady at the cashier charged me $0.25 for a to-go box. When I walked up to confront her why she only charged me for the to-go box she said the other cashier is new and may have forgotten to charge but even if that is the case she did not walk up to the other customers (they are still in the restaurant) to charge them. She also said there is a sign for it but it’s not anywhere. Then she said it’s because they painted the wall so they forgot to put it on. She then said it’s a city rule to charge to-go box and when I asked her to show me the proof that city required them to charge, she cannot give me any. Basically the whole time she was just trying to come up with all kinds of excuses to justify charging me only. If you cannot enforce rules consistently, but rather pick and choose who to charge and who not to, don’t set up such rules! The argument lasted 5 minutes and at the end only when my husband intervened she asked “oh so what you just want your 25 cents back?” Which also feels sexist that she did not offer me that the whole 5 minutes. AND The whole idea is about the PRINCIPLE. As if we cannot pay $0.25 after paying $20 for a meal. We told her it’s not worth losing your customer over this and she said “customers are not always right” and shrugged at us.

hobiprints

The place smelled really weird. Also, the girl at Cashier named Hannah was very rude. She didn’t explain what this restaurant was (I’m a new customer) and when I asked if they sold Ramen noodle soups (there was no menu so I didn’t know what to order, I only saw pictures) she said “no this is a Thai place” no eye contact and got distracted with something else beside to her. I was still there waiting because who on earth does that…she wasn’t looking at her surroundings. Keep in mind it wasn’t busy. She then took someone else’s order and took forever to get back. I then asked her again if she could guide me through the menu because it was a confusing “build your own” and I wasn’t sure what was included in it. She simply said “you could read” and I wasn’t sure very shocked by her attitude because I was being very nice. She was very unhelpful and very unconcerned. This place needs new staff. Hannah was very rude. …last note: the food was literally burned. So yeah it wasn’t good and I asked for pork and Hannah gave me beef. I wasn’t not ever rude! They don’t like working here and the food quality is terrible.

Sergei Pankratev

Far from good laksa. The pork is like rubber and doesn't have any flavor to it, the veggies are raw and crunchy (who puts raw broccoli stems into soup???), the broth and thin. It's $18 or something, but I think it's really worth $6-7. The space itself is a-ok, the staff is really friendly and nice, but they should overhaul their kitchen.