S.T. Noodle Bar in Long Beach Brings on the Heat and Thai Flavors

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • April 8, 2015
Have you ever had something so spicy it burns the skin? It happened to me with S.T. Noodle Bar's khao soi, a bowl of flat, yellow egg noodles drowned in a coconut-curry broth. I ordered it medium, which I believe is the standard there, and in the...
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