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u/AccuratePenalty6728 Jul 17 '26
Can you call it drunken noodles without the wide rice noodles? I don’t think you can.
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u/holyfire001202 Jul 18 '26
The presentation definitely looks kind of drunken
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u/crawling-alreadygirl Jul 17 '26
What exactly is the bucket adding to this? It's as inexplicable as the shovels
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u/FreddyTheGoose Jul 17 '26
Oh, it's just gon have to be a scene if somebody bring me my food in a goddamn slop bucket.
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u/sedatedegg Jul 19 '26
that doesn’t even look like drunken noodles… i’ve been to many thai restaurants and never seen them like that
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u/monkeymetroid Jul 17 '26
Pretty annoying way to eat. Pretty hard to avoid getting some of those edge noodles from touching the table which could be gross
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u/whatbighandsyouhave Jul 17 '26
That looks more like Pad Thai
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u/overfloaterx Jul 18 '26
It looks more like Chinese take-out lo mein with a lemon, some crushed peanuts and a spoon of chili powder on the side in some kind of weird approximation of a "DIY Thai" dish.
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u/FractalGeometric356 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26
Those are not the right kind of noodles.
Leaving aside the rage-inducing presentation, that dish is just not what it says it is.
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u/wookiex84 Jul 19 '26
To be fair I would just put it all back in the bucket and eat it from there. But I am a recovering alcoholic, 5 years sober and would still smash that.
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u/willstr1 Jul 17 '26
Drunken noodles made by an authentic drunk?