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Senn Noods

Unit G02/27 Lonsdale St, Braddon ACT 2612, Australia

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Unit G02/27 Lonsdale St, Braddon ACT 2612, Australia

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+61 493 802 597
HoursMonday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM Tuesday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM Wednesday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM Thursday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM Friday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM Saturday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM Sunday: 11:30 AM – 9:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Senn Noods

Tucked down a small alley off Lonsdale Street, Senn Noods bypasses standard takeout fare for punchy Northern Thai and Lao street eats. Booths and heated outdoor corners fill up fast with diners zeroing in on uncompromised heat. Regulars lean toward the kuaitiao ruea—boat noodles submerged in a dark, complex broth—or the pink-hued Yen Ta Fo. Orders run straight through table-side QR codes, sending out crunchy nam khao alongside house sun-dried beef jerky and sticky rice. Cold cha yen balances out the fiery bowls.

  • Laneway Dining: An intimate alleyway setting off Lonsdale Street with cozy booth seating and heated outdoor tables.
  • Regional Street Specialties: Specializes in regional Northern Thai and Lao dishes like rich boat noodles, nam khao, and sun-dried beef jerky.
  • Contactless Table Ordering: Seamless table-side QR code ordering allows guests to order and pay quickly at their own pace.
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Why Dine at Senn Noods

Discover what sets Senn Noods apart, from punchy Northern Thai street food to cozy laneway booth seating and effortless ordering.

  • Authentic Northern & Isan Street Specialties

    Dishes emphasize pungent, fiery Isan and Northern regional dishes like tom zaab, sai krok, and nam khao rather than mild, Westernized curries.

    The menu leans into street food-style dishes you don’t usually see at typical Thai restaurants, and it’s a refreshing change.

    Nok Davis

  • Uncompromising Home-Style Thai-Lao Flavours

    Signature dishes like sun-dried beef jerky and rich boat noodles deliver genuine heat and authentic regional depth.

    When u are on the hunt for some grandma level thai/laos flavours this is the spot. Im always out for thai issan flavours and I can proudly say this is a 10/10.

    Jen Munday

  • Tucked-Away Laneway Setting

    Tucked away in a Braddon laneway with booths, outdoor dining, and heated seating, offering an intimate and relaxed dining vibe.

    This shop is tucked away in a small alley off this road, but its flavors deserve to be known.

    Lourdes Heeh

  • Intimate Booth & Courtyard Dining

    Comfortable booth configurations across separate buildings create a cozy, sheltered escape with outdoor heaters for cooler weather.

    The restaurant is spread over multiple small buildings giving that exclusive feel. The only real staff is the person who brings your meal to your table. Seating is mostly booths so comfortable.

    Simon Cas

  • Seamless Table-Side QR Ordering

    Guests can browse the menu, customize orders, and pay directly from table discs without waiting for staff.

    It was great that we could order all the food seamlessly using the QR on the table and everything came really quickly.

    J Q

  • Generous Portions at Accessible Prices

    Generous, authentic portions remain accessible and pocket-friendly without trading off ingredient quality.

    Amazing Thai food with generous portions, yet extremely pocket-friendly.

    Grace Le

Top customer-favored regional dishes and street noodles

  • Beef Jerky

    I enjoyed all the dishes, with the most unique one being the beef jerky.

    Danny L

  • Boat Noodles

    the boat noodles lived up to my expectations, rich broth with great texture.

    Lourdes Heeh

  • Pad See Ew

    Finally, I had the Pad See Ew, and this last dish was absolutely stunning—I loved the noodles.

    Carmenza Esperanza Granados Roa

  • Tom Zaab

    I have never had a tom zaap this good before and the beef jerky is too die for.

    Jen Munday

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful comforts and touches that enhance your laneway dining experience.

  • Blankets and Outdoor Heaters

    Staff provide blankets alongside outdoor heaters so diners can remain comfortable even in chilly 7°C weather.

  • Dog-Friendly Outdoor Area

    Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, allowing guests to bring pets along for laneway dining.

  • House-Made Specialty Sodas

    The kitchen crafts creative non-alcoholic refreshments in-house, such as a guava chrysanthemum balsamic vinegar soda.

  • Contactless QR Table Ordering

    Guests can order and pay on their own schedule via table-side QR discs spread across intimate booths and outdoor pockets.

Before you head over

Practical tips for finding the venue and navigating your meal

  • Finding the Laneway Entrance

    The venue is tucked away in an alleyway off Lonsdale Street and spread over multiple small rooms, so keep an eye out for the entrance when arriving.

  • Prepare for Regional Spice Levels

    Expect true regional Isan heat levels that pack serious spice—be prepared when ordering spicy specialties like Tom Zaab or Som Tum.

  • Order Contactless via QR Codes

    Orders and payments are placed table-side via QR codes, allowing food to come out quickly at your own pace.

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