Noodle Corner Opens New Restaurant in Amarillo
The new eatery brings pho, ramen, and Thai cuisine to the space formerly occupied by a Subway.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Noodle Corner officially opened its doors at 2001 S. Western in Amarillo on October 9, 2026. The new restaurant specializes in pho, ramen, and Thai dishes.
Why it matters
The opening revitalizes a commercial space that had been vacant since the local Subway closed in July 2025. It offers new dining options for the community located north of I-40 and Western.
The restaurant maintains an A/100 inspection rating and features a $10.99 lunch special. It operates on a daily schedule from Monday through Sunday.
The players
Noodle Corner
This new restaurant serves a variety of Asian cuisines including pho, ramen, and Thai dishes.
The details
Following the closure of the previous tenant, the property underwent an extensive cleaning and remodeling process that began in April 2026. The new establishment occupies the same site at 2001 S. Western.
Timeline
July 2025: The former Subway closed its doors.
April 2026: The business remodeling process began.
October 9, 2026: Noodle Corner opened its new location.
Market Landscape
This opening aligns with the broader industry trend of independent operators repurposing legacy quick-service retail footprints. The move reclaims a high-traffic site, effectively replacing a national chain closure with a specialized local culinary offering.
Residents can visit the new location seven days a week to access the menu options. The $10.99 lunch special provides a new dining price point for workers and shoppers in the area.
The takeaway
The opening of Noodle Corner demonstrates how vacant commercial real estate is being successfully adapted for new dining concepts. Locals should note the daily operating hours when planning their next visit to the 2001 S. Western area.
Further reading
For more updates on local business changes, visit the Amarillo Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by NewsTalk 940 AM.
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