Pagan holidays refer to the celebrations and festivals observed by various pagan or polytheistic religions. These holidays are often based on the cycles of nature, celestial events, and agricultural seasons. One of the most well-known pagan holidays is Samhain, which is celebrated on October 31st. Samhain marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. It is believed that during this time, the veil between the physical world and the spiritual realm is the thinnest, allowing deceased loved ones to communicate with the living. This holiday is often associated with Halloween and is a time for honoring ancestors and performing divination rituals.

The Magic Noodle in Joplin

Great food, reasonable prices, friendly staff, and it's nice on the inside.

Kenny Wilkins

Amazing food. Absolutely loved the Yellow Curry. Very friendly service every time we stop in.

Adam Evans

If u haven't had there food u need to try the pork pad ti so good

Jonathan James

Great, authentic food served by a friendly staff.

Kathy Bullette

It's always good. This time however screaming children set next to us. Couldn't wait to leave. Service is always good. Our food was delicious.

Justin Campbell

Very little depth of flavor. I could make this pretty easy at home.

Kyle Dodson

Great food and staff.

Dan Burdick

This is one of those restaurants in Joplin that the over hyde left my expectations way too high the tea was amazing

Abigayle Jones

This is LITERALLY the BEST food I’ve EVER had!!

Justin Maxwell

If you’re looking for Thai food in Joplin, Magic Noodle is a solid choice! I had the pineapple fried rice with chicken. The portion size was large and I was very pleased with the amount of chicken and cashews; slightly disappointed with the amount of pineapple, but still very good nonetheless. I was surprised to receive a little side salad before the entree; the dressing was excellent. The price was fair. The atmosphere in the restaurant is good and decorated for the season. I visited on a Wednesday night and they seemed short staffed, but the wait for food wasn’t long. The place was very busy, so that tells me others really like it too.

Wanda Rice

Friendly staff and delicious food!

Alyssa Farney

Love this place. I'd eat here everyday. Always fresh food, always tastes good.

DarkRider

Jennifer M

Honestly I’ve had way better Thai food for less of the price, great service though

Dave Smith

Great food and pack it nicely for to go orders!

Bretfan 33

The food and service at this place are always top notch. Would definitely recommend

Robert Phillips

Good flavor, authentic, and kind staff.

Joanne Pasimio-Field

Love their noodle dishes & soups. Especially the soups! My mom loves the Bangkok Lo Mein and Won Ton Soup.

Ash Eaton

Holy moly! How have I not been here before!! I had the pineapple cashew chicken plate(minus the onions and bell peppers) and it was SO WONDERFUL! The restaurant was 100% clean as far as I saw. When my guest and I walked through the door we were immediately greeted in an extremely polite manner. The food was hot and the flavors made such a beautiful dance in my mouth. I was shocked when our waiter came out with some kind of vegetable stock soup, I will admit I was very hesitant due to my hate for vegetables but, man, my doubts were absolutely blown away!! Kudos to the chef, the staff, and the owner. You have made yourself a fine establishment in my opinion! I will recommend to ANYONE! Also, they are vegan-friendly, which was a fantastic shock to me as well (even better for my vegan friend that was with me!) You definitely have a repeat customer on your hands ❤

Audrey Waldon

Great food, great service. Never disappointed

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This holiday is often associated with Halloween and is a time for honoring ancestors and performing divination rituals. Another significant pagan holiday is Yule, which takes place around the winter solstice. Yule is a festival of lights and celebrates the return of longer days.

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Magic Noodle

Serves meat, vegan options available. Thai restaurant with vegan dishes. Some meals other than those in the vegetarian section can also be made vegan with tofu. Ask about fish sauce. Reported open October 2023. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-9:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-9:30pm, Sun 11:30am-9:00pm. Closed Sun.

804 S Rangeline Rd (at 8th St) , Joplin , Missouri , USA , 64801

• Wheelchair accessible
• Accepts credit cards

8 Reviews

First Review by dlchick

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We like the pad Thai with tofu made vegan, remember to ask for no egg and we like the pineapple tofu duck dish that is vegan. Many items on the menu can be made vegan upon request and staff is knowledgeable if you ask questions. Sometimes can get a vegan soup if it’s available rather than the salad they serve complimentary since salad has a mayonnaise base dressing and no other options.

Pros: Knowledgeable staff, Vegan menu items , Many more options can be made vegan

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It symbolizes hope, renewal, and the triumph of light over darkness. Many traditions associated with Christmas, such as the decoration of evergreen trees and the lighting of candles, have pagan origins and are derived from Yule celebrations. Imbolc is a pagan holiday that falls on February 1st or 2nd and is associated with the early signs of spring. It is a time for purification and the anticipation of the coming of new life. Imbolc is traditionally celebrated by lighting candles and engaging in rituals of cleansing and renewal. Beltane, observed on May 1st, is a holiday that celebrates the arrival of summer and the fertility of the land. It is a time for feasting, dancing around the Maypole, and engaging in fertility rituals. Beltane is often associated with the blooming of flowers, the greening of the land, and the mating rituals of animals. Litha, also known as Midsummer, is observed on the summer solstice around June 21st. It is the longest day of the year and marks the peak of the sun's power. Litha is a time for celebrating the abundance of the earth, the strength of the sun, and the power of fire. Many pagans gather to watch the sunrise, light bonfires, and engage in outdoor festivities. Lughnasadh, also called Lammas, is a pagan holiday that occurs on August 1st or 2nd. It is a celebration of the first harvest and the fruits of the land. Lughnasadh is associated with feasting, games, and competitions. It is a time for giving thanks for the abundance of the harvest and for the hard work put into cultivating the land. Overall, pagan holidays are diverse and varied, often reflecting the connection between humans and nature. They provide opportunities for spiritual reverence, community gatherings, and the acknowledgment of the cycles of life and the changing seasons..

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