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stephen lofy

Beautiful decor, clean and friendly attentive staff. Food was excellent, fresh ingredients with generous amounts of shrimp and chicken in the dishes we ordered. Spicy pad curry and pad Thai with chicken. Will definitely be back.

Julie Tarpo

Have been here several times for lunch with a large group and they are consistently good. The service is always great, very attentive when they need to be, very quick to distribute soups for lunch, the food comes out quickly as well. All of the food is fantastic. I usually either get the pad Thai or pad see ew and they are both great. Have been to several different Thai restaurants where either the flavor isn’t great or the portions are small. The portions here are big enough to where I always take home leftovers. Highly recommend this place!

Svw T.

Ordered the Papaya Salad, it opens up your appetite with a sweet and lime taste. The Pad Thai is quite authentic and was done right. The Pa-Neng curry is flavorful but is a little salty.

Daniel Chimenti

Good experience overall. The dim sum was good. The yellow curry was very flavorful although I would get a higher spice level next time. Service was fast. The egg rolls did not taste good. They also had corn in them which seemed odd. The BBQ pork fried rice was meh. Not terrible but kind of bland.

Tammy Willis

I loved the menu options. The food was absolutely delicious and came with the amount of spice I requested. The staff were friendly. The wait was too long to get my order taken but food came fast once that happened. They’re busy so they might be short staffed. The food was worth the wait. I will go back for sure and it’s a 20 minute drive from my home.

Abraham Thomas

Great place to have some Thai Food. This was my first time here. I was not disappointed. Very clean and favorable atmosphere. It was really busy during the lunch hour while I was there. They have a small bar area where you have drink as well as eat. I also saw some table with stove ... may be open that for the evening dinner. I ordered their “Crying Tiger” entree. Charbroiled beef, with white rice and salad. I got salad instead of rice. Salad came with a house speciality ginger dressing. It was very nice. Beef also came with a special dipping sauce. It was nice too. The meal also came with a very tasty rice soup. That was the soup of the day. Including tip and coke I spend $19 for the meal. The portion was large and very filling. Beef was very soft and cooked well. They seasoned it perfectly. I noticed majority ordered their “Crying Tiger “ entree. I am here for few days. Looking forward to try their Red curry with chicken and other entree. Staff was professional and courteous. They have clean bathrooms as well. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Los Angeles

The food was okay, not bad or great. The yellow curry was probably the best. The soup was a bit cold since the alcohol burner was not sufficiently supplied with the soup. The green papaya salad was a usual, nothing exciting. The service was okay. The prices were okay for the area. The dining room was clean. But I still do not know how this place got such a high rating... Something is off here. This place is okay, just about an average Thai restaurant peeps.

roostahktchn M

The crying tiger, "grilled beef", is consistently flavorful and delicious although the meat is a bit tough. The spicy stir-fried noodles was pretty good although more veggies than the flat rice noodles. Chicken satay was good. The papaya salad was very disappointing, not a traditional Thai papaya salad that you would be used to, very bland and super sweet, no depth, just don't waste your money. The spicy stir-fried seafood was average, scallops were frozen, fishy, and overcooked so pretty rubbery, squid was also rubbery. One surprise that steamed rice doesn’t come with any main entrée so it is an extra charge for every small bowl. I don't know if anyone would eat asian entrée without rice or noodles. The pricing is already quite high so you would think it would include rice...

Valente Sergio

I asked if they could make me a Thai iced tea without half-and-half because I am lactose intolerant. I asked if they could substitute coconut milk. In my experience going to Thai restaurants, this is an easy accommodation because they already have coconut milk on hand. I talked to two different servers and they were completely unwilling to help me out with this simple request. It made me sad. They said they do not make accommodations for people that are lactose intolerant or are vegan, and that the coconut milk is reserved for the food and not for drinks. I ordered the pad see ew. It was not mixed efficiently and was lacking a lot of flavor. It was very bland and disappointing, but because of my previous issue with the Thai ice tea, I just tried to trudge through it and get it over with. I have had outstanding food here many times in the past. I am not sure what has happened, but I am very disappointed in the service and quality of the food. Definitely looking for another place to go and I hope in the future, they are able to be a little bit more flexible in accommodating people who have dietary restrictions.

annemarie cook

Just spent $67 on Thai takeout and I’m still hungry. The portions were small, and apparently rice is now a luxury add-on. Ordering curry and not getting rice with your order is like getting a cheeseburger with no bun. $70 later and we’re debating making a second dinner at home. very disappointed!