Met friends for early Friday dinner reservation for four at six. Table not really reserved just seated at available table right by the entrance. Still undecided on worst place to be seated in a restaurant, by the entrance, the kitchen, or restrooms? Dining area is very neat and clean and visually appealing. But they maximize seating and minimize individual space for couples or families that may not want a table 6 inches from the other guests. Food was really good. Crispy egg roll appetizer was small like Phillipino lumpia but priced accordingly. Papaya salad was very good. I ordered the Wok fried wide noodles with gravy, tofu and vegetables. Noodles were over cooked and soggy. Flavor was goo...
I really wanted to like this place since I saw many promising reviews online, but it unfortunately fell short of expectations. Food was fine but service was severely lacking and left a really poor taste in our mouths. 1) Don’t expect any warm welcomes when you get there. When we got inside, they stared at us, asked how many, pointed to a table, then threw down some menus. 2) The server asked if we wanted ground pork and I asked her if we had to pay $2 extra for it (cause I was confused since it said that on the menu) and she explicitly said no, so we ordered it. Lo and behold, the bill came and we got charged $2 extra. I brought it up with our server and she blamed it on the computer and sai...
The food was delicious, including the crispy egg rolls, garlic pepper pork, and yum woon sen with shrimp. Each dish was well-made and full of flavor.
For drinks, my wife enjoyed the Thai tea Arnold Palmer with a zingy lemonade twist. I opted for the Vietnamese coffee, which my wife ended up stealing as her spice level increased with each bite of the yum woon sen.
The service was friendly and efficient, with our food arriving promptly. The ambiance inside was clean and modern, with some tables moved outside for added space and outdoor seating options.
Overall, we were pleasantly surprised by this restaurant and will definitely be returning next time we're in the area.
This is a great restaurant. The music was not too loud. The service was very informative about the specials and menu items. It can get busy, according to the server. The service was excellent, with a rating of 5 out of 5. The atmosphere was also rated 5 out of 5. Some recommended dishes are the Spicy Catfish and the Papaya Salad. There is plenty of parking available, with a free parking lot. The price per person for dinner is between $30 and $50.
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I recently had dinner at this restaurant and had a fantastic experience. The price per person is between $10-20, making it quite affordable. The food was a 5 out of 5, as was the service and atmosphere. I highly recommend trying the Drunken Noodles. The only downside is that finding parking can be somewhat difficult, but there is a free parking lot available. Overall, a great dining option!
This restaurant is absolutely delicious! I dined in for dinner and the price per person was between $10 and $20. The food, service, and atmosphere all received a perfect 5 rating. I highly recommend trying the Duck Curry, Pad Pak, and Fried dishes.
Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Pad Thai Shrimp and Tofu, Mango Sticky Rice Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot
Food looks good but I didn't get to try it. Their hours say they have a break until 4 but when I went at 4 they said their break is until 430. It's also 430 at the door. They should update their hours
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Rush hour gets very crowded, takes about 30 mins for service. Great vibe, perfect spot for a work lunch. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30
Excellent food as always. Dined outside for fresh air. Servers very attentive.
