We go here every week because of on the way to a place and convenient parking and good food and owner and the crews are amazing. Service is great and I do recommend if you want spicy soup then see the photo I posted and ask for that. I love their drunken noodle and also pad see ew as well. Their fried rice selections are amazing. My little kiddo loves their food too and we will continue to come again and again. Also thank you for the Rudolph the Reindeer for my little one. They are kind and friendly and very homy so try this place out. It is a hidden gem :
Our favorite Thai restaurant for dine-in and takeout for almost a decade now. Best pad thai and duck curry in Northern Virginia. Also like the papaya salad, drunken noodles, pineapple fried rice, and fried eggplant. Family-friendly place in the neighborhood without the hipness of a D.C. restaurant. Tables and booths under birdcage-looking light fixtures. Good prices and friendly service. Across the street from Giant. Easy parking spaces in front and on the side.
FYI, they don't have a lunch menu despite their website presenting a lunch menu. Time to update the website. Ka Prow chicken was tasty but the default spiciness is very mild. I would have preferred that the waitress ask how I like it beforehand because their version was considerably more mild than at other Thai restaurants (I never ask for mild). I'm not sure what you will get if you ask for medium spicy.
Drunken noodles and Larb gai are my go-to dishes here. I also usually grab a Thai iced tea. The food is fresh, plentiful and delicious. My dining companion had the Massamum curry and enjoyed it. I like spicy food and you can request the spice tray if you want to amp up the spice yourself. The restaurant location is not obvious, so make sure you slow down as your GPS tells you it is near!
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I've been to a few Thai restaurants in the area, and I have to say this place is fantastic for lunch or dinner. The food was delicious, the service was good, and the prices were very reasonable. I especially liked their drunken noodles, papaya salad, and pineapple fried rice. This place is truly a hidden gem.
The food lacked flavor that I’m used to from other local Thai restaurants. The spring roll tasted like grease and cabbage. I ordered the Lomein and it was bland which surprised me from the previous reviews. Needless to say I won’t be returning, there’s too many other restaurants in the area for me to try.
We've been to many Thai restaurants in the area and will definitely come back here in person and order take out. The food was delicious, service was good, and prices very reasonable for the area.
Very nice experience, cute hole in the wall, food was very reasonably priced, delicious and service was on point, waters were always full. Def worth a visit, will be back again soon!
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Great Tom Kha Gai soup and pork with basil and peppercorns. Friendly service; rarely crowded.
One of the best Thai restaurants in the Northern Virginia area. Thank you being around!
