Tasty Thai Cuisine

At the counter you are asked to grab and order a sticky laminated menu in a stack before you sit yourself. I ordered the steaming hot pot of Tom Kha with roasted tofu. After my order, the guy behind the checkout added my articles and put an entrance in front of me to sign together with lace. But I haven't been served yet, so how can I know what I'm drinking? I asked. He looked at me like I had two heads. Well, he said Ya needs to learn new things every day. Five minutes later, a little shredded soul lost from the kitchen (Dish Washer? brought me a styrene cup from Tom Kha, not with roasted tofu I ordered, but with cut chicken. Besides, it wasn't steaming, and it wasn't hot. I asked for utens...

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My fiancée and I thought here was a bite before his comedy. First of all we were greeted with a great smile from which the owner appeared. Secondly, we are on a gluten-free diet and we were told that almost everything on the menu can be made GF! Fantastic! He could even accept my request for a milk-free Thai iced tea. Bonus! The food came hot, fresh and FAST! We ordered chicken fried rice, chicken pad see ew and beef salad and everything was absolutely delicious. The name is Tasty Thai Cuisine?.and it checked??

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Cozy little dining room area with lots of seating. The mirror in the dining room makes the space look a lot bigger than it actually is. Food is made to order and portions are large though for two people to share one dish and leave feeling satisfied. The Pad Thai was Satay Chicken were great and the chilis and sauce were a good complement.

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So you know you have the real Thai. But they also use disposable dishes and utensils for immersion. Not the environment, but disposable dishes affect the taste due to its ugly appearance.

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Phenomena Thai food. Very fresh ingredients. To the chef who just cooked my green curry hat to you:

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