Yummy Thai

Honestly one of the best Thai spots I’ve had 😭🔥 Everything we ordered was SO good. The papaya salad was fresh, crunchy, and perfectly balanced spicy, tangy, and a little sweet. The crab fried rice was simple but done right, super flavorful with good texture so much meat added. The stir-fried noodles and beef dish were saucy, rich, and packed with flavor without being too heavy. Portions were solid, ingredients tasted fresh, and nothing felt greasy or low quality. You can tell they know what they’re doing. The restaurant itself is clean, open, and has a nice chill vibe. Service was quick and smooth too. Definitely coming back. 10/10.

The pad Thai with beef was delicious, pineapple fried rice lacked flavor, red curry was good, fried vegetable pot stickers was good, fried spring were good. The dessert was delicious. We got here at 5pm Sunday it was empty, not sure why but I recommend checking them out.

Family, food and fun 😁 My adult daughter's and adult grandson schooled me on many Thai choices. The youngest grands (11 & 4) enjoyed their Pho as I did and learning the correct pronunciation! "Fa" 😋 and to add all the healthy extras. The atmosphere was comfortable and cool. We had the restaurant to ourselves on a Saturday @ 4 ! Jordans food took a lil' longer to cook #seafoodbagaddsausage The eyes still in the 🍤 #fresh #yummy We all talked and caught up over delicious seafood, chicken and beef selections. It was a delightful meal and plenty of left overs. Avg price of $15 ~$20 per person. We started with green tea and spring rolls and ended with everyone reading their fortunes. The female manager (owner?) who took and served our order was so patient with us and very knowledgeable. We'll Be Back! ♡ Thank You

The food was okay, but I would describe it as more of a Chinese restaurant than a Thai restaurant. There didn't seem to be any Thai staff, and the flavors didn't taste authentically Thai. The food was edible, but nothing memorable. The atmosphere also felt quite quiet and a bit empty, even though I went there for dinner on a Friday night.

Went for Sunday lunch and we're the only customers there. We tried their Orange sesame chicken, massaman curry, and pad Thai. All were substandard. The curry was very watery and lacked flavor other than heat. Pad Thai noodles were a bit sticky, and there was almost no sauce making it very dry and sticky. Tofu was on the bottom of the plate with the noodles placed on top. (Guess it was impossible to stir them together since there was so little sauce.) Needless to say none of our group will be back. The food quality is probably why no one else was there. There are MANY good Thai restaurants in this part of town, why do they choose to not try to stand out or at be good?