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This was a good find a friend told me about in Saint Elmo Chattanooga. The hours are only in the evenings but worth the trip. They had gluten free Curry so I had yellow Curry with tofu. I also tried the white / brown rice both were good. The desserts with delicious too. I had the sticky mango rice a

We discovered this little family owned jewel. As some have said, it’s not like every other Thai food flavor profile. That’s not a bad thing. The food is excellent to our foodie palettes. Stop by and enjoy. Low key. Friendly. Good food. What more could you want?

Just like you see in a lot of the other reviews, this is amazing Thai food with very fresh ingredients. My wife had pad Thai, I had pad see yew. Yes, I spelled that second dish wrong. Don't let the looks of this place turn you off, the food is incredible

The place is at the very bottom of the hill of Lookout Mountain where the stop light is. The parking is pretty small too. The inside feels like one giant room and gives a home vibe that you’re inside someone’s house. The waitresses are nice but the food is not good at all. The fried rice and pad se

One simple question to the owner who put only clean rice noodles inside egg rolls ?? No vegetables nothing just clean rice noodles, seriously? One of the bad experience towards the Thai food, really disappointed

Two couples enjoyed a wonderful meal authentic Thai cuisine. Had a diverse range of dishes and everything was wonderful. Support this excellent restaurant and come to visit soon.

A neat little place for Thai food. Had the tofu fried rice. The taste of friend tofu was enjoyable. Felt that the overall spice.level is a bit low, so for regular Thai food fans, this might seem a little different, but definitely tasty. Parking spots are limited, so not sure of peak hour situations

The typical Thai fare. Smells great this ginger, black shroom and onion with chicken; however the execution is very sloppy & poor( small portions for the price, tiny slivers of black mushrooms that one might as well call it garnish instead of a main ingredient, over cooked chicken breast, guess they