Thai Wok

I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch! It's been a few years since I've been here; no particular reason why...there's just so many restaurants around. I got the student's special (student ID required) beef Pad Thai and it was perfect sized for one...and came with a fried spring roll with chicken in it. I also got crab puffs even though they aren't "authentic" because I have a weakness. All the food was delicious! I also appreciated the Thai/Hmong music playing.

Slow service, egg rolls tasted like they came from the freezer section at a grocery store, the chicken in the fried rice was incredibly dry (the rice itself was actually pretty good). The Indian food being cooked on the tv in there looked better than what we ate. Would not go back or recommend, especially considering the multitude of other fantastic Thai restaurants in the area.

This place advertises authentic thai...we figured since it was close to where we were staying we would give it a shot. Bad decision. Authentic it is not, actually not sure you could even put it in the thai category. Curry in my" plentiful experience " of eating it..is not supposed to taste like a salt lick. In addition to the rest of the horrible dishes we had ordered, the staff was about as accommodating and friendly as those who would greet you at a graveyard..dead. I had asked to speak to the manager to explain our displeasure in the food quality ...who was actually the owner. Simply put...I now understand why the food and staff are horrible. We are on our honeymoon, and after eating only three bites of the food, they still charged full price for the meal. We are now eating at a different restaurant. Save your taste buds and money ....go to taco bell...

Great Flavors, but overcooked rice and cheap/small to-go utensils took starts away. I ordered the combination rice with extra shrimp and the price did not seem to add up per the menu. It was more expensive than what was written on the board, but perhaps I was looking at lunch prices during the dinner hour... It didn't help that when I walked in, no one heard me and I stood there looking at the menu for 5 minutes before making a noise to get their attention. I am always nervous trying new Thai places for the first time because I don't know how they track against their own spice ratings. I ordered between hot and Thai Hot and that's just what I got! The spice level was perfect. So was the abundance of shrimp and the flavors in the dish. What I didn't like was how overcooked the rice was. Clearly the rice is pre-cooked and then re-cooked when fried with the "combination". Ultimately, it was way to soft and overcooked rice that is soft like that is like overcooked pasta: pointless! Lastly, when I got back to the hotel with my to-go order, I realized that the fork they provide is so small that it would take twice the effort to get through the meal. Picture the fork that you might use with a toddler that is eating adult food for the first time. If I went back, I would try a noodle dish to see if they also overcook that as well before making a final call.