Thai Village

Good restaurant, good food, great server. My only sore spot is being charged $4 for a scoop of rice. We ordered three small bowls of simple white rice with the meal, and then another two later on, so I was shocked when I saw the bill showing $20 for the 5 scoops of rice! I could've bought a sack of rice for that price. Rice isn't that expensive, and we spent over $120 for the meal w/o the rice, so did you really need to gouge us? Makes me wish I was back in Asia, where many restaurants have "unlimited rice". Anyway, yes, it clearly states in the menu that the rice is $4, I just didn't see it. Honestly, I was expecting it to be around $1, or $1.50. I'll possibly come back and eat here again, but I'm certainly going to check the prices better.

The summer rolls were very small. I've gotten more for a cheaper price before from somewhere else. Other than that, it tasted good. Evil Curry was pretty good....not super spicy, just enough to give it a little kick. My bf said it was kinda weird to have shredded cabbage in there lol but I didn't mind. Pad Si Eiw and Look Fun Pad Thai were great! One thing I didn't like was how dry the chicken was. I ended up putting that on the side and not eating it and ate everything else. Service was very good! She's nice and allowed us to wait inside the restaurant for our takeout order.

Great Thai food. The spring rolls are different than what I'm used to but it's delicious. The flavor is great for both the filling and the sauce. My favorite is the Laos Curry. The only thing though, the level of spiciness seems to change weekly (that's how often I eat there), sometimes the hot seems mild, and sometimes its on point.