Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine

Saw a friend post their noodles one day and have wanted to go since then! Finally got to stop in and it was great. The place is beautiful. Small and cozy but all the decorations are outstanding. The service was outstanding. We had our 5 year old and they brought her a water with a little duck in it. Plus she asked for a "green drink" she saw when walking in. It turned out to be something they didn't serve but for a employee. They were so nice and offered her a glass! She was so happy! The Volcano noodles were top notch! Not only did they look super cool they tasted delicious. They did warn me they packed and punch and my nose was running when I was done but I loved it. And the Beef on there was mouth watering! Drinks were just a feast for the eyes and tasted great! Will for sure come back!

Sooo yummy! I ordered the crispy duck and it was some of the best Thai I have had in a long time. Honestly probably since going to Thailand. My server was very nice and accommodating and replaced my Thai tea with coconut milk because I did not specify I couldn’t do dairy. Decorations were really fun too.

Went here for the first time with a friend visiting from Hawaii! Such a cute and aesthetic place to have a meal at. The outside seating had warm heater lamps, and the inside was lively and full of life and floral decoration! The food was delicious, and although a bit higher priced, it makes sense because the presentation for everything that came out was clean and picture-esque, and the service was good too. This place is definitely somewhere we would eat on special occasions or take our friends who visit us, just because the price is on the higher end. I got the crying tiger. The wagyu was seasoned perfectly and so soft. The yellow curry to me was a bit overpowering in flavor, but the person who ordered it liked it! The crab fried rice was really good, too. It paired well with the yellow curry my other guest got, and the soup it comes with was refreshing. Papaya salad was delicious as well, the spice level was perfect, my friend made her salad sooo spicy. Mango sticky rice was the perfect balance of sweetness and tart from the mango, I wish the serving size was bigger. Washed everything down with a tamarind soda! Tamarind is one of my favorites to eat and drink (:

This place has been on the list for a long time. It was absolutely worth it! The restaurant is beautiful with all the flowers hanging from the ceiling and displays around the place. Lots of indoor and outdoor dining options can accommodate larger parties. Table ordered the egg rolls, hat yai fried chicken, pad thai, yellow curry, pad kee mao, everything tasted amazing! Crispy chicken, rich curry, homemade hot sauce to add to your dish. Parking is on the streets all around. Friendly staff will be back!

Have you noticed that with the price of food going up, quality and quantity in restaurants have gone down? NOT HERE. I was amazed over and over again how tasty everything was! I got the Holiday Lunch set for $25. Tom Kha Soup, Samosa, Egg Roll and Yellow Curry with Blue Rice. Plenty to eat, was full long before I put my fork down.

I was nervous this really cute restaurant was going to rely on gimmicks (bright blue jasmine rice!!) instead of good food, but that is not the case. This place serves fresh and bold food with unapologetic and untempered flavor. Spicy means spicy! I will definitely be coming back and eating through the menu

Definitely a cute place with good photo ops for IG. Tried this place precovid and it was amazing. Now it feels like it's more style than substance. Portions aren't big (but feel like that's normal for places that try to be more high end). The pad thai didn't have a ton of noodles but had good helping of quality prawns. The flavors felt authentic with fish sauce but did seem a bit oversalted. The Thai iced tea had a ball of shaved ice that didn't add to the taste and made it more difficult to drink. Overall food tasted decent and prices were reasonable, 14 for noodles and 12 for papaya which is what most other places would be.