Thai Bistro & Sushi

Pad-Thai used to be my favorite from this restaurant but had it recently and was very soupy and noodles very soft and overcooked. Our waitress (God bless her) was pretty much absent, but another waiter took over and apologized and he was great. The restaurant decor is dated and attached to what looks like a Boba Tea shop. Was a little disappointed with our visit this time and overall experience was below the great experience we've had in the past.

Came here trying to find a new Thai place. It wasn’t too crowded when we came on a weekend. The portions are very large, and it was nice to get a free soup right when we sat down. The hot and sour soup was not spicy and was good overall, but I wouldn’t pay for it if it wasn’t free. The veggies tempura appetizer was absolutely amazing. The pile was high, and if I had finished them, I wouldn’t have been able to eat any of my meal. The sauce it came with was very good. We got yellow curry, which was very flavorful, and I got mine with no meat and just veggies. It was very watery and not spicy, even though I asked for medium spice. The rice was very yummy and did help thicken the curry a little. I think they mixed up mine and my boyfriend’s curries, because he asked for the lowest spice, I tried his, and it was spicier than mine. He wasn’t able to really eat or enjoy his because it was too spicy for him. He did enjoy the chicken in his curry. Overall, good place, but we have had better curries if that is what you are looking for.

The year was 2011. My girlfriend moved away to UTSA and I came to visit. With my influence to try new things and strong liking to Thai cuisine, we ended up here, being recommended by the owner, (or owner's very good friend, an older, very polite asain man), to try the Curry Noodles -which is at the halfway point between a noodle dish and a noodle soup. It was so good that the girlfriend and I were romantically fighting over who gets the next bite as we were eating in her bed. The rest was history, and so was my relationship with the girlfriend, because it turned out she was meant for the streets. 2 years later, she ended up getting pretty fat and hasn't lost the weight to this day, 12 years later.

It is an Asian fusion restaurant w Thai, Japanese, Chinese & Vietnamese food. I was told the Mongolian beef was good. I had the drunken noodle w beef which was good but the noodle could have been a bit softer. My son had sesame chicken & it was alright. The bubble tea was really good. I had the taro flavor w lychee jelly. My BF kept reaching for it on our way home telling me "it was calling for him" I had to forbid him from drinking from it again. He will have to get his own next time. Lol.