Anothai Cuisine

Lovely halal Chinese place to eat around woodlands. Nicely located and ample space for family dine in. Love their tom yum and tom kha soups. Their chicken satay is the best entrée with amazing peanut sauce. We also ordered poorman noodles and basil fried rice. Both were little spicy, but awesome with flavours. Their Thai tea was ok. The owner cum staff is welcoming. Will go again! ** update- add orange chicken to the favourites

They have my favorite Pad Tahi in Texas. Not sure what the secret ingredient is, but only two Thai restaurants in TX have the same flavor profiles. I had the Shumai, they use chicken shrimp instead of pork and shrimp. I did no like this combo, bc chicken is used the dumpling lacks flavor and is a bit dry. But I just love the Pad Thai here so much that I will overlook the dumpling situation. Thai Ice Tea is sweet and robust, more like a dessert, which I love. I wish it was closer to my home. Going to Spring is so far.

So, I really want to give this places 4.5 stars, but I chose to go with 5 (instead of 4). Anothai is one of those, “I’m craving Thai” spots, and you just go without any hesitation. Firstly, its halal. Second, its delicious. Third, its super authentic and the service is great. My husband and I go here almost every 2-3 weeks and we never get tired of it. Our TOP fave dishes are: Thai Cashew Nut, Pad Kee Mao, Orange Chicken, and chicken wings (appetizer). No matter how many times we go there, we have to order at least one of those options. The ONLY reason I would take half a star off my rating is their inconsistency with spice levels. I always prefer my food spicy, and they almost ALWAYS make it barely mild. Sometimes I have to call them and specifically remind them to keep the spice level in mind, especially when they make my husbands spicy when he prefers mild. I wish it only happened once or twice, but it happens wayyy too often. Obviously, it’s not a deal breaker in any way, and we always return just as excited to eat.