Tiny Thai Restaurant

They use fish sauces/paste in most of the dishes so if you are vegetarian make sure to choose from the vegan menu. The resturant was extremely busy and the wait time was ~ 45 minutes. The spring rolls were okay but not the best. The main dish was good but definitely a little on the expensive side for the quality.

We had high expectations, but this was a serious letdown. Both the genuine and the "normal" menus contain less-than-fresh ingredients and missing or underwhelming flavors. Perhaps it was once good and quality has dropped over time, but at the moment, this is not worth the visit. Check out Istanbul kabob house for a superior world cuisine.

What was once only average is now not worth the visit to their new location! Now in a former Indian grocery store and having almost more seat for takeout that dining in it's barely passable! I have been to Thailand and eat Thai at least once a week and in my opinion the sauces are not tasty and are far below other Thai restaurants in the area. I think it is pretty obvious, they are not a serious sit down restaurant as it seems they have sold their soul to the take out crowd. Walk 3 mins up the street to Jr's. or to Pho Dang you be much happier and better fed!

Great food, expensive but the food is worth it. Do not have menus to look at before ordering. Have to have a phone with internet to scan their code even in restaurant. I asked for an extra meat with my meal and would pay for it and they still told me no. I saw a lot of pick up orders while I waited for my food to go. Seems to do good business. Tables inside and out for dine in.

I had their Pad Thai and was pleasantly surprised by how flavorful it was. I've had this dish in different cities in different countries but this one was definitely one of the best ones I've had. The spring rolls were also good with the sauce. Staff was knowledgeable and kind. The packaging of my takeout order was thoughtful and done with care.