House of Thai

We got the pad Thai and tom kha soup. Be warned very very spicey. So hot my face is burning. I must have gotten some on my skin. Good thing it didn’t get in my eye. My face is burning as I write this review. We got the meal via Uber Eats so I don’t know how the service or atmosphere is. But I can say they wrapped the food well. No spillage. Overall it was delicious and filling.

We came in for a late Sunday dinner, and since there was only one server and one cook, the food took a little longer, but it was understandable. The papaya salad and red curry were decent, the fried rice was delicious, and the Pad Thai had great flavor, though the noodles were a bit different from the usual style.

First time trying this spot ordering thru Uber Eats. The pad Thai’s were small portions for the cost, very little chicken or beef, and the noodles smelled fishy and were stuck together. The tom yum soup was good but had three pieces of shrimp which I felt like they skimped on given the chicken pad Thai. Not sure what’s up with the high rating, maybe it’s different in person? I’ll never know though, will be eating at other Thai spots.

My girlfriend and i happened to book a hotel near this restaurant. We decided to go here for dinner and ordered the Chicken pad thai and Chicken tom yum soup. The server was very polite with a kind demeanor! Very attentive to us as well. The sourness of the tom yup soup hit our spot so we really enjoyed it. The chicken pad thai was also good because it wasn’t too sweet. The meat portions were generous. Overall we had a very pleasant experience! Would definitely recommend trying them out.

The prices are very reasonable. The crying tiger I like dry they added sauce to it which was ok. The curry should be more spicy but you have to ask for more spice. Great Service and fun place.

Stopped in here for a quick bite to eat and it was an amazing authentic experience. There was a high level of detail to this food that is only seen in authentic Thai places. The spring rolls were fresh, not frozen and fried. The Pad Thai was fresh down to the bamboo shoots. My wife and I split a meal but I should have gotten my own plate. The fried rice dishes looked amazing and worth a try next time. They didn’t have any fried bananas so I will have to return.

Great place for dinner with a limited seat, but it's awesome to find a spot with more than 2 tables. The food was excellent, the kid loved her duck, and the wife really enjoyed her noodles. My flat noodles were very good, the crab raccoon was uniquely sweet, which I enjoyed greatly, and the chicken sticks were also very good. It was a great meal.

Pad Thais texture was excellent! But curry puffs were too buttery and didn’t have enough curry.

The food here was amazing! We ordered all of these dishes to share amongst 4 people and it was perfect. Their drinks were also strong! We came in on a Saturday evening around 5PM and was the only party for about an hour. I love how big their menu is. We love spice and they were able to make things super spicy for us. At the end of the meal, I really wanted dessert and they even had a big variety of different desserts on their menu!

Rainy days call for yummy Thai food from local mom & pop restaurants. Not a long walk from the hotel, but in the rain, it felt like we were moving in slow motion. The tasty food made up for it though! I appreciated the vintage tables and chairs, and the ambiance in general - it felt like I was in an auntie's house and she was cooking me lunch. We ordered basil roasted duck and panang curry with roasted duck (can you tell we like duck?). Both were good, but the curry was outstanding. Flavor was bold and delicious, so much so that I ended up drizzling the curry over my roasted duck and ignoring my basil dish. The server was kind and friendly, and even though we were the only diners in that moment, they took their time making the food and it showed. I'm happy that this was one of my last meals in the Big Apple!

My hotel recommended this restaurant for my overnight stay, and I'm so glad I went. The service was wonderful, and the atmosphere was great. I started with their unique hand-crafted 'flower' green tea; watching the bundle of organic leaves and flowers (amaranth, jasmine, lily, etc.) bloom in the hot water was a truly special experience. For my main dish, I had the Pad See Ew, which was delicious. The menu offers a great variety, making it hard to choose just one thing! This is a real gem in the Long Island City area.

Another Long Island hit - stayed out here to get away from the city and it was surrounded by awesome restaurants. Didn't get to try them all but House of Thai was on my must visit list and for good reason. The food was delicious. Restaurant beautiful. Staff was kind. What a great experience and the food was authentic. I enjoyed the Basil Fried Rice which is one of my favorites. The portion sizes were perfect and the flavors were balanced perfectly. Truly enjoyed my experience and recommend to anyone in the area.

We came in for a late Sunday dinner, and since there was only one server and one cook, the food took a little longer, but it was understandable. The papaya salad and red curry were decent, the fried rice was delicious, and the Pad Thai had great flavor, though the noodles were a bit different from the usual style.

I was very excited to try this place because the decor was cute. Every corner was nicely decorated to the ceiling. But the food took a long time and including my table there was only 2 tables in the store. Food wasn't even great. Ordered the pork green curry and taste wasnt anything special. Also ordered the crying tiger and it was paired with sticky rice but that was a bad combination. It didn't pair well. And the beef was very tough. Apps were alright. But it's the little things like we ordered an extra rice and a drink in the beginning and had to ask twice for it, even though it was written down at the beginning of the order. The staff was very nice and tried to help with the beef but it was still disappointing.

I came to this place with two of my friends and we enjoyed our time here. We came for lunch time during Monday and it was very empty. There was a lot of tables and seatings. One of my friend was 35 minutes late, but the server was very nice and allowed us to sit in our table to wait for her. Since we waited for my friend for a long time, we ordered an appetizer roti mussamun. I wasn't a big fan for the sauce because there was too much nutty taste. The roti itself was good thou. I order Thai tea and it was yummy and sweet. When my friend came we order the lunch special. each entree comes with Thai salad with salad dressing. I ordered pad khee mao and panang curry. The food was okay. I was expecting a lot more flavors but it didn't give me a wow reaction. I feel like I had better Thai food. However, service was good and they let us stay for a long time and didn't rush us. The price is decent also. Those of you who like a place to eat in a quite and not a crowed place, then I recommend this restaurant.

This place just feels cozy right when you walk in -- old-style chairs and tables, dimly lit, and great music playing to accompany a meal. Service was also wonderful and fast -- I ordered the Crying Tiger for my entree which takes a bit longer but fair warning was given when I ordered and oh. My. GOODNESS! It was worth the wait. Perfectly cooked meat, House of Thai sauce is delicious, the sticky rice complemented the entree extraordinarily well, and the lime sauce on the side is just bonus points for an entree that was already top notch. For appetizers we shared Som Tum, golden fried tofu, and Roti Musamman, all of which hit the spot. My friends had the pad Thai and musamman curry and both reported each dish was incredible! House of Thai has instantly become a favorite Thai spot in this house :)

Happened to be in the neighborhood and craving Thai food. After looking at the menu and the space, I realized I came here 7 years ago! Wow! I'm glad this still exists. Three of us ordered to share. We got the chicken larb salad - sweet and spicy, eggplant basil - seasoned flavorfully, and the tiger tears - nice and chewy with a kick! Overall very satisfied and will come back more often.

Went here since I saw it was vegan friendly, however, when we asked the server if the vegetarian spring rolls were vegan, he had no idea what vegan was. After explaining it, he looked up the wrapper ingredients and said "yes, it's vegan...only has dairy". Guess he really didn't understand vegan, but it's fine. The food was mediocre. My friend had pad Thai and I had the drunken noodles. The drunken noodles was ok, had better other places. The pad Thai was dry and the noodles they used were glass noodles.... don't think this was the norm because I had pad Thai at other places and the noodles used were thin but not glass noodles. My vegan friend got a veggie dish and enjoyed it. Would I to back? Probably not unless I am in the neighborhood and desperate for Thai food and there's no other Thai restaurants nearby

Came for dinner and had a nice meal. We got the roti massamun and golden fried tofu as appetizers. Both were good, but wish we had more than 4 small pieces of roti. For my entree I ordered the pad kee mao with chicken and it was very tasty. I ordered it medium and it was closer to mild, but I enjoyed it. The portion size was generous and I was full afterwards. Overall, the service is friendly and quick, the prices are reasonable and the food is very good.

Was looking for a fairly priced place to get dinner and I'm glad I found this place. Portions are very generous and staff is very polite and friendly. The place was quite full at 8pm on a thursday night which surprised me considering the location. I felt adventurous and tried their jungle curry over the go to green curry and was glad I did. I usually prefer thicker creamy curry but the spice profiles of this one were interesting and it was full of vegetables to offset the spiciness.

the service was great. consistent, and friendly. Food was excellent. I enjoyed the chicken with red curry. And the ambiance was great, with pretty furniture and a quiet atmosphere with some soft music. Perfect for conversation or relaxing.

Very pleasant dinner that was delivered under 20 minutes during a pretty busy time in the evening. They called me just to confirm the order and I wasn't expecting it to be nicely presented and taste just as good but here we are. I would definitely order from this place again considering it was fantastically seasoned, generously portioned and not heavy at all.

nice atmosphere, super cute restaurant & friendly staff! the pad thai flavor was good, but i found the noodles to be a little bland and limp, but the pad se ew was fantastic! the drinks were also very yummy - we got the lychee rainbow soda and the thai iced tea :)

Food was very good. Smaller inside than the pictures show but that's find. My picky thai food loving friend was very pleased with the new restaurant. Prices were good. Hot saki definitely hit the spot. Will be coming back.

About an hour before closing on a Wednesday night and we had the place to ourselves. Our food came quickly, service was friendly, and the bathrooms clean. The summer rolls were just ok, and the noodles we ordered "a little less spicy" Soo while it had hints of heat, i didn't break out into a sweat. From what he had, a safe Thai place.

Needed grab a quick dinner nearby. The first thing you smell is the Thai tea as you walk in mmm. I regretfully did not get the thai tea. I got the pineapple fried rice with veggies and tofu. It was sadly a small portion for the price they charge. I didn't really get the smokey or prominent flavors of the fried rice. They had canned pineapples added to it, but it was so few I forgot I was eating pineapple fried rice. I did like the variety if veggies I got though. It's a nicely decorated restaurant. It's a fairly small place with less than 10 tables.

Came on a Friday night and there were plenty of seats. I got the green curry with chicken and it was tasty. The portions are big. Servers were nice and attentive.

Food: The food was delicious and definitely hit the spot after several hours of rock climbing. For the two of us we ordered several dishes to share! We ordered the appetizers fresh summer rolls and little mermaid. The fresh summa rolls did throw me off a little bit because they were not whole rolls but sliced up however the sauce was on point and everything tasted refreshing! For entrees we both ordered soup, Chicken Tom Yum and Shrimp Tom Kha along with ChickenPad Khee Mao . I have to say, this is the first time trying Tom Kha and it was super delicious! Definitely a new favorite of mine and a must-get when I visit House of Thai again! Cost: The cost for two of us, eating very well, was very reasonable. Before tip the total was about $50. Delicious dishes for reasonable prices- definitely can't go wrong with that! Environment: The interior inside seemed a tad bit outdated however it gave off a very cozy feeling. The restaurant itself seemed clean and the bathroom was clean as well! Service: The servers were absolutely so nice- they were very friendly and definitely added on to the overall experience. They were prompted with providing us with utensils, taking our orders and filling our water cups without much prompting. Uniqueness: The restaurant was definitely on the better end of Thai restaurants that I have been to. If you're local and/or finishing a day of climbing at one of the LIC sites and craving some good Thai food, this should be a spot to check out!

Decent spot in LIC area - but nothing too special! Food: the food is pretty typical of any Thai place, nothing stood out on the menu. I ordered the tofu pad Khee mao and it was fine! Ambience: there is ample outdoor seating which I really liked! The interior looks cute Price: not expensive - each meal will be about about $20 with tax and tip Safety: outdoor seating available and they wear masks

It's my second time. Normally I delivered their foods and finally I stopped by yesterday in store. I like House of Thai. Cozy and comfort place. Foods was good and Manager was kinds. I will be back.

I made a delivery order for two Beef Pad Thais and relieved smaller portions than I expected. Additionally, they added chicken instead of beef in both dishes.

First meal I had when I travelled to NY, kinda a hole in the wall and I could just tell from the outside looking in that the place meant business despite the lack of customers. The food was very well presented in a generous portion. I ordered spicy drunk noodles (which were very delicious) and Tom yum (which could have had a bit more lemongrass and broth) and I paired it with warm sake with honey (fake honey) Good place for an icebreaker date, classy decor, cozy. Would probably come back

Walked in randomly because we were staying a few blocks away in the area, Deliciously comforting, well prepared thai food. Service was good, clean and homie place, everything we ordered was amazing! One of the best eats we had in NY while we visited.

Cool spot! Pad see ew with beef was yummy and my favorite dish out of everything I tried here with my group! Wings were good too! Friendly staff :) pay cash for some discount! Give it a try if you're looking for some Thai food in the area!

My family definitely likes this place. Certain things are great. Some things can be better... but the staff is really good, and the atmosphere is beautiful and well kept. We had been here this past summer and loved it. While we live about a 25 minute drive from here, we returned because my daughter could never forget the Crab Rangoon she got there. The rangoon were very good, no different than our last visit. I started with a salad and peanut sauce. I should have looked at the ingredients or asked, as it turns out about 1/5th of it is cucumber and fried tofu. Fortunately, my wife eats that garbage, so we avoided wasting anything! The salad with the peanut sauce was OK. The sauce is thick, and has a fairly delicate flavor, so I agreed to pay an extra $3 for another saucer full of the peanut dressing. I wouldn't get salad there again, I don't think. Oh... my wife and I drank the Lychee Ice Tea... LOVE THAT! I can drink that stuff every day. Maybe next time I'll tell them to hit it with some vodka. The daughter got some really good Chicken Pad See Yew, and I got the similar Chicken House of Thai Noodle... though I think I prefer the Pad See Yew. The wife got the Salmon. She liked it, but said that she's "not a salmon person" and that she wouldn't order it again. She ate most of it but quickly asked the server to pack it to go when our daughter exclaimed that the smell of it made her want to "barf." It's a little bit cold in there (and granted, it was FREEZING and windy outside), but it's nice in there.

As a vegetarian I ordered a classic Pad Thai with veggies and tofu and what I got was quite disappointing in taste. Generous portion I suppose but $14 for a that vegetarian item was dumb. I've have much better thai in the city and jersey side. Not worth don't bothering here. The fact that the Curry dishes don't come w/ rice was a red flag. Maybe seated dining food is better than take out- the resturant had a cute vibe inside with nice decor. Service was decent but not super thrilled by my meal.

Do not come here. food was terrible, and extremely overpriced for the trash I was served.service was lacking took way too long to come out. This is one of the worst resultants I've ever been. By far the worst Thai food I've eaten.

After my recent fantastic lunch experience, I wanted to impress my partner with the excellent food by ordering us dinner. Sadly, this was probably the most disappointing takeout experience of recent. Neither dish had color or flavor, and I had to literally add sambal and soy sauce to the rice on a hot skillet to salvage the dish from being thrown away. I gave the peanut sauce a second chance and it was just as sweet as I remembered, which did not help. On a positive note, the dish was delivered on time and packed well. Unfortunately, I wont be back, or writing such amazing reviews. It saddens me to write poor reviews, but wanted to be honest.

Food 5/5: The portions were surprisingly large. I think I was deceived by the size of the plate itself. The pad see ew was the dish that I ordered, and it was really good! I think the only critique I'd have would be the selection of dishes, but the dish was really good! Service 5/5: The waiter was really helpful in providing recommendations, and regularly checked up on our table. The overall seating to order taking process was very smooth, as well as the rest of the experience. I wish that they offered more dishes on their menu, but the ones that I've tried were all great!

Ordered takeout from here since it was conveniently open late night, and takeout for Thai is always a good idea. Appetizers: go with the fried tofu and roti and curry. Their curry is definitely Panang curry that they use for their roti but it still paired well. They also provide enough so I got to mix it with my rice and dip my fried tofu in it. The basil fried rice was definitely on the oily side but it wasn't bad. My friends did enjoy their pad see ew so I would maybe go with their noodle options.

Used to be amazing but lately the prices have gone up and the food quality has gone down. Chicken doesn't seem fresh, massaman curry sauce used to be great but now tastes like it comes from a jar and the potatoes are severely undercooked. Staff is still extremely friendly and attentive, though

Limited indoor seating w sanitation protocols and social distancing practices. Start off by saying the staff is EXTREMELY POLITE and ATTENTIVE. No frequent disturbance and very easy to flag down for service. Moody setting, barriers were created using tables, chairs, misc items. Music is likely a Spotify playlist, me and my partner found ourselves singing along 45% of our dine in. Simple vegetarian fried spring roll, fresh and delicious. Sided by plum dipping sauce and small salad. Chicken Sate is beautifully plated. Good portion (4) skewers. Small side salad with plum dressing. Pickled veggies are delicious, wish there was more though peanut sauce is nice and creamy. Chicken Panang was also plated well, with a side of white rice. I like my Thai food REALLY SPICY, Thai chili spicy...Unfortunately I requested for this dish to be on fire and didn't get it. I had to ask our waitress for a side of chili pepper and added my own. Very creamy peanut and fish sauce based curry. My partner ordered papaya salad and shrimp pad thai which were huge portions! Considered family style dishes. Very flavorful Finished off with two dessert items. Chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream! Tastes like generic wholesale lava cake which isn't a bad thing, they just don't make it from scratch here My partner got the fried banana with coconut ice cream! (4) Egg wraps over banana looks really cool. Pretty oily though. Comes with a chocolate syrup dipping sauce Bill for all was in under $100 before tip. Nice place, I'd come back to try more of their menu

For the area, this is definitely one of the better Thai restaurants. I ordered panang curry and a Thai tea, and both were pretty satisfying and fulfilled my craving of Thai food.

Beggars can't be choosers. I am staying at an airbnb 2 blocks away and have ordered twice from this place in the past 2 weeks. Definitely a so-so experience but hey beggars can't be choosers. The pad thai the first time around was ok but the second time was way too sweet. I got the roti massaman appetizer and I did not like the sauce, again too sweet. The pad kee mao was pretty decent and the basil tofu and veggies also good but spicy. Tom yum soup perfectly fine and papaya salad also very good. This place is sort of hit or miss really. Not all items are solid. Their is indoor dining during covid but I'll pass. I prefer being outside.

What a treat! We had a lychee martini to start off and it was delicious. We are gluten free and they were able to accommodate us. We started with the fresh summer rolls and the Mermaid that they prepared for us gluten free. So good and fresh! My husband had pork with garlic sauce, gluten free and I had Tom Yum w chicken. It was the best I've had. The broth was slightly spicey and very rich. We ended up ordering the Mango Salad because the lunch portions were smaller than we had expected. I told my husband this was going to be "crave-worthy" which is sad because we are from Missouri and won't be back for a long time. So good and so many gf options on the menu, I could go back for several meals to try them all.

It was the worst Thai food I've ever had. This place is disastrous. I ordered a Pad Thai with Tofu. It looked a bit weird to me because it had some unusual ingredients for Thai food. It looked like Chinese food and it tasted like Chinese food. Nothing is wrong with Chinese food but I ordered Thai food, not Chinese food. I usually don't have a high expectation for Thai food. As long as it tasted like Pad Thai, I am okay with that. However, the food they brought to me wasn't Pad Thai. There were 2 small pieces of Tofu in my dish and they were extremely dry. We also ordered Eggplant Basil and it also tasted like Chinese food. Never again.

We ordered the Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles), Pineapple Fried Rice, and Thai Iced Tea to pick up as indoor dining was closed due to the COVID-19 guidelines. Our order was quickly prepared within 10 - 15 minutes and we were happy to see that the restaurant is adhering to sanitation and social distancing protocols. We were pleased to see that the Pad Kee Mao was prepared with visibly large portions of chicken in it. In combination with the noodles, the dish had a good amount of heat to it and was quite flavorful altogether. As for the Pineapple Fried Rice, it was quite bland as it tasted more like a simple fried rice dish served with tiny pieces of pineapple mixed into it. In addition, we had to fish out some of the larger cut pieces of onion out of the dish.

Five stars for the quick service and delicious Lychee Martini. I didn't expect the crab Rangoon to be so tiny but they were made fresh and full of flavor. The inside is not too large but cute.

Late entry: visited this spot on 4/2/21 as my friend and I was craving Thai and we hadn't tried Thai food in LIC. Def wasn't disappointed! The location was perfect and they were def practicing covid guidelines. The food (we only had pad see ew - one very spicy and one regular) was great and spicy just as requested service was on point as well; waiter checked-in on us frequently. Lastly, dessert especially the chocolate cake was delicious but I've had better fried ice cream (tasted too much sugar on the fried part). Will return to try other items on the menu.

I ordered some delivery from House of Thai recently and was quite disappointed. House of Thai has good reviews, and the prices are a little on the higher end when it comes to Thai food, so we were expecting something great. We ordered Pad Thai with mixed vegetables and tofu, and Eggplant Basil with chicken. What was delivered didn't look or taste like Thai food, but rather Chinese food. There is nothing wrong with Chinese food, but when you're ordering Thai food from a Thai restaurant, you expect to get Thai food. Everything from the noodles used in the pad thai, to the types of vegetables in the dishes, and the overall taste of the dishes felt like Chinese takeout. I won't be ordering from here again.

*This review is referencing this restaurant as a takeout order* We ordered pad see ew with mixed veggies and beef, and a small Tom Yum. All of it has been by far the best I've ever had of Thai food in this entire city. I've been to MANY and I felt these dishes had a perfect blend of flavor while light enough to finish and not regret the weight later. Affordable for the LIC area. Dishes made quickly.

Came in for lunch. Service was pleasant, ambiance casual and food was great. What stood out to me were the sauces provided with the appetizers. Overall satisfying and money well spent, certainly worth a visit.

Nice place. Nice decor. We stumbled on it when needing a break and just thought why not. Appetizers- we ordered the winter shrimps. I guess it was just... I don't know what I was thinking when I ordered it. It's not bad it is just not very thai or what I liked Main- spicy basil fried rice. It doesn't look great but it tastes so goooooood!! We opted for the seafood option which wasn't that tasty, the seafood just didn't taste fresh and wasn't as tasty as the rice, but the rice on its own made up for that. Cocktails! The lychee martini!!! Their cocktails are a bit pricey at 15 a pop. But generous with the alcohol.

Excellent Thai restaurant located in Long Island City near Queensboro Plaza. They have great lunch specials. I got the Tofu Panang Curry (11.99$) which came with a house salad. I decided to get 3 stars (Hot Spicy) for the spice level, which wasn't as spicy as expected and probably could have went for 4 stars. Overall the dish was very flavorful and came with a good portion of tofu/vegatables for lunch. The salad came with Peanut dressing compared to the usual ginger dressing you get at Thai restaurants, but still pretty good nonetheless. *Only negative comment is that they do not have sugar packets for tea, but did provide us with honey as a sweetener option

"Sah wah dee khrap" (Hello in Thai) I love Thai cuisine. Long island city is more known for it's industrial history and construction underpinnings. The house of Thai emerges seemingly out of nowhere in this residential part of the city. The interior and modern design is rich with warm woods and offers up exceptional food and super great service. The lunch specials are an exceptional deal and the choices are pretty good. We ordered the basil chicken, green curry with chicken and pad khee mao noodles. Each lunch entree is served with a salad. The salad was crisp, cold with a delicious peanut based dressing. If you have any peanut allergies it's important to let them know since peanuts are incorporated in many Thai dishes. The food came out quickly as my basil chicken had minced red bell peppers, onions, bamboo shoots and string beans in a insanely delicious sauce. The jasmine rice soaked in all that savory goodness and every spoonful was pure heaven. The green curried chicken was a rich and savory blend of coconut milk, mixed with bamboo shoots, onions and basil. The curry was not too spicy and the coconut milk was the predominant flavor in this preparation, overall a great dish. The Pad khee mao flat noodles were also delicious. Bamboo shoots and string beans were part of this preparation as well and seems to be a staple in many if not all the dishes here. The lychee ice tea was refreshing and a little sweeter than I expected, I think they used some sort of lychee syrup. Service was Great as we were seated quickly and when our food arrived the staff double checked with us to make sure our orders were correct. Parking is a challenge and you may have to park a little further away but trust me it's worth the minor inconvenience. The menu had pretty amazing dishes that I look forward to trying in the future. The House of Thai can also easily be described as The House of flavor!

I almost never write bad reviews on a restaurants cleanliness. However, yesterday I ordered the mock duck Pad See Ew with a Vietnamese Iced Coffee here. Since the order size was decently portioned, I ate half for lunch and the other half I saved for dinner. I suddenly started developing really bad symptoms and getting really sick, which led me to go to the hospital today where I got diagnosed with food poisoning. Right away I knew I got food poisoning from this restaurant as that is all I ate yesterday right before my symptoms started. Please stay away for your health!

I was excited to try this place from reading many 4-star reviews after my co-worker recommended we try it. 12pm on a Monday afternoon, there were already some diners so it could be a good sign. Service was attentive with true Thai hospitality. Decor was more on the traditional side. I ordered the Chicken Pad Khee Mao which came with a side salad. The salad was dressed in an overly sweet carrot ginger sauce that made it difficult to eat. The entree, priced at $10.95 was a bit steep and it was pretty average. The noodle/ vegetable/ protein balance was ok, and it wasn't very spicy as indicated.