Maple Pine Breakfast & Thai Kitchen

This place was so good! First of all, it is very clean and you can tell that as soon as you walk in the door. The service was quick and friendly. It felt like a family-owned and run business which was nice. The food—wow! Run, don’t walk, to get the Thai Samosas! They are one of the best things I have ever eaten! They were perfectly complemented by the cucumber relish. I tried to save one to take home to my family, but…they were so good! I also got the Chicken Pad Thai. It was wonderful (not as wonderful as the samosas though). I have never had bean sprouts that fresh—I kind of wished I had gotten them taken off. The flavors besides that were excellent! I was a little confused by the menu—it looked like the chicken was an extra $2. Maybe it is free during lunch? I hope to be back again!

Very clean and fresh restaurant! The staff is super friendly! Lots of different options to choose from on the menu! Maple Pine is a hidden gem that’s worth checking out! The food and service are amazing!

Had a great breakfast here. Service was great and it's a very nice place to eat. I'd call it about a medium sized restaurant but the people who work here are very nice and the food is mwah* chefs kiss. I got the chili garlic Kai Daw. Will definitely be coming back here again.

I keep coming back. I love it. I usually don't order the same when I go out to eat. This is the third or fourth time I get the fried half duck with spicy basil sauce! Yummy. This time, I shared with my wife because it is a huge plate. And to cap it all, service is amazing! Oh before I forget - BEST SAMOSAS I've ever had. Ever. Anywhere I've traveled in the world. Hands down. Period.

Had a great first visit and enjoyed all of our food. Looking forward to the next time!

Let’s just food wonderful service and a fun atmosphere. This was my first time and I absolutely loved the food. I had the chia pudding and the Thai omelette. We also had the sweet potato fries and chicken. The portions are ample. Delicious!

Maple & Pine exceeded every expectation! The menu was so creative and enticing that my companion and I couldn’t decide—so we ordered three different breakfasts just to try a variety. (No regrets!) Every dish was beautifully prepared and full of flavor. We loved the option to sit outside, but the indoor seating is super cute too—chic, cozy, and inviting. The service was truly top notch—friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely cared for! This place is a gem in Charlottesville. Can’t wait to come back and explore the rest of the menu!

This place is amazing!! Everything was delicious! The staff is so friendly and the atmosphere is relaxing and fun! Can't wait to go back again!

Best Thai food in Charlottesville! Friendly atmosphere and service. This place serves fine dining Thai foods with exceptional menu.

we ate here on a Friday evening and, even though we've had some good experiences in the past, this was not one of them. the restaurant was full and they only had one primary waiter working all the tables. service was extremely slow and disjointed. the gyoza and shrimp apps were great as usual, but one of our co-diners got the grilled chicken fried rice and the chicken was strange and rubbery. my pad thai chicken was great and it's a generous helping. also, the heat wave in Charlottesville requires all places of business to have A/C going and it was either broken or not turned on at all. very hot and stuffy. hoping next time is better as I really enjoy this place generally.

Okay I think now I have tried every Thai place in town and can say that maple pine is my lowest choice. Sorry. As far as Thai goes in cville, this is the bottom of the barrel for dinner. TO BE CLEAR - the food is still completely edible and passable for dinner but every other Thai place in cville just has better versions of the same dishes. We ordered a lot of dishes off their menu so we could get a full idea of what they had. I will say their apps were fine. The curry puffs came as two pieces and the inside was VERY sweet. It was more sweet potato than a samosa. I've never had them like this before. Overall, they tasted good and were well made but this particular style was not my favorite. My partner loved them though. I'd give them a 7/10 The potstickers were great - the only problem was there weren't more of them. 9/10 Now to the entrees. This is where they just did not do a good job and unfortunately I would really not eat dinner here again unless I can confirm this was a fluke of some sort. I would not want this experience again. Pad Thai - this was so mid. Worst pad Thai I've had in cville. Boring bland sauce. Measly portion of mung beans crushed peanut and chicken. Just a big pile of bland noodles. I will say it is completely edible and tasted fine to eat like it wasn't BAD. Just so aggressively average. 4/10 Pad see ew. This was also the worst pad see ew I've had in cville. The sauce was really watery and bland and the noodles felt like they didn't know how to cook them correctly so they were a mushy mess. The worst part though was there was maybe 2 noodles in the ENTIRE container. Literally I got an entire container of chicken and Chinese broccoli... pad see ew is a noodle dish but the way maple pine makes it you would not know. 3/10 Lord of noodle - I have never had this before and was pleasantly surprised. Good portion of noodle (which is weird bc it's the same noodle in the pad see ew...) but same issue with the texture being way too mushy. There was an excessive amount of minced chicken on top and the shrimp was flavorless. The flavor was kinda fine it was mushroom and green onion or scallion and so the flavor was simple and kinda fine. The texture issues though were not good. Mushy noodles and it was swimming in a watery sauce. Best dish but that's a low bar considering the others. 5/10 When I spend this much on dinner and try 3 entrees that are all misses, I hope the restaurant is having an off day. I am hoping I can update this review in the future but for now they completely missed the mark. Worst Thai I've had in cville - sorry. Hopefully their brunch is better.

We had a lovely time trying the food here. I love Asian brunch, it's the perfect mix of healthy veggies and protein. A plethora of vegetarian friendly options here and beverages to accompany meals. I wasn't enthralled with the iced lychee coffee, but I still drank what I could. Otherwise our food was lovely. Our breakfast French toast was sweet because of the fruit, not overly saturated with sugars. I loved my egg and veggies platter, I would've liked it more if they had put on more jalapeño though, since I'm a spice lover. The only downside was the space was crowded from two large parties. Not their fault though. I'm glad they have the business!

Fantastic! Came here on Saturday right before noon and the food was amazing!! Service was great and the weather was beautiful so we sat outside!!! If you like Thai food come here!

Unique hidden gem that serves American brunch with a Thai twist as well as Thai brunch dishes. If you prefer a Thai lunch/dinner, there's a menu for that too! Beautiful open space with Insta-worthy opportunities. Food presentation is delightful. I ordered the Kai Ka Ta and Lychee Coffee. Both were delicious, and prices are reasonable. Next time, I would like to try the Thai coconut pancakes! Our waitress was very sweet and attentive.

Okay...out of towners here spending the weekend in Charlottesville to check out the wineries and cideries. On a random Sunday the wife and I couldn't agree on where to eat, and then we found Maple & Pine. She can get brunch and I can have Thai Food? Sounds odd...but heck yeah! Let's do this. Wish I could say it was everything we wanted it to be. Okay...it was everything my wife wanted it to be. She had the Salmon Benedict and was really happy. My Thai Food one the other hand (beef noodle soup) was fairly bland and featureless...the beef was super tough, lacked flavor, and really chewy...and the soup itself lacked any of the nuance and vibrant flavors of good Thai food. And when I asked the waitress any question at all, she just couldn't be bothered. I was an inconvenience at best. Everyone in the place who was having a Western-style brunch seemed really happy. But if you're going for good Thai Food, I'd personally steer you toward Monsoon for a much better experience all around.

This is one of our favorite go to neighborhood restaurants. Definitely the best Thai in town. Lovely servers and hostesses and staff. And the food is amazing. Great quality and service! Lovely ambiance and outdoor patio as well! A favorite!

Good Thai Food, Nothing Incredible I'm a firm believer that Thai food must be exceptional to warrant repeat visits. As time has gone on, Thai food places in the Charlottesville area have become more and more common, making up just over 15 restaurants. The competition in this town is fierce. Therefore, it's I've been going to Maple Pine for quite some time now. Each time, I've tried something different so that I can get a variety of items on their menu and not judge the place off of one sole dish. I've tried their Thai Hot chicken fried rice, pad thai, fresh spring rolls, chicken satay, red curry, and potentially other dishes that I'm blanking on. The best thing I've had was their Thai iced tea, which shouldn't be the highlight of your meal. The bottom line? The food is okay. You can get a better Thai meal in Charlottesville, and you likely won't have to look far to find it. The ambience here isn't anything special either. The service is honestly the real problem. I once arrived for take out to pick up two orders. The first order was ready 25 minutes before the other order, and they were ordered pretty much back-to-back. One order was cold when I got home. My family has even commented on the lack of friendliness we feel from the wait staff. Overall, Maple Fine is fine, but you deserve better and can find better elsewhere.

I ordered take out from Maple Pine and was delighted with our food. I had brunch with my mother as she recovered from surgery and the freshness and quality was outstanding--exactly what we needed! My poached eggs and salmon on English muffin was perfectly prepared and tasty. My mother's crab omelette was the best crab she's had in years (her words) and she's a real seafood connoisseur! I'd encourage everyone to try Maple Pine!

Paid Charlottesville a visit with my family as a previous UVA alumni and wish this spot was open while I was a student! The food was excellent, quite literally every dish we ordered had its own wow factor. Came for brunch at around 10 AM and it was relatively empty, but service was incredibly quick. We got our drinks and food after only 10-15 minutes of waiting. Our waiter was attentive, kind and we passed along our compliments to the chef. We ordered the crab omelette, kai ka ta, chicken and waffles, ka pow crispy pork belly, pad see eaw and papaya salad. Everything hit the mark - from spice level, complexity of flavor and generous portion sizes. The standout dishes were: 1. Kai ka ta - unique flavor with the sauce and toasted bread to scoop up the chicken, veggies and fried eggs. 2. Crispy pork belly - sweet, savory with a side of rice and generous amounts of pork! 3. Papaya salad - refreshing, crunchy and we could tell it was made fresh that morning. Added bonus were the sizable pieces of shrimp on top! 4. Mango sticky rice - MUST ORDER!!! One of the best I had, perfect sweet treat to end the meal. Honorable mention goes to the Thai Iced Tea. Ordered one for myself and it was finished within minutes upon sharing. Highly recommend their brunch but am sure their lunch and dinner menus can't disappoint. Service was excellent, friendly and left us wowed. Can't remember the last time a restaurant left this kind of impression on myself and my food-loving family!

Food overall was not as good as pineapple( sister restaurant). The service was terrible, fork was not cleaned, waitress just swapped the fork on another table then put the new fork on the table and left, I don't believe their table is very clean either. Then passed the entree on plate still very hot right on my hand without paying attention. The location is fine, and dining ambiance is fine if not considering the service.

Service was great. Very patient with our questions and good food recommendations. Adding Maple Pine to our list of favorite places to eat in Charlottesville!

Good savory food. Attentive service in clean , nice welcoming space. The coffee-tini is a delight! Recommend

Phenomenal and unique Thai style brunch. Everything was flavorful and filling, with great service. Also plenty of outdoor seating and air purifiers set up inside. Will definitely become a regular at this spot!

I have had dinner here many times. Dine in, takeout and delivery! They are always on point for dinner. I wanted to review their breakfast which is amazing! Fresh fruit served with everything, the French toast and pancakes are not your typical American style, but they are light and fluffy deliciousness! The waffles are very unique definitely more for a curious foodie palate! Would recommend! The Thia chili eggs were spicy and amazing! Definitely my new favorite breakfast spot!

It is a beautiful space. I ordered drunken chicken and my partner ordered spicy shrimp. I really liked my dish, but my partner thought the shrimp was undercooked, which I agreed. The restaurant was 90% empty and they wanted to seat us at a small table, I requested for a larger booth. She obliged but looked annoyed. I mean why? We were not stingy customers, he had 2 beers and I asked for a papaya salad to go so we ate and then some... I truly liked my drunken noodle with beef, the proportion of beef was generous and it was a good cut. The 1 star though is for the smell of rancid liquified grease that permeated the air. For this we will not return. I used to be a industrial chemical rep and was more than familiar with the cause. It's a improperly cleaned water sump with the layer of grease of fat on the top of the tank for much past due. So much so that it is now rancid. The fix is easy, but doing so is not a priority. I don't want to spend nearly $70 for a meal with take home and be obligated to sit in a space that permeating with the smell of rancid grease... Do your upkeep!

Everything that I have tried was very good! I appreciate that the waitress Nellie is so kind and greets everyone with her welcoming smile! She knows the menu well and can recommend options or answer your questions. If you have never had Thai food this is a great place to try it. If you do eat Thai food then this will probably be some of the best you have tried. Another nice feature is the large outside seating area that is covered.

Decent Thai food, not the best but still good. The Thai iced tea was delicious. Wish the drunken noodles were a little spicier but overall had good flavor. The crispy chicken with cashews was too crispy almost over cooked and unfortunately we ended up wasting half of the meal. The atmosphere was very cute and there was ample out door seating. The services was great and so was the price!

Best Thai in Charlottesville, just like its sister restaurant Pineapples. Everything is delicious here, and I'm so happy it's now conveniently located in our neighborhood. My favorites from the menu are kao soi, red curry, and ka pow kai dao. My husband's are the crispy duck and crispy basil. My picky father loved the mama drunk noodles, which I tasted and liked much better than the traditional wide noodles. Service is slow when they are busy (understandable since they are still pretty new), but the food is 10/10, and the ambiance is cute, bright, and clean. There is plenty of parking. We will come here regularly.

This restaurant is located on Stony Point Road (off of Route 250) in the Riverside Village residential community. You would miss it if you didn't know it was there because it seems to be part of the residential development. Nevertheless, there is adequate parking in the lot, especially because there are designated spaces for patrons frequenting the restaurant. This restaurant has a covered outdoor patio as well as indoor seating with booths, chairs, high tables, and bar seating. With the restaurant being less than moderately full, we were seated within just a few seconds. We sat there and stared blankly for about 5 minutes before I got up and approached the host stand to request menus. Despite all the empty tables, we were seated directly beside two people. Like, very close. Uncomfortably close. That type of arrangement only works when restaurants are full, and even then it's not ideal. (Think about those half booth /half chair tiny tables at the Cheesecake Factory.) We requested to be moved to a different table and they happily obliged. (We noticed more people came in later and were seated at the same crammed table, and they eventually moved too.) My guest had to ask for replacement silverware as there was a sizable piece of food on the fork and the spoon contained crusty food bits. They swapped it out with no problem. We decided to give this place a try for restaurant week. The prix fixe menu offered three courses for $35, but we also ordered an add'l appetizer as well as drinks: -- Thai Lemon Ice Tea: a combo of Thai tea and fresh limeade. Smooth and refreshing. So good. However, it contained a ridiculous amount of crushed ice. -- Limeade: it's less sweet than other limeades I've tried, but instead of being overly tart, it simply tastes fruity and refreshing. Again, too much ice. -- Coconut shrimp: crispy, perfect amount of coconut flavor, complemented nicely by the side of sweet Thai chili sauce. Served on julienned cabbage. -- Thai samosa: curry potatoes in a deep fried pastry shell served with cucumber relish. The filling was unexpectedly sweet but good. Overall delicious and fried to perfection as the pastry dough was light and flaky. The cucumber relish was sweet and fresh. I thought the sweetness of the samosa filling paired with the sweet relish would be overkill, but it was a good match even though I still dipped mine in the hot sauce that came with the sun-dried beef. -- Sun-dried beef: not part of the prix fixe menu. The beef, mildly flavored but well-balanced with the right amount of salt and pepper, is served atop a bed of julienned cabbage and with a side of sriracha sauce. -- Spicy crab curry: delectable, delicious, and divine. Although there is lumped crab in the curry itself, the curry is garnished with a small soft shell fried crab which somehow remained crispy while floating in the broth. My guest did request that they make it less spicy (the server explained that with 3 asterisks beside the dish on the menu, it's one of their spiciest items, so my guest asked for a medium two-asterisk level of spice). I personally would've appreciated the extra spiciness to balance out the sweetness of the curry, but it was amazing as it was. The accompanying cumin rice topped with crispy onions is so flavorful and tasty. I could've eaten that by itself. -- Beef rib yellow curry: amazing! With only one asterisk beside this dish, I asked for level 2 spice but could've gone even spicier. Again, the broth was sweet but balanced by the other earthy spices and flavors in the thick broth that covered the short rib. The portion was huuuge. As someone who loves having leftovers, I greatly appreciated the big portion size. This dish was also accompanied by that bomb cumin rice. -- Chocolate lava cake: served lukewarm which is a no no for lava cake. I could've tolerated it if the flavor wasn't so deep and dark. I prefer milk chocolate over dark, and this cake was really intense. Served with coconut ice cream and garnished with grapes and strawberries which were sweet and juicy. I don't want to undermine how good the ice cream was; I'm not sure if it's made in-house, but it was perfect all by itself. -- Croissant bread pudding: incredible! Temperature-wise, this dessert was served warmer than the lava cake, go figure. This was also served with sweet and juicy grapes and strawberries along with the coconut ice cream which I loved. The bread pudding is less sweet than I've ever tasted but it allows you to appreciate the butteriness of the croissant even more. Because it was so uniquely different from traditional bread pudding (which I do happen to love), this was one of my favorite versions ever tasted. And, no raisins, thank goodness. Lastly, service was a bit slow, but they're a small establishment with only a few employees serving freshly made-to-order dishes, so this was understandable. I'm so glad they participated in restaurant week this season. Otherwise, I'm not sure I would have ever found them.

The Penang curry is delicious. We sat outside and enjoyed the nice weather under the tent. The service was excellent.

Awesome food. Great service. Hidden gem that is worth it! Eat in or take out. I need 85 characters to say it's great?

My husband and I got two different meals he wasn't a fan of his but I loved mine. I kept going back and forth should I rate it a 4 star vs 5 star but mine was delicious so I decided to go with my meal experience. I ordered drunken noodles with tofu and asked for the spice rack. We shared a chicken satay it was also pretty good. He ordered the pad see eaw and he said he would never order it again.

Really enjoyed our meal at Maple Pine! The salmon benny was incredible, I would get it again for sure. It's also very nicely decorated with lots of light and space. Service was good and food came out very quickly. Would go again!

Ordered through DoorDash, and my order was cancelled due to the restaurant not being able to fulfill my order AN HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTES after the restaurant confirmed the order with DoorDash....they should have cancelled it right away. Will not be ordering from here due to the their lack of attention and delay in service.

Liars. I asked for tofu basil and they brought chicken. I ate a bite and realized it was not tofu it was made out of chicken thighs. I told the server (possibly the owner that l was served the wrong thing and instead of admitting a mistake was made she lied and said it was a tofu and wheat mix. I'm sorry, shouldn't the menu say that if that was the case? People have celiac disease and allergies. I'm a cook and a vegetarian and I have never in my life seen tofu that looks and tastes exactly like chicken thighs. A mistake was made, they happen. I'd still be annoyed bc I ate it but don't lie to my face. Own up to it. The French toast my friend had was good.

We have returned to this restaurant more than any other restaurant in Charlottesville since moving here a year ago! The food is delicious and reasonably priced. My last review covers it too - highly recommend!

Burrata toast for breakfast with a delicious side salad!!! I've never had salad with breakfast before, but I will for now on!!! Sweet server and the place was spotless!

Seriously? $90 takeout lastnight and they forgot BOTH sides of rice for the curries. Not a single napkin. Flew 2,000 miles and couldn't even share our family meal. Lazy and lack of attention.

Phonetic for Thai food... I've had nothing here that is less than superior.... you have to stop in for the Sunday brunch it is an eclectic mix of American anti-that won't disappoint you! The staff is from the plate and attentive with quick service and amazingly delicious food!! I have never been much of a fan of green curry, But my world has changed, enjoying the scrumptious green curry!!! Although it's in a parking lot near Route 20 the ambience and the core inside are beautiful . Well worth crossing the river and heading north on route 20 a few hundred yards to enjoy an amazing Thai meal

Fantastic!!! My foodie friend and I wanted to try someplace new. This place is phenomenal! Fantastic friendly service! Beyond delicious food and fun drinks! Exceptional flavor, service and beautiful dishes! Highly recommend!

A new addition to Cville from the same family of restaurants as Monsoon Siam and Pineapples Thailand! I cannot speak highly enough about the excellent service and delicious food my family enjoyed tonight. The restaurant is beautiful with every detail perfected. The indoor dining has booths, tabletops, and high tops near the bar. The outdoor seating is covered by a tent. Very convenient location with lots of parking. We really enjoyed dinner and cannot wait to visit again for brunch!

Drunk noodles, chicken and waffles, crab omelette and the French toast are all absolutely to die for! What a treat!!!

I had been looking forward to eating at this new restaurant, but was disappointed by the flavorless food. Everything looked beautiful, but lacked any interest. The restaurant is well-appointed & the staff is very nice & attentive. I would like to try their breakfast, but the restaurant doesn't open until 11 or 11:30 in the morning Dash too late for breakfast . I'll try again in a couple of months.

I am from LA, and have been craving for some decent Asian food here in CHO. And after one bad ramen/Japanese place, few so-so Chinese restaurants, and two other Thai restaurants, I found this place. And finally my cravings have been satisfied!

Almost hate to give the secret away but this gem has parking, outdoor seating, large and relaxing dining space, and a full bar. The Thai food is thoughtfully prepared and delicious.

I don't like giving bad reviews but Maple Pine really blew it last night We made a whole plan to eat Thai food for Valentine's Day. Maple Pine straight up forgot our order. We called three times to check on the status of our order. Maple Pine never once apologized for their mistake, never once asked what they could do to try to make things right. We ended up canceling our order...and we had to call back the next day to make sure they actually gave us our money back. We had a really bad experience and probably won't be ordering from Maple Pine again

Just had a unique and delicious brunch! Coconut waffles, rich, filling and yummy. Such beautiful presentation, should have taken the photo earlier. The server was very nice and fast.

Why have we never tried this place before?!?!?!? Our waitress was all smiles and so helpful! She asked about heat levels to make sure we got the heat we wanted. Our noodle dishes were fantastic, generous servings. Mine had shrimp and crab; my husband's had beef. Both were winners! The setting is as sunny as our waitress' smile. The space was light and airy with floral decor. We will be back!

Food and drinks were insanely good. Thai breakfast is a winner. Great bloody Mary. Great spice level.

Oh, how I wish I'd gotten pictures! My food was delicious. I had 2 appetizers and a soup. I was stuffed and could not finish! The service was somewhat slow, but professional, courteous, friendly and warm. I will be back. So many new things I want to try.

Tasty Thai food. The interior of Maple Pine Breakfast and Thai has a modern industrial design. To add some personality, there are colorful flowers in shades of pink on the tables. Plastic green ivy and pastel colored flowers are placed on various walls. The large windows let in plenty of natural light into the restaurant, and the covered patio sits on a gravel floor. I ordered a beer, the calamari (to share), and the spicy eggplant. We never received our drinks, but we had no issue getting them removed from our bill. The calamari was perfectly prepared and paired with a tasty sweet and sour sauce and a delectable kangaroo sauce. The spicy eggplant was completely devoid of spice, but I snagged a few of my wife's jalapeño peppers to give my dish some heat. That said, the flavor of my dish was good, and the bites of tofu were particularly tasty. In spite of a few errors on the part of the staff, I would still recommend Maple Pine Breakfast and Thai for a casual dinner.

We went for breakfast at 9:00 on a Sunday am a couple of months ago and we're so impressed I couldn't wait to return! So we were back in Cville for a football weekend and had a group of 7 that were totally stoked about going with us... until we saw that they now open at 11 on Sunday am. Sooo disappointing. We had a 3 hour drive ahead of us and the others had church to get to so we couldn't wait. so sorry to find this out. Have been looking forward to another breakfast there for several months! We'll definitely come back, but do wish you'd open earlier. The ginger tea is so delicious, the food is fresh, delicious, and different. One of my favs!

This is one Charlottesville's best new restaurants!! Honestly I don't even want to write this review because I don't want others to find out about this place - it's kind of a hidden gem right now! Super cute decorations - love all the flowers! Fresh and delicious Thai food with many different options along with old favorites. Their noodles are so tender and the sauces are so flavorful! The staff are sweet and very attentive. They have indoor and outdoor seating as well as carry-out. But don't tell anyone else about this place - it's our secret, ok?!

Wow! This place is awesome! We went for breakfast while visiting my son at UVA. We Will definitely be back for dinner. My husband had the Kai Ka Ta. The chicken was amazing. I would eat that every day. So flavorful. I had burrata toast with spicy peppers and peaches. So good. Our waitress was friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is very clean and calming. Can't wait to go back for dinner.

I really hate leaving bad reviews but I see that someone else had the same problem we did. We ordered take out and my vegetarian sister got the Spicy Tofu Basil. She took a bite and was disgusted because it tasted like chicken. Come to find out it's seitan and Maple Pine told me they name the dish "tofu" because "people don't know what seitan is". When I asked for a refund because it was mislabeled they flip flopped back and forth between yes and no. Ultimately they told me no, because "I didn't read the description". They told me it's my fault and not the restaurants. I felt it was unprofessional and rude. Granted, they were right that the description states it is made with seitan, but why is the dish called tofu??? I also didn't receive white rice with my curry so the least they could do is refund that. Anyway, vegetarians beware that some of their items are mislabeled on purpose. Seitan tastes very similar to chicken and if you're expecting tofu, it's a big surprise. After they told me no to the refund, the next day I was refunded. Very confusing!

Not bad! Could use a little more spice though. Got pad thai and crab omelet! Crab is kind of bland but still overall good will go back to try other foods!

Five stars for this delicious dining experience! They can prepare tasty gluten free options and we are lucky to have this option on this side of town.