Rice and Spice Thai Street Food

I will start off by saying that we were very excited about having lunch here. We had heard great things and had many recommendations to eat here. We arrived around 1pm and there were a out 4 other tables already there and eating. We were shown to our seats quickly but then it took quite a while to be seen. The lady who had shown us to our seats ended up coming back and started our order. We started with the Tod Mun Plaa (Thai fish cake) and we did enjoy that. For our entree we chose Kuay Tiew Rua (Thai Boat Noodles) I realized once we had ordered and they brought us our meal, we were never asked about spice level. I didn't think of it, but I overheard the other tables being seated and with another server, always being asked about the spice level. The portion for the entree was great and we knew we would have plenty to take home, even between the two of us. Unfortunately a couple bites in, my husband just couldn't stomach it anymore. It was a bomb of salt and Five Spice. No other flavors could be tasted. We also ordered the child's Pad Thai from the kids menu for our toddler. I'm not sure if it was because it was on the kids menu or not, but there didn't seem to be any flavor to it at all. We were never really checked on and our server never seemed as kind and communicative as she was with other tables or as the other server was with his tables. The visit definitely deflated our expectations. We are hoping that the lack of service to our table and the quality of food was just a one off. We may consider visiting again and trying other dishes.

Had a good experience here! Lots of options to pick from! Their lunch special is a great deal and comes with soup. They also have a variety of spice levels

Very good food. I had returned from a 3 month stay in Thailand. I lived off of food carts and food stalls. The taste was close, but it just wasn't the Thai street food I was used to. Don't get me wrong, the food was on point. When you are eating alongside many Thai people, use Google Translate to communicate and experience real Thai culture.

If you want authentic Thai food this is your place. I have not had Thai food that taste just as authentic as when I was in Thailand! We had the Pad Thai, Green Curry, Mango sticky rice! I'll definitely be returning! Service and atmosphere was outstanding!

Huge portions with awesome flavors in the food. Only thing there didn't like was the spice level even though I ordered medium spicy but felt it much spicier to handle. Would probably need to go mild next time. Another great stuff about this place is that they have Khao Sou dish. This is not found usually in Thai restaurants, but was refreshing to find it at this place. Their online menu does not show but they have Chicken satay as an appetizer.

Great Thai food. We got the Green Curry Noodle Bowl and the Kra Pow with Minced Chicken. The soup in the green curry noodle was refreshing and perfectly spiced. The Kra Pao tasted great but I would go lighter on the onions and peppers.

I ordered the basil fried rice to go and while the food was hot, the rice was mushy and tasted like it had been sitting too long or it was possibly old. This is disappointing as I have never experienced this before any other time I’ve eaten here.

The food is "meh" watered down curried Not very "layered" threw a few potato's and chicken cuts in some soup and served it over white rice, I mean for a cheap meal it's okay I guess, but there's better options like "bahn Thai" they are more expensive but worth it when it comes to flavor! I don't want to be mean but this type of restaurant is geared towards the "uncultured southern scene" if you're from up north this will not "wow" you It's just average- which is ok it comes with this price point.