Sala Thai 3 Warm Springs

Thai Basil Fried Rice is always a comforting choice, and this time, I went with shrimp. Usually, it’s garnished with cucumbers and shredded carrots, but this visit brought a surprise—green beans instead. A subtle change, but one that added a fresh, crisp bite to the dish.

Today was my first time having lunch here, and I was really impressed! The restaurant has a charming ambiance with elephant wall decor that is typical of Thai restaurants. We were seated right away with no wait time, and the wait staff was very friendly and attentive. The food quality was exceptionally good! We ordered green curry with chicken, stir-fried eggplant with pork, and fried fish with sweet and sour sauce. All the dishes were delicious! We left the restaurant feeling very satisfied. I highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely come back often!

Quickly seated just before the lunch bunches arrived. Very attentive service throughout the mail. Order taken quickly. Dishes removed quickly. Chicken satay arrived very quickly. Five skewers, good size portion. Juicy. Chicken larb salad had very crisp lettuce with delicious minced chicken. Fish sauce kisses. Garlic beef was tender and yummy. We got sweet rice with mango to go for enjoyment at the end of our day. Mango was perfectly ripe and the sweet sticky rice was so good.

The food was delicious and it came very fast to our tables. It came so fast that we thought it was the appetizers until we realized it was the main course 🤣. I really recommend eating here. Had a great time 😊

Stopped by for a quick meal. Just concurring with the great reviews - good service, good sized portions, and delicious food at fast food time frame :)

I’ve been coming here for years since I live in the neighborhood and I must say it’s one of my favorites! I used to love the seafood garlic noodles (must try if you like mung bean thread and garlic) but I went vegan and asked them if they could make that sauce for me but without seafood, and they did. Anyway, great service and food

Food was not bad but I have had way better Thai food. Drunken noodles were better than rest of the food, the spring rolls were so bad, probably old. They need to work on their service, they didn’t seem to care if we had issues. Their Thai iced tea was too sweet and when we asked, they said they couldn’t do anything about it, apparently we were supposed to tell them beforehand to not make it sugary, except that they never asked what sugar level we wanted when placing the order. So they completely ignored it and put it on us. On top I had higher expectations from this place because right before going here we went to Santa Cruz location by mistake thinking it was halal and it was such a nice setup and coming here felt like they just put tables and chairs in a place.

Food was good , ordered delivery and it was quick and hot. But it was super annoying to pay $9 for a Roti, so basically you are paying $9 for 1 tortilla (it's just a "thicker" tortilla, a gordita) It was half the price of my curry, and again it was just 1 which they do not say on the menu, and it's small. So for yellow curry with white rice (yes you have to pay for rice) and 1 roti it was $40 for one person not including delivery. And we are not talking about fine dining here, it's no Nobu which I'm happy to pay for