Saladang

The more chill, casual sister restaurant to Saladang Garden. The food is pretty good, though there is a heavy amount of peanut sauce that drowns other flavors. Quality and presentation overall is solid. It is a nice open concept floor plan and has pretty nice ambiance. Servers are nice.

I met some co-workers here for lunch and thought it would be good based on the reviews. We were sadly mistaken. The gold pouches were the best thing we had. The food just lacked flavor. I had to even ask everyone how the food was. The 2 stars if for the gold pouches. We won’t be back.

Food is great and delicious, we got there around 5:40pm, and tables where empty and it was only 3 occupied but in just a few minutes room was crowded with people and no more tables where empty. We just got there on time to not to wait to be seated. We just ordered 3 things and it was great to share in with us, delicious food and service was okay. Sea food Soup was just amazingly yummy

I was really disappointed with my experience here. The customer service was unfriendly and unhelpful from the start, which set a bad tone. The food was mediocre at best — nothing special, and certainly not worth the price.

Was there last night, sorry for the restaurant, business was slow but they close early around 8pm anyways. The upside is that, it is quiet and you can chat with friends and family. Restaurant is nice and clean, service is so-so, sometimes forgot my order. Food is good and you need to know it is American Thai food not authentic Thai food. Environmental is relax as usual.

Comfy, industrial decor with delicious food and excellent service! I went with my Grandma and we both have issues with appetite, but not here! We both ate more in one sitting than we have in years. We got the Chicken, peanut, and garlic dumpling appetizer, sizzling beef and eggplant main dishes. Amazing food!

Here to have lunch with friends. First time eating here. First impression was that restaurant is the fresh modern decor of the restaurant. Nice with a Thai culture touch. Then the service was excellent. Our waitress was very attentive and kind. Got us seated right away upon our arrival even though we had a large group. The menu is very typical Thai food items. My wife and I got a Pad Thai and a satay skewer. The flavors were very authentic but the chicken was bit dry and over cooked. But the pad Thai noodle was very chewy and the taste was delicious. Prices are reasonable but not cheapest among Thai food. They are similar to President Thai. Since we were with friends, no pictures of the food were taken. Only got some signs and decor photos. Parking is plenty next to the restaurant. Street parking is also ample.

Truly one of the top Thai restaurants in Los Angeles. We had their Tom Kha soup, Orange Chicken, and Eggplant and chili stir fry with tofu (vegetarian). Everything was delicious. My wife said it was the best Tom Kha soup she's ever had, of probably over a dozen restaurants. We also had a cucumber salad on the side and it was sweet and tasty. Overall a great experience with very good service and fair prices.

Eating here is like going to Thailand heaven where you can have fast service and delicious food. The thing about fast service is they don't have time to overcook the vegetables. Everything we had for dinner tasted so fresh. The salad rolls are served with a peanut sauce and with a stirred mix of honey mustard. We love getting green curry with mixed vegetables and surely this dish was superb. The other dish we tried was the Pad Woon Sen with tofu. The mung bean noodles were a big hit, so delicate. Parking is easy and free in their own lot next to the restaurant.

My family and I have been going here for 25 years, and this is the first time we've been asked to leave because my 1 year old was being A ONE YEAR OLD. We were told that "if you can't control your kid then I'm gonna ask you to pack up." What did you want me to do? Shove a napkin in my child's mouth? Suffocate her bc she's making known that she wants more food? My mother wasn't even done eating, and we had to pack up. This is ridiculous. Bye forever Saladang, your new management clearly caters to Karen's. Lady who asked us to leave was this tomboy lady.

The Pad Thai here smells like it came out of garbage can in the middle of summer. The chicken satay was also dry like jerky.

Its been awhile and came here for lunch with a friend. Food was okay, very over priced the best is the eggplant salad. Had better authentic thai food at other places. This place been here a long time and have lost its touch. Waitress need to not do stuff on table next to you

I was really disappointed with my experience here. The customer service was unfriendly and unhelpful from the start, which set a bad tone. The food was mediocre at best -- nothing special, and certainly not worth the price.

Came to Saladang's for a small goodbye dinner for a family member and was given excellent service! Our party was quite large and they accommodated all of us with no complaints. The atmosphere was very pleasant, every party seemed to be caught up in their own conversations. The waiters periodically checked on us which was amazing since we had a lot of people. The only thing that was dissatisfying was the cleanliness of the restroom. The food was amazing! Our party got chicken curry, pad thai, wontons, bbq beef, and fried rice! We also tried the Thai Tea which was phenomenal. Lastly we ended our meal with the fried bananas which also had coconut flakes on it. Definitely recommend this restaurant if you want great quality Thai cuisine!!

Had lunch here today with a friend. We have not eaten here in over 12 years. Only two other tables with diner's at 12:00 lunch time. Waitress gave us the regular menu. No lunch special menu or the drink menu. I had to get them myself from a small table. The men's room needs better maintenance. Ordered the Fried calamari, Green Curry with Pork, Chicken Sate. Cat fish fillet and a Coconut Shrimp soup. The Calamari was too chewy. We returned it. We ordered the Chicken Sate. It was good. TheGreen Curry I ordered it Mild. The Pork was very tough, like shoe leather. I could not eat much of it. I ate the Eggplant and vegetables with the brown rice. The food quality has really gone through some changes, but not for the better. Ambiance and Service was subpar. The waitress was not very friendly. Parking: Shared parking lot. There are better options and a better value in the greater San Gabriel Valley. We spent $85.00 with Tip included for this experience today. Overall Rating: 2 Stars

I can't get enough of this place. The food servings are definitely for two people - so take a friend to share. My favorite is the pad see ew with beef! The servers are very friendly and quick to take your order. I love the setting of this restaurant, the high ceiling ties everything together.

Disappointing Experience I wish I could say something different. I've wanted to try this place for years, and we finally stopped in last night while staying in town due to wildfire displacement. Unfortunately, the experience didn't live up to expectations. We arrived about 30 minutes before closing and were told they wouldn't seat us because they were closing soon. I explained it was our first time and that we'd eat quickly -- we just wanted to see what the place was all about. They agreed, and we asked for a few quick recommendations and their signature dishes. We ordered the Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup for me and Pun Klip with Laab for my wife. The Pun Klip was fantastic; for a moment, we thought we'd found a hidden gem. Sadly, the rest of the food was incredibly underwhelming--and that's putting it kindly. I've had Thai food across the U.S. and Canada (my favorite cuisine), and this was easily the most disappointing. The dishes were bland and lacked the flavor, balance, and depth Thai food is known for. It also felt like the staff was eager to close--they hovered around tables and subtly nudged people out, which didn't make for a relaxed meal. I was genuinely hungry, so I ate most of it, thinking maybe I was being too critical. But we talked about it afterward, and both felt the same--it wasn't good. I grabbed a burger down the street just to reset my palate. I don't leave reviews like this often, but I hope the owner takes it as constructive feedback. The Pun Klip shows potential, but there's room to improve on the rest--best of luck.

We've been going to Saladang since they opened in the 1990's. Back then, they were Pasadena's "it" restaurant and one of the best Thai restaurants around. The service, the food and the atmosphere of the building were amazing and they enjoyed a level of success for more than a decade that saw the restaurant packed with people every day and night on weekdays and especially on weekends. Fast forward to today and there are some stark differences. The once trendy looking decor is now worn and needs updating badly (holes in the faded tablecloths immediately make this very clear). The restaurant (and its sister restaurant, Saladang Garden) is now almost empty most of the time, even on weekends. The service has lost the friendliness and welcoming smiles of the original staff. Today, when we asked for our leftovers to be boxed-up, the waitress just dropped off containers at our table and we had to clumsily package everything on our own, even though we were only one of three tables being served at the time and waiters were standing about. The biggest difference from the old days is how inconsistent the taste and quality of the food has gotten. Some days everything is bland, the sauces are watered down or the wrong color and the beef is extremely tough and chewy. You can always tell the food won't be good by the lack of richness in the colors of the food. Sometimes the pad Thai is beige or light brown instead of being sauced nicely in an orange hue. Other times, the beef in the Basil and chili beef is cut large and the sauce is so watered down it doesn't cling to the overly large and chewy chunks of beef. Today, for Saturday lunch, the food was great. When Saladang prepares their dishes to their full potential, they do Thai as good as the best of them ((including restaurants in Thai town). The yellow curry tasted perfect with perfectly stewed pieces of tender chicken. The Basil and chili beef was also very flavorful and prepared well. The pad Thai stood out from all the other pad Thai's in a town full of them. The service today was a bit lacking but hopefully that too can swing to the good when the staff rotates for dinner. I really hope that Saladang can once again find the success it once enjoyed. Today reminded me that at their best, Saladang is still capable of being the best Thai restaurant in Pasadena and even in all of LA.

This is a nicer, sister restaurant to the garden Thai restaurant next door. The do not serve breakfast here, and while the menu is similar to their sister establishment there are still a few differences. Parking is convenient too, and I like that the street it is located on is not too busy because if is fairly industrial actually.

Went her for the first time ever on Valentine's Day! They didn't take reservations for parties of two, but seemed to have a lot of open tables. They have an industrial-styled interior, but paired it with enough decor to create a semi-cozy atmosphere. We got sate and a mushroom lemongrass soup as starters. For entrees we got the green curry and pad see ew. The service was fantastic, they were quick to refill our water and relatively fast to bring out our food (the pad see ew probably took the longest though). All in all, would definitely go back ^^

I haven't been here for long time. And their food is still so delicious! Awesome Thai food! Service was great, and very friendly. The restaurant itself was very pleasant and parking lot is easy to find parking, this was on the weekdays though. I love their atmosphere and their decors, love the vibes. The food portions are huge! Ordered two dishes for two people and end up packing it home! Good price!

Saladang has been a staple Thai restaurant in Pasadena for decades. There are many Thai places to choose within 2-3 miles, including one next door. parking can be a little tight but overall it usually isn't a problem. The restaurant is usually busy with an industrial vibe. Got takeout this time. The eggrolls had a great crunch but the filling was fine, I wished the veg i aide had more crunch. The stuffed chicken was great, crispy panko breading and tender chicken patty with a ketchup- like sauce. The prik king green bean/chicken was delicious but could have use a little more spice. Deserves 5 stars because of their pad thai, so unique and the star of the meal. Omelet encased pad thai with shrimp, tasty and visually striking.

Every dish was delicious! This was the some of best Thai food if not THE best Thai food that I had. The family loved it too. Family consensus was ORANGE CHICKEN better than good. If you are in the Pasadena area and have an appetite, go here! You will not be disappointed.

The food wasn't as great as I remember few years ago. The pad Thai was super sweet, a lot of sauce and soggy! The soup Tom Yan was in a bowl instead a pot with fire, fried calamari had too much batter and thick, house special rice wasn't flavorful.. pretty much our lunch wasn't tasty and no Thai flavors.. I am disappointed about the service too, not as friendly . Ambiance is nice and kids friendly.. too bad that the food wasn't great.

I'd give it 5 stars if they addressed some issues in the ladies room and dining room setup, but was very happy with the chicken pad Thai (they were very generous with the chicken) and spicy basil chili pork belly. I would definitely return!

I used to frequent Saladang on a bi-weekly basis and it was my first time visiting again in over 15 years. I got there when they opened at 11am and was able to place my order right away. The drinks and food came in a timely fashion , however the food has gone downhill. It just simply was not good as before. I ordered the Yellow Curry Fried Rice with Chicken as well as Rad Na with Beef - both made me sick to my stomach 40 minutes after consuming. I am so sad to say that this may be my last time visiting this restaurant.

First time eating here. I really enjoyed the ambience of the restaurant and the food was delicious- all of it. We got three main Thai entrees to rate the establishment. All were ordered as a 4 to accommodate myself and my friend. Curry rice was flavorful and had a good amount of veggies. We opted for tofu and the tofu was a tad dry. Drunken noodle- delicious Yellow curry- the carrot and potato amazing. The curry was not a flavorful as could have been. Not heat flavor actual but actual curry flavor was lacking. Overall, I would definitely eat here again.

We went to Saladang Garden around 6pm on a Saturday and there was no wait. Someone was hosting their birthday party there so it seems like a good place to bring large groups. Keep in mind that there are 2 locations to dine-in (adjacent buildings) but they are ran by the same people and the menu is the same. Pad See Ew: 3/5 It was nothing special. The tofu was over cooked and chewy. The noodles were dry but I prefer mine more saucy. Eggplant stir fry with tofu: 4/5 My friend said it was the best eggplant they've had but for me it was mid because I don't really like eggplant. The sauce was really good though and the eggplants were definitely flavorful and juicy. Same issue with the tofu being over cooked. I would come here again if I was in the area or if I had a large party.

It's been a long time since I've reviewed this restaurant and especially their lunch, as I originally reviewed dinner. The lunch plate of Pad Thai and BBQ chicken was filling and delicious. I still had room and also ordered their mango and sticky rice, which I'm addicted to. The restaurant ambiance is rather unique with high ceilings and a warehouse feeling. Service was fairly quick but felt rushed, as it was the middle to end of the lunch time. I feel the restaurant is more glamorous at night and would prefer dinner over lunch...

Came back for the whole catfish. Sauces and fish were just like I remember. I'd skip the tom yum soup - it tasted very bland and the mushrooms tasted like canned mushrooms. Green beans were cooked just right but felt like it needed more flavor.

We come here for lunch on weekdays & all the servers are so nice! However, we ran into a real bad server named Amy who only works on Sundays. The server Amy is so arrogant! She didn't even greet us when we came in the door & made us wait a long time to get served. I actually had to call her to please take our orders as we have been waiting a while. I recommend not eating at this restaurant on weekends. It's the weekdays that we get good service. The server Amy ruined our Sunday lunch.

Every time I come here there is excellent service and amazing food!! The sizzling beef is one of my favorites along with the green curry.

This had been a truly wonderful place, some years back. I went there for lunch yesterday, and found it had tumbled down a fairly steep slope. The pun klib dumplings were gooey, with a small bit of something brown inside, not too inspiring. The sizzling beef did indeed arrive sizzling, which is ever fun, but so much of the meat was unchewable gristle that all in all it was a not-fun experience. When I asked for hot sauce it was delivered as a couple of prepackaged take-out servings. With only two tables in use in the restaurant the overall service could easily have been better. It wasn't terrible, but nowhere near what it had been.

Oh, wow. I hadn't been here in years and everything was just as delicious as I remembered it to be. We ordered the Panang Chicken and the Shrimp Pad Thai. The Panang Chicken was the richest, creamiest and most delicious Panang I have ever had. Oh, so good. And the spice was spot on! The Pad Thai was also delicious. We also got the house salad with the peanut dressing which was excellent. Will come back for sure!

LA is spoiled for good Thai food. So with that said, this place is just ok. They have some cool dishes that you can't really find anywhere else, like the green apple salad and the lobster roll but other than that, I'd say the flavors are nice but not nearly as impactful as what you'd get in Thai Town in LA. With this place being in Old Town Pasadena and have an extensive indoor and outdoor area, I would say it would still be a nice place to take out-of-towners who are trying Thai food for the first time. They'll have a great time and thing the food is delicious. For those who are experienced with Thai food, I'd say you'll think it's just ok. My favorite item here is the Pork Belly salad, Papaya Salad, and their Pad Thai.

my coworkers like to come here every now and then for lunch. it doesn't really seem too busy, but we do make a reservation prior to dining in. this is a decent spot to get your Thai food cravings in the Pasadena area. i usually get their pad see ew with chicken. when i first ordered it, they included broccoli in the dish which i'm not used to since most pad see ew dishes come with chinese broccoli. the pad see ew is a bit on the sweeter side if you're not into the other savory dishes they have. the dishes are definitely big enough to feed 2-3 people, so you can order family style if that's something you and your friend(s) prefer. there's a small parking lot designated for parking that's shared with a few other businesses, so it can get pretty filled. there's indoor and outdoor seating so it can be dog-friendly if you're looking to bring your fur baby.

10 years ago this was my favorite place to eat and I would drive from an hour away where I lived, just to come back to this restaurant. I'm not sure what happened, I'm assuming it changed ownership, but the food now is in the middle range as far as Thai food goes. I guess I'm still in mourning for pad Thai they used to make 10 years ago it was simply perfect. All of their food was so wonderful and I loved getting an arrangement and taking our family and friends there on a regular basis. We would order many different dishes and really enjoy everything in front of us. I've gone back a couple times in the last couple years and all those experiences for mediocre. The service wasn't as good as it used to be, the food is not as good as it used to be and I wish I could turn back time the pad Thai has become much less flavorful, and less ingredients. They used to include a full range of meats and tofu, as well as excellent noodles and seasoning. Now you choose one meat, and would need to pay to adjust it back to what it was. When I gave it a second try recently, in case my previous visit was a one off, it was even more noticeable. Service was slow, not as friendly and food was no better. Honestly, if it's a cost cutting measure, I'm happy to pay more to get the old food a service back. However, now I live a couple hours away and have found other replacements so doubt I'll be back.

Food was good.. tasty But Salada HELL NAAAAAAA you broke my heart at first sight of what looked like the plastic container of my soup being HALF THE SIZE of what I'm used to ordering at that price... Sala Sala Sala are you saying you're Thai is twice as good therefore twice as expensive... Well maybe your won ton soup is.... But those that aren't into that sweet flavor might disagree.... The half chicken was also HALF THE SIZE OF A REGULAR CHICKEN... Wait that doesn't make sense... I meant to say that the half order of Chicken was half the size of a half size chicken ... More like pigeon size and a bit dry... Why Sala Sala ? Why are you cutting these sizes in half?! I'm not used to this brazen trickery...!!! The won ton soup is half of what you get at pick up elsewhere... ANYWHERE!!! The half chicken serving size looked more like a pigeon size bird... I'm sorry Sala Sala... As much as we enjoyed the flavors ... We also like to pay for the actual food.... Normal sizes suffice; I don't ask for a lot But these serving sizes are really smaller than the norm... We're headed to President Thai cause for the same PR$CES ... we get Higher quality and SERVING SIZE... And waaaaay better service... I actually feel presidential at PRESIDENT THAI walking in and out... cause their staff smiles authentically and cordially overlook all aspects of the meal.. your sizes are just RIDICULOUS... And Presidents and Ridiculous just don't mix Or do they?! I THANK NOT

Came here with a huge group of people (20) and the workers here were able to accommodate a large group. They took about 15 minutes to set up the table while my big group waited. I ordered the Drunken Noodle with Chicken. This place goes you the perfect portion, not too small and not to big. The food taste good. I would of like like the noodle to be more dry and more spicy, but overall it was good. I appreciate their service though, even though we had a big group, the food came out fast and the server was constantly refilling waters cups. Overall I would recommend supporting this Thai place when in the area if your craving some Thai Food.

We love their drunken noodles and green curry and yellow curry, just the perfect amount of spice and deliciousness. Never disappointed in our orders a great reliable restaurant for eat in or to go meals.

Saladang was in my regular rotation when I used to be local to the area. Visited for the first time in a long time and was slightly disappointed overall. The calamari was crispy but the cooking oil flavor was almost baked into the batter, which was a distraction from enjoying the calamari itself. The sizzling beef was tasty but for some reason the peanut sauce on the platter was watery and runny, when it used to be thick and dense. The eggplant was great!!! Rad na was also a good choice - enjoyed the gravy and noodle combo with the beef and broccoli. Service was quick and attentive. Will continue to support Saladang and hope it makes slight adjustments to their dishes to make it the premier authentic place for Thai food I remember it to be.

Love Saladang, their staff is supper friendly. Plus the decor is gorgeous, feel like I am transported to beautiful Thailand. We had my favorite Tom Yum soup and cashew nut chicken. Their portions are very generous! Check it out!

Good food, bad service. To be clear, we sat down at 7 pm, the restaurant closes at 8pm. You could feel the servers hovering, just waiting to see a cleared plate so they could whisk it away. Sounds good right? Well, they just wanted us out and get the place closed for the night. A server came over with the bill even though we weren't done ordering, he asked us to pay our bill because they were closing in 15 minutes. At 8pm, 3 servers stood against the wall staring at the 3 tables. When no one was leaving, one of them went over to the wall and flashed the lights on and off. These people are just rude and do not care about their customers. I understand wanting to close but there's a more polite way to do it. We won't be back ever and we used to visit this place all the time. Saladang used to be hopping with people. Now it's a ghost of itself and probably because of the lousy service.

Thai food that actually tastes like it was made in Thailand. The sate was amazing. They cooked in some amazing flavors. Highly recommend this place.

Good price and ambiance Thai place! We opted to share Pad See Ew and Panang Curry and paid for brown rice. About $30 and we were satisfied. Oddly for a Thai place they didn't ask (and we forgot) about heat levels. They brought some extra chilis and hot sauce in ramekins later. The noodles felt flavorful. Keep in mind Pad See Ew is large flat rice noodles and Pad Wood Sen are thin mung bean noodles. The paper menus provided didn't highlight the difference. Parking is in a shared lot with an indoor sports gym and more further back. Or park on the street.

The Thai Food here is pretty good! I'm usually not a fan of Thai Food (spiciness), but today's lunch was tasty! Yelp Check-in: Free Drink, five mini fried bananas or Gyozas. I would personally get the drink (Thai Iced Tea or Gyozas. The Fried Mini Bananas looked adorable, but it doesn't seem feeling. Parking: They have their own lot as well as street parking. Thanks goodness for my handicapped parking. Here are the foods ordered: My three $16 Chicken Sate was my plate, pretty tasty! Served with Vegetarian Eggroll, Steamed brown rice, pickled cucumbers and peanut dipping sauce. I ate one skewer and took the rest home for dinner. I was also served a mixed salad dressed with peanut sauce. My brother ordered the $14 Chicken Pad Thai. His meal also came with a mixed salad too. Drinks: We both had two Iced Waters which was cold and refreshing. Service: The Staffers are friendly and informative with the cooking, especially, if you're not in to spicy food. Service is quick and delicious. I would definitely come back here again.

Food is excellent, large portions, great and friendly staff. We often take out of towners there, knowing that we'll have a wonderful experience.

We came for my mom's birthday with the family. This has been a go to spot for us over the years. We ordered the whole cat fish, pad Thai, yellow curry, fried rice, pad see ew and mango sticky rice for dessert. Our family favorite was the cat fish and yellow curry. The fish was very crispy and cooked well! The yellow curry had great flavor. The noodle dishes were both great. Ask for some chili sauce and add it onto the food and it'll just amp the flavor. Then ended with mango sticky rice! The mangoes were so sweet and tasty! Can't go wrong with that to end the meal! The restaurant had lots of seating and easy parking. The atmosphere is like a warehouse building but with some southeast Asian inspired decoration. Very simple and open. We came on a Sunday at lunch time and there plenty of seats. Service was great!

This has always been my to go to Thai restaurant, but today I am extremely disappointed. After seeking asylum from one disappointing Thai restaurant, we saw this as a refugee. We ordered pad, Thai beef and sizzling beef. Both served hot as expected. What caused the crisis in my relationship was the quality of the food . Both was obviously reheated as evident from the time we were served, as well as how jerky the meat was. The service was beyond horrendous. There was one server for five tables. This establishment from a one time 5*2 a now 2 1/2.*

Come here very often on lunch break. Food is always good with alot of flavor. Sometimes it's pretty busy and sometimes it's slow. When it's busy food and service is pretty slow so be sure not to be in a rush as they usually only have two people waiting on tables during lunch.

Food was great quality and reasonable. Love the ambiance of the place. Tomahawk soup was excellent . Papaya salad was refreshing. . Be back for sure .

One of my favorite Thai restaurants in Pasadena! Best salad/spring rolls hands down. Pillowy, fresh, and delicious sauce. The menu is unique and has items you can't always find at other Thai spots- like beef satay -yum. Good quality food. My only qualm is that ordering takeout is difficult- you can't use postmates only DoorDash- sometimes it's closed and once I ordered and I never received my order because of some glitch. They also sometimes have items I typically order missing from the DoorDash menu and so I had to call to have them add it before proceeding to order. Dined in yesterday for the first time in a long time and was surprised to hear they close at 8!!! It was also pretty quiet which was surprising because they said they were squeezing our party in. Regardless, food was solid and service was good. Will still continue to dine at this establishment but really hoping they make it easier to order and dine in!

The food is delicious they have great service and overall a good experience 10/10 would recommend

The service and the food is good. Family owned business. Everybody's friendly there. They been there a long time. they have good lunch specials. The only thing that they don't include in their lunch specials is the green curry, which is my favorite.

Authenticity of food is below average as well as service. 1st time trying their lunch special and it was a joke, got the pad thai and it was so sour it didn't have any other taste. Lack of flavor and boring looking dish. Definitely not coming back!

Great authentic Thai restaurant with a large variety menu. You can pretty much find whatever it is you're looking for in their massive multi-page menu. Service is fast and friendly, inside decoration is inviting and comfortable. I personally like their noodle and rice dishes over curries but that's a personal choice. Try them all, you won't be disappointed.

The food is always the best place that I go for Thai food around Pasadena. I enjoy the yellow curry and pad thai, but everything else is good too. I picked up my food and the employees let me know it was ready in a timely manner. I do not eat inside very often, but it is always a good location and it is clean inside.