SENSE OF THAI , One Loudoun

First time visiting Virginia and decided to try this well-known spot. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and the service was good. Unfortunately, the food didn’t quite meet my expectations. Several dishes leaned on the sweeter side, and the Pad Thai noodles were a bit too tough for my taste.

Sense of Thai was a great lunch spot. We dined in and received excellent service from start to finish. The interior design really stood out, it feels high-end, modern, and thoughtfully designed, yet still warm and inviting. The atmosphere was intimate and comfortable, making it a perfect place to sit and enjoy a relaxed meal. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the experience. The food tasted incredibly fresh. We ordered the dumpling appetizer, along with the Pad Thai and Spicy Chicken Basil, and everything was delicious. Each dish was well-prepared and full of flavor. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and we’ll definitely be coming back.

Absolutely amazing Thai food. Every dish was delicious. The decorations were fantastic and so festive - it felt like we were in a Christmas wonderland and I loved it. The server was so pleasant and attentive. Plenty of seating available. The food was so so good and the Panang curry was the best!

A creative fusion Thai place that brings newness to classic Thai dishes. We were visiting VA and Sense of Thai came highly recommended. Every dish we had was full of flavor. Service was with a smile! - the signature of Thai service for us.

We had a great experience at Sense Thai in One Loudoun. We tried the Green Thai Chicken Curry and the Chicken Satay with both peanut sauce and cucumber sauce. The satay was tender and flavorful, and the curry sauce was rich and delicious. The food overall was amazing and the ambience was just as impressive—really made the evening enjoyable. One small thing to note: the jasmine rice portion felt a bit small at first, but once we paid the extra $3 for more, the serving was generous and satisfying. Considering the quality of the food, the price was budget-friendly and well worth it. We enjoyed our evening here and would definitely recommend Sense Thai for anyone looking for great Thai food in a nice atmosphere.

Great food and service. We had the fry basket during happy hour, seafood green curry, seafood pad thai, and mango sticky rice. Everything was delicious! This is the only Thai restaurant that I'd been to that has lump crab in the pad thai as well as the they actually pull the tails off the shrimp🙌 I drove an hour to go there and would make that drive again!

Sense of Thai is hands-down my go-to spot! The food is consistently amazing, but what I love most is how they keep things fresh with their seasonal specials. They always introduce new, creative desserts for different occasions like Valentine’s Day—the limited-edition treats are always a highlight of our meal

Me and my family came to this place to eat dinner, and the experience was outstanding. Few things I wanted to point out that exceeded my expectations: -Very friendly staff and great service (Our waiter was named Benz, and she was very kind and helpful!) -Great place to go with people all ages -The place was so nicely decorated and clean -The food was so tasty -The dessert were fantastic Great experience over all! Thank you Sense of Thai!

it was amazing. the food, ambience and the music wasn't too loud. The service is quick and professional. I highly recommend this place as a first date

I had heard a lot about this place and recently had the opportunity to stop in around happy hour time for dinner. I did get a glass of wine off the happy hour menu, along with a couple of appetizers. The wine was decent, worth the happy hour price, not the full price. Their pan fried chive cake was really thick, not like the scallion pancakes at a Szechuan place. The sauce was interesting, slightly sweet. Overall, they were decent. The larb gai was ok, but the chicken was chunkier than was I'm used to in larb, which is typically mined more fine. For dinner I ordered their ka prow, but what I ended up getting was their ka prow fried rice. I said something and they offered to take it back, but I decided to just eat it. It was decent, but not as "zippy" in flavor as I'm used to. I did spike it up with the peppers from the fish sauce on their spice tray. Service was OK, nothing special. The venue is nice. Overall, it was decent, they have plenty of options to choose from too.

The power of social media led me here. I saw a few videos of Sense of Thai and I came here for dinner. Made online reservations because it can get busy during the dinner rush. I think this place is a cute spot for date night. We ordered a couple of appetizers and dishes to share. For appetizers, we had the heaven beef and calamari. Both of these dishes were good, but the calamari was delicious. It had a light crispy batter and the calamari was very tender. For the entrees, we shared amongst the group. We ordered the papaya salad, fried fish, angry shrimp, and pat pad thai. The papaya salad was refreshing and had a nice little kick to it. The fried fish was tasty, especially the dipping sauce, the fish was on the smaller side but overall good texture and flavor. The angry shrimp was okay, the batter was soft and not as crispy as I imagined. Lastly, the pad thai was flavorful and a little spicy. Not your normal type of pad thai, but all of the meats and flavors worked well together. I had a nice time here and enjoyed the dishes. It's very cute and a great place for date night or eating out with friends.

Pro: clean interior, online reservation, good background music, free garage parking, big food portion, friendly staff, fun interior decoration. Con: none. Came here based on a friend recommendation and made an online reservation due to it being a weekend. Upon entering you are met with a clean modern interior with some cute ceiling decoration with bears, lanterns, and balloons in a box. For appetizer, we ordered the healthy rolls and calamari. The rolls were very fresh tasting while the calamari was very crisp and delicious. For the entree, I ordered the chicken pad Thai gai and for drinks I had the tummy time. The pad thai was good but the pad thai I had at Mi Lay Cay in Maryland will always be the best in my opinion. I'm not much of an alcohol drinker but the tummy time had a sour taste with a hint of lychee. It was also one of my friends birthday so the staff brought out dessert with music and a candle which was nice. All in all, I would highly recommend anyone to come and try this restaurant atleast once if they in the area.

My sister had the Lemongrass Soup. She liked it but wanted some rice to sop up the leftover liquid.

We visited this place right as they opened at 11am on a Friday. Street parking was very hard to find, and you could tell they do their cleaning right before opening because it still smelled like bleach when we walked in. But it was very clean and had a nice atmosphere. We ended up with three different waitresses while we were there, which was a bit confusing, but all of them were nice and we received all of our order super fast. The Thai tea was really sweet and yummy. I got the lunch special with spring rolls and drunken noodle, it was a nice portion for lunch and very good tasting. The spice level was perfect for me! (I like my food hot but with flavor and this had both) I also tried some of the crispy pork belly and the duck quesadilla. Both were good, but I really like how the pork belly crisped up and had pork rinds on the edges. Overall, this place was good and the lunch special definitely makes it a great deal! I hope to return again.

The food is really great here. I appreciate that they don't put fish sauce in everything like some (most) Thai restaurants. Service was fast and friendly and the place was packed on our Friday night visit. There are a good number of vegetarian and vegan options. They don't have a mocktail menu, but they did offer some alcohol-free alternatives. Really enjoyed the Virgin Mojito which was basically a limeade with mint. The Healthy Roll is basically a Summer Roll with chicken instead of shrimp. It was very tasty with the dipping sauce! You can tell how popular this place is judging by the diverse crowd. It's loud and lively, so if you're looking for a quiet, intimate dining experience, this isn't it. We loved the Christmas decor. So festive! Can't wait to come back again and super excited to frequent their South Riding location when it opens.

Food: 4/5 total Appetizer: - crab rangoon 5/5 exactly how i make my homemade crab rangoon's at home. stuffed perfectly, in my opinion, it had a great imitation crab and cream cheese ratio. it wasn't too hot surprisingly because of how stuffed it was, but the crisp was still there and it was the perfect temperature to enjoy prior to our main entre! - heaven beef 2/5 i wouldn't get this again. the beef was too chewy, almost the texture of beef jerky. the spice was a little off, but the red sriracha sauce had a bit of tang that made it edible. the sticky rice was pretty good too even though plain. i'm not complaining because i'm a sticky rice fan, hehe. Main Entre: -chicken pad thai 5/5 it made up for the heaven beef lol. i really enjoyed this classic thai cuisine, as well as my partner. recently became a bean sprout lover and it put the whole meal together for me, personally. texture, taste, seasoning, perfect. the chicken wasn't too chewy either it was moist and soft. yummy. Drink: Christmas Cocktail (forgot the name but it was the first one on the xmas cocktail menu) 4/5 - i really enjoyed it! it was sweet, a lil tangy, and bitter. it tasted like a christmas ornament idk how to explain it, but in the best way possible. i tasted the holiday spirit! literally! ~~~~~~~ Service: 4/5 total Wait time: 5/5 - i also work in food hospitality, so i'm not often complaining about the wait. we were given 30-45 minutes, but it felt we waited a total of 15 minutes. pretty quick and efficient! Service: 4/5 - for a completely crowded and booked restaurant, we were attended as quickly as possible. the server we had was very kind and patient (even though i know she had other tables to tend). Food and Drink Arrival: 3/5 - i know i said it was crowded (6pm on a friday night), and i don't mean to judge the table next to me but they had a more complicated entre (it looked delicious btw and i hope they had a lovely dinner) .. sat down 10 minutes after us... and their food and cocktails arrived before ours. we had to wait 20 minutes after our order -both drinks and food .... - and my partner and i were pretty hangry. kept it together because luckily the ambiance was very cozy and we were smushed between the couple that arrived after us and a larger party to our right. overall, definitely try Sense of Thai once in a while! i've looked at local foodie influencers from the area, past yelp reviewers, tiktoks, and it was worth our time! and i really admire how they have a seasonal cocktail menu, it's very innovative! come with friends, family, etc. the environment is super nice too. there's a barnes and nobles for book worms out there, sephora, a local bar, hot pot, etc. almost similar to Mosaic District in Falls Church, VA! i'd love to come back sometime to try other cuisines they offer!

Highly recommend! Food was absolutely delicious. Best curry I've had in so long!!! Our waitress was so kind and super attentive. Inside is beautiful. The vibe is really great and all the furniture and decorations make it a really beautiful atmosphere. Helpful tip: If you can't handle much spice, you can ask them to make it with low spice! If you come here for your birthday, they do a really fun celebratory surprise....definitely worth doing.

Stopped by here when I was visiting Ashburn. They had some good lunch happy hour deals. The atmosphere in here was very nice. The decorations were colorful and it felt welcoming. The service was great but the food was a little bland. The pricing was reasonable and I enjoyed dining in here. Drunken noodles were chopped up or rather flaky almost. Pad see ew was more intact and flavorful.

Spring rolls for an app amazing and food overall was 10-10 will definitely be back to try more. Only thing was with the spice I'd definitely ask cause it's definitely packing heat

Sense of Thai Street is a Thai restaurant in One Loudoun. I liked how they have happy hour on the weekends from 3-6pm and it's available throughout the restaurant (not just the bar). The happy hour menu featured $6 draft beers, $8 wines, $11 cocktails, $6-$8 bites, and $18 fry basket. Kishore enjoyed the Bittersweet Poetry cocktail, which reminded him of a Manhattan, and Panang Quesadilla, which consisted of roti filled with chicken, cheese, and panang curry. My fiancé enjoyed the Solace Partly Cloud IPA while I enjoyed the Trick Dog cocktail, which was a clarified milk punch made with Peruvian Pisco, Cognac, Pineapple, Chai Tea, Falernum, and Lime and garnished with a fresh orchid. We shared and enjoyed a Hawaiian Quesadilla, which consisted of roti filled with sweet pork sausage, pineapple, cheese, and panang curry. Both quesadillas were served with a fresh cucumber sauce made of cucumber, chili, red onion, fish sauce, and vinegar.

What a delicious dinner! The bartender was also able to recommend an amazing appetizer: curry puff. I ordered the pineapple fried rice and my husband ordered the Pad Thai Gai. We also ordered the Zaab Wings. To drink we ordered the Cha Yen, Zombie and Gypsy Soul. Everything was delicious!

Just be prepared for a heaping helping of angst and disgust from the hipster bartenders here if you need anything. The food and drinks are phenomenal, but I've been sitting here since quarter til 5 with no silverware or chopsticks and it's 6:27 pm and not one of these dudes behind the bar ( there are 3 of them) has asked me if I need a refill or maybe some utensils. There are exactly 10 guests besides myself sat at the bar. So... If you come here just be prepared to be ignored a lot for the sake of some nice food. Good luck people

Sense of Thai exceeded expectations for our birthday celebration. Delicious food, impressive cocktails, and a cozy atmosphere made for a memorable experience. Highly recommended for any occasion!

Been wanting to try this place out for a while and ended up trying one of their other locations Tiki Thai and was so impressed. This one didn't disappoint either. It's such a well lit and decorated place and even better during Christmas time. I love how festive the place is along with the staff. The staff were amazing and very accommodating. We ordered Crispy Pork Belly which was so good especially the dipping sauce, Crab Fried Rice which my boyfriend enjoyed very much (they use fresh crab which elevated the dish a 1000x more), and Chicken Pad Thai which you can't go wrong with. You also got to get their Thai Tea which is always very refreshing. Definitely recommend coming here for date nights because they have amazing food and drinks! :)

My husband and I had a rare night out without the kids so we decided to try a restaurant than is a little outside our normal comfort spots of steak, Italian, Mexican or Americna cuisine. I am a fan of Thai food, and I never get it, so I suggested we try Sense of Thai. And boy we will be back! I cnet wait to try other things on the menu! We waited only a short bit (10-20 minutes) to be seated, which isn't bad considering it is Friday night. The place is crowded for sure and we sat at at a two too that was lined with other two tops along the whole wall... one side bench seats and the other chairs. So if you don't like to be cozy with other diners this might not be your spot. Unless you request and want to wait for one of the booths along the window. We ordered the Heaven Beef with sticky rice as an appetizer and it was yummy! I could have had a whole meal of it! It comes with a sriracha dipping sauce which, of course, is great. For out meals I had the Chumphon Pad Thai and my husband had the Crying Tiger. The Pad Thai is listed in the menu as a "Best of NOVA" winner so I figured it must be good. Both dishes are spicy but I am a person who loves spicy so that was fine with me! When our meals came out I was amazed at the portion size! A pile of noodles covered with a fried rice egg like it was wrapped in it. And it was so good! Temperature was great and so was the spice. There was so much that I couldn't eat it all and brought it home for lunch the next day. My husband also enjoyed his Crying Tiger (flank steak) but he is not as big a fan as spicy so couldn't eat it all. I tasted it and thought it was perfect. But he did save it for the next day! His portion was definitely something that could have been eaten in one sitting. It also comes with sticky rice or you could choose steamed veggies. Our waitress was polite and prompt. We had no issues with service. We will definitely be back when in One Loudoun. And I think, thanks to this place, my husband is no longer unsure of Thai restaurants.

Fabulous dining experience. Visiting for a friend wedding. Super easy to book a table or walk in. Note that this place can get SUPER busy so plan ahead or prepare to wait. Decor - very welcoming, with extra large table for the booths. Good size for order more! Family size. Large bar seating areas for solo travelers or couples. Food - Wide variety and honestly can't go wrong with anything off the menu. We asked or server for recommends and popular items. Papaya Salad - my staple. Light and refreshing, no too heavy so you can get other items too. Great dish to share to share with a group. Pad Thai w/ BBQ pork - Good size, dense because noodles can expand. Honestly nothing too special - I would probably not order again and try something different. Pineapple fried rice - super star is the evening. Loved the cashew pineapple and raisin mixture. It helped balance out the spice and sweetness. Topped recommend item to order and order again! Drinks - mixology heaven. Great place to start, enjoy a meal and stay for plenty of drinks. It started to heavy pour so we decided to take our time enjoy our meals and drinks to wait out the storm. Friendly staff!! If you are worried about the chill ask for it on the side, they have a beautiful tray for you to test your limits! Note the bathroom tile and area near the restroom can get slippery so walk slowly.

I only tried 2 dishes here: the hangover ramen and the drunken noodles - both were really good and full of flavor. The drunken noodles were spicy (which I loved!) - the drinks were okay, but I think I'd need to explore that menu more. The service was good, friendly and the overall restaurant itself looked nice. Coming back for sure to try other items on the menu.

I recently had the pleasure of dining, with my family, at this wonderful Thai restaurant that was delightfully decorated for Christmas, atmosphere cozy and festive. The twinkling lights, holiday music playing. Waiters and waitresses were wearing holiday themed attire. A perfect spot to enjoy a meal with friends and family! The food was outstanding . The flavor combinations were perfect with a good balance of spices and sweet. Overall a great experience.

The food was ok, over priced. Pineapple Fried rice with chicken and 2 (?) shrimps, costs $19. Chumphon Pad Thai $25, not impressed. Lychee cheesecake taste nothing like lychee, didn't taste fresh.

Amazing dinner experience! We drove for close to an hour and it was so worth it. started off with Avocado Tum salad with fresh grilled shrimp, then got the lamb lollipops with sticky rice. They do have a new dish inspired from the Netflix movie Hunger called Cry Baby Noodles (iykyk) and it was my hubby's favorite! My favorite was the chicken yellow curry so succulent and served with fresh roti! oh I could have eaten the whole thing but stopped myself! Their coctails are great and so good looking too The strawberry waffle was icing on the cake for this dinner I could say I loved the coconut icecream more than the waffle definitely get the icecream . Easy free parking next door, such laidback vibes and ambiance. Highly recommended!

I was in town this week and went to this plaza twice and really like how they have developed this area over the years! I was craving Thai Boat noodle, and found Sense of Thai St. Although the beef noodle is not NOTHING like Thai Boat Noodle. Actually, when I asked the guy who worked there who took my order if the beef noodle soup was made there like Thai boat noodle and he said no, it's Vietnamese beef noodle soup. I wasn't sure what he meant by that, if he meant pho? But when my beef noodle soup came out, it was actually bo kho noodle soup (for those who speak Vietnamese), which is spicy Vietnamese beef stew with noodle. The soup was fine, flavor was good, the only thing I wish they could've done better is the beef. It was very touch and hard to chew, so I didn't enjoy my bow of beef noodle too much, because all the proteins were those hard thick tough beef fillets. Overall, the restaurant is very nice and service was great. I only tried one dish so I did not want to write my review solely on that dish. I would give that dish a 3/5 but overall, 4/5.

Best Thai food I've had in the DMV area! It was on the spicier side but I like spicy food so that was a plus. The cocktails are so pretty and fun. The server was friendly and helpful about answering our questions. The restaurant was decorated for Valentine's Day when I went so it was cute and pretty.

Came on the 2nd of Oct and the place was already decorated up for Halloween, loved it! Such a cute little spot, went here for dinner with 2 others and we ordered family style. We got: - Crab fried rice (which was great) - Panang curry with chicken (which was also super flavorful and cooked well) - Khao Soi/Chiang Mai noodles (which ok, probably wouldn't order again - the chicken pieces were really big, would be much easier to eat if it was cut into smaller pieces, and the curry/broth felt a little too thick, although the noodles were great flavor and texture). The drinks were also really good, served in little scull cups on theme for Halloween, warning for those who may not have a sweet tooth for drinks. They also overheard us that we were celebrating a birthday and brought out some bday shots and a sparkler :)

great go to Thai restaurant! I love that it's in the one loudoun area - already gives it a friendly and welcoming vibe. service was really fast too and all dishes came out around the same time. I got the chumphon pad thai, which was essentially seafood pad thai. all the food tasted so good and fresh!! it was also a lot of food for the price point (even though their price point is definitely on the higher side) their desserts were my favorite part. we got the mango sticky rice and lychee cheesecake. these were top tier desserts, definitely going up there as some of the best desserts I've ever had would def go again, I've already gone here a couple times

Stopped by for lunch with a friend. This place has a cool vibe. Has a giant bar as you walk in. I've heard the drinks here are really good, I've not had the chance to partake. We started off with the Lamp Lollipops. It comes with either sticky rice or veggies. Definitely go with the sticky rice. The sauce it comes with is sweet, tangy, and spicy. It's a perfect pair for the lamb. We also started with the Thai Ice Tea. It's a bit sweet so dilute it with water. We both got the lunch special. I had a tom yum soup and pad see ew. Buddy got tom kha kai and green curry. The lunch portion is pretty big, I took some home. Service was good. They were very attentive. We'll definitely be back!

Friendly service, nice full bar. Food was decent and price reasonable for the area. Would come back and try other entrée

Ambiance: I love the entire one loudoun area, such a well maintained neighborhood with lovely restaurants that rarely disappoint. Speaking on Sense of Thai, it's a lovely rustic themed restaurant with old movie posters and mood lighting. Service was great and the food arrived fairly quick. Food: We were a party of 3 and ordered lettuce wraps with chicken and it was delicious, I had this dish several times here and the taste is always consistent. For the main course we got drunken noodles, street style fried rice with chicken and kapow rice with chicken. We got them all with spice level 3 and was perfect for our taste buds. Thoroughly enjoyed the meal. Drunken noodles here are definitively best you can find in the area. Tip: the Restaurant is packed even on weekdays, so expect to be on the waitlist atleast for 10min.

I recommend the Chumphon Pad Thai (SPICY) Shrimp, jumbo lump crab, egg, bean sprout, sweet radish, coconut curry paste, tamarind, crushed peanut.

3/5. Decided to try this place out for dinner since I've only been here for the bar at night. Was looking forward to the food from the good reviews, but I was disappointed in my meal unfortunately. The Food: I went with the tried and true Pad Thai for my first time here for dinner. My Beef Pad Thai didn't live up to the the expectations unfortunately. The Pad Thai lacked a lot in flavor, I didn't get any of the sweet and salty taste that I'm used too, Also, my Pad Thai came with a ton of bean sprouts, which isn't that big of a deal, but it was way more than I was used too. The Service: The service was great though! The staff were so kind and friendly, that it's hard for me to give this place a 3/5. Water refills were always on top and the food was brought out in a timely manner! The Atmosphere: The decor and layout of this place was very nice! Plenty of seating and was very clean! If you haven't been here before, the nice green/wood decor is very appealing to the eye. Overall, a 3/5. I'd still give this place a try if you're in the area. Maybe this was a one time thing, so I'd be open to try this place again in the future.

Absolutely love this place . Food is amazing and authentic! Staff is so personable and welcoming! Cocktails are always on point.

Food is good. Service and smell is not. We've eaten here a couple times. Food is fancy Thai. Slightly higher-end than your typical Thai place. No complaints about food or drink. However, service is angry, sullen, and just awful. The Anglo bar-server should not be in the service industry. Everyone has bad days, but this woman seemed beaten down and depressed. Small talk about the selections was met within indifference and dismissive "attitude." So unexpected and unusual. Also, this place has AWFUL ventilation. Every few minutes, you are bombarded with the small of something burning. It would last for five minutes or so, then would clear. A few minutes later, there it was again. Repeated maybe 5 or 6 times while we were eating. These weren't pleasant grill smells, these were the kind of smells that make you forget the quality food you are eating and make you wonder "WTF is happening?" Although I've had generally good food experiences here - I think we're done eating in. Might consider take-out, but eating-in is just not a pleasant experience.

Great drinks and great food for a good price. Drinks are strong which isn't the case for a lot of restaurants/ bars these days.

I have been coming here for years since they've opened, absolutely love their food here. I've had the opportunity to try many of their awesome dish here. Majority of the time I stick to my usual which is the Drunken Noodle. It's always cooked so perfectly and perfect balance of salty and sweet. Their desert here are delicious also, this time I got the Thai Tea Creme Brûlée which was so good! I love the twist they added with the Thai tea. I also got the Coconut Ice Cream & Black Sticky Rice. Their sticky rice is always perfect, I love the unique toasted coconut and chocolate chip ice cream. Love the way they make their desert having a more trendy twist to it.

While out at Loudoun One. We went came to this restaurant with our dogs... we sat out on the patio, which was dog friendly! My pooch behaved hisself for the most part. They were very busy so services wasn't the best but not horrible. However, the spring rolls weren't tasty at all! They were super greasy and didn't taste that great. My skinny margarita tasted like squeezed lime and a few drops of liquor but arrived to the table cute. It wasn't the greatest but at-least it wasn't sweet! I ordered the Nam Tok and asked the server if it could be extra, extra spicy (I love super spicy food, I'm West Indian) the spice of the salad was okay. My friend ordered the hangover... she said it wasn't the greatest, but I beg to differ since she finished her entire meal. I plan to visit again but I will try something different! We stopped here for a quick lunch before taking our dogs to the Halloween event.

I was immediately seated on a Thursday evening at 8:48pm. Lots of patrons although not overly crowded, must be past the dinner peak/rush. They have 80's music blasting other PA system. Modern casual decor. Very understated, slightly cluttered. Ambiance is 3 out of 5 esp for the advertised "elevated" experience. Service was mediocre. Most wait staff are standing around unabashedly looking at their cell phones instead of walking around checking in on their customers, or even picking up pieces of napkins left on the floor. Service is 2 out of 5. I ordered the pork belly appetizer. I shouldn't have trusted the rave reviews or the pictures because my order didn't come out anything like the pictures. Or am I at the wrong place? Or maybe the others were all tipsy to notice? For $17 I got what looked like leftover in the pan fried and very dry pork bits. Not even pork belly! Two thirds of the serving was fat! I feel like a maid eating leftover meal in a third world country. I remember mine ate better. Overrated. The dipping sauce was good, therefore the 1 star.

Good food options and great ambience. Excellent service. Will definitely go back again.

We got the green curry and Hang over lo mein and both were great! The green curry was quite delicious, not vegan as they use oyster sauce. The hang over lo mein was quite unique and they used cherry tomatoes which brought a very different flavor. Would definitely recommend this place. The place was popping on a Monday night as well!!

PAT Pad Thai - right amount of sauce and veggies! This is a yes for me. Drunken Noodle - it was a bit spicier than I usually get but delicious! Five Spicy Ramen - this was amazing! Highly recommend. :)

Food was OK at best - not at all the spicy flavors expected from Thai cuisine. The chicken lettuce wraps were decent but the calamari, tofu, coconut shrimp and calamari were meh. Other than the Kapao chicken in entrees everything else was par at best. Cocktails were all good - full bar so can order off menu. Service was AWFUL. Definitely not worth the steep prices - will pass on this one next time.

Absolutely adore this spot. Very beautiful layout and space. Love the comfy booths. The service is stupendous the servers are great at making suggestions and making time to refilling drinks often. The food is marvelous nothing order is disappointing. Panang curry was perfect on a cool day and given with delicious bread

I really wanted to give them a 5, it really is as good as folks say. However, service sucked today, slow and had to hunt down server, so minus a star. Food and drinks are really exceptional. My wife and I both had a spicy, chicken and rice dish, really good. Just spicy enough with plenty of flavor. They are known for their drinks, recommend the Thailand Mule, light, refreshing, just enough kick. We will be back.

Avoid delivery. They started doing their own deliveries and you'll wait an hour and a half or more and end up with cold food.

Best Thai fried rice. First time and my go to for dinner. Definitely recommend this place. Love the ambience and service.

I'm staying at a hotel at the end of the street and I love Thai food so decided to try it. I ordered delivery which came quicker than the estimated delivery time of 30mins; however, the person that delivered didn't knock or notify me they had left it. I found my food upon leaving my room to go downstairs. The spring rolls and calamari were decent. The rangoons were really full which it was initially happy about but there was zero flavor. The sweet and sour dipping sauce was thin, like water and also had no flavor. I was most disappointed in the pineapple fried rice. It was literally the worst fried rice I've had. The weird brown hair-like stuff on top (I'm assuming the dry shredded sweet pork) was disgusting. It felt like I was eating a Brillo pad which probably would have been more appetizing given the hair stuff smelled like puke. I scraped that off hoping to salvage the rest because the dish is $19! Once I got beyond the hair, the rice was cold and gloopy like it wasn't rinsed before cooking. There was no pineapple in the rice AT ALL, no shrimp, the chicken was like rubber, and all I could taste was curry powder. Over all, it was a waste of $70 and I'm still hungry because my actual meal was inedible.

Loved their food! We especially liked the larb gai and pad thai. A little more expensive than your usual thai but the food tasted great and great service. Surprisingly huge servings for kids meals!

This place, in my opinion, was great! With a caveat. It's great, especially since there's plenty of non-spicy options for those who are spice-averse. And still, they taste amazing. However, I'm also left with the feeling that they're intentionally catering to an American palate. I ordered the lettuce wrap, pad zee u gai (never seen this spelling before for pad see ew), and the honey shrimp. They were all good. The lettuce wrap came with thinly sliced, smokey chargrilled chicken strips and was good. The pad see ew was delicious with the Chinese broccoli greens. Surprisingly the honey shrimp was my favorite despite it being rather, in my opinion, a very American dish and It was rather served with a plain white rice. I have no explanation for this other than it was not overly sweet, less bitter than the pad see ew (due to the absence of the bitter Chinese broccoli greens), the shrimps were plump, and three batter was perfectly prepared and fried. I would be comfortable ordering a lot of things from here based on what I had, and would not hesitate to return. The ambience was also nice, modern and good for a casual yet still romantic date, if one doesn't mind the crowd.

We tried this Thai restaurant last weekend. It's located in One Loudon. They don't take reservations and often times the waitlist is around 35-45 mins. The ambiance is quite lovely and the service was great. The drinks menu is quite fancy, so definitely try it out. Here is what we tried: - Veggie Kapow: this was delicious. Loved the flavors and spice level for this. - Veggie Panang: very good. Has a touch of spice which is great. - Curry Puffs: by default this comes with chicken and potatoes. You can actually ask them to make this without chicken. Was quite yummy. - Spring rolls: not a fan of this. The veggies tasted bland and stale. - Drunken Noodles: this is really spicy, so if you cannot take the spice, make sure you ask them to make it mild. It's delicious. Overall, a great fun place for dinner. Looking forward to trying other things on the menu.

It was busy Friday dinner night, everyone was enjoying a dinner. Food was good except they put too much salt on menu items. Nothing wrong with server, they are Ok and check the table time to time. Problem was... Tiny baby cockroach crawling my table and I have to crush him because of my lady is freaked out. I can imagine that how bad is the cleanliness of kitchen. I don't wanna ruin my dinner with family and also I don't wanna embarrassed other guest and server. I'm complaining to the owner or person who responsible for the kitchen. Small thing makes huge difference.