Siam Noodle & Rice Restaurant

I had lunch here today and this has to be my new favorite Thai restaurant in the area. The staff is also super friendly and the food is prepared fast. Tom Yum: 5 ⭐️ I got the tom yum with chicken, medium spice level. The broth was so flavorful and great proportions of mushroom and chicken. I’m glad I only did the medium because it was spicy enough for me. Beef Fried Rice: 5 ⭐️ The fried rice had a ton of beef in it. Which is great cause sometimes places skimp on the protein, but this place doesn’t. Loved the chopped green onion, cilantro, egg, and bean sprouts mixed in with it. Fried Dried Beef: 6 ⭐️ (if I could) This dish is off their “Esaan” menu showcasing their dishes from the Northeastern region. The beef strips are marinated and dried in a way I’ve never had before. They were chewey but not like beef jerky. The texture is similar to a beef satay you’d find at a Chinese restaurant. You can eat them with your fingers and dip them into the spicy garlic sauce. Highly recommend getting as one of your appetizers or side dishes. Can’t wait to come back and try some more of their menu items!

Although the main attractions here are the entrées, the homemade coconut ice cream with fried banana was the real showstopper for me. The ice cream, made with rice at the base and topped with peanuts, was absolutely delicious. The curry and dragon noodles were very good as well, full of flavor. The crab rangoon was light, crispy, and perfectly cooked.

I stopped by Siam Noodle & Rice Restaurant and it felt like a cozy, unpretentious spot for Thai comfort food in Chicago. The space is simple and relaxed — nothing fancy, just a comfortable place to enjoy a satisfying meal. I ordered a noodle dish and a curry, and both were flavorful with bold, authentic Thai seasoning. The noodles were perfectly cooked with a nice mix of savory and slightly sweet notes, and the curry had a rich, aromatic broth that paired well with the rice. The portions were generous and hit that comforting, home-style vibe. Service was friendly and down-to-earth, adding to the welcoming feel of the place. Overall, Siam Noodle & Rice Restaurant delivers classic Thai dishes done right — a solid go-to when you want fuss-free, tasty comfort food in Chicago.

Omg the food is delicious. I was introduced to this restaurant by another PTA member and I told her I wanted to try something new. Pad see ew and Crab Rangoon is now my favorite go to. Very yummy, fast, and good service.

Fantastic authentic Thai cuisines. They also serve some additional south Asian dishes including an Indian fried rice. The Thai green curry was one of the best I have had in Chicago and highly recommended. The quality of the beef was okayish but shrimps and chicken dishes tried were really good. Came for lunch and was not too crowded. Total value for money if you are not looking for a fancy ambience. Highly recommended to check out if interested in Thai cuisine.

I haven’t even finished my meal as I’m typing this. I got the panang curry and a Thai iced tea. Both of them are incredible. Staff are very warm and friendly. I’ll definitely be coming back here soon.

★★★☆☆ | "Not Bad, Not Great, Just...There" Siam Noodle and Rice is one of those spots that you don’t *really* need to write a review for—but here I am, doing the lord’s work. It’s not terrible enough to drag through the mud, but let’s not pretend it’s a hidden gem either. Let’s start with the pros: low prices and generous portions. Clearly, that’s the winning formula behind its popularity. If you're a broke college kid or just looking to stuff yourself silly without emptying your wallet, it’ll do the trick. We kicked things off with the deep-fried seasoned ground chicken with basil and shredded cabbage, served with their homemade sweet and sour sauce. Honestly? Not bad. Crispy, savory, and the sauce had a nice tangy punch—it’s the kind of appetizer that tricks you into thinking, “Hey, maybe this place *is* something.” But then came the fresh cucumber, bean sprout, tofu, and sweet sausage rolls—wrapped in rice flour paper with plum sauce—and the illusion shattered. The whole thing was bland as a Monday morning. The sausage? A blink-and-you-miss-it situation. It was like biting into disappointment wrapped in rice paper. For mains, we tried the Pad Thai. You know, the dish that’s supposed to be the measuring stick for any Thai restaurant. Well, this one didn’t quite measure up. It was fine, I guess, but lacked that flavor punch that makes Pad Thai sing. Just noodles doing their 9-to-5. The Pad See Ewe, on the other hand, was much better—rich, smoky, and actually tasted like someone in the kitchen gave a damn. The place itself? Meh. The vibe is more “I came here by accident” than “I can’t wait to come back.” Service? Functional at best. Nobody’s going out of their way to make your day, but you’ll get your food. Eventually. All in all, Siam Noodle and Rice is the culinary equivalent of background music—there, but not really doing much for the mood. Sure, if you’re in the area and need to eat something that won’t offend your wallet or your taste buds, it’s worth a stop. But seeing this place pop up on “best Thai food” lists makes me wonder what parallel universe those lists are from. If hype were flavor, maybe it’d actually be worth raving about. But alas, here we are.

The crispy Rama Tofu was so good! All the food was good and affordable. It was ready quickly and I had enough for lunch tomorrow! Make sure to get dessert, I love the coconut ice cream.

Ordered take out. It was ready right on time. Will definitely be back to dine in. Portions were large and the food was yummy. I thought the doyley in the take out box was a very cute touch

The past two years, we've ordered Pad Thai (our favorite Thai dish) from many Northside Chicago Thai restaurants, and we always seem to be disappointed, but Siam Noodle and Rice does not disappoint! We live in the neighborhood and this has become our go-to place for decent Pad Thai and other Thai specialties. We always carry-out our food (we live a block away), but there is a dining room is you'd like to eat there. It's not a fancy place, but it seems to be family-owned, and it's always busy. The sign of good food, right? Some of the standouts are the Pad Thai (order it with extra veggies), Rama, and the Fried Banana Rolls (sold as an appetizers, but qualifies as dessert). Go! Enjoy!!

This is one of the best Thai places in Chicago! I have been here 6+ times and the food is always consistent without fail. It always has the right balance of savory, umami, sweetness and acidity as well as fresh herbs and crunchy texture like peanuts to round out the experience. I love the pad thai, panang curry, green curry, and Tom kha Kai! You name it, they have it! Highly recommend!

This is out of our way but for the drive it's worth it. But not somewhere I would think of all the time. The prices are fair and nice variety. The portions are good if you aren't sharing with a big group. The pad Thai with tofu was tasty but I thought there should be peanuts but it didn't have any. The pad see ewe is good and more flavorful than the pad Thai. The place is small and simple. Not fancy but friendly staff. Would come back if in the area.

Price is good for the amount of food. Though it looks much bigger if fine in than takeout Love the basil duck, really strong basil flavor. But the mild spicy is pretty spicy already Pork and bean stir fry: kinda sweet chewy pork, not bad Fried chicken wings are really crispy and without the ridiculous dough wrapped around like other places

Siam Noodle and Rice is a family owned Thai restaurant located in the Uptown neighborhood of Chicago. This cozy eatery brings authentic Thai dishes from Thailand to Chicago. 5 out of 5 stars from a Thai American myself.

Ordered for takeout on Friday. It took about 20 minutes, and they were just finishing it up as I got there so everything was hot and fresh. It stayed that way for the 5 minute drive back home. We ordered the basil duck, deep fried chicken, crab rangoon, and Pad Prig Khing with Roast Pork. The crab rangoon was a bit different from the kind you normally find at restaurants. I'm not sure if I would say it seemed homemade, but they definitely at least use a unique supplier for it. The shell was nice and crispy, and the flavor was just ok. The deep fried chicken was quite good. Fried without any thick batter or breading, it was still really crispy, and the flavor was great. The basil duck and the pad prig khing but had good flavor, but I was a little disappointed by the portion size for the price. Compared to similar restaurants it was really not very much. Definitely enough to be full for one meal, but usually we like to have leftovers when we do takeout. Overall it was a good trip. I think they definitely deserve their good reviews, and I plan to go back and try some other things.

08/31/24 - My wife's niece had a baby 08/13. Last night I was going to my nieces house. My niece, her husband & mother, my wife her 2 brothers, & sister in law were all there. They had not eaten dinner so I checked on Yelp for a restaurant close to where I was. I found Siam Noodle & Rice @ 4142 N Broadway. With the help of Mee I ordered a number of dishes for the family starting w/ * Fried Tofu (Mehhh nothing to write home about) * Chicken Satay w/peanut sauce * Chicken Pad Thai (we enjoyed the chicken Pad Thai) * Shrimp Thai Fried Rice (tasty) * Beef Kee Mao (my favorite dish w/fat rice noodles & beef) * Basil Duck (pieces of duck served over white rice) Unfortunately some of the family members can't eat spicy food so all of the dishes were toned down to a milder level. Mee was very helpful

We stopped by here for dinner on a Sunday evening around 6:45pm. They were pretty busy but we only waited 10-15 minutes or so before being seated. The atmosphere in Siam is a little chaotic but like you stepped into a family dinner kind of way. The older host at the front was catching up with people who were clearly regulars, and warning people walking in that it was a 60 min wait for take out - concerned that they'd get too hungry. The prices here are EXTREMELY reasonable!! I couldn't even believe them when I saw them. Especially with the portion sizes! We got the fried tofu and 2 soups. I got the Tum Yum Noodle Soup because someone posted a photo and said it would be the their last meal if they were on death row. IT WAS AWESOME!!! I was feeling a little under the weather and this soup felt like a warm hug from a Thai grandma! Please please try it if you haven't already. The thicker noodles held a nicer texture, and there was a lot more chicken in it than I expected. I couldn't even finish the whole bowl! The soup came out piping hot and had acid, and was a little sour, a little sweet...all of the Thai flavors you could want. Our bill came out to under $40 with tax and tip for the 2 soups + fried tofu. Crazy value for the amount of and quality of the food! We will definitely be back :)

Went here because I was in town with a gf and she said she grew up always going to this family owned restaurant. The food definitely did not disappoint. And it was nice to know they are such a family owned restaurant that remembers their customers through the years. I love supporting family oriented businesses.

Excellent food, friendly service, fair prices, what more could you want? We came on a weekday for lunch and there were lots of locals dining in. It's a very casual place, and the food is definitely the star. Service was fast. My favorite dish was the basil duck. Everything was tasty and came out piping hot. I do wish their panang curry came with some veggies to go along with the meal, but the curry itself was very flavorful. There's a small parking lot outside the restaurant. I imagine street parking would be a bit limited during peak hours.

This place is the best. Every time I go I swear it gets better. The fried dried beef is one of the best bites I've had in Chicago. Get the larb for a fresh bite! Great for service or takeout. The crab Rangoon were a bit bland but with everything else it didn't matter.

really great food. The owner is extremely friendly and make sure you have a nice experience.

Absolutely amazing Thai food. My go-to neighborhood spot. I've never had a bad dish here. Reasonably priced. I get the pad see ewe with BBQ pork and it's the best pad see ewe I've had in the city. The pickup service can be a little slower during high-ordering times, but it's always ready within like 30 minutes, so still pretty quick. We go here often and will continue to frequent this neighborhood gem!

My daughter and I had just dropped our cats off in the area to be groomed and were looking for a place nearby to have lunch while we waited. I looked up this place and was thrilled to find my friend Gerry's 5-star review! We love Thai and us place did not disappoint. We had steamed potstickers to start, then my daughter had the rice noodle soup with beef and I had the Panang curry with chicken. Everything was excellent. I've had Panang curry from numerous places and I must say this was the most flavorful! I'm so glad we found this place. Will totally be worth the 30-40 minute drive from our suburb.

You know it's a great Thai spot when it's packed on a Friday night! I ordered two chicken pad Thai's and one papaya salad for pick up. The food is excellent, flavorful and generously portioned. This is my go to Thai place even before they moved to this location on Broadway.

My sister recommended this spot as her job often orders from here. The food was pretty tasty and came in good portions. We each ordered a dish and still had food leftover. The server was very nice and helped my mom find a dish with all the things she was craving. A few of us also ordered their Thai iced tea and it was SO good. Would definitely come back again.

This is my go to Thai place. Every single time I go, I have to get the same thing- Tom yum egg noodle soup. It is amazing- noodles, fish balls, fish cakes, ground chicken, and peanuts. I think I order from here at least once a week and it is the highlight of my week. The people that work here are also very nice. It's just a good place. Go

My favorite thai in the city! Homey vibe and great flavor! Also great service! They also have amazing vegan and vegetarian options so you can sub all meat for tofu which I always appreciate.

We came here on the suggestion of an acquaintance. It seems casual but can get full, so we made a reservation. They are BYOB NO charge! Excellent. We ate family style mostly (it was not my red meat day) and had potstickers, fried rice, and various other dishes (see below). They are very smart to have a menu with numbers next to the food so they don't have to hear people butcher the language. I enjoyed everything and took some stuff home. The tofu with greens and gravy was especially good, and it's hard to mess up egg rolls. The service was friendly and efficient, and even the owner/manager stopped by! I like when that happens, but my acquaintance is a long time customer so maybe that was why? It is not a big place but we had a decent crowd for a Tues/Wed. Either they were out of dessert or we just craved something else because we did not order any. Next time, something sweet is coming!

This restaurant does not disappoint when it comes to Thai food. Their offerings are flavorful, bold, and exciting. Everyone who works there is so nice, and you feel welcomed when you walk in! The pad see ew is fantastic. Ordered it with beef, which paired so well with it. Here's a tip: order "prik nam pla," which is a condiment made of fish sauce and Birds Eye chilies. Sprinkle it on top of the pad see ew, and your taste buds will sing! The thai iced tea, interestingly, was brown and not the characteristic fluorescent orange hue. It was also really sweet for my taste. One minus of our experience was that the wait for the food was a bit long! But we did come on a Saturday night--though it wasn't that busy.

Glad I found this in the neighborhood. Will be coming here weekly! I had the pad see ewe. Devine! Also, great customer service.

Amazing amazing amazing. Wonderful food that transports you to Thailand. Best Thai food I've had thus far living in Chicago. I cannot wait to come back, great portions and price.

Great food. I've never had a bad meal there. My favorite is basil duck. The problem is it was so good, I haven't tried a whole lot else.

How have I not written a review for Siam Noodle?? I've been coming here since 1995 (original location was on Sheridan) and was introduced to this gem of a restaurant by my best friend during grad school. I have loved this place ever since and this is one of my go-tos whenever we're visiting Chicago. Here's our standard order. These are winners. Every. Single. Time. Chive dumplings Extra orders of fried dried beef and sticky rice with their perfect dipping sauce (If anyone figures out the exact recipe for their dipping sauce, please let me know. I could eat that sauce alone over rice any day of the week). Tod mun (fish cakes) Chicken basil over rice medium Lad nar Thai iced coffee and Thai iced tea Other dishes are also excellent, but these are our faves. Also, the staff is the best!!! Super warm, friendly, and very welcoming.

Walked over here on a Sunday evening after the Cubs game as my friend and I were craving Thai food, but I wanted to try a new place. I have to say, this place is now definitely apart of my top 5 go-to Thai restaurants in the city. I've had this place on my radar since moving to Chicago, but now that I live in the Uptown area, I've finally made an appearance and I absolutely loved it. Our server was soooo friendly and sweet, and the friend Tofu app was great as well as my Pad See Ew plate! My friend really enjoyed his curry as well. We were both very content here. I believe they are BYOB as well (?) so looking forward to returning here at some point!

For real this is one of the best places to go in Buena. It has decent prices at lunch. Siam has a lot of Thai of course, and it does these well. Considering the quality, it's a pretty good deal for almost everything. There's the classic favorites plus a few exotic ones. Came here the last time with the girl and we got a few classics. It's best to get here at lunch. The prices are better and there's still big portions. Be aware the restaurant isn't that big. Usually finding seats is okay. It's about $10 for an entree. There's some of the best classic Thai. I had the Pad Kee Mao. This has basil leaves, bean sprouts, black bean sauce, chili sauce, collard greens, eggs, wide rice noodles, and the choice of protein. Get it vegan by leaving out eggs. This was a filling amount, mostly because of the big noodles. She had the Pad See Ew. This was similar but had peanuts. Even those who aren't that into Thai can find an enjoyable item. It has a lot to choose from, with the ability to pick proteins. They have recently opened in a newer location so there's more room than the older one, while they have the same great spiciness and taste.

One of our favorite Thai food in Chicago. Restaurant specialty is Northeastern Thai Cuisine (Isaan). Most popular is the dried beef or fried chicken with sticky rice( don't forget the spicy dipping sauce). The Thais also frequently compliment with side of papaya salad. My favorite is also the basil chicken made traditionally with minced meat & holy basil, adding a side of fried egg is also a favorite combo. Other popular dishes such as pad Thai, satay, fried rice, curry etc are also delicious as well. Restaurant is well known in the Chicago Thai community as it's been around since the 80s ( moved - including previous location). Thank you

I got the basil duck and my partner got the panang curry and the steamed chive. Everything was so good and the prices were great! Quick service too! Warmed me up on a cold winter night! So happy we stopped here!

Enjoyed the duck Pad Thai and duck with rice. Employees were very friendly. And there's parking!

I came here with my husband and parents on a Friday evening and we were seated immediately. We ordered the mini egg rolls which were very cute and very good! We ordered 3 mains and added a fourth because we were hungry! The chicken pad see ewe was so good and my favorite. We also got the penang curry which was also good and two other dishes (one had a peanut curry) which were good but not amazing. This is a great neighborhood find and I will be back -- especially for the noodles!

Love their fried tofu and this local, family run restaurant. The service is great and friendly, food is quick and delicious, and a place that I happily want to go back.

Same amazing Thai restaurant for years!!! I'm craving this food and it's been years I have been going to this restaurant. It's consistently good. Try ordering my items, I always come back for them!!

I think I've just continued my long term relationship with Siam Noodle and Rice. Have you ever dated someone and separated for a really long time and then got happily reunited?? No?? Well neither have I but that's how I feel about this recent experience. They used to be rock solid on Sheridan Rd. I moved outta Wrigleyville and haven't been back until they moved to this current location. I really like this new spot, located in a tiny strip mall so there's ample parking if you arrive at 11:00 a.m. I also like the seating arrangement as it's spacious and the windows let in a lot of natural light. As for the food, it's a mixed review but it doesn't deter from the 5 star rating. Some of this stuff, I'm unfamiliar with so I forced myself to try something new off the menu. Thank you also for the Yelp pics my fellow Yelpers, because it led me to try: - the fried beef, I love beef jerky - the roasted pork with green beans, very flavorful and crunchy - their chicken with green curry, love that coconut milk broth - old favorites chicken satay and spring rolls, nailed both like a gymnast planting her feet off a dismount. These were all very satisfying!! But I would skip the underwhelming crab Rangoon - which I thought would be a slam dunk for every Thai restaurant, not enough filling and fake crab. Also, the collared greens with roasted pork required way too much chewing. Finally, it's BYOB and that's a great plus. I would say that this has become my favorite Thai place in all of Chicagoland.

Been here for family dinner once a month since 2009, before they moved to their current location. You could not find a more authentic and delicious Thai food in the entire Chicagoland area. The staff is always attentive and friendly. The food is absolutely amazing. Our order has remained the same for the past 14 years and so has their standard for delicious food: - Pad Thai - Pa See Ewe - Beef - Dried Beef - Fried Chicken - Papaya Salad - Sticky rice - Tom Yum Soup

5 stars no notes!!! ...Ok fine there's a character minimum so here are the notes: everything was so delicious here but we especially loved the Pad Thai. The consistency of the noodles was perfect and the flavors were spot on. The Pad Kra Pao was good but i wish there was a fried egg or some side salad veggies to give the dish more oomph. Enjoyed nonetheless! This was among the best Thai places I've had in Chicago and was such a great deal as well, can't wait to come back and try more items on the menu!!

BEST THAI FOOD I've had in the city! Ever since I visited Bangkok 8 years ago and ate a boatload of amazing street food, I'd been craving some authentic Pad Thai and Pad Ka Prao! I've eaten at at least 10 Thai/"Thai" restaurants in/around Chicago and San Francisco since then and have had some pretty good Thai food (and Durian Sticky Rice) but none of the Pad Thai come close to Siam Noodle and Rice's!! (I think what it comes down to is the tamarind and fish sauce balance.) Anyway, their Pad Basil has also quickly become one of our favorite dishes! Perfect amount of hot pepper and incredible flavors. Literally cannot get enough. (Not that it needs anything else but we like to put a fried egg on top when we eat our leftovers.) I have yet to have a disappointment meal here and I pray that day never comes.

I have a weak spot for Pad See Ew, and believe it's a dish that can tell you a lot about how the rest of their menu will taste. While here with a large group of 10, I ordered a Pad See Ew with veggies only. The dishes all came out as they were ready respectively. My partner and I were the last ones to receive our meals, but it was well with the wait. The the veggies with my dish were tasty with perfect amount of sauce and char on noodles. I was also a fan of their house made Thai Iced Tea. On the sweet end with a more refreshing than usual tea (possibly chrysanthemum?). From their consistently high ratings and quantity of Yelp reviews, I'm shocked I haven't been here earlier. Highly recommend!

Ended up here on a snowy evening while we were passing through Uptown. It's a straightforward restaurant, but the food is fantastic and authentic. They have a large menu, and everything is very fresh. I couldn't get enough of my Thai fried rice, cucumber salad, and veggie pot stickers. My partner really enjoyed his green curry. Service was friendly and efficient; we didn't have to wait long at all for our food. Although we were there toward the end of the evening, we didn't feel like they were pushing us out. I will definitely be back.

We got: 1. Pad Prig Khing with Roast Pork 2. Pad See Ewe 3. Basil Duck 4. Tod Mon 5. Thai Style Fried Chicken Menu felt authentic. Everything we ordered was flavorful and delicious. Duck meat leaned towards dry. Fried Chicken was crispy and juicy. Prices are reasonable. Good service - they refilled our waters and knew when to take our orders and bring our checks. Interior was simple, nothing fancy but spacious and homely. A parking lot, although small, in Chicago is also a huge plus.

It's alright. Nothing big but go here if you're hungry and want Thai food. I say go down the street to pho spicier noodle cuz it's cheaper but that's just my opinion. You're welcome.

I was worried that going mid day on a Saturday would mean not getting a table but showed up just in time. The food was really good, simple fried dried meat and rice. Thai tea has a good amount of bitterness. The service was good. Several times someone checked in or refilled my water cup.

Decided to get the fried dried beef with the homemade hot sauce and sticky rice, and I couldn't get enough. The hot sauce was so flavorful, the perfect amount of spice and I loved the garlic flavor. The beef was perfectly cooked and also had lots of flavor, and I loved dipping both the sticky rice and beef into the sauce (had to eventually get an extra side of sauce). It was the perfect amount of food and I'm already thinking about when I can come back and order it again. The staff was so kind, our drinks were always filled and we were well taken care of. The restaurant was busy but there was still no wait, and it was warm inside on the chilly day. Definitely my favorite Thai spot around here!

I have been coming to this place for Thai food for over two decades, they moved a few years ago but the food still tastes the same. Flavorful is how I would describe this place. Highly recommend the pad Thai, beef Panang Curry and the papaya salad the spicy level can be adjusted. The waitress have been there for a long time so it feels like a mom and pop restaurant. This place is not fancy very casual dining, good thing there's a parking lot

We were in the area and were in the mood for some Thai food. We phoned our order in and was told 20-30 minutes. Seemed like a long time but I had time to kill. When we came to pick up our food, it was obvious why they quoted us 30 minutes. They were freaking busy. Phone ringing off the hook and they had one person dedicated to just answering that non stop ringing phone. Our order was done when promised and the the food fairly priced. We ordered our usual, Pad See Ew, and Pad Kee Mao. Both are similar dishes, except for one is sweet and the other is supposed to be spicy. Unfortunately, although tasty, the Pad Kee Mao lacked any sort of heat. The beef was also thinly sliced so it lacked tenderness and had more of a crispy bite. The dish also lacked color and and extra ingredients. It came with basil leaves bean sprouts , but was missing carrots and peppers. I wouldn't mind returning and giving this place another try, but while dining in. That way if it still lacks heat I can still ask for some chili powder to add some heat.

This place was amazing. The food was incredible! We've been searching for a great Thai food place since moving here from California, and we finally found it here. We got the Pad See Ewe and the Panang curry with chicken, and they were both to die for. The Pad See Ewe had the perfect caramelization that other Thai places we've tried have been lacking, and the curry had a great flavor with the perfect amount of spice. The prices were extremely reasonable, and loved thag it was BYOB. We will definitely be back (soon)!

Another amazing experience at one of my favorite Thai places in Chicago!! The food is so authentic and absolutely delicious every single time!! Can't wait to go back again!

This is my absolute favorite Thai restaurant. The food is always consistently delicious. Service is good and I love that it's not so big that you get lost; and not so small that you feel cramped. My family and I have been going here for years and will follow them wherever they move...

The service was standard. The restaurant itself looks like a dainty restaurant, nothing too eye popping. What I love about this restaurant is that the staff is also very friendly. Parking is easy as they have their own parking spaces. Overall, the food was GOOD. The dishes I ate were: [4/5] Dishes #13 | Pad Thai -- Beef | $9.25 My go-to dish. I do not have a picture here but it is my typical order and one of my favorite Pad Thai restaurants. It is savory and filling. Paired with their chili sauce, the sweet taste profile becomes more tangy with a hint of spice. Adding in the lime and mixing the cabbage in makes it all the better. [3/5] Dishes --- #28 | Kao Na Ped | $9.25 This dish was sweet. The duck was nice and tender. However, dish was not super filling and I think there was too much sauce added into the rice. I generally love sweet things but I found the sauce was overkill with the duck. The duck itself was sweet and hope the plain rice would dilute some of the sweetness but an overly sauced rice made it a bit worse. Not my favorite, not bad. Overall the place is good solid Thai Food. I actually come to this restaurant frequently and will comment more when I have more pictures! If Thai Food is what you are looking for, this place will surely not disappoint.