Thai Station Restaurant

I first visited Thai Station with a friend almost two years ago, indulging in the Thai Street Basil Sauce lunch special and the train car seating area. A 2nd visit was way overdue for me, but I finally made that visit yesterday evening on 3/2! I ordered the Crab Cheese Egg Rolls and the Thai Mama Ramen Soup. My oh my, both items were delicious! The Thai Mama Ramen Soup is particularly memorable; my taste buds lived for the lime flavor and recalls it vividly. The broth was so satisfying to sip, and the texture of the shellfish was on point! The waitress was very hospitable, offering to provide menu recommendations and even hyped up the dinner items I ultimately chose. It was really hard to determine what to order, because so many dishes looked SO GOOD! But I let my taste buds lead the way, and they led me to the Thai Mama Ramen Soup. I'd certainly order it again, although during my future visits I plan to try their other dishes, such as their Pad See Ew, Ba Mee Noodle Soup, House Duck Noodle Soup, and of course, their Pad Thai. See how I got carried away right then? That’s a testament to how special Thai Station is, and I’ll be making my 3rd visit within a couple of months.

Delicious Thai place with a stunning train themed ambiance. We went here on a Friday night, the wait was for 45 minutes which was almost the closing time. But they still accommodated us. The price is very reasonable and the taste of the food is amazing. The service was excellent, the waitress patiently listened to all our requests and made sure they were heard. Would definitely recommend this place

Cute idea, cute decor, good food. Dumplings were yummy. Fresh rolls were crisp and fresh and came with two dipping sauces. One was zesty and citrusy which I loved! Tom Yum was good, tho I wish they had asked me for spice level, I would have wanted more heat. Shared a bunch of dishes and they were good, but nothing really wowed me. Worth a visit though, especially if you're in the area.

We love Thai station. When my parents came to visit we had to take them to this charming train cars turned restaurant. It can be a bit of a squeeze if you have a large group, but the food has been worth it every time. Zesty, hearty, and unique. I don’t eat much Thai food, but our server is from Thailand and confirmed it is authentic. Decorated well!

We went near Christmas and it was magical. The location is stunning. The staff was RUNNING accommodating everyone. They were so busy and the staff did such a good job of handling everything. We waited a little longer than you normally would but it didn’t matter, because everything was so good. One of our favorite spots.

Interesting, fun, whimsical and delicious are how I would describe Thai station. Come for the food, but enjoy the scenery as well. It’s beautifully laid out for you to immerse yourself in the experience. The food is also great along with the service. Just be mindful of the restaurants split closing times for service. The staff was polite and attentive.

Just go! The food is so good. I love how the flavors surprise you—like lime and coconut milk in the soup, or a root veggie you don’t usually see outside Thai dishes. Portions are big (I got two dinners out of mine!), everything tastes fresh and crisp, and the prices are super reasonable. Plus, tons of choices if you’re vegetarian, vegan, or gluten free.

This place was extremely cozy and can’t forget to mention you can eat inside one of two trains. Ordered the Thai fried chicken as an app and the crunch was sooo good. The entree was a chicken panang curry with jasmine rice. The spicy was perfect not too spicy. Absolutely loved this place and the food. We will definitely be back.

Food was delicious. Portion sizes are very filling. Amazing ambiance!! The only downside is that service gets a bit slow during busy hours. 4.5 stars!

This restaurant is located in an old train station that used to serve the Carborro area (and UNC students). The bathroom and some of the seating is located in a train car and has train-related decor. It's a very cute aesthetic and concept (and a perfect name to go with the theme) - but it's not overwhelming or over the top. The perfect amount of decorations regarding trains without being gimmicky. I ordered the duck noodle soup and a thai iced tea. The thai ice tea was served in a very large glass and the soup came in a large bowl - the serving size was plentiful. The broth in the soup was excellent - and the duck well cooked (tender and flavorable). Would highly recommend the dish.

It was a very good meal. The ambience was great. We had our meal in one of the boxcars. They were a little understaffed, but the server put in serious effort to hold it all together. The meal came out quickly and was very tasty.

Thai Station is definitely a new favorite for me! I pass this place often as it's right next to my office. They achieved a fun look on the exterior, transition to a calm and lovely interior. It's certainly eye catching. I was just here for a quick lunch in between meetings and yet I was taking pictures like I was on vacation. Inside there was a bit of a wait to be seated. I saw a sign familiar to our times - something like "please be patient, we are short staffed. Be kind to those that showed up." That's fine by me. The staff and service that I received was great! If memory serves, there are two train cars, an outside patio and a middle area in between the two cars. Every spot is decorated nicely. I am seated in a booth on a train car and I love it. The window looks out to a train track and I'm transported in my mind. The menu contains the usual, pad Thai, fried rice, delicious soups, and they also have specials. I go for cashew nut with beef. It came with a fresh small salad with a peanut dressing and some crispy puffs (sorry I don't know what they are called). The lunch entree was a good size, served with rice. It came fairly quickly, as I had prepared again to perhaps wait awhile. Pricing was very fair, I almost thought I got the wrong bill! Hearing some conversations around me I can tell this is a local favorite. It's no wonder - I have zero complaints and will absolutely be back. I think dinner here would be amazing!

What a little hidden gem. I think what intrigued me was the parts of the train that creates this restaurant. You feel as though you are actually sitting in a train! The food was fabulous and flavorful. We got a mix of tofu panang curry, soups, stuffed crab spring rolls. Reasonably priced and more importantly it's not often too get good food/ service and ambiance all in one!

Best Thai food I have had. Super atmosphere and great service. If coconut cake is there it's a must have. Tonight we tried "W"s coconut ice cream. They need to serve by the gallon!!!! KP always takes great care of us. Thank you as always C

This place never disappoints. Amazing food and a really fun atmosphere. We eat here at least once a week, and always try to sample something different.

The food was authentic and very tasty. They have a homemade peanut salad dressing that is to die for. Definitely try one of there flavorable curries. You won't regret it

Our first time in this restaurant and the decor definitely blew me away. The interior, and train seating areas are so cute, so if you're looking for a vibe, definitely check this place out. As for the food, I think the only good item was the complementary salad, chips, and drunken noodles. I'm not used to drunken noodles being this sweet, so I can't imagine how sweet their pad-see-ew is. I still thought the noodle texture was good and the highlight of the dish was definitely the fried tofu! I got mild and it wasn't spicy at all so I just asked for extra chili powder and it was perfect. The extra shrimp of $2 more came with 3 shrimps ... lol. The soups that we got were wayyyy too sweet. Definitely won't be ordering it again. The protein was fine and the broth was earthy, but the overly sweet broth was not enjoyable. I would still come back and try other non-noodle soup dishes. Taste: 3/5 Presentation: 4/5 Recommend to a friend?: mehh... for some dishes, but not recommending this place with much enthusiasm. Consistent: 1st time Cost: $$ Parking: there is a huge parking complex but it's very crowded. Best to be patient for a parking spot.

Really flavorful food, but really slow service. It was a busy Friday night which contributed to the slow wait times, but they are also most definitely understaffed. There were only 3-4 waiters/waitresses running around and taking care of the whole restaurant. I felt bad for them because they couldn't catch a break. We waited at the front for around 20 mins and then got seated promptly. Overall, we waited an hour for our food to arrive. I was getting a little hangry and agitated, but knew it wasn't the waitress's fault. I got the green curry which was packed with spices and flavor! It was a reasonable spice level too. In the picture it looks like not a lot, but trust me they give you a good amount of chicken and vegetables! I would come here again, but maybe not during rush hour.

Came on a weekday night for dinner and there were 2 persons in my party. They have a private parking lot sharing with neighboring businesses, which is always a plus. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal: green curry with pork, fresh rolls, and moo ping. I have high expectations for Thai food since I lived there and really miss the authentic taste. This place came close to authenticity in taste as much as possible for where it's located. Green curry with pork comes with rice and you choose the spice level. I got it with medium spice level which was enjoyable. The moo ping had three skewers, wished only it was four when sharing with partner, and it was a bit salty but so flavorful. It came with the sauce that came I remember dipping in that came in a tiny plastic bag at the street market. The moo ping also comes with sticky rice that was steaming hot and fresh. I will come back again to try their papaya salad and more.

Delicious meal. The soft shell crab and duck with noodles and soup were stellar. The dishes were rather authentic for Thai cuisine. The interior is the restaurant is beautiful as well. Only draw back was that the service was rather slow but not terribly so.

This is such a nifty spot. It is in an old train car on some tracks that are now holding the restaurant. We were greeted quickly and seated by a prompt hostess. Vicky was our server and took our orders with the same quick and prompt service. Ordered the Vegetable spring rolls and Pad Thai Chicken extra spicy They came out in good time and were really quite tasty with there dipping sauce. The price was reasonable at luch for sure. I will come back as it was that good and spicy and people who know me know I love spicy!!!!

The portion for lunch menu is generous and the price is great! Their Thai tea was perfect sweetness. It's such a cute little lunch place to sit down at. I can't wait to come back again. I got their pad Thai and it's so delicious! Our server was so nice and attentive.

Ever since moving to Chapel Hill, it's been tough finding a restaurant with the "WOW" factor until I decided to have dinner here on a Friday night. When I arrived, the line was out the door. I was so close to leaving but it moved fairly quickly! I'm so glad that I decided to stay because the experience was tremendous. They were quite busy and warned me that it may be a 20-minute wait for my food, which was okay with me. I appreciated the honesty. I loved the ambiance, vibe, and box cart theme! The menu was simple and straightforward, featuring the most popular Thai dishes. There were also some specials written on the chalkboard. I ordered... Thai Tea: This was amazing! The best I've had in a very long time. It tasted like vanilla ice cream. Drunken Noodles with Shrimp: When you can taste the age of the wok, you know it's good! The best drunken noodles I've had in the area. The sauce was a nice mix of sweet and sour. It's not like most places, where it's straight-up black soy sauce. Also, they did not skimp out on the shrimp! They gave me a lot of quality shrimp! Respect for that! Crispy Fried Rice: A great starter! It was more like a salad to me. Overall, great customer service. I can't wait to order from here again!

Inside an old train car the ambiance is a mix of Thai eclectic and train. The food is good and a solid takeout option with the pad Thai being a standard favorite. Is it the best Thai in the world? Honestly no but it hits the spot. Service is slow and they seemed very very busy when we were there so be prepared to place your order or ask for what you need when you do get the server.

Super yummy and fun! I loved the decor, the train cars are super fun. The service was good even though they seemed to be understaffed. It was beautiful outside so we brought the pup and sat on the patio. Food was warm and super flavorful. Definitely hit the spot, I recommend it!

went to try out their new menu items and they were absolutely great! For the mama ramen they give you a generous portion of various seafoods. the boat noodle was a little too salty for my taste but otherwise pretty decent. wait time can get a little long on the weekends but great ambiance since the restaurant is basically a remodeled train.

Passing through Carrboro and spotted this gem of a restaurant. Such a cute concept, on a real train station and seating inside train cars! My 2 year old son loves trains. We were seating quickly, and our server Patty was simply the best. She enthusiastically brought out every dish for my son. He loved the shrimp chips. We ordered the kids Thai Mac, pad thai, and parang curry. Beautiful presentation and simply delicious. We will definitely be back whenever we are in the area!

Had lunch with the family today and have been there several times. All our meals, including the spring rolls and salads were very good. The food was delicious, however the service was lacking. Be prepared to spend well over an hour to have lunch. The server said that the kitchen was understaffed. I also noticed that the carpet was quite dirty and needs replacing.

We were all impressed with Thai Station Restaurant in Carrboro. My parents are from Thailand and settled in North Carolina in the 1970s. My mom, who is well-traveled and has been to her fair share of Thai restaurants over the years, said the pad Thai she had here was the best pad Thai she's had in the States. High praise. Personally, I give Thai Station 4.5 stars rounded up to 5. The House Duck Noodle soup we ordered was too salty. We had to ask for extra broth to dilute the original broth. Other than that, everything was excellent, from the food to the service. Carrboro-Chapel Hill is lucky to have this place. Thai Station opened on February 17, 2020. They took over the space that once belonged to CrossTies Bistro & Beer Garden: https://bit.ly/3mcaQEB. Thai Station operated its dining room for only about a month before having to shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately, they persevered and made it through. The dining rooms are beautiful. The main dining room has an exposed slanted ceiling with slits for natural light to help fill the space. Decor includes handwoven basket light fixtures and hanging plants. The main dining room is surrounded by two train cars that have been repurposed into additional dining spaces. While not an uncommon concept, I always think it's kind of neat to eat in repurposed spaces like this. This is a great date spot. The restaurant also has two dedicated outdoor patios - one is covered and the other is not. We ordered from both the lunch menu and the regular menu. Thai Station offers their lunch menu six days a week. The restaurant is closed on Sunday. Here's what we got: * L4. Massaman Curry with Jasmine Rice, Chicken ($9) - mild tamarind curry, coconut milk, cumin, turmeric, onion, potato, and cashews * SL3. Papaya Salad ($7) - shredded papaya and carrot, string beans, tomato, peanuts, Thai chili-lime dressing, and crispy pork rinds * SL4. Pork Larb ($9) - spicy Thai ground pork salad, chili powder, roasted rice powder, red onion, cilantro, scallions, Asian greens, and Thai chili-lime dressing * N1. Pad Thai, Shrimp ($14) - "old-school" Thai-style sauce (sweet and sour taste), red onion, scallions, bean sprouts, egg, sweet pickle radish, and peanuts * NS4. House Duck Noodle ($15) - Thai street food, Thai spice mix broth, duck, bean sprouts, scallions, cilantro, Chinese broccoli, and roasted garlic * H2. Soft Shell Crab with Spicy Herb Dressing ($19) - green apple, red onion, scallions, cilantro, and cashews; this dish is customizable, more on that below * Thai Iced Tea ($3) Presentation was fantastic, all around. Every dish was plated beautifully. And this was not only in terms of the food arrangements, but in the dishware too. I believe some of the plates, unique in shape and style, came from Thailand. Massaman Curry is one of my favorite dishes to order at Thai restaurants. Thai Station's version was delicious. What set Thai Station's Massaman apart from the competition was its presentation with the curry in a small soup bowl/pot with a cinnamon stick in the middle. I thought the portion size was reasonable, but could have been bigger. I did order this one off the lunch menu, though. The curry was appetizingly rich, creamy, aromatic, and complex. The Papaya Salad and Pork Larb salads were fantastic. Both were fresh, tangy, and packed with flavor. Spicy too, but not too spicy. I believe you can adjust the spice level on any dish here. The Papaya Salad portions were generous. Chicken Larb was one of my favorite dishes growing up, one that my mom made for me a lot. We enjoyed Thai Station's pork rendition. They offer beef and chicken variations too. Most pad Thai served in the US is the Americanized/Westernized, sweet, orange-colored noodle version. Thai Station prepares theirs the "authentic" and traditional way. It's less sweet and more sour. My mom commented that she thinks Thai Station uses real peanuts instead of peanut butter, but I'm not sure what she meant by that. Bottom line is this pad Thai was terrific and different from most other pad Thai you'll find at Thai restaurants in America. To me, it didn't look nor taste as "artificial." As mentioned previously, the House Duck Noodle soup was salty, but when we diluted the broth, it was very good. The duck was roasted/charred and sliced into thin pieces. The noodles had yummy texture and the broth had good umami to it. This soup had all the little extras I like -- cilantro, scallions, and roasted garlic. It also came complete with crunchy, leafy, Chinese broccoli. The Soft Shell Crab with Spicy Herb Dressing came with two fried soft-shell crabs. Everyone liked it. By default, the crabs are served atop a sour green apple salad. However, you can have the crabs served with curry or other sauces like ginger sauce, basil sauce, or cashew sauce. The Thai Iced Tea was tasty and refreshing. Best was our server and she was outstanding. Despite being short-staffed, our entire order came out quick.

The food was absolutely delicious. I got the pineapple fried rice, which is one of their house specials I believe, and I loved it. The overall place is really cute with the train theme. The only bad part is the service... we went on a Friday night so we waited almost 1.5 hours for our food. It was super understaffed but would come back at another time for the food!!

Very mediocre food but friendly service and atmosphere. The prices are reasonable and it's cool to eat inside a train wagon or the patio area.

The ambiance of the restaurant is really cool. Set near train tracks, the theme of the restaurant is really cool. The interior is very pretty and has a little sub-section that leads into a smaller area that resembles a train cart. The drunken noodles were pretty average, nothing stood out to me. The Panang Curry on the other hand was fantastic. The creamy coconut curry and chicken were fantastic. +basil leaves! Other notes: The spice rating is rather conservative, the 2 spicy level is pretty subtle, so if you want an extra kick I would suggest asking for 3 spicy level.

This is such a cute spot! I really adored every aspect of the place. Makes you think you're dining on a train and/or near a train station pretty neat! I think Thai Station definitely hits the track running with their great service, nice portions and value when it comes to getting a great meal. The food is definitely more Americanized but they have lots of great food options to be sure to satisfy a broad range of appetites. I visited on a cold Saturday night and walked into a crowd. This place does a LOT of takeout/delivery business. I can see why too. They offer everything you'd expect from a Thai place. For me that's a great Pad Thai, Spring rolls and Thai iced tea. Thai Station will definitely be a place I can bring family and friends for a great meal at a decent price. Dessert was kind of basic but it did look pretty! I normally don't take pictures in a bathroom but this one's cool they actually built it inside the train car. So cool! This place had a 100 sanitation score so that's comforting to know. They also have a great location with a decent amount of parking. If you have a large party come early as there could be a wait. Thai tea was really good here. If you're in Chapel Hill be sure to stop by Thai Station and check out this cool spot. You'll be glad you did!!

I love this place. The ambiance is very cute and queen with the train station look and they have such a reliable lunch service where the food is enjoyable and affordable.

I ordered two items for take out at 7p and was told it would be an hour. I got there a bit early and saw a bag of food with a coat lying over it but no one to greet me. After nearly ten minutes sitting there, I flagged down waitress and she told someone would help me. A woman arrives, removed a coat, closes and staples the bag and charges me for the food. I asked her if anyone attends the front, to which she responded "we are all in back rolling napkins", I explained I've been waiting ten minutes and she didn't even respond to me. When I got the bag open, there was no silverware, napkins, or soy sauce. The panang curry was decent, but the pad Thai was dry and unflavorful. Overall, the experience from start to finish was awful and I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Really great spot! Our server was very courteous and the setting is just perfect for lunch. We enjoyed our visit. Food was tasty and warm, and everything was paced well so we didn't feel rushed at all. Pricing is just right for portions. Overall a really nice experience with Carrboro charm- if you haven't been definitely drop by for a visit.

Tl;dr: if you wanna eat Thai food in an old train car, this is it! Visited this restaurant during lunch on a Thursday. Not busy at all and was seated immediately. There is a parking lot adjacent to the restaurant but it's shared between a bar and a shopping center so it may get busy, but we got a spot right in front. We ordered the lunch portion of yellow curry with chicken, and an appetizer of chicken wings. Not too long after the waitress came out with some shrimp chips which was a nice snack while the food was being prepped. The yellow curry was tasty! I like the flavor it had where you can taste the bamboo shoots and the veggies instead of it just being colorful additions. The jasmine rice was fragrant and cooked appropriately. The chicken wings were lackluster, unfortunately. If you've been following my reviews, I often get wings and love them. These wings didn't taste like they were seasoned prior to being breaded and fried. The sweet/sour sauce (maybe tamarind sweet/sour?) was nice since the wings weren't very flavorful inside of the breading. We realized we needed something sweet so we got the mango sticky rice which was very good!! The mango was sliced into wider slices than I prefer, but it was nice to get more mango per bite. Overall, a novelty restaurant with good food. I'd pass on the wings, unfortunately.

loveddd this place. such a cute spot and such a good portion! left with many leftovers. also servers were very nice

My friends really lile this place, but I honestly didnt think the food was all that special. The broth tasted pretty one-dimensional of hoisin sauce and the salad was okay. I do like the vibe of the train tho

Honestly super fresh food for a fair price. The atmosphere is cool and casual. Service is super friendly and fast! Go to Thai food spot for me, 10/10

This is a very cool place! Being seated inside the train cars is neat but I also love their patio seating. Great service, and the food is always delicious. The dinner portions are pretty large and fairly priced in my opinion. We have never had to wait very long for a table here, though we typically only go on weeknights after dinner rush. Parking is never an issue.

Thai station must be one of the cutest lunch/dinner spot in Chapel hill-Carrboro area! Environment:10/10, I love how the restaurant is made to look like a really train station+train cart that is surrounded by train track!! They even have adorable details like those flipping seats for the waiting area. We sat at the back deck which was embraced by tree shades (unfortunately also means bugs, but very cute nevertheless). We went for lunch but I could only imagine how lovely it would be in the evening when all the string lights on the trees light up! Food:7/10, pleasant thai food (American thai food instead of authentic thai food, so not very spicy and different types of chilis), good portion size with beautiful presentation. Pretty cheap for lunch (the curry was ~$10). Also they offer a free complementary "daily special" side for lunch! Will definitely come back, can't wait to bring all my friends who are craving for Thai food here :)

The ambiance at Thai Station was very intriguing. It truly is in a repurposed train car! I ordered spring rolls and chicken Pad Thai. Both were very flavorful and well-portioned. The food really was outstanding! The Waiter was friendly & helpful, checking on me frequently. I will definitely go back to Thai Station next time I'm in Carrboro!

This was a totally unplanned, unexpected find. I was craving Japanese...yet for some reason, all the Japanese restaurants in the Triangle Park area were closed on Monday...so I decided to try Thai in Carrboro, near Chapel Hill. Well, I was SO lucky that all the Japanese restaurants were closed...'cuz I would have never discovered this true, shining GEM of a restaurant! As the name suggests, the restaurant is somewhat housed inside a train, and surrounded by railroad tracks as well. It must have been a historical location? There was a nice patio area, and even an adjacent gift store of sorts! The restaurant itself is not only One-of-a-Kind, it's truly Gorgeous...from the entrance way, to the cozy, in-train dining set-up! I simply LOVED the ambiance. I will say, however, that they needed to crank up the A/C just a bit. Now the best part. Their food was STELLAR. In fact, I can't remember having Thai food that's THIS good in a long time! Not just delicious, but exquisitely prepped...from its beautiful plating to the decorative food art, using carrots to make this floral display at the center of the Pad See Ew dish! Even the appetizer, the fresh rolls were the best I've had...also with top notch presentation. They even loaded you up with complimentary soup AND these crispy chips. Lastly, their Thai Iced Tea was AMAZING...and plentiful as well. The service was totally on key as well. The waitress herself was quite beautiful...and she was quite attentive and cordial. I was SO in love with this place, I honestly didn't want to leave. MUST return in the future!

This place could charge so much more, considering their location and atmosphere. The old rail cars and the back deck offer a really unique dining experience. This is basically one of those places that could probably get away serving bad food because of the cool location. But, the food is amazing. Very fresh food and pleasant staff. Best Thai food in the area.

Great atmosphere, has a good selection of food. If you're vegetarian, be sure to ask for no fish sauce in the curry. Nothing particularly special but good portion for dinner and smaller portion for lunch. Lunch pictured below

Unsure if our server had ever served before. We sat for 40 minutes and he did not come around a single time to serve us. Halfway through waiting, he told us he would be right back and apologized for taking so long, but then just never came back. He ignored every single table in our section and only seemed to know how to deal with the other few tables that he had. While I understand being busy and normally have the patience to deal with slow service, it was actually ridiculous how terrible the service was. Unsure why you would seat people in someone's section who clearly is overwhelmed. Truly have never experienced anything like that before and never plan to go back to Thai Station.

Wish I'd tried this place sooner! The ambiance is 10/10 -- the restaurant is in an old train car and is surrounded by railroad tracks. I'm no Thai food connoisseur, but I really enjoyed my panang curry! It had coconut milk, Thai red chili paste, and bell peppers (I added tofu and vegetables). It was spicy but delicious. Also pictured here are a couple of my friends' dishes (pad Thai with vegetables and drunken noodles with vegetables). I remember them saying that they enjoyed their dishes but would've preferred more sauce, especially for the drunken noodles. This place is vegetarian/vegan friendly. It's a cute place to go with friends, family, or for a lil date night!!

Service is always fast and friendly; food is always excellent to taste and restaurant ambiance is awesome

We've always enjoyed the food here but service has gotten terrible. I waited an hour for lunch takeout and the host was rude.

My favorite Thai place. Portions are good for the price, tasty. Service is good, I mostly order take out tho and that's reasonable priced and typically on time. Place is spacious, good lighting. You can sit outside if you like. Highly recommended!

This place had great vibes and was so cute inside! I loved the train station all jazzed up with decorations and lights, and the food complimented the space really nicely. The Massaman curry was so yummy! I had never had it before but it was a great blend of spices and cashews, and the potatoes and tofu were so flavorful in the sauce. Loved how much sauce came in our dish, because I love to saturate my rice with sauce when eating curries. The pad kee mao was also great and presented so beautifully with a flower! Tofu goes best with this dish in my opinion - just a great texture of friend tofu with the soft and chewy noodles was incredible! I will be visiting again sometime - a great place to bring friends if you don't know where to eat!

The food here was great! I got the Famous Bangkok Duck Rice. So good! The service was excellent. Very friendly and attentive. And we loved the atmosphere and the way the railcars had been connected to make the structure of the restaurant. Very cool vibe. I highly recommend this place.

such a cool place! the food was so good and the prices are reasonable. we went on a saturday night so it was pretty busy but we got seated pretty quickly and our server was fantastic (seriously he seemed to be running around doing a million things at once but didn't neglect to check in with us & make sure we had everything we needed). will for sure be back again!

Poor service food took an hour to come. As well as the fact that it was not very good. Overall would not recommend.

We have been here a few times. Food is consistent and hot. Services is good and the place has a nice vibe to it.

Very cool interior with the train car setup! It feels very antique and the food is also worth the trip. The shrimp cocktail was unique with its Thai twist and the duck was tender in the curry. The rice was unfortunately undercooked and still had a hard center but that was the only downside to the meal.