THAI STREET

Thai Street never misses! 🔥 Every visit, the food and hospitality are top-notch. The chive cake, Goong Salong (shrimp roll), shrimp drunken noodles, and pork belly Penang were packed with bold flavors. My spice level is a 2, 🌶️🌶️because the 4 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️once had my ears ringing! 😂 No matter if I dine in or carry out, the shrimp are always plump, juicy, and cooked to perfection. The Thai iced coffee, was the perfect sweet finish. Yum!

Visited Thai Street for the first time. It's inside the Broadway market. They have a wide range of options, from different curries to noodles to bubble teas. Their Pad Thai noodles with tofu was good. You can choose the spice level from mild to extreme on the scale of 0 to 5 and devil spicy above that. They had a pretty quick service. I had ordered their Basil fried rice online previously, which was I really liked. They have good portion size for the price. Overall a great place for a quick bite.

We order through UberEats so don't have anything to say about the atmosphere. The menu was pretty comprehensive as Thai food goes. I usually order pad thai and yellow curry but we decided to try some different things. First, I tried the Tom Kha Gai soup and it tasted so bad we couldn't even finish it, way too much fish sauce and lacking the coconut milk taste. Then we tried the Khao Soi based on the reviews and description. The sauce was ok but the noodles weren't like egg noodles as I would expect, more like ramen. And there wasn't much meat in the dish. We ordered spicy level 2 and it was too spicy (and I like hot food). Last we tried Drunken Noodles based on the good reviews. I don't have anything to compare them to since this was my first time getting this dish but the noodles were so slimy I could hardly eat them. And the rest of the dish was lacking. I will definitely not be trying these again. The prices were above average but it is in a nicer location of town. Based on my experience I will be trying some other Thai restaurants before I return to Thai Street.

Bad Review — Thai Street (DoorDash Order) I paid $24.18 for 2 orders of food from Thai Street: Heaven Pork and Moo Ping Nom Sod. The food itself was delicious, but the experience was severely disappointing. Very small portions: Both the pork and the rice were you-know-what-for-the-price tiny. If you’re hungry, do not order from Thai Street. Minimal garnish: They included only half a leaf of lettuce and a single sliver of red pepper. It felt like an afterthought rather than a meal. Value vs. cost: I feel completely ripped off for what I paid. For $24.18, I expected more substance and proper portioning. Bottom line: Great flavors, but the portion sizes and presentation ruin the experience. I will not be ordering from Thai Street again. If you’re hungry or ordering for more than one person, look elsewhere.

Food was great. I ordered Pineapple Fried Rice with Chicken, Thai spice level. Pay in mind I was picking up for a Doordash 30 min before closing. My order came out same time as my door dash. When I got home 1 hour later food still tasted fresh. Chicken portion could have been more but it's fried rice, lol. Veggies where aldente but just right.

Located in the Broadway Street Market. I find their Pad Se Ew to be one of my top favorites around. Friendly service and can be a little pricey for some. My go to Thai food location at the moment.

The pad thai is bursting with flavor! It's savory, a little bit sweet, and very spicy, and the portion size is pretty good too. Coffee was also yummy but a bit too sweet tho. Also, the market it's in isn't the best ambience, but it's not like they have any control over that. There's a pipe dripping brown water on me and that's slightly concerning... don't sit under the pipe labeled VENT and it should be fine probably

THERE WAS A HAIR IN MY FOOD. Also, the environment was dirty and my pad thai was extremely greasy. I do not recommend and I would definitely try to find a better place for pad thai.

Loveeee Thai Street! This was my go-to spot on Uber Eats during the three years I lived in Baltimore. I dined in once, and the vibe was more of a casual, quick walk-up style rather than a typical sit-down restaurant. The service was fast and friendly, and the food was always an easy 100/10. Fair warning: their spiciest level is really spicy, so proceed with caution. If you haven't tried it yet, I highly recommend their pad thai, drunken noodle, and any of their curries or soups -- they're all soooo stunning

This is an excellent spot for Thai food inside Broadway Market. They have a wide range of spice levels and the food are accommodating to vegans and vegetarians. The service was quick and smooth, the staff are friendly and welcoming. There is plenty of seating inside the market as well as outdoor. I love the decorations of the food stall, it makes me feel like I made it to Thailand right there!

This is a casual Thai eatery inside broadway market - but hands down the best Thai in the city. You can eat inside the market, but I mostly do takeaway. I am always on the hunt for the best pad Thai but convinced this doesn't exist in Baltimore. However, their fried rice, the chive cake, curry and Kao Soi are fantastic. A word to the orderer: a 1 is spicy and the 2 is hot. The 3 is death, and I love spicy. Make sure you stay at the 2 even for hot if you want your food to be tolerable. They have punch cards but I've yet to get a free meal as I keep replacing them with new ones The staff is always friendly, the last time I went we had a whole convo about the spicy levels at Thai street!

A neat little spot! I grabbed one of their Thai teas with boba while waiting for my food at another stall in the market. It was super sweet but delicious and did the job of holding me over until my food was ready. The boba pearls seemed like they were cooked well and were nice and chewy. I noticed the lids weren't the sealed ones you usually get at a dedicated boba shop. I will say I did miss the satisfaction of stabbing the straw into the lid, but I found the drink to be mixed up well even if you couldn't give it a shake. A lot of the food on their menu sounded really delicious. I definitely would have ordered something to try if I wasn't currently waiting on my lunch plans for the day! Looking forward to going back to try their food!

Thai food is definitely one of my favorite cuisines. Maximum flavor in one dish, what more could you ask for! Thai Street definitely delivered what it was supposed to! Thai Street is located in the Broadway market food hall. This food hall isn't as great as others, there really aren't many options to choose from. I was actually visited the mall to attend a yelp elite event and decided to order from here. The lady was working the stall was very nice. The food came out quickly and was piping hot! I ordered the Pad See Ew, which was amazing! The perfect amount of hot! I devoured my meal before I could even get it home! I will be back!

I ordered food on their website, and paid for it and delivery to my house. I got a text it was on the way, and then that it was delivered, it was not delivered, I was in my doorway! Waiting!! The whole time!!!! Hungry!!!!! I called them, they wanted me to order again, and pay again!!! To redo my order. No! Why would I pay another $60 for an order I already paid for and never recieved!!! What!!!! Supposedly there is a refund coming Monday or Tuesday (it is Saturday). We will see. I will Never order from them again, ever, ever! Hungry people beware! Poor service, hung up on me three times trying to get help

I am on the hunt to find the best pad Thai in Baltimore! Is this it? No BUT it was still quite tasty! I ordered the "no spice" level just to be safe because this was a new try for me and I did add chili flakes and LOTS of lime juice to make it more flavorful. Maybe with a kick it would've been better? It was good, but it was missing some of that tradition Pad Thai flavoring although it looked well seasoned. This would be great choice if at the Broadway Market, but I will probably order from elsewhere next time. I will say, that this was ready SO fast - WAY less than the projected time online and the staff was super friendly (: Broadway Market is a very cool spot to check out in Fells with lots of different vendors to choose from. There is seating inside and outside with a nice ambiance.

Amazing flavor! Best Thai in the whole DMV area. They definitely know how to do spice, so pay close attention to what level you're ordering because it'll likely be higher than what you're used to.

Thai street is located in the Broadway market building of Fell's Point. Thai street is one of the multiple food stalls at Broadway Market. I have been here a handful of times and am a big fan of their Drunken Noodles/Pad Kee Mao. This place has different spice levels ranging from 0 (no spice)-5 (death level). When I go to other establishments I can generally order a level 1 and get a very mild spice, however here the level 1 spice is actually quite spicy. When I last ordered takeout from here, I ordered a spice level of 1, but I was dying halfway through the meal. Regardless, the food here is very flavorful!! I have also really enjoyed the Panang curry at another visit and the excess curry liquid was used the next day to stretch into a second meal. This place is very quick in making orders and even takes orders on delivery platforms (grub hub, door dash, etc.). Thai street is reasonably priced and is definitely one of the places that I fall back on when I don't want to cook for myself.

When I travel, I love to try new Thai restaurants. This came up with good reviews. Not sure what happened this day but I am left disappointed that I just spend all this money on a child size portion of food. I ordered the basil chicken with rice and the puff along with two teas. It wasn't on a lunch menu and definitely not enough for more than one person. There was no place to add sauce requests yet they give you no sauce. I am so disappointed in this attempt to support a local restaurant while in town. Maybe if I sat down inside, it would be better. I am not willing to take the risk.

I've been on the hunt for the best pineapple fried rice in Baltimore and Thai Street was next on my list. I ordered the papaya salad, the veggie spring rolls, and of course, the pineapple fried rice with chicken for delivery. The rice was about $15, a lot cheaper than some other places. Upon arrival, the food was nice and warm but not super well packaged with sauce dripping from the bottom of the bag. The papaya salad was really yummy and fresh tasting. The spicy level one was the perfect amount of spice for me. The veggie spring rolls came with three rolls that were each super crispy and well filled. The pineapple fried rice was pretty yummy too but definitely not the best I've had. Mainly, I wish the rice had more vegetables. It only had two pieces of broccoli, maybe four pieces of carrot, but more than enough grape tomatoes that I ended up eating around cause tomatoes aren't my favorite. All in all, Thai Street was pretty good but I probably won't be running back for the pineapple fried rice. It is cheaper than some other places but leaves a little to be desired.

Don't sleep on this Thai food in Broadway Market in Fell's point. Compared to many stand alone Thai restaurants, the menu is a bit limited, but everything is fantastic! We have eaten here a few times and every dish is made fresh to order. Today we ordered Papaya Salad and Pad See Ew. We have orders the Drunken Noodle in the past. All dishes we're bursting with flavor. All dishes are served in takeout containers. A few tables are usually available in the market so you could sit and eat.

My favorite Thai place in Maryland hands down. The pad Thai is my all time favorite, it's saucy and they pack it all the way to the top of the takeout container. I go every Sunday and Thai street has made my sundays that much better, I literally look forward to sundays all week just because I can get Thai street! Sometimes there is a wait to pick up the food but considering how many orders come through it's reasonable. The staff are super nice and have gone above and beyond for me. Im very sad I am moving this weekend & the #1 reason I will miss Baltimore is because of Thai street. (Oh and they even have punch cards!!)

Thai Street has been on my list to try and I recently had lunch at Broadway Market with a few coworkers. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, loved my interaction with the person who took my order. I ordered the spring roll appetizer and the Thai Basil Fried Rice (level 2 spicy - very spicy) and it was amazing! Everything was super freshly made and very hot. The spring rolls were crispy and classically delicious, sauce included. The Thai Basil fried rice was everything I wanted. Super spicy (even though it was level 2 - be warned!), lots of onion and pepper, the tofu was well made, and the cucumbers were fresh and crunchy. Absolutely loved it here and I can't wait to come back and try more dishes!

I went to Thai street with my friends and boyfriend last week and it was great. This restaurant is located inside Broadway market so there are other vendors around. The parking is street parking so that can be annoying but doable. It wasn't super busy when we got there. The person working there was really helpful. They explained the spiciness levels. I got the drunken noodles at a spicy level 3 and it was delicious!! My friends tried my food and thought it was really spicy but I thought it was perfect. I would definitely get it again. If you want amazing Thai food, try Thai street in Broadway market!!

Thai Street is amazing on a few levels... Food: Best Thai food I have ever had. Do yourself a favor and get the Khao Soi. It is one of the most delicious dishes I have ever had the pleasure to eat. The flavors are so unique, there is nothing to compare it to. Just get it, you won't regret it from the first bite to the last. Everything else is delicious too, but the Khao Soi will transport you to higher plane of existence. Elvis, Tupac, Kurt Cobain, and Bob Ross will greet you as an old friend as your mind expands and the mysteries of the universe unfold before you. It's that good. Service: The folks at Thai Street are amazing too. I've recently had to stop eating gluten. The loss of Khao Soi was heartbreaking. I called them up, asked if there was a way to make it gluten free, and I heard the guys in the kitchen say they could do it! We put an order in for delivery a few hours later and they came through huge! Everything clearly labeled gluten free, they used different noodles for me, and still delivered the amazing Khao Soi experience I feared I had lost. They're just the best. TL;DR: Get the Khao Soi.

They have the best Drunken Noodles I've ever had. Food is made fresh and is nice and hot.

Heads up! Thai Street is extremely addicting. I went once, did not know much or have super high expectations, and I fell in LOVE with the pad thai. I wish I was joking, but I went 4 times in one week recently to get the pad thai... oops! The portion sizes are wonderful. The flavors will blow your mind. I also love their thai tea with boba/bubbles! I'm starting to make friends with the staff I'm going so often! :D

Thai street is tucked inside broadway market with other vendors as well. There are some tables inside and outside but I saw most people doing take out! I got the drunken noodles with veggies (vegan version). It was good but didn't blow me away. I will give them the benefit of the doubt though because I did modify the dish. Originally I wanted the pad Thai (vegan version) but they had run out of the sauce tonight :( My boyfriend got the pad see ew with tofu and he said it was the best he's had in years! I tried it and it was quite delicious! Overall, will come back to try the pad thai and I appreciate the options they gave for vegetarians and vegans!

Love coming here! The food is amazing and service is even better. A very niche Thai restaurant hidden in Broadway Market, but holds an abundance of authentic flavors and menu variations.

This is not it. I ordered the Pad Thai with tofu and there was absolutely zero flavor. All I got was the spicy heat but the noodles themselves were so terribly bland. Also, the side of vegetables I ordered was just broccoli. Was expecting a mix since there was a separate side of broccoli that you could order.

This is my first time in this marketplace at Fells point. I don't know why. Anyway, it's a nice open area with a number of eating options. Thai Street has a nice menu with the basics that most people probably want for lunch. The food came out quickly. It was very very tasty. Portions were more than I could eat, so I took half my rice home with the rest of the sauce, and had it for a nice late night snack.

If you're ever in Baltimore and in the mood for Thai food (or if you're not, you will be in the mood!), I highly recommend checking out "Thai Street" at The Broadway Market in Fells Point. I've been to Thailand 3X so I think I can safely say I know the difference between good and bad Thai food ;) Thai Street is good ... really good! I learned that the owner/wife grew up in a town north of Bangkok, Thailand so the food here is inspired by the cuisine of Thailand's various regions. We ordered crab fried rice, chicken curry and pad see ew. Everything was flavorful and cooked to perfection. You can choose the level of "spicy-ness." You can also choose your protein (even vegan options) for pretty much every dish on the menu... everything from spring rolls, khao soi, pineapple fried rice, basil fried rice to Panang curry, red curry, pad kra pao and pad cha. The staff here was friendly, knowledgeable and professional. Our dishes came out relatively quickly. There's limited seating inside (cafeteria style, shared with 3 other restaurants) and outdoor seating. Be forewarned, it is pricey here. For three dishes, the total was about $60 (not including tip). It's definitely not Thailand entree prices but if you're craving Thai food, Thai Street will satiate your cravings.

Inside the historic Broadway Market in Fells Point is a little gem worth NOT MISSING. Thai Street serves among the best Thai food we've had on the East Coast. During an overnight trip to Baltimore, we walked from our hotel to Broadway Market on a Saturday around 6 p.m. Beating any line, we ordered right away. The man behind the register was super nice and even immediately corrected a wrong order that was brought out to us. He even brought out ice water for us! We ordered papaya salad, green chicken curry, pad thai and tom kha gai soup. Before placing your order, they ask what spice level. Loving spice, but not overpowering, we ordered the level one and it was perfect! Each dish was fresh and full of flavor. We'll crave each dish!

Ordered pineapple fried rice w/ chicken ($15) and their drunken noodles w/ pork ($14) through Doordash delivery. I don't know what it is but Thai food in Baltimore is expensive. I read the reviews and many commented how authentic the food is, and how spicy it can get. So I opted for No spice-level 1. The fried rice was a nice sizable portion and filling, with little bits of roasted cashews and canned pineapple, however the drunken noodles were drenched in a VERY salty dark oyster sauce or soy sauce base. I'm not used to having drunken noodles be that extremely seasoned with sauce that I was glad I had the fried rice to balance it out. But under normal conditions, you should NOT be seeking a bland bowl of white rice because your drunken noodles are so salty. I noticed that the pictures of their noodle dishes look very dark brown, including the Pad thai which is very unusual. The drunken noodles were also REALLY dripping of oil, like an unusually large amount, pooling at the bottom of the black takeout container. I know the flat rice noodles can stick together but the amount of oil here was real excessive. It was also hard to tell if they had given me strips of pork or chicken and I *think* it was thinly sliced pork given the textured grain of the meat.. It was only about 1/2 full compared to the portion of pineapple fried rice in the same takeout container. For the $$ price point, it definitely wasn't the best Thai food I've had and was honestly disappointing.

This is located in Broadway market which is a food hall. I ordered for carryout. I've had the Drunken Noodles with chicken, the red curry with chicken and the red curry with tofu. All dishes were flavorful. My favorite was the drunken noodles. that dish was full of flavor and textures. I was great. You get to choose you spice level and I choose 2 on a 0 to 5 scale. 2 was HOT! I can't imagine a 5. I'll do a 1 next time. I did the curry at a 1 and that level of heat was perfect for me. The staff is super friendly and informed me about their loyalty program to get discounted food after 10 purchases. Thanks. I will be back to get the deal! Overall a good experience. For me, the curry portions were small but the drunken noodles portion was large just so you know that the better value was the noodles. This is a solid spot. I recommend.

Very good! The portions are very large and the service is quick. The pad thai was very delicious and the thai tea.

Located within a small market venue, Thai Street offers a street food vibe. I ordered the chicken pad Thai for good measure and found that it was better than some but not most. Very average at best. The spring rolls were delicious however. I didn't get a chance to experience the service because I ordered to go on a Friday night. It was ready by the time that was estimated and quick to pickup. Probably won't come here again unless to try other restaurants in the area. Quick, average Thai if you're in need of something convenient.

Ok, I've ordered enough times here to warrant a review. The food is amazing! Best Thai food around. Everything I've ordered from here has been on point. My go to faves are the Pad See Ew and Drunken Noodles. I also love their spring rolls which are super crispy and just oh so good with the sweet Thai chili sauce. I highly highly recommend this place if you want good Thai food!

This little spot is located inside the Cross street Market! If you're looking for a small and intimate setting this is probably not it, however if good Thai food is the priority then make sure you stop here I was surprised at how reasonable the prices were for the food, since I did have left overs. All the food tasted great and nothing felt like it needed more sauce. I got both Pad See Ew and Pad Thai without regrets lol. The Thai tea and Thai Coffee were really good but beware of how sweet they are, make sure to have water nearby. Overall I'm happy I found this casual spot and plan to come back.

This is my go to Thai place in Baltimore. When I tell you EVERYTHING I have tried has been amazing. Here is my typical order: Moo Ping Nom Sod Khao Soi Spring Rolls ... and cold bevies. Sometimes Thai coffee or tea, both with boba. Okay so today I try the pumpkin custard with the sticky rice............ I am writing this post mortem. It was so good that I think I have died and gone to heaven. I ate it first then got too full to eat the food but I ate it anyway bc greedy :( Anyway, I recommend this place. That is all. Bye.

Got the Thai green tea. Was really good! I was surprised they had soy milk for the lactose intolerant. The pad kee mao was okay for me. The shrimp was good and the noodles had a lot of flavor but was just too much on the sweet side for my liking. I ordered spicy level 2 which was decently spicy. Thought the spicy level board was quite accurate.

The place: Thai Street is a counter service business in the Broadway Market food hall. The menu is displayed up above on a letter board and also on laminated sheets. There's plenty of seating nearby and outside. On the Monday yesterday, Thai Street was one of few counters open which suited my tastes just fine. The food: Everything on the menu is tempting. I selected pad see ew with a level 1 spice (for safety). Food came out quickly and hot! The noodles were perfect, slipping through the sweet sauce without sticking together. I could have gone a little spicier since level 1 was more sweet than spicy. The broccoli was not plentiful, but there was a good deal of tofu that was well cooked without being dry. The flavors were so scrumptious that I had to remind myself of our dessert plans to keep from licking my plate clean. The service: Quick, efficient, and communicative. They took our phone numbers to text us when food was ready. I don't think we waited more than five minutes. It seems that Thai Street does a brisk carry-out business as well! Next time: I really need to get a bubble tea.

The staff members are super nice and quick to serve. When it comes to food, I tried the drunken noodle and found it to be excellent in terms of flavor and consistency. The flavors blend well from the noodles and sauce to the chicken and veggies. The chili flakes are no joke! The chilli flakes are not your pizza chilli flakes, these are top-notch, ready to make your mouth feel fire flakes. I loved it! I also tried the Thai iced tea and found it to be 100% delicious.

I ordered delivery via GrubHub on 07/31/2023. I ordered the "Heavenly Pork" appetizer, and also got the Drunken Noodles. The appetizer was good, but it was pretty small and I probably wouldn't get it again. The Drunken Noodles were fantastic. I got spicy level 2 (it goes up to 5, and then there's also a death level). I probably should have went with level 3, although level 2 was plenty spicy. Food was great. 5 stars.

So far drunken noodles are the best & also the thai tea was recommended by the front person. Service was quick and really kind.

10/10 this place is one of our favorite Thai food in Baltimore and hands down the best Thai food we've ever had. If there's one thing you have to order, it's thier Crispy pork belly Drunken noodles. This dish is incredible. The flavors of dish are strong and flavorful. There is one of dishes you MUST try! Another our favorite was Moo Ping (pork skewers) with sticky. Pork was tender and super juicy. It goes very well with warm sticky rice. I would have Moo ping every single day. Also, You never go wrong with dessert, Sweet mango sticky rice. I would say it's the best mango sticky I've ever had so far !! It's so so good! Our favorite Thai spot in Baltimore. Can't wait to go back again. Authentic Thai food !

Thai Street is my favorite thai food in the city. The freaking khao soi is life-changingly good. I have also had their pad see ew, pad thai, and drunken noodles - they are all delicious and I would rank them in that order (but that's only if I am forced to rank bc they're all perfect). I like to get their pad thai with shrimp, the pad see ew with chicken, and drunk noodles with pork. OMG don't even get me started on the pineapple fried rice - DIVINE. I have gotten apps a few times, nothing blew me away though. Thai tea is perfection. Love this place!

Feel gypped. Ripped off. Spent nearly $40 and got microwaved, chewy, stale chicken. Zero flavor. Old meat from yesterday? Soggy brown cucumbers. I deserved better!

This place is legit. If you order a 3, it will be spicy. The server said it would be medium but I could not finish my papaya salad. The drunken noodles were also very good. Service could be faster but perhaps it was slow because it was Sunday lunch.

I got Pad See Ew which was okay. It wasn't the best and it wasn't the worse. Maybe it was just my order-- I think they could have added more protein and vegetables as my order was just noodles. Also, the portion sizes were smaller than what I normally get at other Thai restaurants. I would recommend maybe increasing the portion size for the buck it costs. The customer service was great otherwise. Pro: Customer service Ambiance Con: Serving sizes

I'd like to start by saying that I typical receive excellent service and great quality food. My experience today started very much the same. I ended up ordering a good number of items and having a great chat with the person working the register where we chatted about me traveling from two counties over because I had a craving for this spot. The problem came in when pretty quickly into the meal I noticed a bug of some kind in my Thai Tea. I returned to the restaurant about 10 minutes after leaving just to ask for a refund because there was literal bug in my food and response from the same person taking my order was that the best they could do is remake my drink for me because they don't offer refunds. I'm disappointed that the quality of service has gotten that low but happy I'll be saving gas the next time I have a craving for good Thai food.

The only decent thing I can say about my food is that my food was hot. I ordered beef pad thai and is by far the worst pad Thai I have ever had. The beef was cooked so well done that it was inedible. The noodles were sticky, no type of sauce or anything. I would not give this food to my dog! Deplorable!

Horrible! I ordered simple chicken pad Thai. Why do they think they can treat customers this way by skimping on the protein? I literally got tiny bits of chicken here and there. And they charge 15 for absolutely no protein. Never again

First time ordering from Thai street. I got delivery and it was a great experience. My food looks amazing, tastes amazing, and you can see the steam that's how fresh it is. The basil fried rice is so flavorful and has crisp beautiful peppers in it. I got spicy level 3 and it's a little spicier than I anticipated. The pad Thai is also very flavorful. Has a strong lime taste to it as well. Overall I'd definitely recommend.

I LOVE THAI STREET!!! it's such a great Thai place and the outdoor market area has seating that it's so convenient to eat right there! I first visited this place when I ordered online and got the pad Thai and Panang curry dish that were to die for!! When I came here in person with my brother, we split the pad Thai and Green curry. Both were so yummy but the Green Curry was spicy and I was not expecting that! Definitely be aware of this!

And business review on rude and inconsiderate service, I never actually was able to get an order in. The guy who was working the counter this evening with pink hair ignored my party to serve, who seem to be a friend who came in after us after we'd been standing for you to place an order for the past five minutes. We had been at the front of the counter considering the menu when one prior group arrived and was served because they seemed to have pre-placed their order. This seemed appropriate and considerate to them. After they were finished, my partner and I were at the register and looking forward to placing our order, but we got the cold shoulder, not having the chance to place an order. After about four minutes of not receiving so much as acknowledgment as the server was chatting with and taking an order from a just-arrived and apparently familiar patron, we decided to look elsewhere.

Great food! Cannot wait to eat there again! Pad See Ew is amazing. The spice level was intimidating and you should be

Best Thai food on this side of town. Heed the warnings about the spice though. Two or three stars is hot. I can't imagine the top level.