All Thai

This place is crowded on weekends. We had to wait for host to take orders for more than 20 mins. Ordered Crispy Tofu, pineapple fried rice, all Thai fried rice. Ambience is wonderful. Food was average.

Who would have thought to find this absolute gem tucked inside a strip mall like this. The decor was so elegant, this is totally my vibe but to be honest, I was a bit skeptical how the quality of the food would end up to be because sometimes a place that looks like this overcompensate for lack of flavor, but it was FIRE. There's quite a variety on the menu, everything we ordered was so so good. The thing that caught my eyes were the stuffed angel wings, they have it as an appetizer or you can order the panang stuffed angel wings off the chef's special where it's fried wings laying on panang curry. We ordered the latter and it was magical, I once looked up a recipe and this shit looks hella laborious, you have to remove the bones in such manner, perhaps stir fry the filling so it gets cooked throughly, stuff the wing with it, and then deep fry the whole thing, so paying like $20 for a dish like this by a professional seems very worth it. The garlic tofu was very flavorful, same with short ribs. Even the potsticker appetizers that may seem basic was addicting too.Great for dates without breaking the bank, girls night, Sunday brunch, work lunch, or whenever you're just feeling for Thai food. Plenty of parking, it's next to Happy Lemon in the Safeway plaza. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Enjoyed our experience here! The decor is so beautiful and the presentation of the food is great! Came here on a Friday night around 6pm with a friend without a reservation, still plenty of room, but filled up quickly in the next 30 minutes. They had several large groups there as well. The drinks looked beautiful, got the pandan gin drink, this was tasty, slightly hard to drink with the jelly on the bottom. Also got the golden flower, I think it may just not have suited my taste either the chrysanthemum vodka. The pad thai was delicious, I do with they offered hot sauce or the ability to adjust spice, it wasn't very spicy. The crab friend rice was delicious! Probably the best I've had around here. Food and drinks came out pretty quickly, Service was fine, they did walk around a lot, would recommend speaking up if you need anything. I think they probably need more staff though. They did box out food for us which was nice!Overall a good experience, excited to come back and try more things.

The place is super well decorated and really pretty. We got a Siam Renaissance cocktail which was pretty alright and looked super nice, the staff even sprays some herbal bitters on it before serving to you which smells great. The pad thai was ok, it was just lacking of flavor - very mild / little bland for our group. The crying tiger was very good, one of the best I've had in the area. Very soft, the meat pieces are differing levels of cooked. The Tom yum noodle soup tasted more like Chinese hot and sour soup to me than classic Tom yum, we told the waitress and she told us that when you order the noodle version of Tom yum it taste pretty different, so just something to be mindful of -- so you can ask for it to taste more like Tom yum for next time she said. Staff is super nice. Overall wouldn't come again but maybe nice for a pretty cocktailDrink 7/10Tom Yum 4/10Pad Thai 5/10Crying Tiger 8/10Service 8/10Ambiance 9/10

The atmosphere was nice. I tried Thai food at a few places, but it didn't quite live up to expectations. However, here we ordered fish cakes with sweet chili sauce, which were delicious. We also had kaplau Gai Kai Doa, which was also good. I tried a ginger and hibiscus drink, which was enjoyable. For dessert, my favorite was the fried vanilla ice cream, a new and tasty experience for me. I absolutely loved it.Overall, I'd rate:The food 4/5The ambiance 4.5/5and the service 4.5/5

Came here for dinner with some colleagues. When I got in I was greeted right away and the decor was so modern and beautiful. I ordered the Gauy Teiw Tomyum which was a hot and sour soup with rice noodles. I asked them to use wide noodles instead. It was so tasty and it was a good balance of sour, sweet, and spicy. I would definitely have this again. We also ordered crispy spring rolls which came with mixed spices and veggies with a plum sauce. It was served on a bed of fried vermicelli noodles. I would order this again too!

- Good decor but the service and food are mid - Food: 2 stars Price: 2 starsService: 2 starAmbiance: 4 starsOverall: 2.5 stars We came here at lunch time, and there were already 6-7 groups dining here. We ordered the lunch special combo 4 (swimming rama) and 7 (panang curry) at 11:55pm, and our food came at 12:05 pm. The portion was super disappointing as I've never seen any place that's so stingy when it comes to rice lol. It's practically just a scoop of rice using an ice cream scoop. The good thing is that they don't charge extra for brown rice. However, the Phad Thai smells really bad. It smells like it's been sitting there for ages. It's weird since it tastes fine, but it smells horrible. I've never experienced this anywhere else. I'm guessing they premade their Phad Thai in the morning and just let it sit, then microwave them for the lunch specials. My husband's phad Thai also smells bad, but not as bad as mine. The main dishes are fine since both are safe dishes. The lunch specials are definitely overpriced when the quality and portion are small. The service is definitely slow even during lunch time. They never asked how our meal was or refilled my water. Even when I asked for containers, they gave me a paper box that's not suitable for curry (will probably leak) and I had to ask them to change it ... The ambiance and decors are nice, sort of like Thai land I guess. They were playing light jazz music which is relaxing, but I care about the ambiance the least when my Phad Thai stinks so bad in front of me... *Facepalm*

Really pretty restaurant and it was a fun experience with my girls for my birthday. The food was pretty average in my opinion, maybe we need to try other things? We tried quite a few dishes.The steak was dry and thin, not much flavor, it was disappointing. Especially as a "ribeye" cut. I don't think it was. The phad si ew was the best thing I we had that evening. Phad ki mow was ehhh not much flavor or sauce.Fried rice-okFried apps-okShrimp red curry-was pretty flavorful and tastyCrab Rangoon-ok (hard to find anything above average on that app in general)All in all I think I would go for some pretty cocktails and the ambiance next time.

We came here to celebrate my birthday and made reservations. We were seated at a table with the window & the cushioned couches to the table are kinda uncomfortable height wise but instangram worthy decor for sure. The service took forever, the electricity went out so service was pretty rushed for obvious reasons. The food was delicious and so were the drinks, again ig worthy. I just wished that the service was a bit more attentive and faster with taking drink orders, Appetizers & food (even before the lights went out)

Located in a strip mall next to Safeway. Interior is beautifully decorated. The moment we sat down we were informed it is a 2 hour reservation although I'm not sure how they would squeeze in a second seating when the restaurant closes at 930. A huge selection of menu options as well as beautifully curated cocktails. Our favorite dish was the traditional salad which you take a leaf and wrap 8' ingredients. The crying tiger and papaya salad were also delicious.Cocktails had amazing presentation with some including snacks on the side. Will definitely be back to try more menu items.