Rice Paper

This place has a bit of a stuffy vibe - it's not uncomfortabek to say - it's just not Uber comfy. The food was excellent and the service was punctual - but there is some language barrier that makes communication a bit challenging find at times. I would repeat, as the food was above average.

Visited Rice Paper with my daughter and mother recently. Upon arrival, it was quiet and we were seated immediately. We were given menus and our drink requests were taken. My mom and I requested tea, which was perfect. As an appetizer, my daughter requested edamame, which was also perfect. For lunch, I requested crazy noodles, my daughter, pad thai, and my mom avocado curry.A short while later, our meals were delivered. My crazy noodles were superb. My mom loved her avocado curry and my daughter's pad thai was just okay. Overall, the service was fast and friendly and the food was excellent. We'll be back for more!

We had a lovely and delicious brunch at Rice Paper yesterday! Everything was beautifully presented and prepared as always. We both ordered the Lemon Grass Chicken with a side of Jasmine rice, and it was mildly flavored and perfect. We coupled our meals with some hot Jasmine Tea! Highly recommend.

I return often for their Mango Paradise. Neat and clean establishment with a fresh rose on the table!

This place is a legit 5-star experience! I have never been here and was blown away by the deliciousness that we ordered.I had the mango fried rice, it was very pleasant.

My wife and I love Thai food but don't have it much because every place we've tried around the area has been 'meh'. After browsing Yelp, I found this place and decided to give it a try. I ordered the Country Style Pad Thai and she had the Pineapple Fried Rice. Both were easily the best we've had in the area. We usually don't finish a whole plate, but it was so good we ate everything. The inside was clean and has a nice look. It is almost too quiet because you can hear the conversations of everyone in the restaurant, but that's no big deal.Highly recommend! We will definitely be back.

This is a beautiful little restaurant with a very humble and friendly owner, unfortunately I wasn't able to dine in being she's not able to retain the staff required to operate consistently, so at this time the restaurant is take-out only. I arrived in the Akron area mid afternoon on a recent Sunday and was looking for a sit down restaurant close to my hotel, after reading the reviews and looking at the photos I changed direction and decided to order takeout - the drive was less than 3 minutes from my hotel and I arrive earlier than the 20 minutes she stated when I placed my order and my food was waiting for me when I walked through the door.I can just imagine how good the dine-in experience would have been after meeting the owner and chatting with her for a few minutes - the food was absolutely amazing I ordered it Thai Hot which translates to level 5 here and it was perfect I will say I've eaten much hotter but this will light you up so don't take my statement that it wasn't hot because it was, but more importantly the flavors were incredible as were the textures.Well I hope this place survives during these troubling economic times because it will be on my short list of favorites that I will return to whenever I'm in the area. It's really one of the best example of the dish I enjoyed that maybe I've ever eaten. I can't imagine a better option for Thai food...

Well - went to Pad Thai across the street- waited 30 minutes before anything happened. Left. Went to Rice Paper. Ordered take out immediately- got a glass of wine while I waited. Food came out fast, fresh and very delicious. Can't wait to go back. And - the price was right on!.

I used to go to Rice Paper quite often - take out and dine in. I've avoided Rice Paper for quite a while, but decided to try it again. Just as bad as before.Soup - Tom Kar Gai: not bad. Glad it had three times as much chicken as the entre.Pad Thai - As I remembered from last time, perhaps worse. Not much flavor: very little sauce, though a little spicey (thank goodness). The flavor was bland. There were two shrimp and about a half ounce of chicken pieces. Certainly insuffucient protein - and this was the dinner size.Dinner was a disaster. Never again. Go two blocks south to Pad Thai Restaurant.Pad Thai Restaurant: some dishes a little pricier, but you get what you pay for.Rice Paper Restaurant: you don't get what you paid for.

Visiting from SoCal, so used to good Thai food, but family wanted something different for lunch, so this had good reviews and was about halfway between us. It was lunch hours, but they still offered the full menu, good for them. Mom had tamarind duck, which was a dinner size portion. It was good. Dad had pad Thai, which was ok. I had red curry chicken medium spicy, and it was good. We had the shrimp spring roll wraps with a peanut sauce. Fresh and delicious. We had steamed shumai, pretty good. Service was good. It's a little pricier than some other places, but the food was all freshly prepared, flavor was really good. They have Thai beer to go with the meal, which is always a plus. I would eat here again. It looks like a family operation, my guess from the staff, and I always like to support these non chain places.