Apsara

Aspara has different levels for their stir-fried plates. I selected the pad thai level 3 to be safe. The menu has level 1 to 9000 for $1.50. Level 9000! I think they have so many levels to make you pay more. Level 3 wasn't spicy at all to me. I was thinking about adding shrimp and chicken for $3 each. However, I wasn't paying an additional $6. I had chicken and shrimp at home. I was ordering so many items from the food court that I forgot the pad thai had peanuts. I like peanuts but not usually in my food. The pad thai was ok. I wish I had selected the recommended chicken fried rice. Maybe it would've wowed me. I've been hearing about mango sticky rice but couldn't push myself to get it for $8. The service was good with a welcoming atmosphere.

ApsaraStumbled upon an Asian plaza near where I was staying. Glad I discovered Apsara, which specialized in Cambodian and Thai cuisines. I got Lort Cha (11.95), which is a Cambodian Stir fried rice pin noodle plate with egg, chives, and bean sprouts. This was a fantastic dish. I rarely find noodles in this shape. It was nostalgic for my mom as well, since she said it reminded her of her childhood in Hong Kong. This dish had a very distinct sweet taste, but was a bit salty towards the end. Definitely going to try more Cambodian dishes

Apsara's Pad Kee Mao was a delightful experience. The dish was well-prepared with a perfect balance of flavors and textures. The noodles were cooked just right, not too soft or too firm, and had a wonderful chewy texture. The vegetables were fresh and added a nice crunch to the dish. The seasoning was spot on, with a perfect blend of spices and herbs that enhanced the overall flavor profile. The portion size was generous, making it a satisfying meal. Overall, Apsara's Pad Kee Mao is a must-try for anyone looking for authentic and delicious Thai cuisine.

I've been before and ordered the Lort Cha and that is an absolute winner. Todays mango sticky rice is another story. The mango looked terrible. Like spoiled and old terrible. I'd rather they just not sell it to me than charge me and deliver this dish that isn't even edible. Three stars is because the cashier was super friendly.

It wasn't terrible but it wasn't great. I had the pad kee Mao with chicken level 4 spicy. There was no spice, I didn't even feel a little kick. Noodles were soft. Too much bell peppers to "fill" the plate. Flavor was heavy on the fish sauce. I will probably give them one more try before saying I'll never come back.

The basil fried rice were good and the lychee punch is good as wellI like it would try again

Super yummy! Will definitely come back.Noodles are perfect, beef is thin but chewy (not a fan) but overall so delicious especially with the peanut on top.(I eat my noodles with no bean sprouts but they come with it)

I met a friend here for lunch and it was cool to have so many options. I went for a Thai style dish and was not disappointed. Clean, bright and buzzing with people. A cool spot for sure!

I have been hearing a lot about Apsara and how good it was which has made me wanting to try it out. I've never had Cambodian cuisine and was excited to try it. Finally made some time to get the the food court at ATS to try this place out and it was worth it. The peach lychee juice and the Thai tea were tasty. We ordered the beef pad see ew with level 3 spice. Spice level was perfect for my daughter. I tried her dish and thought it was better than the pad see ew from my favorite Thai restaurant. I had the Shrimp Lort Cha with level 2 spice. That was the perfect level for me and my mom. A slight kick but not overpowering for my tastebuds. This was my fave dish out of the three we ordered. My mom ordered the Twa Ko combo and the Khmer sausage was delicious. I was not going to try the papaya salad because I tried it once years ago and not like it at all. I thought I didn't like papaya salad, but it turns out that I just had a really bad one that first time and I have been missing out. The papaya salad here has me wanting to try it out at other restaurants because I think I now know what it is supposed to taste like! You order at the counter and they bring you the food to the table. The ladies working tonight were very friendly and the food came out piping hot and fresh. And it was pretty quick. Overall, it was good food and good service!

Best Thai tea in town. Not too sweet, and strong tea flavor. Their pad thai was also very good. Portions were big as well.