Ruby Thai Kitchen

Rebranded to Basil Thai, but couldn't find a page for the new name. Never thought I'd be recommending folks eat at a mall food court, but this spot took my ceiling for mall food and soared right through it.We were pursuing the mall food court after a long visit to meow wolf and deciding against the 2 hour wait at rain forest cafe. I came in expecting a thoroughly mediocre meal, but my eyes were instantly attracted to the peanut butter chicken on their menu.The dish was exactly what it sounds like, a ton of chicken and broccoli smothered in a delicious and spicy peanut butter sauce. The quality was as at the level of a stellar sit down meal, and came at food court prices. Any time I see a mall food court I'll instantly be transported to this meal and be sad I'm not currently eating itThe made to order menu has a lot of interesting dishes that are far better suited to a traditional Thai restaurant than a mall food court, so I will absolutely be back here if I ever find myself at this mall againWhile I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and think it's a great value, I wouldn't make a trip to the mall just to eat here. It's a stellar option if you happen to be at the mall, but you can probably find similar quality Thai elsewhere in Dallas

Thai-inspired CHINESE-style fast-food.Their food's better than the Cajun Grill next door but that's a low bar- food's okay at best. Best item is spicy basil chicken. Mango/pineapple chicken ain't fresh but tastes alright. Avoid the noodles. AVOID the beef, shrimp or any drinks cause they're rip-offs.

Food is awesome and friendly staff. Great flavor and experience overall! I loved the soup and the fried rice with chicken and broccoli

It's my first time eating here at Ruth Thai Kitchen love there food.its amazing they let me try 3 different kind of chicken all 3 are delicious.Very friendly. If you are in grapevine mall don't forget to check this place out.

Very delicious the mango chicken has the right amount of sweetness and the teriyaki has the right amount of sauce on it

It was my second experience and was equally content with my options. The grilled chicken was a sweet chicken that was marinated and serve without a tang. There were several chunks that I found to be too soft as if they were made of tofu. It didn't feel right in texture to me but the rest were good. It may be too sweet for most for a large portion. I wouldn't suggest double meat of this. I would at least get the pepper or mango and pair them with the fried rice. The noodles were too oily. The rice was on the drier side which goes 50/50 with patrons. Luckily the scoops of meat have enough juice/sauce to balance it. The price is fair.

Stopped after successfully being intercepted by one the worker who presented me with a free tasting.. Needless to say that I was a sucker and bought some food... Nothing stood out The name says that its a Thai restaurant but it tasted more Chinese than thai.. I got a lot of meat for 5.99.

Dis place is da bomb. Lady hooked us with some mango chicken. Least to say she FILLED our plate with food. It was really satisfying. Way better than Panda Express. This place serves more or less Asian style food, not Thai.

As an Asian, I really like their food. Maybe it's not traditional Thai food, but it's traditional Asian food. I ordered seafood noodle soup, it tasted really goo to me, the broth is very flavorful. I will try more noodle soup whenever I got chance to be here.

The definitely did not "Curry" my favor. I never go here because they bombard/borderline harass you with samples and questions. Every time I say "I just want to look", yet I'm still getting samples shoved in my face. I mean, that's great and all but I just want to see what you have and make up my mind. I'm already at the counter, you have my business if you just chill out. I usually go somewhere else after the third "No". I'm not the only person, this literally happens every hour. People just walk because it's too much to deal with.They rarely have a line, so what's the rush?