Indo Asian Street Eatery

My husband and I came here because of the astounding reviews. We both love Thai, and wanted to give this a shot for date night. I walked in and asked for a table for two and the host said she would clean one for me while I used the restroom. My husband walked in shortly after and did not get helped for some time. They finally sat him. We then sat for about 10 minutes and no one came over to grab a drink order. The restaurant was not particularly busy. 6 tables occupied for 2 wait staff. I then had to flag the bartender to ask if we could order food. Someone then came over and took our order. The food came out quickly and yes, the food was delicious. We started with the chive buns and I loved them! Browned and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The drinks were also very yummy. My husband got the pad see ew, no broccoli because he is not a huge fan of Chinese broccoli. It was pretty bland and dry. I got the miso salmon and it was incredible. I loved every bite, and the salmon was cooked perfectly. We then had to flag someone else down to get our check. The only reason for the 3 star is because of the service. For a Sunday it was not very busy, and for myself to have to flag someone down on two occasions, not great. The table that sat next to us had the same issue. They ended up having to flag someone down to get their orders going about 15 min after they were sat.

EAT HERE!! Food is delicious!! Khao Soi with fried tofu and Miso-glazed Salmon are my go-tos! both are so good! i would highly recommend.i have also tried the lettuce cups which are also good but standouts are the two above for me. they do a good job of having an array of different asian dishes...korean, thai, japanese, chinese flavors/inspos which make it easily finding something for every one in the party to enjoy! i've only eaten to go from here because it's usually packed and currently they don't take reservations (only first come first serve for seating) but i would love to sit in one day. it looks like a mid century modern with industrial accents and i would like to enjoy the amazing food in this ambiance soon! i'll update when i do :) till then, happy eating!

I wanted to like this place but it was underwhelming. I'll start with the good points. SERVICE. The service was great. The staff were nice, pleasant, attentive without hovering. AMBIENCE. Nice, casual and clean place. Deco was appealing. BUT with all that the FOOD was just so-so. The som tum (papaya salad) was bland, the coffee tasted burnt and bitter, the calamari was okay and the khao nam tod was also just okay. I will say that their ingredients for their food seemed fresh. I don't think we will be coming back.

Went today at 4:30. Very few people inside. I asked to be seated by the window and red headed guy said "that's reserved for larger groups". I said "but no one is in here. It's early," then he said "well how fast can you eat." I showed him how fast we can eat. I left. Went next door. Had the booth of my choice and left a really good tip. I frequent this place maybe twice a month. No more. Next door was great.

Cute medium sized establishment with nice service. The food was very flavorful and more on the spicy side. The Korean wings had a very interesting taste to them - almost like a red soda flavor. The katsu was a big portion, you could probably share it with someone else. Veggie spring rolls were yummy. I would come back.

This restaurant is the most amazing little gem. We had the best customer service from Allan. He made great recommendations and was very on top of getting us drink refills, napkins and anything else we may have needed. The food came out timely too and it was delicious! I will definitely come back here to eat again.

After hearing a lot of good things about this restaurant, I finally checked this place out as I am in the area. I went with 2 other friends for an early dinner, around 4pm, and there was ample seating, but it got busy really quickly by the time it reached 5pm. We shared 2 appetizers and 2 entrees - pork fresh spring rolls, pork belly yakitori, chicken katsu curry, and Khao Soi chicken. The pork fresh spring rolls was a great starter - it comes with a dipping sauce that is lightly spicy and complements well with the spring roll. The spring roll had a good amount of pork and lettuce, all of which are indeed fresh. The pork belly yakitori had a good meat to fat ratio - not too fatty but also there is enough fat to bring forth the flavor. There is hoisin sauce and kimchi on the side that further enhances the flavor, but it is not necessary to add to the pork belly as it is flavorful enough alone. The chicken katsu curry was decent, above average. It was not out of the ordinary but enjoyable enough. The Khao Soi chicken had noodles with al dente texture and lots of vegetables. The curry soup is very fragrant and the leftover rice mixed with the soup made a nice finish to the entrees.I personally got the Singapore Sling - which came with a shark cup! I always love gin-based cocktails and this one also hits the spot both flavor-wise and presentation-wise. For $14, this is one of the better deal cocktails I have enjoyed in a restaurant around the area. Service is excellent. Water refills are frequent as they switch up the water jugs whenever they were almost empty. The waitress was friendly and had some small talk, and liked how we take lots of pictures. It was unexpected that she gave us an extra bowl of rice and also free dessert - mango sticky rice + coconut gelato which I highly recommend as the dessert was not too sweet but at the same time refreshing and very fruity. Even without the freebies, this still stands as a solid 5 stars for the food and the service!

I'm back! Post-Covid my standards have changed. Bottom end prices have gone way up while good restaurants haven't gone up as much. The service is still excellent. Based on my experience, there is zero they need to do better. Nice people and attentive without being obtrusive. The decor is just right. It's the right amount of dark. You don't feel you're in a Scandinavian cafeteria, nor does it have the 70's vibe where you feel you need to sit with your back to the wall. My one complaint is to add some cushions. I'm not in church! And fix the damaged QR codes...The most important part is the food. I had the Chicken Katsu Curry. It looked exactly like the photo on their menu. That's the first time in my life. Allegedly it was supposed to be very spicy, it didn't feel spicy, but after I finished there was a slight tingle to my lips, so maybe some people will need a glass of milk. Dunno. I thought it was perfect. Not almost, it was perfect. Now put it in perspective of what it costs to eat at McDonalds and it's heavenly. (Cue the angels.)Try coming at least once in your life.

The lettuce wrap was really good. But that's all. The banh-mi was burnt. The tea was hot water in a kettle with a tea bag. The plate they provided was not clean. The table was too small.

I've visited a few times & everything I've tried has been so delicious! Fresh spring rolls, pork & shrimp dumplings, pad Thai, green curry & Korean kimchi bbq bowl, etc!