Thai Fusion

Incredible service, was offered a complimentary bowl of miso soup and it was wonderful.I ordered the lunch combo, which consisted of a spicy tuna roll and chicken pad thaiand both were excellent. The owner was incredibly polite and attentive. The restaurant is also incredible clean and well decorated. Come here!

What a nice surprise stop. Restaurant was open and so clean. Decorations made it nicer than expected from outside. Food - awesome! Shrimp was cooked to perfection. Could not have asked for a tastier bite. Service - very polite and friendly.While we are lunch, take out orders popular too. I actually prefer sitting inside since it was so enjoyable.A definite must stop off route 64.

The food was really great. I had red curry with steamed tofu. I requested mild+ and it was perfect. The tofu was delicate and tasty. My husband's Pad Ka Paow was ordered mild. He said he got a spicy bite, but I couldn't detect any heat. He said it had a really good flavor. It was packed with veggies and chicken. We both ate every bite it was so good. The gyoza were so so. We ordered mango sticky rice for dessert and waited at least 15 minutes for it. It's still grand opening, so some delays are expected. The mango was perfect but the rice was meh. Other than the long wait for dessert service was outstanding. Our waitress was kind and helpful, and drink refills were quick. The ambiance is much improved and the annoying video loop is gone. We will be back soon.

Food, service, location, and restaurant vibe are quality and convenient. It's a bit expensive but super flavorful and never disappoints.

Excellent Thai and Sushi!! We try to go here often. The service is good and I like their music playlists as well.

Tidy, clean, and tastefully decorated. Highly recommend the food, everything was delicious. And easy to order gluten and dairy free! Service was helpful and kind. I'll be back.

This is a renewed Thai restaurant after the old owners returned to Thailand. I have been at the older establishment before, but first time with this new ownership. The restaurant is in a suburban strip mall with poor walkability scores, nothing unusual in these parts. What that means is that one has to be there on intent, from haircut, to footwear, to Target, Marshall's, and Office Depot, and the biggest anchor, Home Depot. The shops are in 4 different collections. This Thai restaurant shares neighboring space with Oh Charley's, an American restaurant, and a corner Starbucks, among others. So, I am visited intentionally. I wanted a spicy Thai meal, and I did not want to drive further to the city which has very good competing restaurants. First impression when you walk in. The entrance renewal means the fake but interesting previous Thai food display is gone, opening up the room but no re purposing of the extra space. There is a small hostess podium there now but again, it is not constantly "manned" as the entrance is monitored by staff from the sushi counter straight on. The layout is otherwise unchanged and the furniture is the same.The service is efficient and quick enough as I was seated immediately at lunch hour. Water service was quick, no lemon was offered, and I did not need them to make any extra run. I had no frills, and ordered a curry dish that comes with white rice. The food quality is fresh, and tasty, and yes, tastes as it is supposed to. Everything looks clean and efficient if certainly utilitarian.You can see the dish and the rice amount below. The rice was about a cup, and the curry dish was shallower than what it may look. All this was just enough for me being on diet. But for $18+tax, this amount of food is a slap in the face. For other restaurants another 10-15 mins down route 60, one can avail of food that can be well shared by 2 adults, or 1 adult who will have enough leftover for a second lunch, or sometimes even dinner. But here, this is all you get. Another cup of rice would be about $2 extra, but there wouldn't be additional enough curry to go with it unless you order another plate. I travel the world, and I love to sample restaurants, both inexpensive as well as reasonably expensive. In the restaurant business, I see an American trend of never compromising quantity for price. The location matters, which as I have said above, this is no large city walkability vibe. So I cannot consciously connect the price, and value here. What did I pay for, vs. what did I get. I support local business and am not going to ding one either. Remember, the food is good. But for the price, and the fact that you are here with a car, a drive about 15 mins down can give you favorable quantity and price. This should be an easy fix for the owners. Make your own choices and interpretation.

This is a new to me restaurant so this was my first time going here. They were having live music and the lady that I believe was the owner said that this was the first time they had done anything like that. They were a little overwhelmed with the crowd that was there but they got our orders right and the food was good. We had a great waitress who, even though she had a lot of tables , took great care of us. The restaurant itself was clean and modern and had plenty of seating. The menu has Thai and Japanese entrees with sushi and plenty of appetizer choices. The only negative and it's a slight negative, is I felt the price was a tad high for the portion of food. I will definitely go back to try some of the other offerings!!

One of my favorite Thai restaurants around. Amazing flavor full food and great service.

Outstanding Thai food especially the drunken noodles, massaman curry, and mango with sweet sticky rice. We ordered take-out and it was ready exactly when they said it would be ready.