O'Char Thai

O'Char is one of our go-tos in the Crossroads mall food court. Self-ordering kiosks make it super easy, or you can order through the website (it's the same system as the kiosks) which is nice when you're out and want to order ahead. Being a mall food court, not sure I can say much about the ambiance except that it's fairly close to the entrance facing Edgeworks so it's convenient. The food is solid and portions are large, so it's usually a hit with our kids, they usually share some Pad Thai or fried rice. The staff is nice and are usually quick to prepare the food.

This place is amazing especially if you consider the speed, variety of food (at the food court) and quality. It is more like 3.5 stars but a solid place to satisfy your craving for Thai/noodles. Super casual and by far the busiest counter at the food court. The pad kee mao (basil rice noodles) with tofu was good. More like a place for everyday meal vs special meal. I would be back to try the combo with doesn't have pad Thai.

Raw chicken next to cooked food on the public counter. Gloves not being used. Not sure how they have an excellent food rating with the county with all these clear unsanitary practices. Not eating here!

What a pleasant surprise at the Crossroads food court. They cooked everything to order. This did cause us quite a wait, but the food was well prepared. I had the veg delight with chicken. I ordered 3 (out of 4) stars, and it was more like 1.5 stars. That said, it was tasty and a generous portion. I got the brown rice, which was a nice option. I also liked the very fresh salad with the tasty dressing. We waited about 20 minutes at lunchtime on a Sunday.

Pretty much what you would expect from a strip mall thai take out spot. But decent flavors and huge portion sizes. They have a great service and the food court area itself is not that bad so the ambience is pretty nice.Plenty of parking and a lot of other businesses and things to do in the area

$14 for mediocre phad see ew? Yeah, no. Take me back to Thailand, please. Okay, I will say that I did just get back from traveling around SE Asia where amazing Asian food will only cost you a few bucks, so I've been spoiled and standards have rose. But shouldn't I like my dinner much more than having lukewarm feelings for it, especially since it was $14? We visited the Crossroads Shopping Center for some errands and decided to check out the food court for dinner. I decided to venture out and try somewhere I hadn't eaten at before; therefore, I was brought to O'Char Thai. O'Char Thai has been at Crossroads forever. And every time I'm at the food court here, O'Char seems to be the food vendor that's always busy. I ordered the phad see ew with chicken and two-star spice, which didn't take long to get. I was excited for my meal, as peeps could see from the open kitchen the flaming woks at work. It's gotta be good. But, I found the phad see ew to be lackluster. The noodles were fine and sauced up, but there was not a lot of veggies or chicken with this dish in comparison to how much noodles you get. I know it's a noodle dish, but the lack of protein and veggies to the proportion of carbs was beyond off. Also, I ordered this dish with medium spice and it was not spicy at all. This phad see ew was expensive for what it was, which makes me hesitant to check out O'Char again, especially since there are better food options at the Crossroads food court. Or ya know, I could just go back to Thailand.

When you find yourself (a) at Crossroads on a cold day and (b) craving some hot, spicy Thai food, O'Char is a solid option in my opinion. At first I was going to get my standard Pad Thai, but then I noticed they have a Thai noodle soup so I switched over to that. For a very reasonable price, I got this hot bowl of delicious tom yum deliciousness filled with tender rice noodles and topped with jumbo shrimp. The Crossroads food court has so many good options, I usually find myself going to the same ones over and over again, but I'm going to have to add O'Char to my regular rotation. The service was super friendly, too, and FAST!I also appreciated that, if you're not doing take-out, they use real bowls and utensils so there was less waste if I stayed at the food court and ate. Which, of course, I was more than happy to do.

I ordered the Combo C, which included Cashew Nut Chicken, Fried Rice, and Tom Yum soup. All the dishes were incredibly delicious and flavorful. The Cashew Nut Chicken had a perfect balance of textures and flavors, and the Fried Rice was cooked to perfection. The Tom Yum soup was delightfully spicy and tangy, with a wonderful blend of herbs and spices. The staff at O'Char Thai were incredibly friendly. One thing that impressed me was the speed at which our food was prepared and served. Despite the busy location, our order arrived promptly, allowing us to enjoy our meal without any delays.Furthermore, I found the pricing at O'Char Thai to be quite fair, considering the quality and portion sizes of the dishes. It's refreshing to find a restaurant that offers delicious food at reasonable prices. If you're in the mood for tasty Thai cuisine, I highly recommend trying their Combo C or exploring other Combos on their menu.

Got the Pad See Ew, chicken, lvl 3 out of 4 spicy. The noodles were a good texture but the sauce was a bit fishy and the noodles tasted a little eggy. It was a filling dish tho (split it with someone). But I also didn't like how they automatically put a $1 tip when you pay.When did tipping at takeout become the norm?Are they not paying their workers a fair wage?

Very reasonably priced, large portions, and freshly made. Haven't been to Crossroads market in a while. Forgot how versatile the food choices are. Very ethnic