Sabaidee Cafe

All I could do is look up and around at the beautiful way the restaurant was put together. The waiter was Uber friendly and was very attentive. The Red Curry was one of the best I've had in a long time. Whenever I'm in the area I most definitely have to come back.

Okay I'm rating this five stars but it does historically take a really long time to pick up so I'd highly recommend ordering AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. The new expanded space is really cool (I haven't been here in ages before my last visit so I have no idea when that happened - I don't live in Tennessee anymore). The food here is insanely good. While Pad Thai Cafe is still my favorite Thai and/or Lao spot in Mboro Sabaidee is really really something special. Several Thai/Lao specialty dishes here that I haven't really seen in the states at other spots. Food is awesome. Also the green tea is delicious so I'd also recommend that.

Came here on a rainy day craving some soupy noodles and they had just what I needed. Ordered the duck noodle soup, which tasted like a richer version of pho with egg noodles. Plenty of Asian fusion food options on the menu. Modern and clean space with friendly service and easy parking!

They're a great family owned business with great food. Priced well, great food and great service!

The food here is legit. The restaurant is clean and open. It feels casual but new. I have been to many of the Thai and Laotian restaurants in the greater Nashville area and this one stands it ground toward the top. The ingredients, style, and flavors are unique and of quality. The service was good as well. I enjoyed my hot and sour soup and red curry greatly. I look forward to trying more menu items.

Best drunken noodles in Murfreesboro! We have heard nothing but good things about this place for a while and finally decided to give it a try and we are so happy we did. We got a wide variety of the appetizers and enjoyed all of them! The only complaint was the kitchen was a little slow that evening but the taste of the food made up for it. We will definitely be back.

I really enjoy coming here! I always order the chicken and broccoli here and I always have leftovers. We also order some beef spring rolls and they are my absolute favorite. We come here at least once a month!

Shame on me for allowing four years to pass since my last visit to SaBaiDee Café. Saw their post on FB of "It's just me & my mom in the kitchen" and had to go visit. When I walked in the place was humming and the ladies were running a marathon taking care of a packed house. I was seated at the only table left and KK got me a water and Beer Lao while I looked over the menu. Decided on the Spring Roll with shrimp and peanut sauce and the dish Khao Mun Gai. The Spring Rolls are huge, taste garden fresh, and the peanut sauce combined with the roll...perfect! I thought the dish was one roll...you get TWO for $6...darn near a meal all in themselves and I made both disappear! The Khao Mun Gai was a new dish to me and I'm glad I listened to suggestion and gave it a shot. The slices of poached chicken were so tender and when dipped in the ginger chili sauce...POW! Yes...the ginger chili sauce has some spicy, but you control how much so you can either taste the zing or sweat through each bite. The sauce reminds me of an Indian tomato sauce I've had before, interesting how cultures can merge or cross. The different parts of this dish all add to the flavors, but the jasmine sticky rice is so good and the cucumbers help cool the zing. The broth is unusual, chicken based, but the inclusion of the halved cherry tomato and onions changes the flavor into a very satisfying consommé. This meal was fantastic and the service from all four of the ladies was very appreciated. It won't be four years till my next visit here!

Just came out of surgery and wanted some hot noodle soup, so I ordered this dish Khao Piek because the Pork Belly in the picture looked yummy. Turned out the picture lied, this dish doesn't come with pork belly, just noodles, chicken, and soup. I know I will read the description before I order next time.

I really am at a loss of what just happened. I took my husband out for his birthday, along with my four year old grandson. This was my husband's choice of restaurant, his fav Thai food in town. We were just finishing eating, when my grandson accidentally knocked the pepper shaker off the table, breaking it. I want to stress, he was quietly eating, not acting out. He hit it with his elbow, and it fell. When our server brought our check, he informed us that the manager was charging us for the shaker. I just stared, not really knowing what to say, finally coming out with ok. The server amended our check to reflect the additional charge ($5.00). I would not have a problem at all with paying for the broken shaker if my grandson was acting out and misbehaving, but that is not the case.I worked in the restaurant industry for almost 40 years, and unfortunately these types of incidents are just part of doing business. I hope Sabaidee can learn from this experience and not lose any additional customers.