Thai Cuisine

Some of the food is ok, but it's not consistent quality and a couple times it's been inedible and they don't do anything about it. Dining in, the service is terrible and there is more ambiance inside a McDonald's. They barely give you any sauce for the fried calamari and charge $1 for half a teaspoon more. They are not careful with food allergies and I had a reaction this last time due to cross contamination. I love Thai food so I've given this place too many tries. Multiple times she has also charged me for food I didn't order and when I've told her one order of rice, she always brings out two anyway, says no, keep it, it's ok, and charges me $3.50 for it. That is the last time I'm going there. I'll just have to drive to Modesto when I want Thai food.

Worst wonton soup I've ever tasted in my life. The broth was horrible because it tasted like sweet water. It is not the traditional savory wonton soup broth, not even close. They delivered it with the broth in one container and it was supposed to be chicken wonton soup with no broccoli. They gave me a separate container that had some wontons and slices of pork, which I don't eat it should've been chicken, broccoli, other veggies, and this mushy crumbly topping like a nutty breaded topping that they sprinkle on top which there was no mention of that menu or in the photos. I think it had nuts in it it did not belong anywhere here and they sprinkled it all over the top of all of the ingredients. I could eat it the whole thing one in the garbage because I don't eat nuts, I would never order from there again at least not the wonton soup! If you're looking for traditional wonton soup, I don't recommend this place.

First time here, the waitress was kind and helpful. The ambiance is fine, they have several cute tchotchke in the window. My favorite is the water bottles on top of the little stands. I thought it was cute and slightly funny! I think the stands were elephants or something. But it tickled me because it had the illusion of being regular sized bottles tucked into the stands, but it was little water bottles on top. :)The dining area is clean and quaint. Although, she did ask us to move because someone had just finished eating where we first sat, right before us, and she had not had a chance to clean yet. I thought that was a little odd and slightly unprofessional. She could have wiped the table while we sat there, instead of making us move. Other than that she was nice, smiled a lot, and answered our questions about the menu. There was only two other patrons together inside the restaurant. We were in between lunch and dinner. When I asked for a lunch menu, she said no, then she said she didn't have one.I forgot to mention: the entrée (penang) showed up about 15-20 minutes BEFORE the appetizer (satay)! The chicken satay shown in photo was like a roasted or deep fried chicken. It is different than any other satay I have had before. It had a pleasant smell and taste. The peanut sauce was decent. The prices of things were really high. Extra peanut sauce is $1.50 more, I'm not sure how much you receive in the extra amount. The large rice was $5.99 (for 2-3 people), compared to the small rice for $2.50. (NOT even enough for one person who is hungry) We opted for the small. The chicken panang was different than what I have had before. It had lots of veggies that don't normally come in panang: (standard) carrots, red & green bell peppers, and zucchini, (plus additional veggies) mushroom, baby corn/cornlets, bamboo/bamboo shoots, green beans, and water chestnut. The addition I like the best was mushrooms. I could do without the rest, but none of it was listed on the menu.The hotness level was supposed to be medium or 5 out of 10. It wasn't that hot considering I am a wimp when it comes to spices. It was a little bland. The portion size was ok to smaller than average, it didn't have enough chicken to warrant the price.Overall take on the situation: I might come back if we are in the area. The experience was just alright (Not terrible, but not stellar). I would rather stick with my favorite Thai restaurant in downtown Modesto.

The best soup when you're feeling under the weather. Ordered through door dash and they separated all the ingredients from the broth. Will definitely order again!

Our food tasted good! The person serving was super nice and helpful! The restaurant is older, but seemed clean and inviting! My wife had the Basil Stir Fry (not pictured) and asked for mild, which she got. It would have been better with a bit more spice (next time...)

Food is just ok. Needs more customer service training. I really want to like this place!

My co workers and I Used to order from JuJus all the time, they were awesome. Today we ordered from thai cuisine first time and the food wasn't great but even worse was the service.My order was messed up and my co worker who picked up the orders for our workplace was overcharged. She talked to the lady working there bt got yelled at. I was ok to eat basil fried rice instead of plain one til I saw it had bits of beef in it not only chicken. I don't eat beef. We took my food back and the man at thai cuisine said he will make correct order for me. I explained to him I took late lunch so that's why we went back then and not sooner. He was nice about it but the lady came out and yelled at me and my co worker. She told my co worker that was being disruptive in the morning when my co worker asked about why she was over charged (never got her money back). The lady who works there was very rude, wouldn't listen to us and was literally yelling at us and was taunting the whole time the guy made new order for me. Instead of accepting her mistake and apologizing or at most being accommodating, she yelled. We clearly told her from now on we won't be taking our business there. We used to order from JuJus 2 to 3 times a month but this new management is horrible. Can't believe someone would act and talk to their customer in such a way. Very disappointed

The food is always a hit and service is great! I've never been let down by any of the appetizers, entrees, or desserts that we've ordered: chicken chow mein, wonton soup, orange chicken, pineapple fried rice, spring rolls, mango sticky rice.The staff are so friendly, helpful, attentive, and always smiling. Service is also pretty quick!The only downside is that they do not have much (if any) AC going so in the summer it can get quite hot inside.

I was hesitant on coming here after seeing some negative reviews, I was such a fan of JuJu's but this place was really good. I ordered chicken pad Thai with a Thai tea and it was all super delicious. The woman that helped me was super friendly and thankful. I will definitely be returning.

Under New Management!!Food was incredible....coming from a thai food enthusiast LOL. We ordered drunken noodles, tom yum soup, basil fried rice and spring rolls. I have to say, I had low expectations coming into the restaurant & the food definitely exceeded them. We left nothing on the plate....10/10 food. The service was FAST, the minute we ordered, she had already asked the cook to make the apps. Owners, if you are reading this, definitely change the menu style. It was hard to read and very compact. As far as the ambiance, I advise looking into better lights in the front of the room where the worker stand behind the table. It is currently white light, possibly dimmer lighting could be better. It can be an eye sore for customers looking straight into the light. However, everything else was great. Keep it up.