Thai Spoon

The Thai Basil with ground chicken is like an explosion of flavors in your mouth. The meat to veggie ratio of their dishes are spot on. Dine in service can take a while at times but that's to be expected at most places so it doesn't bother me. To-go orders are prompt and egficThe prices are very reasonable.

Went here and there was no one there to greet us or invite us to sit down. We were all waiting about 10 minutes than left. Didn't get to try the food because no one would sit us down. This was about 2 hours before listed closing time. Won't return to try the food if this is an indication of what to expect.

This is Thai food at its BEST! It's not much as far as appearances and most of the people were for pickup orders but I decided to take a break and relax a little by eating in. The server was very good & knowledgeable about the menu items to near perfection and had great recommendations. I originally wanted to try the drunken noodles but changed my mind to the Bomb Chicken instead...TOTALLY AWESOME DISH! It was absolutely delicious and PERFECTLY DONE! It was a full flavor and the level of spice (#2) was spot on. ILL DEFINITELY TRY THE DRUNKEN NOODLES NEXT TIME...!

Ordered to go and got the chicken drunken noodles, pork spicy eggplant and the papaya saladService: 5/5 food came out pretty quicklyAmbiance: 3/5Price: 5/5 pretty inexpensive for ThaiFood: 4/5 The papaya salad was ok but the drunken noodles were great. I got 2/3 spiciness though I think I would have gotten 3 instead. There were surprisingly a lot of vegetables in the drunken noodles since most spots just do mostly noodles. The spicy eggplant was also good

the pad Thai was saccharine and quite tasteless. that's probably why there was a bug in it. the vegetables were also not very fresh. the chicken red curry that was also ordered was good. they did apologise and did not put it on the bill.

We still order from this place, every other week. Consistently good food, the green curry is still full of flavor.

Good and service is wonderful! Sticky mango rice and the coconut cake will have you licking your fingers

We had six people with us and I have eaten lots of Thai food and this was the worst. The service was bland yes or no answers when you order a diet beverage or a Coke they fill it up with a can so you have to pay $2.50 per drink no refills. The restaurant was empty at lunchtime. We were just traveling through town and I wouldn't recommend. Also, while they had a chili oil, there was nothing spicy to put in our food.

Wow. This was just a bad experience all around. First, I wanted to sit down, but there was no hostess and no greeting with just a line for takeout. Finally, I got someone's attention and they said sit anywhere. The first booth I tried had a giant pot hole almost to the floor. No real menus and the QR code menu was not working very well. I just told the waitress to bring me some fried dumplings and a Pad Thai with a Singha beer. She told me "they really didn't have any beer right now " which was weird because the table tent listed wines and beers they normally sell. I expected the dumplings to be steamed and then pan fried on one side as is traditional, but these had been through the deep fryer and basically tasted like any fried dough. These were certainly not traditionally nor goodSpeaking in non-traditional and not good, the Pad Thai was overcooked and over sauced into overwhelming gelatinous mass. The noodles lacked any real separation or al dente bite. There were no basil leaves, very little if any egg, and the chicken was way over cooked. After asking for and receiving my check, all my dirty dishes remained in the table even though there was only one other table who was finished. If this is some of the best Thai food in the Triangle, I may have to give up one of my favorite cuisines. This is inedible.

Another disappointment for Thai restaurants in Durham. I really having a hard time to find a good Thai food here. The food is not good at all. I ordered the Pad Z Ew, the chicken was way overcooked to the point you can't even eat them. All you can taste on the noodles is sweet which I never have it taste like that before. The wonton in the soup tastes like they poured bunch of soy sauce to marinate the meats and that's all you can taste. Prices are high just like other restaurants nowadays.