My Thai

I love their red curry and lemongrass tea! It has become one of my favorite spots to have lunch. Plus, you get to pick your level of spicy.

Food was okay but they took so long that I had to cancel some of my order. Not sure I’ll be back.

The food here is genuine Thai! Even their spice is Thai rated! Loved the food and the service! Ordered tom yum goon, Panang curry and pad kee mow! Delicious and spiced perfectly! Server was so cute and sweet… daughter of the chef! Will definitely come again!

Their food is just delicious! And the best spot to get my fix of Thai tea. The employees were just awesome. Couldn’t have asked for more

Really really poor service for our table. The worst ever. They cooked 20 take out orders first, one guy left muttering to me «good luck»

Waitress was super rude! We walked in and man at front told us where to sit and when we sat Waitress very rudely said «this table isn’t ready!» We said «well that man told us to sit here» she was very upset and said fine. Our food was good and didn’t take too long to come out but our Waitress never checked on us again. The bus boy was refilling our drinks and getting us condiments. We asked our bus boy our waitress name and he told us… im not sure if he told her we asked because when she brought the bill she was sweet and smiling *eyeroll* I don’t think I’d come back just because of weird customer service.

Tom khan soup with tofu is my go to, the My Thai salad, house specialty Nom Dtok. They have a good Lunch menu — we like the Pad Thai noodles, spicy eggplant, and the green curry with bamboo & chicken.
They can get really busy for dinner so if you don’t want to wait for a table, and don’t mind being served at the bar seating area, it allows you to watch the kitchen production.
Can’t give it 5 stars yet, as it’s been hit and miss for us. Can’t figure out why it’s not consistent yet. Nice family run restaurant. Good place to bring kids too.

I love that I see how my food is prepared. My friend and I sat at the bar area and the open kitchen is really cool. The food was great and the owner took time to talk to us. The people that work there are very accomodating and really nice. Our food came in no time. Pretty fast actually. I highly recommend their Papaya Salad. I can’t wait to go back and try their Tom Yum and Laab.

There is nothing better than each owner individually coming over, shaking your hand, and sincerely asking how you day was. If you knew my job, and who’s out here this week, you’d know I had a stressful day. Thank you My Thai for always caring and putting so much love into everything. You ARE the best!!!

Clean place, café style seating with nice wooden tables and chairs. Went to lunch on a Monday and not too busy. Parking was close. Lunch menu is like $ 10. or twelve depending on what meat in the dish. Had Pad Thai and it was great. I ordered the shrimp, wife had the chicken. Comes with soup or salad. The hot and sour soup was excellent. Then fried pot stickers $ 7.95 and sauces. Really nice. The Singh Ha (Thai) beer on tap was good. Light lager beer. My only critique is the 4 shrimp were plump, but a little chewy and the Chicken was well cooked too. The noodles, service and presentation excellent. I loved the hot sauce caddy they brought too. Will definitely come back and try more.

I’m not a Thai food expert by any means but I really liked this place.
Showed up about 6:30 on a Sunday and the place was about half full. Interior is casual, nice and clean with an open kitchen. The lights were a little bright for my taste but you can really see how clean the place is so no big deal. They have a few TVs located in the right spots for easy viewing and they put the game I requested on so that was nice. We were greeted and seated by our busser/​host/​water person who was very friendly and personable; he checked on us throughout our meal, brought us this and that as we requested things, and asked if we liked our selections when we had finished. Our server was nice as well although she didn’t check on us that much, didn’t offer dessert, and forgot a side of sticky rice we had ordered but it was fine because we were really full by then. She thanked us as we left.
The food was great! Everything tasted very fresh and had lots of flavor! We had the potstickers (fried) and they were honestly the best I’ve ever had! The chicken satays were good, I really liked the peanut sauce they came with… yum! I had the hot and sour soup (Tom Yum) with chicken and loved it! The broth was delicious and although some people may not care for the large rustic pieces of ingredients in the soup I loved it. The chicken in the soup didn’t have a ton of flavor and the same was true for the pork we had in our drunken noodles but the dishes as a whole were really good! Our least favorite dish was the Laab (chicken) and although it was our least favorite we still thought it was tasty, especially when we ate it with the cabbage it was served with. We also shared the drunken noodles (pork) and the crying tiger (beef). The drunken noodles were excellent but I think we would just order with no meat next time as the pork was kind of plain compared to the rest of the dish. The Crying Tiger which we ordered at a level 5 (the highest) spicy level was delicious, tender slices of beef with the level 5 spicy sauce on the side. The beef was cooked perfectly and had a great flavor even without the sauce which to our surprise was served cold.
Overall I (we) really enjoyed our experience and can’t wait to go back and try some other things. The prices seemed reasonable; it was about $ 80 bucks for two of us just drinking sodas.

This place has a weird customer experience. On Friday night, we walked in at 9.03PM and was rudely told by the cook, «We’re closed.» Um, ok. It would have been an easy $ 30 for a take-​away meal, but whatever. The next night, we again went in for take-​way, and the hostess immediately told us they were on a 30 minute wait. For take-​away? After not seeing her again for 15 minutes, we called in the order. To the guy 3 feet away. It was weird.
30 minutes later, we got our food. I wasn’t too hungry, so I got some egg rolls. They were pretty awful, and it’s hard to mess up eggs rolls. I mean, they were probably frozen; so you just had to fry them. The girls’ pad Thai was horrible – nearly inedible. They could not get chili paste because the cashier told me ‘they guard it closely and you have to buy it.’ I was tired, and he wasn’t smart; so I left it alone. But I have never ordered Thai without a couple of packets of chili paste.
The ambiance seemed normal; nothing out of the ordinary.
Go through my reviews, and I rarely (if ever) give one star. My Thai earned every bit of the one star through customer experience and horrid food.

So disappointed. Last night, my husband and I were craving a nice bowl of Tom Kha soup. We got it to go and brought it home. It was very tasty, so much so, that I wanted it again today. It is expensive; $ 14.00 buys you the equivalent of two average size bowls of soup.
I was looking forward to enjoying another bowl of soup for dinner. This batch consisted of approximately 90% cheap raw onions. For 7 bucks a bowl, I expect some mushrooms and chicken. Last nights bowl had plenty of both. This bowl had ZERO mushrooms and barely any chicken. Not even tasty with the overwhelming taste of raw onion.
They lost what was going to be great customers. I’ll have to find another Thai restaurant. Dang.