“Hole in the wall Thai restaurant. Traditional flavors that hit all the right notes. I've been to tons of Thai restaurants all over the United States and this place is by far one of the greatest of all time. Reasonably priced and dishes pack a huge punch. Don't let the decor or location fool you, this place is worth checking out. I've been here twice in the past 2 weeks lol. Servers are always nice and food comes out PIPING HOT. Pro tip, ask for dishes spicier if you can hang and ask for with the spice rack to add an extra kick!“
“Peanut sauce as usual was fantastic (with fresh vegetable rolls). Brussels sprouts were yummy. The only low point was the lamb chops. They were tiny and you only got 3 and they were charred. Everything else got hobbled up and the presentation, as usual, was stunning!“
“Our first time here and a great experience! Food was fabulous and very nice environment and friendly staff! Food tasted very fresh, especially the noodles! Surprised it wasn’t that busy on a Saturday lunch time, but hopefully the word of the mouth gets around fast and more people get to experience this place. Good luck!“
“Our lunches, both Mango salads, were vibrant & fresh, packed with flavor, three plump shrimp and beautifully presented with a gorgeous purple flower. Will be getting cravings for this again very soon and all summer long. We are so looking forward to trying all of their dishes, they all looked incredible as we were making our way out of this elegant restaurant. Be sure to put enough money in your meter before entering the restaurant ($2.50 per hour). The fine (it is a private lot) is hefty.“
“So delicious!!! My family loves thai food, and while this place may not look big or bustling on the outside, it is amazing. The indoor dining area is quant and small, so there may only be around 5 tables available. We were seated quickly, and the waiters were very kind. The food was absolutely wonderful. We are big fried rice lovers, and it did not disappoint. 100% worth a visit.“
“This place was so good! Some of the best yellow curry I have ever had. Full of flavor and super fresh. It’s a family run place and you can sense that with the quality of food and the level of service. If I wasn’t from out of town I’d be back in a heartbeat.“
“I've been coming to this restaurant for more than 10 years. Great service, friendly waitresses/waiter, nice and clean restaurant, authentic Thai food. Ordered tom kha chicken soup, chicken satay, pad see ew, green curry and Thai basil chicken. All tasted good. They even packed our leftovers at the end. If you love your food to be Thai spicy, let them know (request a 5 star spiciness). Definitely a great Thai restaurant to eat in San Ramon.“
“Plearn Thai Palace is very traditional this place with nice Thai food. They have their Singha beer, one can enjoy while eating spicy food.The restaurant is small in seating but seems to be popular for take outs.Vegetarian options: YesDietary restrictions: Food for allParking: Street parking or near the libraryWheelchair accessibility: Yes“
“Very friendly service, good food, reasonable prices and a nice atmosphere. They do both Thai and Japanese menus including sushi and sashimi. Excellent value lunch deals during the week. I particularly like the yellow curry and orange peel chicken. My kids love the poke bowl.Vegetarian options: Most dishes are available with tofu in place of meat protein.“
“I was in the mood for Thai so I ordered 11th Tiger for delivery- first time I've tried them. I have a favorite Thai dish - Kua Gai (or as it's called in Thailand, Guay Tiew Kua Gai). Its a noodle dish very similar to Pad See Ew. It's a very common street food in Thailand, but difficult to find in the US especially the West Coast. And most places that do have it, it's not that good. So I was pleasantly surprised to find in on 11th Tiger's menu. I got it with chicken which is traditional (Gai actually means chicken, so ordering any other protein isn't really accurate) - and was not disappointed. This was delicious and now that I know they have it, I'll for sure be a regular customer. I also got Cashew Nut Chicken which is my other go-to Thai dish and this one was just about right. Lots of Thai places carry this, and I wouldn't say it's the best I've had. But definitely good enough to satisfy the craving when I get it. It was a little pricey over Doordash, so I'll try in person next time. If you like Thai noodles, I highly recommend the Kua Gai. IMO better than the more well known dishes.“
“OMG! This is the first time me and my coworker have been here and damn are we super excited about this GEM! We came from across the street and it is such a game changer. Told my other coworker that we wanted Thai and she suggested we come here instead. She said it is a bit pricey, but says that the flavors are there compared to others she's tried around Concord (mind you our office moved from Alameda). She did not disappoint us at all and we ordered 3 lunch specials and half it within us. The best decision we ever made, when it came to not knowing what to eat and wanting to try it all - LOL! Satay chicken was really juicy and tender and the amount of flavor on here was really good. We also ate the curry noodles with chicken, chicken basil and sweet and sour chicken (not pictured because we ate it LOL and yes we order ALL chicken). I will say out of all 3 of these, the basil chicken and the curry combined together on my plate was honestly the best I've had. The basil chicken has thee perfect amount of spice added to it. It was like a perfect hot cheeto spice - LOL that's how I tell people how spicy things are. The Thai ice tea THOUGH, was the best I've ever had. The Thai tea was light and not super sweet at all. I don't usually drink Thai tea because every location is waaay too sweet for me, so I always pass on drinking it. But my coworker who directed us here said to try it and I am super happy that I did. I will literally only come here for the Thai tea - LOL. Don't get me wrong. I don't know what or how authentic Thai food should, but I will say this place has the same vibe and energy in their food that you would find in SF, over here. And I will tell you now, that we usually go to SF or a hole in the wall in Oakland just because everyone knows Contra Costa area doesn't have much options for Thai. But this place definitely has my support now.“
“I had eaten at this restaurant several years ago when I was in town to see family. It was a memorable experience then, so I was very happy to get together with my family and friends for dinner.We ordered some Lady Fingers and Calamari for appetizers, followed by Tom Yum Soup.For our main dishes we had the Crab Fried Rice, Pad Thai, Pumpkin Curry (chicken), Pad Prik King (pork), and Sizzling Seafood Platter. The food was amazing and we inhaled everything. It was fresh and moderately spicy, just how I like it.For dessert, we shared a couple of Mango with Sticky Rice. A perfect finish to our meal.I was so glad it was as I remembered from years ago.“
“First time at Vanda Thai last night. Ordered green curry with tofu, chicken satay and fresh rolls. We chose two orders of fresh rolls, and each was HUGE. Big mistake, although they were quite good. We were almost full after finishing one of the two orders between us. No mint, which is a bummer. A little mint goes a long way. FRESH ingredients! The sauce was the same peanut sauce that came with the satay. It was good and appropriate, although we prefer a rice vinegar-based sauce. Next time, we'll go with one order of fresh rolls and split it between us. The green curry was delicious. A little too much salt for our taste, but it was not heavy handed and probably perfect for most customers. We're already planning for chicken instead of tofu on our next visit. The chicken satay was pretty standard, and had a little salt as well. Salt on satay is not necessary, but this was, again, not overpowering. Just a hint. Everything was FRESH, and prices are quite reasonable. Service was great.“
“Amazing Thai cuisine experience! Server was extremely friendly, helpful and prompt. I was surprised how authentic of food . As a Thai who live far away from home, this place could fill my heart. I love Som tum and Pad see ew. If you like traditional Thai spicy , tell the server they won’t disappoint you. Or if you are new to Thai food, let them know they have great suggestions. Bathroom is very clean, restaurant is very clean and decor.I highly recommend Love Thai restaurant.“
“This is my favorite Thai restaurant in Danville! I lovvvve all of their dishes ! Excellent quality of fresh ingredients and delicious! I tried all the Thai restaurants in Danville , San Ramon, Dublin and this place is the place to be! The best!“
“Great presentation, amazing taste and large selection of vegetarian options. Loved this place for the drinks and quick service. I would recommend making a reservation here for the weekends.Dietary restrictions: Menu consists of all the information and the servers are pretty knowledgeable to help guide the selection or accommodate any special requests.Parking: Plan to park in the city parking lot. It is cheaper and closer to the restaurant.“
“Tasty food, nice staff, easy to get to location!The location is right on contra costa, which is easy to get to, but the parking lot can be a pain depending on the time of day.The staff is very nice, and will get your seated promptly if they are not busy - I've seen some waits around dinner time.The food is tasty. We enjoyed the curry, and beef noodles. The soup was interesting ... mostly just a curry that was a little more viscus. The spring rolls were nice, but nothing over the top.The atmosphere is cute, but they have lots of boxes built up which takes away from the vibe they were going for with all the art and plants.Good experience over all and we will be back to try more of the menu.“
“Great tasting food, cozy and charming location plus friendly and attentive service. It’s what makes a restaurant stand out from all the others. Nicki, the owner, goes above and beyond in making sure her guests are comfortable and satisfied. We’ve had brunch as well as Thai meals. Everything was super delicious! Parking is better than downtown Walnut Creek, Concord or Martinez which is another plus. Keep Skylar Bistro in mind for Art and Wine plus Concerts in the Grove later on.Parking: During festivals and concerts, nearby parking may be hard to find - nothing new there. That’s no reflection on the restaurant. Other times, there’s parking out front or across the street plus the Post Office.“