I would always go to this Thai place and enjoy their food however, I ordered chicken drunken noodles and specifically asked for NO SPICY and after taking the first bite of it when I got home my mouth is on fire and my stomach aches really bad.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Benjamin Allen
Fantastic food. Like, subscribe, and smash that delivery button. So delicious. Order the drunken noods. You won't regret it. Now, this...**_Soliloquy of the Drunken Thai Noodles_***(The stage is dimly lit. A single spotlight illuminates a steaming bowl of noodles center stage.)***Noodle**: *(in a slurred, noodle-like voice)*Oh, woe is me! A tangled mess of rice and spice, swimming in the murky broth of my own existence. I, the humble Thai noodle, once firm and resolute, now sway like a drunken sailor on choppy seas.**Broth**: *(gurgling)*Noodle, why dost thou lament? Is it the fiery chili that burns thy delicate strands? Or perhaps the fragrant lemongrass that whispers secrets of distant lands?**Noodle**: *(swirling in the broth)*Nay, 'tis not the spices that trouble my starched soul. It is the fate that binds me to this ceramic vessel—a vessel that cradles the sorrows of countless hungry souls. I am but a fleeting pleasure, a fleeting slurp, lost in the labyrinth of taste buds.**Bean Sprouts**: *(poking their heads above the surface)*Hark! The noodle speaks truth. We, too, are but ephemeral beings, born from the soil, sprouting forth to dance upon this savory stage. Our crunch, our freshness—it matters not. We, too, shall drown in the broth of oblivion.**Basil Leaves**: *(rustling)*Yet, dear noodle, dost thou not see? Our destiny lies not in the depths of this bowl, but in the hearts of those who consume us. For with each chopstick wielded, with each slurp, we become memories—fragments of flavor etched into their souls.**Noodle**: *(twirling)*Ah, sweet basil, your wisdom transcends the steam rising from this cauldron. But tell me, when the last chopstick descends, when the final drop of broth is drained, what then? Shall we be forgotten, lost in the haze of drunken revelry?**Broth**: *(bubbling)*Fear not, my noodle friend. For even as the bowl empties, our essence lingers—a hint of lemongrass on parted lips, a memory of warmth on a cold winter's night. We are sustenance and sentiment, nourishing both body and soul.**Noodle**: *(swaying)*Then let us embrace our fate, fellow ingredients! Let us revel in the slurps, the stumbles, the laughter that accompanies our descent. For we are more than mere sustenance; we are poetry in a porcelain bowl, a symphony of flavors that echoes through time.*(The spotlight fades, leaving only the aroma of Thai spices lingering in the air.)*
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
Tony White
This place is a sleeper. Not to fancy but very goof.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Francis C
I’m not Thai, but I am Filipino, so I already had an idea on what the food would be like, and it met my expectations. It was very windy and cold the day I tried Lamoon Thai, so I wanted a warm and simple soup dish. I went with Tom Yum noodle soup, and it was indeed warm, cozy, and simple. I also went with Moo Yang, which tastes exactly the same as delicious Filipino BBQ skewers. When I wanted dessert, the friendly lady serving me let me try a new dish that wasn’t on the menu yet, and it was this homemade coconut ice cream with bits of sweet jackfruit on top of a fluffy and slightly crunchy waffle. It was so delicious, perfect texture, and wasn’t overwhelmingly sweet. Overall, the food and service is great, although my friend and I were the only ones dining there, so I don’t know what the service is like when it’s full. I’d totally go here again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tom Yum Noodle Soup
Sheila Gallogly
Stopped by when visiting from out of town. It's a 5 minute walk from the Courtyard by Marriott hotel across from Safeway. Had a Garden roll to start & it was fresh & tasty. Then had Pad see ew with chicken. It was flavorful & was a huge portion with lots of chicken & Chinese broccoli served piping hot.Would have loved more sauce on the dish which would've made it perfect. Service was friendly. I recommend if you are in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pad See EW
Jonathan Solomonow
Easily the best Thai food in silver spring. Everything is flavorful and fresh. Excellent menu all around.
Food was excellent. I ordered carryout, so my in restaurant experience was limited, but it looked like it had just recently opened but would be a very nice place to dine for casual eating.I ordered the beef salad extra spicy, and it was bursting with flavor, but not as spicy as I had expected given that "extra spicy" is the highest spice level they had and my mouth wasn't numb nor my eyes watering or nose running. I also ordered a mango and sticky rice that was very good, but not very large given the $6.50 price tag. It is definitely worth another visit and a dine in experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tom Yum Noodle Soup, Soup, Mango Sticky Rice
Ashley Adell
This is solely based on customer service. Twice I have called (different days) spoken with different people and been hung up on by both. These people have terrible phone etiquette and always sound like they don’t want to speak with their patrons. This was me giving them a second chance and I’m confused. Are they trying to run business away? I really want Thai food but the Thai experience is too hasty and distasteful. Do Better!
Service: 1
Samuel Dorcil
Didn't eat here but the wait times can be long to pick up your food
Teal Hyman
Very good food. Very very friendly waitress.Vegetarian options: Most meals have a tofu option. Don't know which meals have fish sauce or other animal products.
Restaurant is Lamoon. So delicious. Excellent staff and service. We tried a new dish, pottery shrimp. Wonderful and flavorful! My Panang was the best I've had in quite some time. Thai tea was so flavorful, we had 2 servings!
I would always go to this Thai place and enjoy their food however, I ordered chicken drunken noodles and specifically asked for NO SPICY and after taking the first bite of it when I got home my mouth is on fire and my stomach aches really bad.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Fantastic food. Like, subscribe, and smash that delivery button. So delicious. Order the drunken noods. You won't regret it. Now, this...**_Soliloquy of the Drunken Thai Noodles_***(The stage is dimly lit. A single spotlight illuminates a steaming bowl of noodles center stage.)***Noodle**: *(in a slurred, noodle-like voice)*Oh, woe is me! A tangled mess of rice and spice, swimming in the murky broth of my own existence. I, the humble Thai noodle, once firm and resolute, now sway like a drunken sailor on choppy seas.**Broth**: *(gurgling)*Noodle, why dost thou lament? Is it the fiery chili that burns thy delicate strands? Or perhaps the fragrant lemongrass that whispers secrets of distant lands?**Noodle**: *(swirling in the broth)*Nay, 'tis not the spices that trouble my starched soul. It is the fate that binds me to this ceramic vessel—a vessel that cradles the sorrows of countless hungry souls. I am but a fleeting pleasure, a fleeting slurp, lost in the labyrinth of taste buds.**Bean Sprouts**: *(poking their heads above the surface)*Hark! The noodle speaks truth. We, too, are but ephemeral beings, born from the soil, sprouting forth to dance upon this savory stage. Our crunch, our freshness—it matters not. We, too, shall drown in the broth of oblivion.**Basil Leaves**: *(rustling)*Yet, dear noodle, dost thou not see? Our destiny lies not in the depths of this bowl, but in the hearts of those who consume us. For with each chopstick wielded, with each slurp, we become memories—fragments of flavor etched into their souls.**Noodle**: *(twirling)*Ah, sweet basil, your wisdom transcends the steam rising from this cauldron. But tell me, when the last chopstick descends, when the final drop of broth is drained, what then? Shall we be forgotten, lost in the haze of drunken revelry?**Broth**: *(bubbling)*Fear not, my noodle friend. For even as the bowl empties, our essence lingers—a hint of lemongrass on parted lips, a memory of warmth on a cold winter's night. We are sustenance and sentiment, nourishing both body and soul.**Noodle**: *(swaying)*Then let us embrace our fate, fellow ingredients! Let us revel in the slurps, the stumbles, the laughter that accompanies our descent. For we are more than mere sustenance; we are poetry in a porcelain bowl, a symphony of flavors that echoes through time.*(The spotlight fades, leaving only the aroma of Thai spices lingering in the air.)*
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
This place is a sleeper. Not to fancy but very goof.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’m not Thai, but I am Filipino, so I already had an idea on what the food would be like, and it met my expectations. It was very windy and cold the day I tried Lamoon Thai, so I wanted a warm and simple soup dish. I went with Tom Yum noodle soup, and it was indeed warm, cozy, and simple. I also went with Moo Yang, which tastes exactly the same as delicious Filipino BBQ skewers. When I wanted dessert, the friendly lady serving me let me try a new dish that wasn’t on the menu yet, and it was this homemade coconut ice cream with bits of sweet jackfruit on top of a fluffy and slightly crunchy waffle. It was so delicious, perfect texture, and wasn’t overwhelmingly sweet. Overall, the food and service is great, although my friend and I were the only ones dining there, so I don’t know what the service is like when it’s full. I’d totally go here again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tom Yum Noodle Soup
Stopped by when visiting from out of town. It's a 5 minute walk from the Courtyard by Marriott hotel across from Safeway. Had a Garden roll to start & it was fresh & tasty. Then had Pad see ew with chicken. It was flavorful & was a huge portion with lots of chicken & Chinese broccoli served piping hot.Would have loved more sauce on the dish which would've made it perfect. Service was friendly. I recommend if you are in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pad See EW
Easily the best Thai food in silver spring. Everything is flavorful and fresh. Excellent menu all around.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Any dish with Thai basil is highly recommended!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Duck Noodle Soup, Sticky Rice, Lomoon Thai Spicy Fried Rice
Fantastic food! Little slow getting our to go order (45mins for two entrees) but we'll worth the wait for how delicious it was. Fair price too.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pad Woon Sen, Sticky Rice
Just ordered from them on dash door delivery, food was terrible …I’ve never tasted such horrible
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
A pretty good pad Thai and a tasty Thai iced tea. Street parking nearby. A good place for a quick bite.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Pad Thai
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Food was excellent. I ordered carryout, so my in restaurant experience was limited, but it looked like it had just recently opened but would be a very nice place to dine for casual eating.I ordered the beef salad extra spicy, and it was bursting with flavor, but not as spicy as I had expected given that "extra spicy" is the highest spice level they had and my mouth wasn't numb nor my eyes watering or nose running. I also ordered a mango and sticky rice that was very good, but not very large given the $6.50 price tag. It is definitely worth another visit and a dine in experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tom Yum Noodle Soup, Soup, Mango Sticky Rice
This is solely based on customer service. Twice I have called (different days) spoken with different people and been hung up on by both. These people have terrible phone etiquette and always sound like they don’t want to speak with their patrons. This was me giving them a second chance and I’m confused. Are they trying to run business away? I really want Thai food but the Thai experience is too hasty and distasteful. Do Better!
Service: 1
Didn't eat here but the wait times can be long to pick up your food
Very good food. Very very friendly waitress.Vegetarian options: Most meals have a tofu option. Don't know which meals have fish sauce or other animal products.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Yellow Curry, Lomoon Thai Spicy Fried Rice, Drunken Noodles
Restaurant is Lamoon. So delicious. Excellent staff and service. We tried a new dish, pottery shrimp. Wonderful and flavorful! My Panang was the best I've had in quite some time. Thai tea was so flavorful, we had 2 servings!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5