Delicious affordable curry and delicious spicy options at the condiment bar.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tim Rogers
So so good. We prefer this location to their bigger location, in spite of parking being a hassle. Reliable, delicious, and inexpensive. My son has loved the fried rice since he was little; my wife and I love pretty much everything on the menu. Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Elizabeth Mann
I ordered delivery, and I am stunned that it is all inedible. Everything is cloyingly sweet; I ordered the boba to be only 25% and 50% sweet, and they are both undrinkably sugary, and the boba isn’t fully cooked, hard on the inside. There are maybe only ten boba at the bottom of the drink. The pad Thai is dry!!! And too sweet, but the fried tofu tastes plain and dry. The cream cheese puffs are also sweet. Why is the cream cheese sweet? There’s no balance of flavors, I’m out a bunch of money and tip, and I just can’t understand how it can all be this bad. Very disappointing.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Troy Walling
Not particularly good, but not bad. Palatable to say the least. The prices are lower than what’s better, so the price is reflective of the mediocre quality. I left two stars because I found a tiny little pebble in my pad Thai, I fortunately did not hurt my teeth on. Otherwise, I will probably be back (in a pinch), but only because I work at near by medical group facility and it’s convenient. Not going out of my way to come here. If you can spend a little more (like $3 more on a given meal, go there instead) there’s definitely better.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Priscilla M.
I've come here about 3 times now. Every time, my food is fresh and hot and ready to be consumed. I always grab the beef Kow Pad Ga Prow aka Basil fried rice. Always delicious with my spice of choice. I also get the fried cream cheese squares. Which is paired deliciously with a dipping sauce on the side. The next time I visit. I will definitely try to take a picture before consuming it to update this post. Keywordd is "try", Lol.
Disappointment's Games
Everything I look for in a Thai restaurant. The people are kind and the portions are large and hearty. I’d especially recommend if you’re congested or sick, it’ll clear you right out.
I'm sorry to say that I wanted to like this restaurant but I could not. The food--a red curry and a green curry plus appetizers--was at best indifferent. The curry seemed to have been made by simmering coconut milk, tossing in some chopped peppers and a little protein and call
Slope D.
Ok food - spendy, nice enough folks, just an interesting way to pay if you are using a card as it automatically adds an 18% tip w/o itemization. Really not a fan of that. You order at the counter, you go get your food when your number is called. They don't serve you, bring the to food to your table, bring you a beverage, you have to bus your own table - that's a tip free environment in my world. Doubt I'll go back.
Ingrid L.
This used to be one of my favorite places to eat in Eugene. After the last visit though, I will not trust anything that I order from them. If you have dietary restrictions or concerns, this might affect you. I ordered the vegan/gluten free white Pad Thai, and received the Pad Thai with brown sauce and lots of egg. I even double checked the order with them before paying. Fortunately, I noticed before I ate any of it (but I had already left the restaurant). I understand that mistakes happen, I used to work in food service. However, they refused to fix it. When I called to see if the would replace it no one answered. The next day, I called to see if they would at least refund it since they gave me something I couldn't eat and they refused.
Phil D.
Looking for tasty Thai? This will do the trick. We like the cream cheese rolls on the appetizer menu to start. Each roll is about an inch square..5 total and filled with a delicious cream cheese.For entrées, the drunken noodles are tasty ( sorry, didn't get drunk). They are lenient when substituting but straight off the menu was sufficient.. I also recommend the island rice with cilantro, a fried egg and sausage. My wife had the eggplant/basil stir-fry with noodles instead of rice. The eggplant was just right...not mushy. It was enough for a take home second meal.All-in-all I recommend.
The pad Thai and bubble tea were very good, but I can't say anything about the ambience, because this was an online order. I can't say much about the service either because this was an online order. I liked with the pad Thai that it didn't taste too much like it was drenched in sauce. The bubble tea had "pearls" that weren't too hard to chew. Yum!
Kayla L.
Just happened upon this spot when at U of O for an event and needing a quick bite to eat. And man they did not disappoint! We got the island fried rice and it was a solid size portion and so tasty. Also had the Pho which was great as well. Such a big portion and lots of beef! For an appetizer we tried the cream cheese rolls which were super tasty and came with a sweet and sour vinegarette type sauce which was a pleasant upgrade from just your average sweet and sour sauce. Delicious food all around, if we're ever back in the area we will definitely be back!
Tom Tom JR
Good take out. The guy who took my order was really cool! Good food!
Kauai Surfer
College kids cooking thai food, enough said. Authentic flavor?? Umm no, been to Thailand many times the worst food in Thailand would smoke this place. I can cook better thai food then here at home drunk. The basic thai ingredients are lacking Lemongrass, galangal, lime (rind and leaves), coriander leaves, sweet Thai basil leaves and garlic. Walk down to sweet basil much better flavor
Daniel Mundra
One of my top 3 Thai restaurants in Eugene. I recommend the curry dishes and the fried rice dishes. Also the Thai iced coffee is really good. Best dish is the chili tamarind chicken.
Delicious affordable curry and delicious spicy options at the condiment bar.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
So so good. We prefer this location to their bigger location, in spite of parking being a hassle. Reliable, delicious, and inexpensive. My son has loved the fried rice since he was little; my wife and I love pretty much everything on the menu. Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
I ordered delivery, and I am stunned that it is all inedible. Everything is cloyingly sweet; I ordered the boba to be only 25% and 50% sweet, and they are both undrinkably sugary, and the boba isn’t fully cooked, hard on the inside. There are maybe only ten boba at the bottom of the drink. The pad Thai is dry!!! And too sweet, but the fried tofu tastes plain and dry. The cream cheese puffs are also sweet. Why is the cream cheese sweet? There’s no balance of flavors, I’m out a bunch of money and tip, and I just can’t understand how it can all be this bad. Very disappointing.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Not particularly good, but not bad. Palatable to say the least. The prices are lower than what’s better, so the price is reflective of the mediocre quality. I left two stars because I found a tiny little pebble in my pad Thai, I fortunately did not hurt my teeth on. Otherwise, I will probably be back (in a pinch), but only because I work at near by medical group facility and it’s convenient. Not going out of my way to come here. If you can spend a little more (like $3 more on a given meal, go there instead) there’s definitely better.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
I've come here about 3 times now. Every time, my food is fresh and hot and ready to be consumed. I always grab the beef Kow Pad Ga Prow aka Basil fried rice. Always delicious with my spice of choice. I also get the fried cream cheese squares. Which is paired deliciously with a dipping sauce on the side. The next time I visit. I will definitely try to take a picture before consuming it to update this post. Keywordd is "try", Lol.
Everything I look for in a Thai restaurant. The people are kind and the portions are large and hearty. I’d especially recommend if you’re congested or sick, it’ll clear you right out.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Taro, Yellow Curry, Fried Rice
I'm sorry to say that I wanted to like this restaurant but I could not. The food--a red curry and a green curry plus appetizers--was at best indifferent. The curry seemed to have been made by simmering coconut milk, tossing in some chopped peppers and a little protein and call
Ok food - spendy, nice enough folks, just an interesting way to pay if you are using a card as it automatically adds an 18% tip w/o itemization. Really not a fan of that. You order at the counter, you go get your food when your number is called. They don't serve you, bring the to food to your table, bring you a beverage, you have to bus your own table - that's a tip free environment in my world. Doubt I'll go back.
This used to be one of my favorite places to eat in Eugene. After the last visit though, I will not trust anything that I order from them. If you have dietary restrictions or concerns, this might affect you. I ordered the vegan/gluten free white Pad Thai, and received the Pad Thai with brown sauce and lots of egg. I even double checked the order with them before paying. Fortunately, I noticed before I ate any of it (but I had already left the restaurant). I understand that mistakes happen, I used to work in food service. However, they refused to fix it. When I called to see if the would replace it no one answered. The next day, I called to see if they would at least refund it since they gave me something I couldn't eat and they refused.
Looking for tasty Thai? This will do the trick. We like the cream cheese rolls on the appetizer menu to start. Each roll is about an inch square..5 total and filled with a delicious cream cheese.For entrées, the drunken noodles are tasty ( sorry, didn't get drunk). They are lenient when substituting but straight off the menu was sufficient.. I also recommend the island rice with cilantro, a fried egg and sausage. My wife had the eggplant/basil stir-fry with noodles instead of rice. The eggplant was just right...not mushy. It was enough for a take home second meal.All-in-all I recommend.
Restaurantji Recommends
The pad Thai and bubble tea were very good, but I can't say anything about the ambience, because this was an online order. I can't say much about the service either because this was an online order. I liked with the pad Thai that it didn't taste too much like it was drenched in sauce. The bubble tea had "pearls" that weren't too hard to chew. Yum!
Just happened upon this spot when at U of O for an event and needing a quick bite to eat. And man they did not disappoint! We got the island fried rice and it was a solid size portion and so tasty. Also had the Pho which was great as well. Such a big portion and lots of beef! For an appetizer we tried the cream cheese rolls which were super tasty and came with a sweet and sour vinegarette type sauce which was a pleasant upgrade from just your average sweet and sour sauce. Delicious food all around, if we're ever back in the area we will definitely be back!
Good take out. The guy who took my order was really cool! Good food!
College kids cooking thai food, enough said. Authentic flavor?? Umm no, been to Thailand many times the worst food in Thailand would smoke this place. I can cook better thai food then here at home drunk. The basic thai ingredients are lacking Lemongrass, galangal, lime (rind and leaves), coriander leaves, sweet Thai basil leaves and garlic. Walk down to sweet basil much better flavor
One of my top 3 Thai restaurants in Eugene. I recommend the curry dishes and the fried rice dishes. Also the Thai iced coffee is really good. Best dish is the chili tamarind chicken.