Taste of Thai

Didn't get to try, system issues and cash only. Will return and give full review later.

The main courses are very smooth;the soup was very vinegary or else I would have given it 5stars
We will come again!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Decided to try this place for the first time for a quick takeout lunch as it was close to work. Walked in and waited as the couple that walked in in front of me was being seated by Shofiya. When she asked if she could help me I replied that I wanted to place a to go order. She walks behind the counter and without a word, points to a menu on the counter. I walked over and place my order of crispy squid and Tom Kha soup with shrimp. I handed her cash and when she rang it up, she placed my receipt and change in the counter in front of me instead of in my hand.
When my order was ready, she got my attention as I was sitting, and as I walked to the counter she simply left my order there and walked away! Very poor and unwelcoming behavior! I definitely WILL NOT be back!

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 1

I am utterly disgusted. Went for lunch today and there was a roach running around on our table. Told the employee and she killed it with her hand and took it away. I couldn't even eat. Left amd threw away the food.

Service: 3

I found a worm in my food. It was like an earth worm and it was still alive.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

This restaurant has certainly taken a turn for the worse since the change in ownership. We’ve been coming here since 2020, and it’s shocking how much it has deteriorated. Walking in, we weren’t greeted with the warmth we used to love. Instead, the cashier curtly asked, “How can I help you?” Well, considering this is a restaurant, it’s pretty obvious why we’re here.

The food was even more disappointing. The Thai soup was unbearably sour, and the noodles were cloyingly sweet, drowning in soy sauce. It’s hard to imagine that authentic Thai chefs are still working here. I’m assuming the ownership has shifted to someone Nepalese, which seems to have completely altered the identity of the restaurant. What was once a beloved Thai spot now feels like an attempt at Indo-Chinese fusion, and not a good one at that.

It’s genuinely disheartening to see the downfall of a restaurant we once cherished. Sadly, it’s no longer the wonderful place we remember, and we won’t be coming back.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 1

This use to be my absolute favorite place but my last experience was absolutely not good so it will have to be my last. It seems either this place has gone downhill OR the day I ordered was not a good day. They make amazing authentic thai food. I got the thai donuts for the first time. I didn’t get any peanuts nor any sweet cream, just plain fried bread? Secondly i got yellow curry which i always order with no meat. I usually at least have a few potatoes in there, i only had two small little square pieces of potato and the curry was unusually thick. The amount i pay i would expect a few more pieces of potatoes especially since I get no meat. This saddens me :( then it was worse because when i made it home, half of my curry spilled out which could be why it was thick because they gave me a container top that was broken down the middle ugh. Safe to say i ate all my food in one sitting when usually it last me three days. Does anyone know any other authentic Thai spots please let me know!!

Recommended dishes: Yellow Curry

If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. Do NOT recommend. Has a rodent problem.

I met my friend for lunch here on 11/3. We walked in, the place looked clean. We ordered our food. I had the yellow curry rice, which I really enjoyed. We were sitting there talking after our meal when a mouse came out from behind the counter. It sauntered across the restaurant, decided to investigate my friends feet, and then acted like it owned the place as it headed toward the bathroom. I screamed when I saw it and then went silent in disbelief and shock. I told the two employees that we had seen a mouse, just in case they had misunderstood my scream. They seemed completely unbothered. They half heartedly apologized, and acted like I was over reacting. I asked for my money back and they said that didn't know how to do that.

As we were discussing payment the mouse sauntered out from the bathroom area, made a lap around a couple of empty tables. This was not a fast moving mouse that was scared and out of place. This was a calm, but not drugged, mouse that had been here before. I screamed again when I saw it. The two employees, my friend, the other two diners in the restaurant, and myself watched the mouse walk around and go under the prep/storage table like it was going home.

After we all watched the mouse go under the prep/storage table there was no denying that there was a mouse in the dining area. The employee started apologizing, saying that "We have not seen a mouse in here before this morning." (This was afternoon time). All of a sudden, when they did not know how to process my refund before, they miraculously decided that calling the owner was a good idea. The owner knew how to process my refund and give me my money back. Which they did.

I know all food establishments battle rodents. However you SHOULD NEVER EVER see one! If you see one rodent, you know there have to be a lot more that were not brave enough to come out.

Interesting mouse fact: A female mouse can have up to 10 litters per year, with each litter containing 5–7 babies. The young can start reproducing after about two months. In no time at all the mouse population has grown exponentially.

The lack of concern by the employees and the owner is greatly disturbing. Eat here at your own risk and peril.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

I met with a friend for lunch on Sunday the 3rd and I ordered the Pad Thai with added shrimp at 3 out of 5 on the spicy scale. The taste was sort of bland, and the spiciness was closer to over 4 on the scale, which made the taste even less. I wouldn't put up a fuss, but the following was overwhelming. As we got ready to leave and carry out our leftovers, a mouse hops across the floor under my chair and into the bathroom. I'm not terribly surprised at this point yet until I notice the waitress view it and grins as she walks into the kitchen. They obviously know they have a mouse problem but goes about her business. Now I'm done. We asked for a refund and got one. They said there's a rodent problem next door. I'm not going to try it again anytime soon.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 2

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Chicken Pad Thai

Top notch service.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The food was exceptional, bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. The service was attentive and friendly, making for a delightful dining experience. Highly recommend! Really good service by sophiya and bishnu ❤️

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Beef noodle soup its a NO 16.15 FOR A CUP of soup I'll stick with BETHANY CAFE you get a Huge Bowl and Big chunks of beef instead of thin slices ....

Food: 1

Recommended dishes: Soup

The food and service are incredible here. I strongly recommend their Massaman Curry, since they make my all time favorite curry dish. Two other items I sampled are the Thai Tea, which is simply delicious if you like sweet teas, and the fried coconut ice cream. Every bite of the fried coconut ice cream tasted like a bite of coconut cream pie. If you're a fan of one, you'll love the other. Overall, I would strongly recommend this location.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Massaman Curry

Love this spot!
Service is always great
Great selection of Thai dishes
I usually get curry, have tried the noodles as well. Highly recommended spot for lunch or dinner. Small inside so heads up

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Panang Curry with Vegetables

Nice, quiet lunch, and the Tom Yum Kar was wonderful! No lunch menu or specials.... just one menu that cover lunch and dinner. Spring rolls were excellent! Great atmosphere!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Soup