MAD elephant

1222 S Oneida St, Appleton
(920) 830-2030

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Melissa Kosiorek

Cosmopolitan martinis, Brussels sprouts appetizer & Thai Curry AMAZING! 🤤

Melanie Pommerening

I came for lunch and absolutely loved the food. I had the tomyum chicken soup, chicken satay appetizer, and tried the chicken curry puff pastry appetizer. It was very delicious, fresh, the staff was attentive, polite, and genuine caring. This was a great experience and the happy hour lunch time 20% OFF is a great discount and deal too. I'm definitely coming back and telling my friends

Sugar Cane

Vegetarian options: Great food, great service, highly recommend.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Evil Jungle Prince

al write

Went with a couple friends that wanted to give it a try. Must say we were disappointed with the quality of the food and that it was over cooked. The curry level (4) was good, but the meal itself was getting cold upon being served. For the price I will pick somewhere else next time.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 3

jason “Leviathan2dead2die” armbruster

I showed up to pick up an order that was supposed to be ready and I was told that it would be 5 minutes, And it took 10, from what I could see didn't look like they had even started the order until I walked in so they flat out lied to me. Furthermore if you can't have an order ready on time when you literally only have one table in your restaurant, you should probably give up and Close down, there's no excuse for that. You were completely dead The table that was inside was already served and it took you 10 minutes longer than it was supposed to to make an order? What on earth do you do when you're busy. Smdh

Service: 1

Thomas McNeely

The chicken meat in my dish was not up to my expectations. Too much tendon made it difficult to chew.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

Ben Bauman

Great fast service and our food was excellent! Would definitely recommend!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Volcano, Mussamun Curry

Tania Phillips

Amazing food, drinks and service

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Aston Mike

First time trying at the restaurant. Love the Teriyaki noodle.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Eric Lewis

Auy took care of us today and out 2 meals were absolutely wonderful. We each carried out enough for another meal as well.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Jurrisa Jersett

I had higher expectations. The rice is excellent. The dishes are underwhelming. Gin and tonic tasted like soap.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Volcano

day time

"Food. Service. Atmosphere... To reduce my thoughts on this restaurant to nothing but stars spanning three broad, general criteria would be a far cry from justice," typed the adult male; the sugar from his meal still mixing with a "spooky drink" that reminded him of Mtn Dew and UV Blue.
The expectations were unfairyly high, no thanks to the previous establishment, but be careful not to use that as a critical crutch. For starters, the word "fusion" carries more baggage than an ex-wife travelling with her first new boyfriend. It's not often that two very different cultures can find meeting ground, on the table or otherwise, and the most agregious form of this stylization is curating a menu where one of those cultures is relegated to 4-5 dishes in the bottom corner of the back side of the menu. Being their first visit to Mad Elephant Thai & Fusion, the two intrepid diners decided it was best to sample the core of the idea; the Thai food.
The appetizer was a plate of chicken curry puffs (which, upon reflection, I am left pondering where any of the curry aspect lies in a triangle shapped chicken egg roll) that were fried in either old oil or brand new car oil. The outside - burnt; had less in common with the word "puff" than P Diddy after 2005. The only flavor came from dipping this Puffy into the sweet sugary soury sauce that often finds company beside a certain rolling shaped egg food. Coincidence?
For the main entree, they decide to pick a seat at the popular kids tables. They order pad thai and sesame chicken, and expect nothing but what popularity gives. Touchdowns, high fives, and old fashioneds in the back of a school bus. But much like finding out that these kids were being traumatized by their parents, they soon found out that these dishes being popular was nothing but a thin veneer masking mediocrity and disappointment.
The sesame chicken was a lower level of quality than your typical below-average Chinese takeout spot. Tough and overcooked, the chicken was a formidable opponent for our taster of Thai. He gritted and gnashed through the desecrated flesh piece by piece, perhaps holding out hope that the next piece would be better than the last. Alas, each one presented the same tired argument to our forlorn Friday feaster.
They screamed, wretchedly, "I HAVE SEEN. I HAVE WITNESSED THE HEAT AND THE HORROR. I HAVE BEEN TO BOTH SIDES AND I KNOW YOUR FATE. YOUR DAYS HAVE BEEN NUMBERED SINCE BEFORE THERE WAS TIME. THE OIL. THE OIL. THE OIL. CHANGE THE OIL".
The pad thai was fine.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 2

Service: 3

Bobbie Campbell

Amazing food. Really well done.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Nam Sod

Ryan Lantvit

We order from here all the time. It is very good!! Especially love the panang curry and the curry fried rice which are amazing together as well!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Michael Gumpert

Just OK.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

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