Great lunch, when they say that their spicy is quite spicy, believe them! The lunch special is great and portions were good. Food was good as well!

There was one server basically for all of the tables but we couldn't tell until they got busy towards our departure. He was kind and very attentive. Food was all delicious and the place was pretty clean. It definitely got busy later though- people were waiting for a seat as we were heading out around 7pm.

We got the Tom Ka soup and the pineapple fried rice. The soup was excellent. The pineapple rice had a disappointing lack of meat. It had only two shrimp and a small amount of chicken. It was tasty though but still disappointing.

Cute little Thai place, great food and quick service. The Pad Thai and Tom Kha soup we ordered were authentic and well presented. It was so nice to have a special cartoon plate and tumbler for kids, these little things make a business stand out.

Terrific little Thai restaurant with a deft kitchen that turns out all the classics with subtle flavors, nothing ever greasy, and a big kick of spice when you want it. A nice dining room and very friendly service completes the experience.

It was pretty quiet as I came in for a late lunch, but it looked like it may be a great place for dinner. There is a full bar, and a diverse menu. My server was prompt and got the food coursed out nicely. I started with some potstickers. They were good, skin was blistered and light, but I usually like the crispy pan fried dumplings. There is a "Must Try" section of the menu, so I tried the Khao Kha Moo - very unique, with the star anise and cinnamon shining. Delicious and I am happy ventured to a dish I have never had. Next time I will definitely focus on the noodle dishes.

I would go there for the drinks alone. $4 for a lemonade with butterfly pea flower and a sprig of rosemary? I feel so fancy! Pineapple fried rice served in a pineapple? Yes, please. Service was not terribly friendly but not rude either - our server just seemed rushed and there was apparently a bit of a language barrier. My only real gripe about this place was that they only offer spice levels on the dishes with a pepper next to them on the menu. I asked for a medium spice level on the pineapple fried rice and was told I could add spice to my own taste using the chili in the side car. That would be fine for some dishes but there really wasn't room on my plate (what with the giant pineapple and all) to mix in the chili effectively so I just ate it as is. It was flavorable, but I missed that lovely Thai zing.