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    Aubergine Cafe

    4.6 (155 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Vegetable Pad Tai
    MaryAnn B.

    Good service. Small space but high ceilings make it seem bigger than it is. Noise level easy for conversation. Food was good but expected something better than typical Thai offerings. Were in a group and grouped us in threes for checks. Made it really confusing for less than math majors.

    Kao Soi, egg noodles in a coconut milk broth, a touch spicy and delicious.
    Brent L.

    Started with the dumplings as an app and had the kao soi, what a delicious meal! Quiet, clean, relaxing atmosphere, professional wait service, what a treat. If you're staying near the convention center, I highly recommend you check it out.

    Shrimp rolls
    Fontaine C.

    You can never go wrong with anything ordered at Aubergine Cafe. Service is attentive and the food served are delicious. There is a cozy ambiance, nicely decorated around the restaurant. What do we recommend? - We love the grilled eggplant, that is topped with cashews. It is a good treat. - Their green curry is so delicious. It comes with bamboo shoots, peppers and your choice of protein.

    Susan W.

    This is a small somewhat casual place with simple, but nice decor and lots of light from the big glass front. The service was so friendly and warm and they helped make suggestions about which dishes we might choose. Everything we ordered was excellent and the standouts were the mango sticky rice dessert and the wings. They're both must order! They have a full bar and take their time making the drinks look and taste great. It started to get full when we were leaving (they also have a brisk takeout business it looks like) so it took a few minutes to pay, but you do pay table side. Definitely worth coming for.

    Red Cardinal
    Wanda H.

    The Red Cardinal cocktail that I ordered was very tasty and the Sweet Basil was delicious! Forgot to even take a picture! ‍. The service was good and it seemed like a nice place when we first got there, but it filled up and turned out to be pretty loud and too warm. A bit of a downer...

    Shirley D.

    We had reservations for 12 on a Monday night. Staff were very accommodating and food was delicious. I ordered the Stir Fry Aubergine and Tofu. You can give your heat preference when ordering. I did mild and it still had some kick to it. Everyone had a great time. The only thing we couldn't understand was the amount of time it took to get the checks out. We understood that they would only do 3 checks for our table, so we grouped up. But, waiter ended up just splitting everything 3 ways. We figured it out amongst us. This establishment is on 7th steer near Washington. No parking lot. So, you need to park on Washington or in the Parking Garage next door. Restaurant is bright and cheery. Very welcoming. I would eat here again because the food was so good. Gave only 4 stars because of parking and the check debacle.

    Steve P.

    This place just gets better and better!!! So amazing and great service!! Don't miss out on this great location!

    Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mao)
    Heying D.

    Amazing service and amazing food! I had the shrimp roll and papaya salad and the pad kee mao with tofu. Everything was perfect, tasted delicious and spices were well balanced. The noodles were just scrumptious! Even though they were close to closing time, they let me take out.

    Thai Fried rice with shrimp
    Prathika A.

    If you are in downtown and looking for Thai food, give Aubergine Cafe a try! Conveniently located near the convention center this spot is a must try. We had the chicken curry puff and the coconut shrimp to start with. The curry puff was crispy and flavorful. The coconut shrimp was crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. For main course we had the Thai fried rice with shrimp and the Kao Soi with pork. The Kao Soi was our favorite - the broth was delicious and creamy! A must try. The Thai fried rice was delicious as well. The service was prompt. The place can get crowded so be sure to make a reservation.

    Menu starters and drinks menu
    Liz P.

    I walked by this place several times on my way to the conference center. Today, the big bright floor to ceiling windows called me in for lunch. I arrived just before the lunch rush and seated. The server was very friendly and able help me sort out the spice level. I selected the pad kee mau and it promptly arrived. The flavor profile was on point and large portion. Slightly disappointed with the noodles as they were a bit hard/not fully cooked and I'm more familiar with wider rice noodles. Overall, for price point, portion size, ambiance, it's a solid deal!

    Red Curry (Kaeng Tei Poe) with tofu (vegan, gluten-free)
    Mason T.

    I enjoyed the main course of Red Curry (Kaeng Tei Poe) with tofu (vegan, gluten-free). The ingredients are fresh and flavorful. This dish alone is filling. Red Curry is sweet and tangy. A small non-sweet side dish would have complemented the Red Curry. I especially liked the presentation of the food and atmosphere. The glass water bottle is nice so that a diner does not have to ask for water refills.

    Thai Tea
    Money F.

    I hit the "surprise me" wheel on Yelp and here I am! This cafe is so bright with a modern, crisp look. There's no more than about 10 tables and a bar area. The staff was very kind and attentive. My food was out in about 10 minutes and everything was yummy! The veggie pad thai was classic. The dumplings were more like a steamed meatball in wonton wrappers. I expected less filling but I'm not mad at it. The thai tea was also classic with perfect taste! I came at 1pm during their lunch time. Perfect time to come!

    Pad Thai

    Been there twice this week, super delicious, love the sweet-ish spicy flavor. And each plate have sufficient amount of food that can definitely feed you well, every time I have leftovers to take so I will say food volume is for sure worth the price. Highly recommend as a place to consider for a nice dinner/lunch. Service are nice too, they all very patient in answering any questions and always with a warm smile. Thank you all for such a good food and good dinning experience.

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