10/10 service! The server was really amazing and very pretty as well. The food was also excellent…read moreand very pretty when it came to how it was served and presented!

This is great place. Food and service has always great and fresh. I would recommend to anyone to…read moregive it a try. Deserts are wind flu.

The family and I have been here a few times over the last couple years. Our last visit pretty much…read moreended it for us. Our last visit there was a sign on the door that said prices have increased. I understand that. What we didn't expect was everything after that. The menu did indicate higher prices. We did not expect the slow service and probably the worst food experience here. After a while, the waitress finally took our order. I ordered the sweet and sour chicken. The wife ordered the pad Thai chicken. After a lengthy wait our food was delivered. Or what we thought was our food. Both dishes were a nightmare. Mine had hardly any chicken, A LOT of vegetables, all soaking in a what resembled a soupy sweet and sour mess. The wife was very displeased with hers as well. It was very strange this evening for sure. Not positive what happened this evening, but I'm going to stay away for a while. Not sure I'll return honestly. Whatever is/was going on, I hope they fix it and continue.

Food is great! A bit pricey for the area and they only took cash. Staff is friendly but I usually…read morehave to wait a while for my takeout.

Definitely coming back. Khao Sen has been added to my local Top 10. Very open, bright, and inviting…read moreenviornment. They offer table and booth options with available seating at the bar as well. The "front of the house" are, from what i can tell, an all woman brigade, ranging in ages, and they are all so awsome!! They all bring their own spirited personality. Khao Sen can get busy at times, and these amazing women "get to it". I've seen impatient customers get annoyed after 5 mins of waiting and it's super unfair to this amazing staff. The menu has selective, authentic flavors of Thailand, and every option will have you coming for more. For appetizers we've snacked on the vegetable gyoza (GYO PAK), crispy crab sticks served with sweet chilli sauce (so delicious), Tofu Tod, which i have to emphasize this part. In over 10 years, i've not once taken a second bite when it comes to tofu. Khao Sen has their tofu lighlty battered and fried so deliciously, with their sweet chilli and ground peanuts sauce to dip in. I not only had a second bite but i ate the entire appetizer. Even my vegan friend raves about the Tofu Tod. Ok ok, moving on......ohhh it really is good though, haha. Ok, next we've lip smacked on their steamed dumplings, stuffed with ground pork, shrimp, water chestnuts, onion, scallion, and cilantro, served with a sweet soy sauce (KANOM JEEP).....yes!!!!!. Lets talk chicken wings. Seriously, dang!! Their spicy Thai-style fried chicken wings served with sweet chili sauce (KAI ZAAP) are noise makers. Take a bite and tell me you didn't go "mmMMmm". Making our way on down the list is the tender baby back ribs coated with their southern Thai-style curry paste (SI - KRONG PAD PRIK). These are topped with saffron and very much another delicious option. That's it, we left some still on the menu for next time. Entrees!! I'm between favorites at the moment. The spicy tom yum soup with egg noodles, pork and shrimp dumplings, shrimp, ground pork, fish roll, fish ball, bok choy, cilantro, scallion, crispy wontons, ground peanuts, and fried garlic oil (BA MII TOM YUM) and the northern Thai-style curry, crispy skin chicken thigh, egg noodles, crispy egg noodle, cilantro, scallion, picked radish, shallots, and lime (KHAO SOI). Both are different in flavors but equally devine in their own respects. Now direct your attention to Khao Sen's roasted duck and gravy over rice with steamed Chinese broccoli, pickled ginger, cilantro, and scallion; served with a side of sweet dipping sauce (KHAO NA PED), another eye rolling meal!! You have the option of choosing a rice, white, fried, or berry (purple rice)...... i suggest the berry. The beef broth, thin rice noodles, sliced NY strip, stewed beef, beef tendon, beef ball, cilantro, scallion, and Chinese broccoli will have you talking while eating. My cousin couldn't stop raving about the flavor while eating. All this food talk has me thirsty. I can't get enough of the Lychee Tea which is green tea, lychee, and lychee jelly. My drink magically disappears the first 2 times, everytime, the waitress sets the glass down.....poof just disappears. So, i'm forced to order another . Their peach bellini and lychee saki mojito are aMAAAAZziiing. Delightful and refreshing. Seems to really be a common theme here. Everything is flavorful and refreshingly delicious from the food to the drinks. Khao Sen offers beer, wine, ciders, sake. For non-alchoholic drinks there's fountain drinks, coffe and teas, fruit teas, milk teas, fizzy drinks, milks, annnnnd water. Parking can be limited during rush hours. There is a parking garage currently being constructed, but for now there is a parking lot and street parking. Come one Come ALL! Take your tastebuds on down to flavortown and become a regular here at Khao Sen; we did!!!!! From the cleanlinesof the restaraunt to the

Clean venue, good flavor (3.5 / 5 star)…read more Venue: bright and modern decor. Small-to medium sized venue on the ground floor of apartment building. (live, play) type of building. Food: small menu which I do not have any problem with. When I go to Thai/lao restaurants, I always order papaya salad - which will tell me everything and what kind of food I can expect. Very simple taste- that doesn't mean bland. It captures sweet, savory and tang. Ordered green curry. Good flavor but almost bland - it can improve on the ingredients. Khao soi noodles again, taste good but missing something - All the dishes tried seems it was missing fish sauce flavor and more, which all dishes didn't seem to reflect traditional deep flavors. The chicken wings were pretty good. Wish the skin was crunchy and had a better batter. The hat yai dry rub was good, salty and sour but kind of reminded me more like tajin. My son really loved it. Service: yin and yang. One older lady who served our table was nice and attentive. The other supporting female staff there was unfriendly, almost seemed mad at the world. Slow service. Price: I don't know why NC charges so much for Asian food in general. I can't say it's outrageously expensive or reasonable price for the genre of this food. All in all, not a bad tasting food. It captured good flavor and has potential. I felt that the dishes are made afraid to show the real flavor traditional Thai flavor. May be good for entry -level food exploring.

One of the most authentic Thai spots I've been to since moving from California. The Papaya Salad is…read morehands down the best I've ever had - just make sure to ask for it Thai Spicy. Portions are big, family-style, and not drowning in sauce. We also had the Pad Thai with chicken and Pad See Ew with beef, both excellent. If you can't handle spice, you're probably not a fan of Thai food.

This restaurant is located in a shopping plaza with other businesses. We dined at a table outside…read moreduring our visit. The business has a rewards program that you can sign up for which includes getting a discount for your birthday. Our server, Xavier, was friendly and helpful. I ordered the basil spicy chicken with rice. It was fresh and flavorful. I would come back and get it again.

This place is excellent. From the sushi to the fountain Diet Coke. I will definitely be back. They…read morehave both indoor and outdoor seating. Everyone was very nice and welcoming. Would recommend making a reservation. Was pretty busy we got there, even on a Sunday. We started with the pork goyza and had two of the rolls. All very good.

Having heard such positive things about Osha since we moved to the area, it has been on our list of…read moremust try Thai spots. We set up a reservation as it is can be difficult to just drop in unless you are prepared to wait. The atmosphere is great, with excellent ambiance, and all the staff that we met were very upbeat and kind. To start we had the Tom Kha soup and a sushi roll, spicy tuna. The Tom Kha was very disappointing. It just had a very very watered down taste with hardly any coconut flavor. It was missing the traditional Thai flavor and had zero sour flavor to it that is usually brought in by the lime juice at the end. Perhaps they forgot to make it properly. The spicy tuna roll was just ok. It had heavy rice with a small amount of tuna. Freshness was good. My wife ordered the Pad Thai which must be the most popular dish as everyone was ordering it. Her feedback was that it was average and a bit dry. I ordered the Pad Kra Pao which was very good. The flavor was excellent and I used the remaining sauce to put over some steamed white rice. My only feedback was the spice level. I specifically asked my server if the spice was traditional Thai level or was he grading the spice on a more moderate scale. He assured me, the levels were Thai and that the food was very spicy. I went medium spice and it was very light and tame. I would go more spicy in the future. Overall the experience was a nice outing and we enjoyed the location. The food however was very mid range. Having traveled throughout Thailand, I was really hoping to have a more authentic experience but this feels like a sort of fusion. We have now tried 4 or 5 Thai spots around the greater Triangle area and Osha has been at the bottom food wise. With such amazing other feedback, I have to wonder if we just experienced an off-night for the amazing Thai food

My second visit. Food and service are still wonderful, BUT they really need to add more waitstaff…read more The lovely woman who is waiting on me is answering phones, running the register, taking counter orders, cleaning tables, giving out delivery pickups, and waiting tables. Too much for one person to do. She's sweet as can be , but I feel for her.

Came here for the first time the other day during lunch. It's a small little place but delicious…read moreand kind service. I went with one of my Thai friends, so we were able to get a special Thai menu that had the best dishes. She ordered everything with medium spice and then I ordered a couple extra items but mine were unfortunately not spicy at all, so be sure to mention you want spicy for every dish when you order!! I sadly assumed everything on the table would have spicy. There was only one girl who took care of everyone but she did a good job and was honest. Lunch was very fairy priced and I took some massaman home to my partner and he really enjoyed that too. Looking forward to coming back

Absolutely blown away that I lived in Carrboro for two years and never came here!!! The food was…read morereally good and I can't get over how beautiful the space was! I loved all the different dining rooms, the main dinner room, train cart dinning room & the outdoor patio. Would highly recommend the crab cheese spring rolls! We also tried the dumplings, but I actually didn't like them. They were too hard, the filling was not soft and chewy like a dumpling should be. I got the drunken noodles with shrimp and beef! The noodles were a different texture than I'm used to, but everything else was really flavorful and delicious. I loved my husband's dish. He got the pineapple fried rice it came inside half of a pineapple. Would definitely come back to try more off the menu and get some more of those crab cheese spring rolls.

This place deserves a 4.5, but gave it four stars. Great atmosphere. The place is made up of…read moredifferent train cars to eat in and looks like an old depot. Nice looking interior with good background music playing. Very friendly and nice service. I went for lunch, which comes with a complementary item, usually a soup or a salad. This time it was a Thai chicken soup with crisps. I ordered the Thai Street Basil Sauce dish with chicken for my protein. It comes with jasmine rice and stirfried onions peppers and garlic and basil in a basil sauce. Very tasty, and I got it with medium heat. It was a nice amount of heat, but next time I might try the hot. Decent price for lunch.

Bida Manda mean "father and mother" in Sanskrit. This restaurant was started by siblings (a…read morebrother and a sister), and they named their restaurant to honor their parents. What a great idea! I like to come here for one dish: the squash curry or the pumpkin curry. It's either vegetarian or vegan, so yeah, it's pretty much the highlight of the menu as far as I'm concerned. It's called the Manda Curry or Mom's Curry: Slow-cooked house coconut curry with fresh root vegetables, jasmine rice, and pumpkin. It reminds me of Vientiane Palace's Squash Curry. Upscale ambience!

Wow is mainly what I can say. I am a huge fan of Asian cuisine generally, but Bida Manda has been…read moreone of the more unique experiences I've had with Asian food in quite some time. The two times I went recently, it was a packed house, so reservations are definitely recommended. There's plenty of street parking within a close walk of the restaurant. We ordered the chicken wings, lettuce wraps, and the pork belly soup. All of them were packed full of flavor and prepared to perfection. The chicken wings had an incredible, almost tempura-like batter to them. And the pork belly soup - omg - there's a reason it's the dish they most recommend. I will definitely be back!

What an amazing cozy, intimate restaurant! It's located in a very old building in what's called the…read morebusiness area of Danville. The restaurant is decorated very tastefully keeping much of the old charm. My wife and I had a great conversation with the young owner. He worked at the restaurant for over 10 years and had the opportunity 2 years ago to purchase it. He is very passionate about providing a quality meal to every patron. Amazing young man! Now the food... We started with the calamari. Cooked to perfection. It had a tempura coating, very light and an assortment of vegetables added. Very creative. I had the curry with chicken and my wife had pho. Both dishes were seasoned and spiced nicely. Service was great and prices very reasonable. Note to the owner: you're doing a great job! Keep up the quality. If your expenses increase, don't do what many restaurants do and cut back on quality. Raise the prices if you need to. People will pay for quality.

I've had a lot of Thai and Moon River is always the best. Great service and nice atmosphere too!read more