This place is complicated to review since somethings are very good and others are not. The good things we have tried are the Cream Cheese Wontons, Chicken Satay, and Pineapple Fried Rice, Musumum Curry and some of the stirfries. The biggest problem we have with this place is that they undercook the meat (especially the chicken and beef) in most of their dishes. To us this is not acceptable so when we come here we order our food either well done or without meat. Also recently the prices have gone way up and the quality is going down. Therefore, we rarely come here anymore and are seeking a new go to Thai place to replace this one on our eatting out rotation. Itnis a shame as they use to be affordable and delious! read more

The drinks were not offered until we already decided on our order. The tea was luke warm water with a cheap bag. The pad Thai was old rice noodles with too much chicken for the amount of noodles and far too much lime. No crushed peppers were provided on the side as I find in better places. The amount of crushed peanuts was paltry for the dish. The pineapple fried rice was so-so only, mixing raisins and canned pineapple chunks in with the cashews and chicken that needed to be cut into bite sized pieces. While we ordered a hand roll with the intention of it being an appetizer, it came out well after our meal, having sat on the counter in view for several minutes. The order of a soft shelled crab hand roll was a sloppily rolled piece with deep fried something. If there was crab meat in there, it certainly didn't taste like soft shelled crab I've had many times before. read more

Staff is hella rude, they don't acknowledge you, poor costumer service. Food is fairly food, portions are small and overpriced.

This is our go-to place for a causal easy dinner out when we don't feel like cooking. I love to order the J Grand appetizer (vegetarian sampler) and eat that as my meal! It's got all my favorites- cream cheese wontons, fried spring rolls, garlic edamame, and tofu with peanut sauce. The servers are always happy and friendly. read more

I think this place has a lot of potential and delivers on serving quick affordable Thai and Japanese food. I had been avoiding this place since I thought it was only a vegetarian place, but I was coming back from SJC late night, and it was the only place open, so I had no other choice. The staff was super nice, and let us sit at a table and drink water while we ordered our takeout. We ordered the Yellow Curry, Pad Thai and side salad, pretty unadventurous fair. Once we got home, I noticed the portions were fairly large, and good too! I'll have to try this place next time and actually eat there. read more

This place is our favorite! From the quality of the food to the quantity of the food, this place is super. We love the flavors or the vegetarian curries and the spring rolls. We used to come to this place regularly 5 years ago, then we moved away from this location. We just had our dinner again after 5 years here and it is still the quality restaurant it was many years ago. read more

Rip off prices, mediocre quality and tiny quantities is all I can say. If you think their quality is good you don't know what Thai food is or should be. read more

Well I finally found a reason for the man candy to take me here and I have to admit that I'm a little disappointed. First off they had a FULL menu of SUSHI, THIA, CURRY and CHINESE dishes. That's an awful lot of food to be purchasing when you want everything to be fresh and not waste.... The service was slow and the curry had a lot of milk in it. Not too thrilled. Any way you slice it this place was ok but there are much better options out there. read more

My boyfriend came to visit me at work and we randomly picked this place to try. We got here at about 11:30 and it wasn't packed at all. The set up is really simple and clean. This place has two menus. The first is a Japanese menu, mostly sushi rolls. The second is Thai food. It took us a long time to be able to order our food even though there weren't many people inside the restaurant yet. The waitress was really nice though, and apologized for the delay. Vincent ordered the Pad See Ew and I ordered the Pad Kee Mao. I asked for my dish to be extra spicy. They gave each of us a bowl of their house soup, which was just a cabbage soup, while we were waiting for our food. I didn't care for it and Vincent hated it, but it was free, so I'm not complaining. I just pushed it to the side. The food came out pretty fast, which was nice. The taste however, was nowhere near spectacular. I liked my boyfriend's dish better than mine. My Pad Kee Mao wasn't spicy at all. Thank goodness for spice racks! There were just no captivating flavors on my dish. Normally I get a real kick from ordering the Pad See Ew at any Thai restaurant but my taste buds were not turned on from this dish. As we were eating, this place got incredibly packed. Once we were done eating, we had to physically ask the waitress for the bill since they were so busy. Overall, the service was on and off. It took a long time to order but the food came out fast when we did. The waitress was really sweet. The food itself was barely okay. I probably will not be back anytime soon. If I do, I'll try the Japanese menu instead. read more

When I came here I was very pleased with the food. We ordered: Garlic edamame $5.95 Panang curry w/ tofu $8.95 Pad Thai $8.95 Basil and chili chicken $8.50 Sizzling seafood feast $15.95 Fried banana ice cream $5.50 It added up to around $63 for four people. Kind of pricey, but I think it was pretty worth it. My favorite was the panang curry; it was simultaneously sweet, spicy, and coconutty, unlike anything I've ever tasted before. The basil and chili chicken could have been better (it was a little dry), but the pad thai was great. Nice and sticky. If there's one thing on the menu that you should get, it's the fried banana ice cream. It's warm slices of banana rolled in deep-fried coconut shavings, with a scoop of pine-apple The only things I didn't like about this place was that the service was okay, and the waitresses were polite, but I felt like they were kind of cold (It would have been nice to have been given a little more attention). It was also a little chilly. But other than that, I fully recommend this restaurant if you're looking for a quiet and exotic meal. read more

Blue Mango was the choice of venue for a Thursday work lunch. The prices were really high for lunch and especially Thai lunches, so I had pretty high expectations. Curry fries: Nothing more interesting than curly fries served with curry on the side. Pretty ordinary. Vegetarian Mafia: Quite good for a fried roll. Crispy and fresh, and the unagi sauce was flavorful and not overpowering. Crab fried rice: Way to mislead me, Yelp! Highly overrated and definitely not worth the $10.95. There were good portions of crab, but the dish itself had little flavor. Exotic bomba: Beautiful looking, and the white chocolate shell and sorbet inside paired up well. The portion was big enough to share among at least 2 people, if not 3. Definitely recommended if you're looking at desserts. Coppa pistachio: The gelato was light tasting but the pistachio flavor was distinct. Unlike the bomba, this was only big enough for one person. Service was surprisingly good - the waitresses were very attentive to our group and always checked up on our plates and water. However, this might have been because our group of 18 was clearly ordering anything and everything off the menu, and given the number of reviews complaining about the service, take my experience with a grain of salt. I was ready to give Blue Mango 4 stars, but the food didn't treat my digestive system well. So 3 it is for a decent, if unspectacular restaurant. read more

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I tried this place out for the first time after finding it here on Yelp. The vibe is very ambient and quaint. Great for a first date! Haha! The waitresses were very friendly and accommodating to my order. I ordered the curry with no tofu and brown rice! Boy was it delicious!!!! I really enjoyed everything from the food to the service! Will definitely be returning! read more

Blue Mango - Mixed vegetable curry without tofu and brown rice!! Yummy! - Vegetarian Near Me - San Jose, California

This is my first time trying Blue Mango. I ordered Delivery through UberEATS and I must say I'm extremely impressed with how delicious and fresh everything looks! Will definitely order again! Took about an hour but that is what was estimated so I'm not mad. read more

Blue Mango - Healthy portions and looks so fresh and delicious! Smells so good - Vegetarian Near Me - San Jose, California

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The Verdict: "New place that needs to work on their Thai flavors." Items Ordered: Tofu pad seu ew, peanut chicken salad, bamboo shoot with mushroom stir fry, Thai iced tea Pros: Good service, clean and orderly, nice ambiance (music and art on walls), fast service, Thai iced tea in a large glass (not a small, way-too-trendy glass), clean restrooms with toilets that have both a full flush and an energy saving option (sorry...was that a little too much info?) Cons: New place that doesn't really have its Thai flavors down, the pad seu ew was just salty and lacked the little bit of sweetness it usually has, the tofu was a little too deep fried and the bamboo shoots dish was just average, portions are pretty small (good thing my bf and I weren't thaaaaaat hungry), didn't try the sushi bar that was there (which is kinda strange to combine Thai and sushi and made me wonder if that is why they got confused as to what they were serving) Would I Recommend It?: Probably not...although the service was great, the food was not :( *You have just read a review in the style of "juju yelp lover's rating system". If you liked this review style, follow me on my many yelping conquests! read more

If you're ever caught in a craving dilemma between thai food or sushi... problem solved! Blue Mango has the best of BOTH worlds! Yummy entrees you should get - thai: panang curry, blue mango fried rice, or red noodles (pad see ew), sushi: titanic, red dragon, or lion king (try it with scallop instead of salmon). Warning - the thai AND sushi is only offered at the Coleman location. read more

I love this place. I love it because it has a sushi bar and serves traditional Thai dishes. I have a tendency to order the same thing: Yellow curry with cashew and potatoes or the eggplant with tofu. The brown rice is nice as is the coconut rice. It's nice to share your entrée and eat "family style". That way you do get the opportunity to try other dishes. I rarely order the desserts only because I end up being so full after my meal, there is no room to fit dessert! However the dessert menu does look enticing! I tried a lychee martini and a ginger lemon drop this past trip and they were both wonderful! The service is good and the environment is casual with just the right touches of decor. There is a projector that shows different snap shots of Thailand off of a wall (much better than these flat panel screen tvs that you find in Asian restaurants these days). Never could understand watching tv while dining in a restaurant. A sports bar or pizza place perhaps, but not in a restaurant. read more

Early bird deals (: !! Sushi rolls aren't that great though.

I eat here about once a month and the experience is usually pretty good. I'm not a fan of their sushi menu, but the Thai food is always prepared well. I don't usually get too adventurous with the order and usually end of with pad Thai, a skewered mix of beef and veggies, steamed rice, et cetera. There have been a couple of times when the service was a little slow and the table/chairs had crumbs from the prior patrons still on them when I arrived, but all in all, it's a pretty good place to go for a casual dinner. Try the Singha Thai imported beer if you get the chance - it's quite good! read more

Was a little bit cautious about this place, given that it touts itself as a Thai/Sushi restaurant. Sure enough, the emphasis on the sushi side is geared towards the Americanized, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink 'rolls' that bear little resemblance to Japanese cuisine. We opted for the Thai food. Service was prompt. I like how the menu lays out the length of time that appetizers will take to be prepared, using a scale that goes from fastest to slowest. The menu also gave a helpful scale of least to most spicy on Thai options. When trying a new Thai place, I always like to see how they fare on the soups or salads. In this case, it was the Som Tum Goong (green papaya salad with shrimp). Decent flavor, but I would've liked some of the dried shrimp that is really a staple ingredient in this salad. On a positive note, I asked for medium spice and it had just the right amount of chopped chilis. Green curry was decent - not as rich as other Thai options in the South Bay, but passable. Pad See Ew was very good. If this is what all noodle dishes are like, I'd opt for a noodle option next time I come. In all, a decent Thai option, with good service. read more

I ordered 16 dishes to-go and within 30 minutes, voila, the food is ready for pick-up. There was no fuss when I came for pick-up. They got all my orders correct, and all with the right level of spiciness. Laab Salad: I enjoyed this dish here. The meat is cooked just right and there was the right amount of lettuce. Tom Kha Gai Soup: I was a bit disappointed with the Tom Kha soup. The soup tasted diluted and did not have the clarity and balance of coconut, lemongrass, and zest. However, the chicken was good. Curry Fried with Curry: What an interesting twist on fries, and when dipped in curry, it is magnificent! read more

The little big cousin got hungry from all the food pictures her friends were posting on instagram and one happened to post pictures from his lunch earlier from blue mango. Being the stalker she is she asked myself, little sister and her siblings to go grab lunch... It was actually after lunch and before dinner. We all hopped into the minivan and arrive to our location. It wasnt crowded at all. We were then greeted by a kind waitress who guided us to our table and asked us if we wanted anything to drink. I opened up the drink menu and the first thing I saw was "THAI TEA PITCHER-$10" I was definitely tempted but turned out I was the only one who wanted Thai tea... Therefore I settled with a glass for myself. So.. Dun dun dun.. We then ordered our food..(we ordered quite a few dishes) Chicken pad thai-it was ok .. Definitely had better Pad see ew-good but lacked seasoning Beef Thai Basil and chile -good, one of the better dishes Papaya salad-I would pass on this, lacked flavor Lion king roll- good but weird..had a teriyaki after taste Philly roll-pretty good For dessert we got sticky rice with mango. I'm going to assume this is where their restaurant name came from. BLUE sticky rice with MANGO. Its was probably their best dish from all the stuff we ordered. Just have to say at least we gave it a try. Its good if you want Thai and sushi at the same time. read more

I'm surprised this place only has 3 stars. I ate here for the first time last week, and I must say, I'm definitely a fan. I ordered the yellow curry chicken with a spice level of 7 and the roti with panag curry. The spice level was perfect for me. Just enough for my nose to feel like it was starting to drip. I love that they have spice levels on their menu. I love spicy food, but we all know that Thai spicy is on another level of spicy! My friend ordered the pad thai with crab meat and that was delicious too. I've never had that before. Their service was good. Nothing to complain about there. I think the people who gave this place low ratings should maybe give it another try. :) I'll be back again for sure. P.S. They also have a sushi bar and a sushi menu, although I didn't try any of their sushi, it didn't look bad. I just think it is kind of odd to serve Thai food and Japanese food in one place. read more

A solid three stars. Sushi: The proportion was off. The ratio of fish to rice was off. There was more rice and there was fish. Otherwise, it was very filling. Asparagus and mushroom stirfry: it was okay. The sauce was interesting, but I've made better ones at home. It was a little too salty for my taste. The service was great! Everyone was super nice. I think next time will try the curries. Will probably avoid the stir fry from here on. read more

I took my cousin here for his B-day lunch earlier and & I don't think I will come here again. I'll give the other location a try though (on Stevens Creek). We had to wipe our forks w/ the provided napkins then we asked for 2 bowls, they were filthy! We showed the server, she apologized & brought us 2 cleaner bowls. We ordered pad thai, pineapple fried rice & the beef salad. The pineapple fried rice was the worse I've ever tasted! The rice was really soggy & the flavoring was not good. The other 2 dishes were OK. They asked how spicy we wanted the salad & we said 5 (scale of 1-10) for medium. They brought out the beef salad which had more beef and onions than lettuce (which was fine w/ us) but it was NOT spicy!! We ordered the sticky rice w/ mango for dessert & I have to say I've had better sticky rice. They dessert was very little for the $5.95 price they were charging. If you want mediocre Thai food & unclean utensils then come here otherwise, stay away!!!! read more

What a huge disappointment!!! Okay, I won't be rating them on their food, because we never got our food... From the look of the menu and food on other people's table.. I guess they look pretty good. We went to Blue Mango for lunch, and even though it was right tin the middle of a rush lunch hour (12:10) there were still few empty tables available... Sweet! We were given a table, and waited for the waiter. I finally gave her enough eye-contact that she came and took our order. Very simple - Tofu satay, Chicken Larb, and Panang Curry.... 15 min went by, and still no food.... then additional 10 min went by, still no food... Our waiter seems to take care of every other table except ours... I finally flagged her down AGAIN, and asked where our lunch was... She said "oh, will be ready is few min!"... Then pretty soon people who came in after us were getting their food.... WHAT THE F**K??? So after waiting for 30 min and seeing others getting their food before we did... We just walked out!!! Tell you the truth, I've never done that before... read more

My girls and I were out having sushi one day when I mentioned that I have yet to find a great thai place - I miss my fave restaurant in Sacramento. One of the gals mentioned she loves this place and we should check it out and so we did. A group of 10 of us dropped in at this location and it was not all that I imagined. First of all, let me point out that its not a full fledge standalone restaurant. Its in a strip mall and there's seating for maybe 35- 40 people max. We all sat down at a long rectangular table which sucked cuz we couldn't really mingle with each other much and then the table was cluttered with multiple LAMINATED menus - I mean really - I think there were 4 or 5 of them. 1 for desserts, 1 for drinks, 1 for sushi, 1 for dinner, one for something else - but it was crazy. When we finally figured out what we wanted, we ordered and waited patiently. Unfortunately, when the food came out we were less than satisfied. My pad-see-ew was a bunch of over-cooked noodles stuck together without much flavor. I tried some of my friend's pad thai and it was really bland - I had a piece of chicken and it tasted like it was plain boiled chicken with the pad thai sauce covering it. :( Also, another slight issue were the water glasses. They were so tiny that in 5 sips the water was gone, so you either sat with an empty glass wishing for some water, or someone was constantly reaching over you with water. :( Not happy at all and won't be recommending this place to anyone. I noticed our friend who told us about the place even had to have her dish exchanged. read more

My true rating would be 4.15 starts. Here's my breakdown: Food quality: 7/10 -I've been to Thai Spice and Mizu and I can tell that Blue Mango's Sushi and Curries have a lot of room for improvement Food quantity: 8/10 -Come on, you can add a bit more meat to your curries :) Service: 10/10 -Excellent. Been there twice and I've admired their service :) Price: 8/10 -Again, considering the quality and quantity of the food, I think the price for each item should be a tad bit less than their competitors (7+8+10+8)/4= 8.25/10 OR 4.15/5 read more

This is a decent place if you're in the area and you're not afraid to burn a little extra cash for the option of Thai dishes or Japanese 'sushi' rolls. Portions are small and typically in family style. The water glasses are small, which means you'll need refills a lot if you drink like a fish, which is doubly bad because the refill service is a bit spotty. I've had one good waitress there, one that charged my party of 4 as a party of 6 (because we were table 6) so it included gratuity (but we got that fixed from the aforementioned waitress), and a waiter who was decent, but had a window of about 6-7 minutes where he disappeared from the table area and couldn't get more water or clear some plates. Anyways, the place doesn't do either Thai or Japanese rolls great justice, but the dishes are above average with flavor and the place looks great. 3* solid read more

4.5 stars. I took my two indian vegetarian non blood related sisters out. We ordered off the vegetarian menu Veggie curry with tofu - plenty of tofu, great tasting sauce Steamed rice Pad kee mao (extra spicy) - fresh noodled piled with fresh and lightly fried vegetables Veggie sushi - they were amazed at the taste Ice cream parfait with pistachio ice cream and butter pecan ice cream with whipped cream. They raved over each dish and told me that everything including our sweet waitress was a 4 star. She was sweet, very friendly and extremely attentive. This place has plenty of parking and is located in the strip mall near Trader Joe's starbucks, el pollo loco, Target, etc Good job Blue Mango. Waitress received a large tip read more

Ok, the one star is for the delicious tuna asahi salad thing I had. but that's about it. My parents and I went to have lunch here. We entered the place, and it was pretty small and only about 3 tables of 2 people were eating. No one greeted us and no one seated us. Finally a waitress came out and told us to hold on. We waited for 5 minutes and decided to seat ourselves and grab our own menus. We waited for another 5 minutes before she came to take our order. My dad ordered the seafood soup. It was a small bowl for the price. You can get a bigger portion at other places, for cheap. I ordered the tuna asahi which was delicious and fresh. My mom ordered pineapple fried rice. Again, it was super small for the price. If you want to eat thai/japanese ... eat it elsewhere. The place smells like paint or something. It was annoying to smell that while you are trying to eat. Service sucked too. The girl was nice but I just don't understand why they have her working all alone to bring food in and out and to take orders. It's ridiculous. read more

This place is ok but to be quite frank, at least from my limited experience, I would not come back for Thai food. The portions are small, and the pricing is relatively high for what you get. I can't speak to the Japanese food however. I do however like the space and the staff. Enjoy! read more

Originally had an unpleasant experience, but the customer service I received afterwards was TREMENDOUS! The owner went out of her way to make it up to me and I really appreciate that. I can't wait to try this place again! read more

I'm a LOVER of fresh spring rolls and they are the first thing I order at any Thai eatery* There is a particular combination in spring rolls that makes them amazing & unfortunately the Romaine lettuce did not do it for me. The quantity was great, the tofu yummy- and peanut sauce saved the experience! Unfortunately, service was sub par...as was the Pad Thai as it was sooooo DRY... Our waiter, although cheerful, never offered service after bringing the main course, so we kept getting up to ask for what we needed. There was only one other couple eating in the place! Then our waiter left for the night apparently- so we were really left alone. Hah On a lighter note, the atmosphere was pleasant and clean& relaxing. More cilantro and some basil with sprouts in spring roles would have bumped the rating up to at least a 4 star. read more

This place is great! Where else can you find good sushi AND Thai food? We had the lion king roll and their Spicy garlic stir-fry prawns--both were delish. Staff is friendly. We will be back. read more

Blue Mango is one of those places that you drive by while looking for parking near Trader Joes and you think to yourself "oh, I'll try it next time" but never really get around to it. After passing it up several times, a friend and I decided to go in because she was craving sushi and I wanted a little bit of curry. The decor inside could have been better considering the price of food. My friends and I eat hefty portions so our bill came out to be around $90 before tip outs so easily $50 a person. The appetizers were all great but pricey and the main courses left a bit to be desired. The only thing I really loved about this place was their Mango Tea. read more

The Blue Mango is not a Thai restaurant and it's not a sushi place either, it does carry some standards from both cuisines, but don't let that fool you into sticking with either one of the other style. The Blue Mango is most capable in it's playful eastern/eastern fusion selections. Blue Mango serves a full course of fusion appetizers, savory Thai soups, salads, curries and stir-frys and sushi. The special sushi rolls, which are often jarring when served alongside more traditional Japanese fare, pair well with the savory Thai palette. You won't get anything approaching Thai heat at Blue Mango, but there are chili flakes and chili sauce available along with the soy sauce for your sushi. They make up for the lack of heat by serving some really excellent garlic dishes. The garlic edamame are savory and rich, definitely don't order them if you're a low fat aficionado, and go great with a cold fizzy Singha at happy hour. The star of the show is the highly customizable stir fry menu, which gives you several choices for sauce and veggies to be paired with your protein of choice which includes beef, chicken, tofu, prawns, fish, calamari, and lamb, for the more adventurous, and you can choose to pair those with sides of brown, white, or sticky coconut rice, egg friend rice and garlic noodles. For larger groups, try one of the noodle or rice entrees like pad woon sen (slippery silvers) or crab fried rice. Blue Mango also serves an inspired desert menu and offer a selection of beer and wines, as well as some sake based mixed drinks and iced teas and coffee, Thai style. Favorite Meal: Salmon Skin Handroll Garlic Edamame Tom Yum Soup Tamrind Salmon Fillet Garlic Noodles Pistachio Gelato Let me address an unfair gripe that some reviewers seem to have about the portion size. It is true that the dishes at Blue Mango are not as big as dishes in typical family style restaurants, but I think that the management did a good job of meeting the needs of it's clientele who come to shop at nearby stores like Trader Joes, Cost Plus or Target. Consider a scene which often takes place at family style restaurants: a table of four orders two of the same noodle dish, another orders a plate of stir fried chicken and one orders a family size bowl of hot soup, each diner dutifully picks at the dish in front of him but you can tell that he's getting sick of eating so much of the same thing. Most of it inevitably gets stuffed into doggy bags at the end of the night, probably to find it's final resting place at the back of the refrigerator. The smaller portions are enough for two to share with another dish or an appetizer, but also small enough for one person to eat with rice or another side. That means even small groups (which this restaurant mainly caters to) can get a well balanced mean with enough variety in foods to satisfy for hours after the meal is over. read more

PROS: - Nice clean setting and quick service - Mango curry special was tasty - Creative menu in terms of spicy levels and cooking times (they organized their appetizer menu by cooking time, pretty cool) CONS: - Portion is TINY. I've eaten lunch here twice and hungry afterward both times. Coming from a 100-lbs Asian girl, it's a big problem. - Expensive for the amount of food that I got - Tamarind fish fillet: the tamarind sauce was very liquid and soaked into my rice, which turned into sour-tasting rice. Over all, it's not a very good dish The TINY PORTION is the deal killer for me. I hate to feel hungry and ripped off every time. I will NOT come back. read more

Found a hair in our food. Fail. We ordered two hand rolls, Som Tum soup, and a few other unmemorable items. don't go. drive on. read more

Ordered curry and they had put boiled tofu and potato in a cooked broth with no flavor at all!

We went on a slow breezy weeknight for an early dinner. We would always go to Sweet Tomato next door and always said we'd like to one day check out Blue Mango. Finally we went, first thing I noticed was the cute decor... 2nd thing I noticed was "nobody else was there". Usually this is a clear sign but we stayed. These are the reasons why I am giving this place a low score: 1. All tables had little signs on them saying "All Thai Entrees" are $3.00 off. We both went w/a Thais dish. The waitress came to take our order and we reminded us of that special. After she placed our order, the cook sent her back to our table saying that sorry that no longer applies because it was placed on our table by mistake. I pointed out to her that every table in the venue had the same things placed on their table. The cook then sent her back to say he would only honor it for one of the two dishes we ordered. (Whatever!) 2. When our bowls for the soup arrived, they were "DIRTY". They had residue from a previous meal in both bowls. She waitress returned with another set of bowls... "Same Thing"... dirty w/dry food stuck on the dishes from a previous meal. She brought us a 3rd set of bowls that were decent enought. 3. The coconut soup I ordered was "CHEAP" on the coconut and over loaded w/ginger. Com'on .... a can of coconut is only .79 cents dude!!!! Also, if I wanted "GINGER SOUP" I would've communicated that to the gal taking our order. 4. Over Priced for food that is not great at all. Bottom line.... I will never go back. Sorry Charlie... I'm not even a harsh reviewer... I can overlook some things but this was really unacceptable. read more