While Bangkok Hung down the street is the Thai restaurant of choice for most of my coworkers, I prefer Cafe Thai. It's cleaner, newer, has superior plate presentation and the best spring rolls I've ever had. If you want to come here for lunch, you probably need to get here at like 11. There are only a handful of tables and they fill up fast! I suggest you grab a table, just get water to drink - order whatever your favorite Thai dish is (It will be just as good here as you've had anywhere else), but perhaps a smidge hotter than you usually do (I don't find their spice levels to be as high as some other places) and a springroll. Enjoy the spring roll along with your complimentary soup. Smile when your food comes looking all delciouslike. Scarf it down and Get the Hell out of there! Someone else is waiting for your table!!!! :) Just a note: You can usually find coupons for this place, including a 10% off coupon on cafethai.net. read more

This, I swear, is the doppelganger to Thai Café in Royal Oak. Ryan and I ventured out to Northwestern, which I drive on basically everyday, but rarely dine on, to Café Thai because I had a coupon from my mom's Entertainment Book. I am not one to argue with buy one get one free and we figured it was worth a shot. The inside of the restaurant is small with maybe 8 tables? It is well decorated in a Thai motif (fancy that!) with wall paper that has Thai elves playing instruments and the occasional giant insect. The menu was almost identical to TC in RO so I figured I would order something that I order frequently just to have a healthy comparison. I decided on Pad Se'ew with steamed tofu, medium spicy and a spring roll. The dinners came with soup which I declined because it was made with chicken, but I thought it was nice of them to at least offer it. I think it's funny that I am saying it was nice of them to but am irritated that the Clawson Steak House didn't have an alternative. Hm. Maybe I am a little hypocritical sometimes. Eh. I wasn't expecting soup to be included and I could have ordered soup if I wanted it. Regardless, I did not have soup. The Spring roll was delicious! It was bigger than most and really quite fresh tasting--it might have been the best I have had in the Metro-Detroit area. Dinner arrived and the portion was considerable. I thought the spiciness was perfect. They use a special blend of spicy magic they say and I would nod agreeing. I still don't understand why Thai restaurants don't offer facial tissues at the table--it would be the best idea ever. The food was great. It was perfectly flavored, not too sweet as sometimes Se'ew can be and not incredibly salty. The egg/noodle/broccoli ratio was as if DaVinci himself had figured it out. I ended up finishing my entire plate and was left with that satisfied feeing that is best described by a sort of gurgle groan tinged with defeat by deliciousness. Our service was amazing. The staff was all very nice and over the top helpful. In such close quarters with the other diners it was good to know that everyone in the restaurant was being so well cared for. They also had the most fun take out boxes that were somehow square at the top and circular at the bottom. And red. Amazing! I would definitely return to Café Thai--even without a coupon! Though, I think they may offer one online. I do believe they are closed on Sundays. If you find yourself driving down that crazy street called Northwestern and are craving the Thai, give it a trai. Get it, like Thai--trai? Maybe I'm trai-ing too hard. At least I'm amused. read more

This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in Michigan. I used to work across the street and was delighted when a Thai place opened up that I could order lunch from. The owner and her husband used to cook and serve but now they have additional wait staff and an equally awesome chef. One special thing about the owner is that even when I switched jobs and hadn't been there in a year or so, she still remembered my name. They don't deliver, but they do participate in a food taxi type delivery service. I've sampled pretty much everything on the menu but my personal favorites are the Beef Drunken Noodle and the Chicken Pad Thai. They have the best vegetable spring rolls of any Thai restaurant I've had in Michigan. The atmosphere is very nice, authentic Thai colors and beautiful wall paper and adornments greet you. The dining room is very small with probably about 8 tables, but the service is personal and attentive. The only problem is that in the winter time, since they do most of the business with take out, someone is constantly opening the door and freezing you. If you go during lunch time some days it may be crowded or you'll have to wait for a table. They used to serve shrimp chips at the table with your standard glass of water, but now they serve an onion broth soup that's not only healthier for you, but also delicious. Their portions are considerable, spice levels are perfect. I usually order medium, which is spicy, but not overwhelming where it takes you forever to finish your food cause you keep having to take breaks to wipe your eyes and nose. The best thing about the food is that it's even better the next day because the spices have a chance to meld and mature. It truly is a pleasure to eat their left overs. They also use quality ingredients... your rice won't be hard and disgusting the next day. The menu incorporates pretty much all your standard Thai, plus a few more authentic dishes. I find that in metro Detroit I have a problem finding Thai restaurants that have Massaman, and Pa Nang and Drunken Noodle and Singapore noodles. They usually have a few but not all. I recommend this place to anyone who loves Thai food. read more

I had lunch at Cafe Thai today for the second time and confirmed my initial thought that this is a great place. It's in the center of a little strip mall at Franklin and Northwestern Hwy. Make a mental note of the sign though (see photo), so you know what you're looking for, because it was a little hard to read from the road and I ended up passing it. It's a tiny place, probably only seats about 12 people, so it fills up quickly at lunch and has been full both times that I've gone. The service has been top notch each time, with lots of smiles and cheeriness and with the "Bye ladies! Have a good day!" as we're walking out. I've had both the Gang Keaw Warn and the Curry Noodle and loved them both. I tried a bite of my Mom's Curry Fried Rice and it was super tasty as well. I'd say they're on the spicy side, since I've ordered medium both times and it was almost too hot for me and I've easily eaten medium-plus elsewhere. Everything is very fresh and the curry is far more interesting than most places, in my opinion. The portions aren't huge, but it's plenty, and you get free soup, a chicken/rice/pepper loveliness. I can't wait to go back and check out more of their menu. I'm not typically down with "brown sauce" dishes, but I might give them a shot here to see if they can change my mind about them. read more

Cafe Thai - Exterior - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

Cafe Thai is a tiny little restaurant tucked away in a strip mall on Northwestern Highway. Blink and you'll miss it. The interior has an odd feel to it and when you walk in, aside from the people working there and a small statue in the corner, you wouldn't guess it was a Thai place. I don't know why, but it had a bit of a Starbucks vibe to it, minus the coffee. I think it was the music that was playing. I thought the food was pretty decent and the lunch portion you receive along with the overall costs are good. One thing that left me puzzled was the "soup" they give you with your meal. It was basically rice in warm water with some salt and pepper. Surprisingly it wasn't that bad, but I can't see myself eating more than a cup of it. Their Pad Thai had nice flavors and the spice was just right for what I ordered (Medium), but there was a little too much sauce on it. I'd rather have a little too much than too little though. So far it is the best Thai I have had out in this area so I will be sure to go back in the near future. read more

We went here for lunch today to try a different Thai place and it was just okay. The portion sizes didn't bother me but they only had 3-4 pieces of meat in any of the three meals we ordered. The spice level was awful! Two of us ordered hot and one medium and they all tasted like no spice. The food was decent but not what I look for when I eat Thai food. read more

This is my go-to Thai spot. They have the basic Thai dishes, however, with each dish you get to select your degree of spice which is awesome. I typically select medium spice which is quite spicy! I've been eating healthy so my fav dishes have been the Cashew vegetables, vegetable Pad Thai and of course their delectable spring rolls! I also pay an up charge and get brown rice. So, when I'm eating healthy this place definitely feels like a treat. A plus is the staff is courteous and efficient. I gave it 4 stars because it's not the absolute best Thai food I've had but it pretty decent! read more

I first came to Cafe Thai when I started my job at an insurance brokerage in Farmington Hills last January. Ever since, I've been a devoted regular, making at least two trips a month to pick up lunch here. For one, this place has THE best spring rolls of any Thai restaurant in the greater Detroit area. No other joint serves a roll this crispy. It's long rather than wide, which allows you to dip it comfortably in the accompanying saucer of sweet & sour sauce, and the veggies inside are packed in tightly, so they won't all fall out of the roll after your first bite. The chicken satay is a bit dry, but the incredible peanut sauce makes up for it. This place has a few downsides, but it's great in ways that overshadow the cons. For example, the Pad Thai dish is occasionally watery, but only because it's served piping hot, every single time. The hotter the dish, the thinner the sauce. If you don't want it to have such thin sauce, just stir it a bit and wait for it to cool. The spice is usually just right. Mild has a little bite, medium has a slow burn, and hot is a bit too much for me (though I'm a little bit of a spice wimp). XXX-Hot (also known as "Suicide") is out of the question for me, though based on how hot the other spice levels are, I'm sure it will appease spicey-food lovers. Other dishes like the Drunken Noodles and Pad Se-ew may be too salty for some patrons, but the wait staff is more than willing to accommodate all taste-related requests, in spite of a neck-breakingly busy lunch shift. I'm sure some patrons might also dislike the small size of the restaurant (roughly the dimensions of a large master bedroom), but others will think it's just the right size for an intimate conversation. It's a little loud, but that's even better, because your conversation will blend into the others and you'll never feel you're being eavesdropped on. I'll continue to be a regular here as long as it's feasible, and I can readily vouch for the consistently high quality of Cafe Thai's food. read more

Yes the food is still spot on. Can't argue with that, not ever. However the service has been slacking as of late. I am now a regular sit down patron and I still get take out when I'm rushing. I'd say I visit at least once a week (it's addictive). There were a couple weeks though I must have skipped my weekly trip because they up and switched waitstaff on me! I don't know what it is about this new staff (mainly a newer server) but maybe it's me. Maybe she's tired of seeing me show up and spend my hard earned money at her establishment. Who knows. All the more reason for me not to eat my food there, all the reason for me to not have to leave a tip. Don't be fooled I will still get my weekly order, but I'll happily skip all the way home and eat it at my own table. I'm not mad at the cooks, they do their job and do it well. My biggest qualm: stopping by at 9:45pm. Sign says they close at 10. Doors unlocked. Walked in. "We're closed." Cafe Thai FAIL. read more

I eat here almost weekly at lunch. It's a small place but I have never had to wait long, even at noon. You can't go wrong with food here, I usually get Pad Se'ew which is delicious but everything I've tried has been excellent. The spice levels are pretty accurate and they will let you substitute ingredients. Price-wise I think they are reasonable and you get a little chicken/rice soup with your meal. read more

This place is hands down the best Thai in metro Detroit. I'll drive thirty minutes when I'm in the mood for Thai rather than going someplace closer to home. It's right down the street from work which is dangerous! They get nuts at lunch so go at 11am or 1pm to miss the crowd. Their seating space is small and snug but the patrons are friendly. I love their Apple salad, spring rolls, and FR3, I get it medium with chicken, no baby corn and add pineapple. AMAZING. The staff is so friendly and considerate, for a while I would call so often for carryout they knew my voice and my order. I love meeting people for lunch here because everything is good and the service is great. read more

The vibe was strangely random. The clientele was all men (we were the only females during the entire hour we were there), roughly the same age and dressed from the same store. It's safe to assume they probably crawled out of the same cubicle. When we got there we were the only ones at the restaurant and were immediately seated. The service was phenomenal. Lots of smiles and answering questions for my vegetarian friend. When the food came it was OK. I am from Northern California and the Bay Area is filled with amazing Thai. This was good, but definitely not great. In fact, I am not sure what the fuss is about. Northwestern is BIG. This is the place you'd spend half of your lunch hour waiting to just get seated? When we got down with our lunch we were still hoping to finish our drinks and continue catching up. Yes, it was about 12:10. There were about 10 people (all men) waiting to get seated. I was the one facing the door so I couldn't shake that they must be cursing me under their breath for keeping them away from their cubicles and Thai food. I asked my friend to go chat in the car so that we can empty up some space. It was THAT uncomfortable. Had I read Valerie's review about eating and getting the hell out as soon as we were done I would have chosen a different location for catching up. I didn't rely on you entirely, Yelp, and for that I am sorry. Lastly, the Subway next door is Zagat rated. Just food for thought. read more

My only complaint about this place is that the level of spice is different every. Single. Time. I order medium. Sometimes it's extra hot, sometimes it's not spicy enough. I'd order from here more if the spice was consistent. Other than that the food is good! read more

I wish one of the Thai joints in Livonia was this good. Overall the food here has a vibrancy that is sorely lacking in a lot of Thai places. The flavors have that extra dimension that satisfies the urge to eat interesting food. Also the spice levels here are great. Getting things hot doesn't just mean one note drowning in a pile of crushed red pepper hackery. It's hot for sure but with depth and complexity that make the hot food delicious and not an exercise in masochism. My favorite is the beef with Kaffir lime leaves. This is a dish not on most menus around here. The basil and onion and lime leaves weave together to form a great and satisfying flavor. It's not anything like curry type dishes. It almost has an Italian Mediterranean kind of vibe going on. If you get this hot it is really really hot but that manic cracked out kind of hot that the flavor keeps coming through with the heat more and more with each bite. The curry fried rice is also excellent and a great way to slay your sweet and spicy cravings all in one dish. Spring rolls are very good as well. The only thing I didn't really like so far was the thom kah soup. It was really watery and basically only tasted like coconut. It did have a good subtle taste to it and this taste seems like a conscious choice on their part. But I like my thom kah with a lot more bite than the way they serve it I'm a lot closer to other Thai places but I find my way here more often even though it takes more effort because it's worth it. read more

Go-to place for me for Thai food in Southfield. Seafood and lemon grass curry are quite good. Disappointed with the curry fried rice which had peanuts. Other than that the food was good. Seating area is small. Best known for takeout. read more

Best spring rolls. I prefer to eat there however due to covid inside dining is not available.

A big fan of Thai food. Always get the same dish for dine in or take out here for the last few years. I asked for extra sauce today, server said she would make sure it's not dry. When I went to pay my bill, I was charged a $1 for extra sauce! WOW! I've never been charged before either...SMH. I told the cashier that I eat here 3-4 times a week (3 days in a row this week alone) and she said "I know". I asked if it can be taken off since I was not told it was extra. She said "NO, I have to charge you". I replied "This would be my last time here then" she shrugged her shoulders acted she didn't care and took my money. I guess my $9 a day I spend at this establishment does not mean anything to them. read more

Pad Thai: great. Gang gai: not so great. Pad Thai is very well done here. Tastes delicious with just the right amount of flavor and kick. Huge portion as well. I usually order Pad Thai and Panang curry at my favorite Thai restaurants. Decided to go with the Gang Gai because it seemed like a variation of the Panang curry (it's basically red curry + bell peppers and then + mushrooms + bamboo shoots). Anyway, barely got any chicken with the Gang Gai meal and it tasted watered down in flavor compared to the Pad Thai. It lacked that "umph so good" factor. If that makes sense... Still! With some rice to soak up the extra curry juice I can't say that I didn't enjoy it. Oh btw the place itself is very small inside. I only did take out but if you're interested in dining in just be aware that you may be waiting for a table. Surprised to find a good Thai place in this area. Would definitely recommend going! read more

Fantastic place for REAL Thai food. (Not Chinese dressed-up as Thai.) Either dine early or late, for lunch, as the place is small. read more

My first time ordering from here, and it was amazing. I had my two daughters in the car with me so the lady who take my order whose name Noora was so kind and actually came outside let me pay her, and then she came back out when the food when it was ready. It's awesome especially when you have kids with you and don't want to unpack them to go in just to pick up a carry out. read more

Café Thai, Best Thai in Detroit I have had..beats Sala Thai in Detroit too. Why do I like it? The heat is heat, but not too much, you can order how hot you want it. But you can still taste the food. No alcohol served. Food is cheap and delicious. Look for coupons. They are around, you can be out of there for a group of four for under $30. And leave happy and full. And spend two hours there talking and chilling, yes it is that kinda place. Small, but it works. You get quality for a good price. Their noodle dishes are insane. Drunken Noodle, and there is a Curry Noodle..with Coconut and shrimp..this a legit place. Those shrimps are good and there is a bounty of them in the dish (not soggy and not one or two in it like most thai places around here). We drive all the way up and will continue to for this place. No frills, it is about the food. read more

The spring rolls were the best I've ever had. Perfect! My son and I split the curry noodles, and it was better than average. I asked for no bean sprouts, and they were in the dish, but mostly on the side. (I have yet to find a Thai restaurant that will actually serve me a dish without bean sprouts.) My husband had the broccoli and peanut sauce with shrimp, and he gives the sauce a solid 5 stars! The atmosphere is more than lacking. Very small, and the seats are from the Spanish Inquisition! Definitely a carryout kind of place. The waitress couldn't have been nicer, which is very much appreciated! read more

This place has great selection of food at a great price, I had the spicy beef with lime leaves, it was marinated really well and was true to the name and very spicy. Only negative side to it was that the restaurant is very small. read more

Cafe Thai - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan

I get pad thai at every single Thai restaurant I come across... And so far out of the dozen or so Thai places I've ordered from... This is by far the best. Order it hot? It's actually hot!!!!! Perfect portion size to cost ratio. Just fantastic, sad that I live 6 hours away or I'd order here once a week! read more

Pad Thai was ready in 5 minutes, which was great, but it was runnier, soggier, and a bit more sour than I like. The Thai iced tea also had too much cream/milk. Not horrible, but not my kind of Thai. read more

I'm obsessed with thai food and i tried many thai places around livonia, novi, ann arbor, downtown birmingham and surroundings. But so far this was the best thai place!! The customer service is good and the food was authentic. Beware for non-spicy persons HOT could be really HOT (the spice levels are authentic). But for spicy food lovers you would love this place. There basil fried rice is the best! read more

I changed my rating from a 4 star to a 5 star. Why, because their food is so damn good. My favorite is the Basil Fried Rice w/Chicken. I eat this almost weekly but was dared by my favorite waitress to try something different. Boy O Boy was she right. I've tried several other dishes and everything I've tried has been GREAT. If there is a downside it's when they run out of spring rolls. I just accept the lack of spring rolls as a sign that I don't need the extra calories. Be Hungry My Friends and eat Thai at the Cafe Thai restaurant. read more

ok wth is everyone taking about?! This place is disturbing! We ordered carry out because my sister and I were horrified and how small the place was. It only seated 18 ppl! The food is just plain old gross. Yes it was our first time.....and this is what we ordered!..... Cho cho plaa~ just stay away Princess shrimp~the shrimp was good and clean but overall had zero taste Patsi ew!~ it was ew! It was dry. Oh was it dry. The veggies were freshly cut but from a day before prob and out cho cho plaa was def from either a few days ago or just reheated in the microwave! And it only took 7 min to get out food! What does that tell you? Ill stick to siam spicy thank you. I just want to know....how anyone thought this place was good?! And when a thai worker comes back with subway....what does that tell u? Hmmmm....yeah I won't be back sorry! I feel bad but they need to step up their game! They aren't serving 50 customers at a time.....we just wanted good carry out after a long day at work! Sorry! read more

WOW! Such a great place for take-out! The staff is extremely nice, and patient. I love ordering vegetable curry, but I am particular about the kind of curry and what vegetables (I know, I'm difficult!) but whatever changes or additions I make they always comment on how delicious it sounds rather than getting annoyed with my difficult order. That right there goes a long way with me! The food is wonderful and the prices match -- $6.50 for a HEAPING lunch portion. Plus, they always have a 10% discount coupon online. Warning - if you want to try this place as dine-in, be aware that this place is TINY with a capital T. You could maaaaaybe dine with four people max, but you would be better off with just a party of two. I hope they expand into a bigger place because I'm sure it would be packed for lunch every day! read more

Great soups (Tom sum), and crab Rangoon was really good with chunks of imitation crab inside with cream cheese. I had the pad tahi and it wasn't as good as others I've had in other places but it was still good. I would recommend this place! read more

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Very nice location, decent food, good quantity, you can have 2 meals for one dinner portion. The waitresses are pretty nice. I recommend this place to people who like Pad Thai Curry. Dinner cost only $9+1 cent so it is a great deal for sure. Food is not greasy like many others. First place I go when I need some Thai Curry for my stomach:) read more

I remember finding this place through yelp last summer when looking for a place to eat with friends. Best thing yelp has helped me find by far. the food is incredible, i must warn you after eating here, no other thai place will compare! i've been to places in downtown Detroit, Birmingham, and Ann Arbor, and all they did was make me miss cafe thai. the place is small like some reviews have said because it's take out restaurant that has seating for roughly 20 people for connivence. it's take out prices for top quality food. the tofu is always nice and firm, the spice range is great and all the levels have different flavors rather than just a burning mouth sensation. also they use vegetable oil instead of peanut oil for anyone that can't have it. if you give this place a try, you won't regret it. read more

I love the food here! You can tell they use high quality ingredients, and the service is wonderful! The prices are pretty good, totally worth every penny. read more

Love it, they have the best chicken Panang. And they have great curry fried rice. Blazing fast service! read more

I didn't feel like driving to our usual Thai restaurant and remembered I had been to Cafe Thai once before, so we gave it a try. One word - delicious!!! The order was perfect, the food was perfectly spiced, the service was wonderful. We will be back for sure! read more

I was first introduced by a friend's family. Our group was celebrating someone's birthday and someone chose thai. I was totally glad to add another resturant to my thai food rotation. My sister is also a huge fan of thai food and we often get it when we have our 'sister' dinner dates, so it has to be said that Cafe Thai has become one of many places we can depend on for a tasty meal. At Cafe Thai, the spicyness seems to be just right. I love the rice soup that is offered before a meal and the chicken satay is so tasty. My sister will often get a yummy curry tofu dish, I think last time she got a yellow curry. I often will stick to noodle dishes. The portion size is great, definitely allows me to have some left-over for lunch the next day. The service here is great. The actual resturant is tiny and there isn't much room for many tables. When I came in with that group, it was cramped for us and for other tables. (Minus one star for the cramped dinning room and not always comfortable chairs). Overall, great thai, good service...I would definitely eat here more often if the location was a teeny bit closer to where I lived. read more

Excellent food, quick service, pleasant staff. This place is perfect for a takeout weekday lunch. Cafe Thai is one of my Southfield favorites. read more

SETTING: Located in a little plaza. Easy to miss if you don't quite know what you're looking for. Look for the purple and yellow (I don't quite understand the color scheme) fluorescent sign. It's a bit small, but it is very clean and well lit for casual dining-in. Seems like more of a takeout place based on the other people waiting around us. FOOD: Got the Pad Pak Curry which consists of cooked vegetable medley (baby corn, broccoli, napa cabbage, water chestnuts, etc) with white rice in a shallow bowl of the red curry. I ordered it with chicken. Sometimes, I just want some good comfort food. Although I've had some more authentic Thai food, Cafe Thai fulfilled my needs for this trip on a cold night. Sizing was pretty average. SERVICE: The kind waitress was also the one taking orders and handing out the take out items to other customers. She had a lot on her plate, and did her best to check up on us. IMPRESSIONS: Not bad, but also not too memorable. Pricing was pretty standard. If you need some straight-forward, no-frills, comfort food on a budget, Cafe Thai might do the trick. read more

I'm staying at an extended-stay hotel just down the road, and have been craving Thai for a while, so I stopped here for takeout on my way home from a late night at work. I walked in the door about 9:15pm. It's a very small place situated in a strip mall- only about 8 tables for two- but nicely decorated, if you're going to eat there. I didn't see my favorite, Pad Kee Mao, on the menu, so I got the Drunken Noodles I had read good things about. I also ordered a bowl of Tom Kha with chicken. I wanted shrimp chips (again, because of a Yelper) but they said they were out. That's good, since it probably means they're made fresh each day. I only waited about 6 or 7 minutes for my order, even though I hadn't called it in. I printed a 10%-off coupon from their website, so my entree and soup came to just over $10. The soup was good- fresh mushrooms and tomatoes, the right amount of coconut, and a lovely consistency. Next time I would skip the chicken and get vegetables instead; the chicken didn't really add anything to the soup. It was also really, really hot, so I had to wait until my noodles were mostly gone before I could eat it without burning myself. The Drunken Noodles were also pretty tasty. It was a generous portion; I finished it, but was a little past 'comfortably full' when I was done. This place minces the chicken in this dish, which is not something I've seen before, but I really liked it. There was a decent amount of chicken, lots of noodles, and a reasonable number of green pepper strips, all in a translucent savory brown sauce (not like Chinese 'brown sauce'). There was a tad too much sauce for my tastes, but I'm generally a no-sauce-at-all guy, so that's not saying much. I had asked for a "hot" level of spice, but I would consider mine somewhere around "mild+". Next time I'll emphasize that I want it really, really spicy. I may be a white guy eating at a suburban Detroit Thai takeout joint, but I can handle a ton of spice. If you're the same way, be very clear with them. Overall, I'm happy with it. Not the greatest Thai I've had in the USA, but it's pretty darn good for where it is. It also has great prices, unlike most of the other menus I've looked at around here. Don't drive for 45 minutes to get here, but, if you're in the neighborhood, swing on by. read more

Pretty good basil fried rice! A bit salty but much more flavor than some places I've had where there's literally no salt. Tastes even better the next day! Also the spring rolls taste good and everything seems fresh. The veggies aren't frozen bag veggies. I'll be going here more often read more

Cafe Thai - Thai Near Me - Southfield, Michigan