You might drive past Thai on Canyon with its quiet wooden sign and never know what you missed. But…read moreyour stomach would never forgive you. We came there on a quiet Monday evening, under the worst circumstances: the server who was scheduled to work that night hadn't come in, so the sweet woman running the place was waiting tables AND cooking AND taking care of takeout orders. Given that, the food might have been mediocre, the service slow. But the complete opposite was true. We ordered wonton soup, pad thai with tofu, stir-fried vegetables with jasmine rice. Everything came promptly; the ingredients were fresh and colorful; each dish was as advertised, and FLAVORFUL. We live in New York, where superb Thai is as easy to find as an egg sandwich. Thai on Canyon is deliciously memorable.

The food is great but service was awful. Of you want good food and do not care about how your are…read moretreated, come here. They don't tell you, they have parking in the rear. They will not validate your parking. You can not park in the street. The food was good can't say enough about that.

New to Santa Fe. Looking for casual dining but quality. Had a very pleasant evening after a long…read moreweek. My wife liked the food so much she ate my leftovers too. This place will be in the steady rotation.

I have been here twice now, once in October last year and had the tonkotsu spicy ramen which was…read morepretty good. I came at night, it was pretty busy but quick service. I went again today for a late lunch and enjoyed some aspects of the meal. For one, it was just me and two other tables who closed out right when I was walking in. I was quickly sat, and proceeded to have pretty slow service to start. Once a server finally came back around 5 minutes later, he brought some delicious spicy/sweet peanuts to start. Returned less than a minute later to take my order, then proceeded to have great service afterward.. let me start with the spicy baby cucumbers: pretty tasty and a large serving, however I didn't think they were that spicy. The chile oil used is mostly oily with some not so spicy Chiles used (that could just be my heat tolerance) but nonetheless, they were delicious. The hot tea was fresh and he brought it out with water, which I appreciated.. I was however slightly disappointed in the Dan Dan Noodles, I didn't take a picture just because it honestly was served not too appetizing or picture perfect like most of the previous reviews. Everything was mixed together, and the meat was all in the bottom under all of the noodles. The flavor was pretty good, but I didn't get the normal Szechuan flavor or spiciness that I've had in the past at other places. I do love the fresh noodles, but the overall dish was a little underwhelming. I would have liked it to be a little more presentable, along with more of a noteworthy flavor other than meaty broth with some chile oil (again more on the oily side not so much spice). Overall, the experience was decent and good service. I will come back to try something else and maybe it just wasn't a dish for me.

We were visiting from Houston, and as passionate lovers of Vietnamese cuisine, this restaurant was…read moreat the top of our list. Originally, we had a reservation for 6:30 p.m., but after spending the afternoon exploring the galleries nearby, we happened to pass the restaurant around 5:00 and thought we would simply ask if there was any chance of being seated a bit earlier. We fully understood that the answer might be no. A simple, gracious "We're unable to accommodate you before your reservation time" would have been perfectly reasonable. Instead, our interaction with the owner left us feeling genuinely unwelcome. When I asked whether she would simply prefer that we return at our reserved time, her response was something to the effect of, "Your reservation is at 6:30, but I'm trying to find you a table, so you'll have to wait, okay?" The tone was unnecessarily dismissive and condescending. It was surprising, especially considering we had approached with nothing more than a polite question. What made the experience more difficult was watching the owner interact warmly and graciously with every other party that walked through the door. As a young lesbian couple, we couldn't help but wonder whether we had been judged before we were even given the opportunity to sit down. Perhaps that wasn't the case, but perception matters, and unfortunately that was how the interaction made us feel. Once we were seated, however, the rest of the staff was wonderful. Our server and the team throughout the evening were attentive, professional, and genuinely hospitable. They provided the level of service one hopes for in a restaurant of this caliber, and they deserve recognition for making the dining experience enjoyable despite our initial interaction. The food itself was exceptional. Every dish beautifully honored traditional Vietnamese flavors while presenting them with remarkable elegance and refinement. The balance, depth of flavor, and meticulous presentation were all outstanding. From a culinary perspective alone, this is unquestionably a five-star restaurant. It is precisely because the food is so extraordinary that our initial experience with the owner was such a disappointment. Hospitality is every bit as important as cuisine. Fine dining is about creating an experience where guests feel welcomed, respected, and cared for from the moment they walk through the door. Food has an incredible ability to nourish not only the body but also the spirit, and the energy with which it is served inevitably becomes part of the meal itself. I sincerely hope the owner reflects on the way guests are welcomed. Kindness costs nothing, and we never truly know what someone else may be carrying with them that day. This restaurant has all the makings of a truly exceptional dining destination. With warmth that matches the caliber of its cuisine, it would be unforgettable.

A good Asian option in Santa Fe. The MaPo-style shrimp was excellent and easily the best dish I…read morehad. I wish it were offered as an entrée. The crispy cod was well prepared and layered with flavor. The carrot soup was a little bland. The colossal shrimp and pork belly came on a bright, fresh, and somewhat messy bed of slaw and greens, but the dish needed a little more heat or sauce to bring everything together. The shrimp were also slightly overcooked. Service was slow and a bit fussy at the same time. The dining room is tight, which seems to make it difficult for servers to flow through the space efficiently, so that may explain some of the issues.

Food is unparalleled in flavor, freshness and quality. One of the best papaya salads and top five…read moreThai basil stir fry. Drunken noodles are still the best dish yet. (I haven't tried the curries!) Love this spot

I moved from Portland, Oregon where there's a Thai Restaurant almost every block. So I was excited…read moreto see this food truck today. I ordered Pad Thai soup and Drunken Noodles. I'm sorry to say that I was disappointed. The soup seemed to be watered down coconut cream. Not appealing. The Drunken Noodles had no liquid sauce. Dry and sticky. I had to add water to make it palatable. Very disappointing. Servers were very friendly. The trailer has a nice look to it.

I got some takeout noodles because I was craving spicy food. It's nothing super special but it's…read morehot, prepared quickly, decently tasty, and medium plus was the perfect spiciness for me.

Horrendous customer service. No greeting, no welcome, no thank you after dining. Glared at from…read morekitchen, and not even a nod or one word from him. They seem to have no regard at all for dine in customers. This is the first time I can ever recall leaving zero tip. Floors are dirty, look like not cleaned nor swept in at least a week. Bathroom filthy, and no paper towels (dispenser broken). That makes me wonder what condition the kitchen is in. Fresh veggie roll was actually tough and chewy, a first for us ever. Pad Thai tofu greasy and not at all tasty. No tap water, have to buy bottled. No sweet nor unsweet tea. Only overly sweet Thai Tea. If you are thinking of ordering door dash or other from this place, go LOOK before you ever do. I bet the 4 and 5 star reviews are faked. Avoid.

We are new to Santa Fe and we like to try local places. We were told about Anthony's, so glad it…read morewas recommended! Thier fried chicken is the best in town,absolutely homemade sides and those sweet potato eggrolls! Total yum! We also ordered their stir-fry, amazing food! We have a found a great place and I can't wait to try the new soul food place next door,when it opens. Everyone should give them a try,it's a cute little place with great service, you will not be disappointed!

Tried the new Anthony's Soul Cafe next door which just opened. Great food, and the piano player was…read moreamazing, We will definitely go back.

We traveled from Hawaii in March and hear me out when we said we had to adapt to the climate and…read moretemperature. We were thoroughly enjoying all of the New Mexican cuisine we were also missing some home cooked Asian food that is our comfort, go to! We decided to go to Dumpling Tea & Dim Sum and we were blown away by the food, service and learning about the owners and their journey to Santa Fe!! First the service - we ordered and got our food served to us! The food! Wow! I ordered the Beef Noodle Soup and soup buns! So so delicious!!! The owner shared his story of moving to Santa Fe after being in New York but covid happened. His wife and daughter along with his parents were arriving soon! We were so happy to learn about his story and happy that he was going to reunite with his family! The place is within a plaza area with other businesses. It's cozy and lots of seating inside and outside of their business but still indoors. I would love to return back to this place and support this business. I wish them much success!

While grabbing boba nearby, we noticed they were making fresh dumplings right in front, so we…read moredecided to try the veggie dumplings. The outer layer was a bit thick, but the flavors were good and it still made for a nice quick bite. We stopped by during off-hours, so it was quiet with just one other family, which made it a relaxed experience.

We had a top night at Jinja! The place was hopping and the ambiance was perfect. Our waiter, Juan,…read morewas amazing and helpful with our menu and drink questions. We started the evening with the Volcano, a drink that's on fire upon arrival. So fun and delicious. As we were munching on the assortment of veggies and shrimp from the Tempura appetizer, the Southern Belle cocktail (oh so perfectly peachy) and a Mandarin Blossom martini arrived. Delicious! We probably should have stopped there, but the drink menu is just too tempting! So we shared a final cocktail, the Mango Mojito. And we weren't the only folks celebrating. We saw several reserved tables full of happy people commemorating their moments at Jinja, too.

INCREDIBLE. After living in Santa Fe for 30 years I can…read moretruly say that Jinja came on the scene quite some time ago, I just went there today and the restaurant is absolutely thriving with a full bar and every table occupied! Over the years, I've had a few things on the menu, but my absolute favorite, which is one of my absolute favorite dishes I've ever had is their Singapore Style Noodles Singapore style noodles is often my go to when I have to eat cheap fast Chinese food in Tennessee or other less sophisticated places This is different ! The way the chef executes this incredible dish reminds me a little more of Thai or Laotian food than Chinese ! The noodles have such a complex curry with a bit of sweetness they are not the standard yellow curry powder that you can buy off Amazon. The Char Sui Pork in the dish is to die for !! moist, tender and perfectly tasty Interesting that it is served with a lime wedge, which definitely makes me think Thai influence! Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed this dish after having it many times over the years and will truly say it is one of the best Asian dishes I've ever eaten anywhere including Los Angeles, Hawaii, and Washington DC all of which I resided in Maybe I'll find something better on a trip to Hong Kong who knows ?? By the way, I met Jesus here (Not the holy resurrected one ! ) He's a friendliest bartender you will ever meet and he made me the very best Mai Thai I've ever tried, which is their house specialty drink. I also met the owners of a wonderful art gallery in Santa Fe today. Who I plan to stay in touch with INCREDIBLE experience Jinja ROCKS. Deserves five stars or more

seriously my new favorite pho spot in santa fe! i just moved here and was worried there'd be no…read moregood pho places but this place blew my mind away! a whole vegetarian menu and the tofu vegetable pho is amazing!! they give a ton of veggies and tofu which is more bang for your buck instead of just getting steak with nothing else (and spending more). very affordable and great quality, and a great veggie broth too! the staff is super friendly and helpful as well.

Arrived here at 7:30pm Tuesday, Sept 1rst. Was turned away, "We close early." Sign on the door…read morelisting food items they were out of. A Vietnamese restaurant that never heard of beef ribs. And business is good!

Food: Finally!!! Solid pho in New Mexico. Savory broth,…read morequality ingredients and fresh veggies. Chicken pho was excellent and the combo bun was delicious. Highly recommend Take out so service and ambience not considered even though the venue looks inviting.

Party of 5 for Friday night dinner. The food we ordered was good but the bean sprouts were not…read morefresh and were browning. One of us ordered wonton soup and felt like the soup was a little too salty. There was only one person working as waitress and cashier and it started to get really busy - almost all the tables were being used. Because she was busy, she misheard us a couple of times and we had to repeat what we needed. One of us received the wrong dish and it was sent back.