If you like Indian food, this is the perfect place in town yo eat it. It's delicious and the owner…read moreis really kind.

From the owner: There are not many restaurants in Queretaro offering authentic Pakistani, Afghan and Indian…read morecuisine. Here at Shahana Taj restaurant you experience taste of authentic dishes. Some of our ingredients are actually imported from the U.S., to ensure the authenticity of our cuisine. Stop by and try it out.

After days of eating local cuisine, my dad and I were really craving Asian food, so we decided to…read moretry Orquidea, hoping for some authentic Thai flavors. While it wasn't exactly what we were looking for, it was good enough to satisfy the craving. We ordered the yellow curry and pad see ew. Yellow Curry - It had a nice slightly spicy, gingery flavor, which I enjoyed. There was a decent amount of chicken, though I definitely wish there had been more. The vegetables were a nice touch, but the eggplant was a little undercooked and could have been softer. Pad See Ew - This. didn't really taste like traditional pad see ew--it was more like Chinese-style fried rice noodles. The flavors were okay, but it was pretty oily, and it definitely needed some of the spicy seasoning to bring out more flavor. The portion of beef was also disappointing, with only about 10 small pieces of meat, which wasn't what I expected. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it wasn't amazing either. If you're craving Asian food, it's satisfying enough, but if you're looking for authentic Thai flavors, you might be a bit disappointed.

Thai restaurant in San Miguel de Allende! Some comfort food for 3 Asian women on holiday!…read more Not crowded at all. Only one table full is generally not a good sign, but we needed rice & other comfort food. We started with the fresh shrimp rolls with peanut sauce. Then the tuna satay. Tuna was a bit fishy tasting but good. We ordered Tom Ka soup with tofu. Quite a bit of mixed veggies in the soup, but not over cooked at all! Met the owner who is also the cook! Very nice lady! Come and give this restaurant some love! Nice diversion from Mexican food if you need it!

Ambience. B Service. A…read moreFood. A Price. A Found in strip mall with parking lot spaces ...if too crowded, park across street at La Comer. Al fresco seating and inside seating. It was ultra hot here at end of May 2024. Too hot outside for lunch since no breeze was blowing and it was 98°! Sat inside in front of an oscillating fan! Made a hot lunch doable! Ordered the drunken noodles. The noodles weren't as wide as would like and wish they had cooked to be a little chewier. Otherwise , flavors are good. And they give hoisin, chili and soy sauce on side. I asked for limón to give a cristus acid bite flavor. Like the free fried wonton noodles with sweet sticky sauce onside. Delish. Also, order strawberry lemonade with basil. Good to see the drink is made to order with fresh ingredients and hand muddled! Overall, I'm still a FaN for good food here!

I had high hopes of getting a good dish of coconut curry but what I got was a yellow gravy type of…read moreglop with a minuscule amount of broccoli and sweet potato mixed in. Couldn't eat the stuff. My GF ordered Pad Thai which is pretty hard to ruin but the noodles were overcooked and really gummy. Prolly not Thai food in Mexico is my guess!

The Drunken Noodles with tofu are a solid 5/5. The Curry with shrimp was very healthy, but not…read morequite as successful, It was more of a soup and tasted more similar to Himalayan rather than Thai curry, with strong flavors of turmeric and coriander. Kudos for the vegan options. The venue is very small with few tables up and downstairs. Service is polite and accurate. Really good Asian food, especially given the limited availability of ingredients.

I came here with no expectations. I used to live in Vietnam, in Hoi An, the town with the best bánh…read moremì in the world and I found the sandwich here not bad! It was kind of fun too to see a picture on the wall of the statues of the chess players from the top of the mountain near Da Nang, which is not a well known or iconic scene for non-Vietnamese. Frankly I've been to places run by Vietnamese that weren't as good for the bánh mì and I appreciate their using the correct tones on the sign. I talked with the guy working the counter and he said the owner had taken a trip to Vietnam and was inspired by their food. Fair enough and unexpected for this little town in Mexico...good job!