My favorite sushi place in Tallahassee by far! Delicious unique rolls along with some great Thai…read moredishes. Service is always nice and friendly.

I love this place! I'm so glad I stumbled upon it on here. I'd been craving sushi for a while but…read morealso wanted some gooood fried rice, so I decided to give the place a try based on reviews. On my first visit, I had the basil fried rice with shrimp added and a basic sushi roll (Louisiana roll). I loved the rice, but the sushi was completely underwhelming. As stated, the rice was so good that it kept replaying in my mind and I visited again. This time, getting the Seminole Roll. This roll was delicious! I think this place tends to focus more on their specialty rolls and not the smaller sushi items which can be greatly improved.

Just happened upon this jewel of a restaurant while looking for another restaurant! :o) We were not…read moredisappointed. We were warmly greeted and seated immediately. The dining area is not very spacious, but is intimate, which I really like. We enjoyed the background music, which was along the lines of smooth jazz. Our server was super nice and explained in great detail, the specials for the day. We started the meal with several appetizers: Spring Rolls, Fried Calamari, and Crab Cheese Wontons. We enjoyed the appetizers along with the sauces (except for the peanut sauce, which I didn't care for). For our entrees, we choose from the Specials menu, which was written on a board for all to see. I ordered the Red Snapper, which was fried and topped with carrots, baby tomatoes, onions, pineapple and cilantro. Had I been listening as I should, I would have asked to not include the pineapples or the loads of cilantro. The dish came with a side of rice. My husband ordered the ribs and chicken entree with noodles. He said the ribs were good; they were so tender that they slide off the bone. Both entrees were tasty; in my case, a quick fix was to push the cilantro and the pineapples to the side and enjoy my fish with just the veggies. To add to our dining experience, the chef and/or owner came out ask if we were enjoying our meal; love the special touch. We finished the meal with an order of ice cream that we shared. I am usually fine with just plain vanilla ice cream, but what we ordered was different and quite delicious. The ice cream is "home-made" and comes in exotic flavors. We choose the mango tea ice cream; it was mouthwatering! Overall, we had an enjoyable dinner and plan to return to sample other menu items. Note, if paying with a card, there is a fee (no fee with cash).

Food is delicious and fresh! I have eaten in for lunch and have also ordered take out. We have…read moretried the fried spring rolls, mango curry, Massaman curry, beef pad Thai, chicken fried rice, and honey chicken. The curry is delicious. The spring rolls are good. I would pass on the fried rice next time as $20 for a half a take out container of rice is very high. The white rice was perfect. I found it a little weird that whole baby carrots are in the dishes. I wish the portion size was larger for the price. The portions are the size people should eat, but at around $25 for an entree, you kind of hope you have some leftovers. We finished everything in one setting and would have eaten more if it was available. The decor in dining room is interesting. I don't love the chair covers. The service is great. The server explained all of the specials when I dined in. When I called to order, the lady on the phone was able to help me decide on what to order. I would like to make this a regular place for us, but with a price tag of $110 for a family of 4 (no drinks since it was take out), it will stay a special occasion restaurant. There is a 4% charge if you use a credit card. The prices also seem to change frequently from the menu.

We adore a hole in the wall and this one delivered. We stopped in purely on a whim. We were sat…read moreinstantly, waters were delivered, our order was taken. Ordered miso soup, veggie pad see ew, beef drunken noodle, and chicken pad Thai. The miso soup came out first, and every plate was delivered literally within ten minutes. First bite of each dish was like...wow. So amazing. We just moved here after traveling from Ohio to California and back. This scratched an itch we didn't know we had. 10/10 we will be back!!!

The food was good and I would categorize it as reliable. Very much no frills, small place. Service…read morewas fine especially since it was only our group at the restaurant. The portion was a decent size, I didn't take any home.

Godzilla roll was pretty good, avocado, shrimp tempura, eel on top, spicy mayo. Overall pretty good…read morebite. It was pricey at $20 though so definitely on the higher end of sushi. Also ordered the hibachi salmon which came with salad and other items. Tasty and my friend seemed to have liked it. Service was good and attentive. And the ambiance is homey at least for dinner, not too loud and good. We also ordered the udon with chicken thai stir fry style. Decent portions, my mom and I shared. Came with a lot of peppers and mushrooms which we liked. Did wish there was a little more noodles though. A little spicy and sweet. Flavors were fine overall, not the best I've ever had but was solid. Maybe it's just the rising costs of everything but definitely did not expect to spend as much as I did especially in Tallahassee.

The service wasn't the best today. I just wanted a nice cold glass of wine. Instead the first glass…read moreI received had lipstick on it from the previous sipper and this is the new glass of wine that I received. I didn't take a sip from it. I'm disappointed. What is this ?

The ambiance is quiet and welcoming during the week. They are stuck in Covid times with the signs…read morebut go on it, you won't regret it. Service was very nice and friendly. Food is authentic so it does take some time to come out. This place is some of the best Thai food I have had. I highly recommend giving them a chance!

My wife and I were in the mood for authentic Thai food and decided to check out Bahn Thai. Based on…read morepictures and reviews, it looked like that's what we were going to get. We were sadly mistaken... Our first warning sign should have been when our waitress was taking our order. They were out of the Masaman double beef curry. When my wife ordered an alternate item, our waitress would say they were out of it. They were out of or not serving about half of the items on the menu. This was sort of acceptable, as our waitress mentioned that they were going to close for a month starting the next day. Fine, we were already seated and might as well try other dishes. We ended up ordering beef pad Thai and Panang curry with beef. 30 minutes go by and we still haven't gotten our entrees. Meanwhile, there was a party of 3 next to us that came in shortly after us. They had already received their food. An hour goes by and still nothing. Meanwhile, the party of 3 had already finished their food and we're getting the bill. I went up to the waitress to check on the status of our food. She went to the back and came out shortly and actually said, "I can't really talk to them back there, but they look like they're plating your food now, so probably about 5 more minutes". I was very confused. Why can't you talk to the cooks in the back? Oh well, 5 more minutes we waited, then 10 minutes. Finally, we were starving and decided to walk out, letting our waitress know to cancel our orders. She replied, saying she would let the cooks know. This is the first time I've ever walked out of a restaurant. It was a pity, as I was really craving that Pad Thai. I was baffled that the party next to us, as well as other parties were receiving their food before us, though I did notice most dishes that were coming out were soups. I'm not sure if the cooking staff had issues with other food. A point to note, most patrons who were getting their food before us were white, while my wife and I are Asian. I'm not accusing them of being prejudice or racist. This is simply an observation we made. Needless to say, I won't be coming back. The hunt goes on for a Thai restaurant in Tallahassee.

Food is excellent and the service is great! I suggest Thai Place to all…read more We are looking forward to our next visit.

Panang curry was very very good and I highly recommend it. I somewhat wish the portion was…read moreslightly bigger, but they do give a lot of rice. The place is cute and cozy, definitely decked out in decorations. Service was kind and quick. You could tell everything was made fresh.

Great spot for some Asian cuisine. Crispy duck was fresh and tender…read more Staff was very friendly and honest. Told us to cut one dish out since we were ordering too much. Restaurant is clean and causal. If you're in the mood for some nice Chinese food when in Oslo this is your spot.

We were visiting Tallahassee for the day when the "need" for Chinese food hit. You get that feeling…read moreand nothing else will do. Yelp reviews and proximity led us to Flavor Treasure. A humble little space in a strip mall with just a couple of tables and you know this is going to be good. We ordered lunch specials, which are very reasonably priced. I got General Tso's chicken, which came with choice of soup (hot & sour, thank you) choice of rice (fried, thank you). My wife got the veggie Lo Mein. Service was prompt. Everything was delicious. Absolutely delicious. Portions were large enough to make two light meals for each of us. The only ding against was that the women's restroom smelled like dirty diapers, so that was unpleasant and kind of made us wonder what else wasn't so clean. That said, if we are in the area again, we would definitely order for takeout. The food was just that good.

Genuine Indian food in a small town. So glad I found this place by accident…read more The flavors are just as good or better as any Indian place in any large city. We go every time we are in town. Go and try it for yourself.

We tried this place for the first time for dinner on a Friday evening. We were seated right away…read more No reservation needed. We started with their mixed platter as appetizer, which comes with chicken kebabs, chicken tikka and shrimps and lamb. We also tried their mysore dosa and Bombay chicken dosa. What I liked was that the service was fast. Our server Willborne was nice and quick. We appreciated his recommendations. The dosas tasted good and the mixed platter was also delicious. See photos below. I really liked their masala chai as well. Everything tasted great and we will return to try other things on the menu.

Great place for sushi! We come here often and love it…read more My usuals are Tom Kha Soup and the Crab Cream Cheese Spring Rolls are the best in town.

Since moving to Tally my wife has been craving Mongolian Beef and good Pad Thai. When I saw it on…read morethe menu I ordered to surprise her last night. It was awful - she said it was the worst ever. The beef and sauce were both grey! The only flavor was SALT! Ok so one bad dish but she still had the Pad Thai. I was one giant lump. No flavor. And you needed a microscope to find the chicken! Side salad was good and the bottled miso dressing was the best tasting item of the whole meal. BTW, did I mention I paid $60 for food I basically had to throw out as soon as I unboxed it. Still looking for decent Thai / Chinese/ Japanese takeout.

We ordered take out, it was some of the best food we'd had from this restaurant. We hadn't tried…read morethe Indian options yet so I got the chicken korma and mulligatawny soup and it was so flavorful. Hubby got the Indochinese street noodles and it was packed with veggies and chicken. We definitely will go back.

This review is based on a recent visit and a couple of visits some time ago. In between those…read morevisits the vision for the conversion of Tallahassee Mall to The Center of Tallahassee has ended mid completion because the person with the vision passed away. The covered concert space across from this restaurant hasn't seen any performances in ages. Dreamland BBQ that abutted the venue has come and gone and Lemongrass has changed owners. What the original owners probably had hoped would be a destination dining spot has become a hidden restaurant down inside the old mall footprint. You have to know it's in there, that you can drive into that center of everything and that there are parking spaces down in there. I suppose they get some business from people going to the nail spa or the cut and shave shop nearby. I think I saw a fitness center there too. Oh yeah, with the demise of the original vision for The Center of Tallahassee, it now has a bunch of State of Florida employees as a captive audience for lunch. The original Lemongrass was Thai and Vietnamese food. With the new owners there is now a separate Indian food menu as well. I remember enjoying the Thai dishes in the past and the Indian dish I chose this time was tasty. I asked for medium spice level and I have to give them credit for actually spicing it. So many seem afraid to actually make a dish spicy. I ordered a Mango Lassi after the spice level started to build in my mouth and on my tongue so I could mitigate the burn a little bit. Milk products never fail me. The service was laconic. The one waiter seemed more interested in what was on his phone. He had trouble understanding my English and I had trouble understanding his English so I was pleased that I got what I ordered. The food came out in good time but I wouldn't count on much attention being paid after you get your food. The restaurant is showing wear and tear. Vinyl baseboards are missing or drooping. Booths are comfortable but worn. In summation, the food is fine but there's not much going on that would get me to come back. Kind of a shame. That whole area down in the center of The Center of Tallahassee had such promise.