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    Hug Baan Thai

    4.5 (86 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Romantic
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Mango sticky rice
    Melissa A.

    First Thai experience in Detroit as my bf and I just moved here. First off, service was really great. Super attentive and quick. The food itself was overall really good except I found my tom kha soup to be a little bit more bland than what I'm used to. Not sure I would get that soup again but the wonton soup was spot on. The Thai iced tea with boba was really good. The unicorn milk tasted good but imagine drinking sweet cereal milk, that's what it tastes like. The Panang curry and drunken noodles were both super good. I wish they had more curry though in the bowl as it was mostly the chicken and veggies with not enough broth. Overall, we would come here again because everything except my coconut soup was really flavorful.

    N5. Drunken Noodle
    Liz G.

    This is by far our favorite restaurant to eat at. The food is phenomenal, the service is excellent, and [[HIGHLIGHT]]the ambience is so romantic but also family or friends.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The have a cool waterfall in the restaurant with comfortable booths with pillows.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They have an extensive Thai menu and can accommodate gluten allergies. We have ordered most of the menu and love it all! My daughter gets the ramen, we usually get a few appetizers and a rice and noodle dish to split. I recommend trying the rice berry rice instead of white rice if it comes with the meal. It's an Up charge but totally worth it. Their prices are reasonable also, Check them out! 100/10

    Samantha G.

    I decided to dine in at Hug Baan Thai for the first time, since their take out never fails to disappoint! This is at the top of my list for Thai restaurants in Sterling Heights especially since they seem to be one of the only Thai restaurants open on Sundays. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I loved the decor and zen atmosphere here. The wooden booths, art, rose folded napkins, and indoor pond really brought character to the space.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The only thing was they weren't playing any music, which was unusual for dinning.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Anyway, we ordered the Yellow Curry and Cashew Nut Fried Rice with Crispy Chicken. Our portions were generous and the flavors were rich! I'm excited to come back and try more!

    Shrimp pad Thai medium
    Donna B.

    My friend and I decided to try Hug Baan Thai last night. We have been in search of the best Thai restaurant in Metro Detroit, and I think we may have found it! [[HIGHLIGHT]]To begin with the atmosphere is very cozy and cute, and the restaurant is very clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff was very friendly through the entire visit. I ordered shrimp pad Thai medium, and it was outstanding. The shrimp were huge and plentiful. The spice level was on the hotter side and next time I will order mild plus. My friend ordered the yellow curry and it was also top-notch. We had the spring roll appetizer and I wouldn't say it was the best spring rolls, they were average. The prices were good and the presentation was beautiful. Next time, I'll have to try the fresh rolls. I definitely recommend this place and will be going back.

    2. Thai Ice Tea
    Jean M.

    Fantastic food and friendly service! Everything I've tried has been delicious but special love for their gang gai/red curry and their tom kar soup! Look at the size of the shrimp. They are located in a strip mall on 14mile just east of Dequindre. Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5

    Michael T.

    A solid 5/5 experience. Everything from the food, the ambiance, the service was great. Food: got chicken skewer, a diced chicken salad, a soup, a diced chicken with egg (M2). Wow. Very flavorful. All cooked to your spice preference. Not overtly salty. Soup was creamy, slightly sweet, and salty and savory all at the same time - a delight for the taste buds. The M2 (see menu) was the highlight. Spicy thin diced chicken in a savory sauce paired with a runny egg. Chicken skewer had a unique thai taste. Service: on point. Quick. Returned quickly for refills. Answered all menu questions. Pleasant individuals. Ambiance: never see a mom pop asian restaurant so well decorated. It is very authentic inside with thai ornaments. Not high end but culturally unique. Would come back for sure.

    Meng H.

    Hug baan Thai aka Sala Thai. Was this place renamed? Was Sala Thai. Been here one time. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Wow! Very nice decor![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The chairs are incredibly beautiful.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Great Thai food. One of the best in the area. Nice workers. Just too far from where I live. Good Thai papaya salad. Michigan has a large community of Thai people so seeing this kind of restaurant is good. Excellent restaurant. Hands down! Highly recommended

    Aliya S.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is so cutely decorated.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's nice and clean and the service was really nice.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I tried their new menu item called Khao soi which is a spicy curry soup. It was amazing for a first try. I also got the dancing chicken appetizer which is really just like chicken katsu. My friends also enjoyed their dishes. I definitely would go back again to try their other menu items!

    N5. Drunken Noodle
    Bob B.

    Wow amazing!!! Interior is spacious and wonderfully decorated. Staff is super friendly. The food was absolutely amazing. So happy that we found this place. This was some of the best Thai food that I have had. This will be my new go to Thai restaurant for sure.

    Fresh roll
    Carey C.

    Finally some Thai food with flavor! And a Thai place that is open all weekend and Mondays! Only closed on Wednesdays. Hit this spot because our usual haunts the quality and taste of their food is slipping. Pad Thai tastes like nothing, basil fried rice, one piece of basil, no flavor, etc. The place is very pleasing inside, and the preset the tables with rose napkins, which is a nice touch. The servers were fast and attentive. I loved the fresh rolls! Not every place makes them, and not every place makes them well. They were fantastic here, but the peanut sauce wasn't peanutty enough for me. They gave us spring rolls as well, with plum sauce, both were standard flavors. Hubby absolutely loved his green curry and the humungous pieces of eggplant. I ordered the spicy pad thai which was eh, but I'm excited to try their pad se ew and drunken noodle. I never get pad thai, but it was hubby's bday and he wanted me to get it. Thought I'd be sad to see Sala Thai go, but Hun Baan

    Drunken noodles w/ crispy chicken

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