The servings were small. My family members liked their meals, but I personally did not. I had the…read morecrispy cashew chicken and the sauce was not very good. The rice was dry. The table was so sticky you couldn't move anything. Just overall not the best experience.

While I've never actually sat down and eaten at Capital Thai Kitchen & Bar, I've ordered takeout…read morefrom them several times, and I have to say--the food is consistently very good! Their Pad Thai is especially delicious, and their rice dishes are great as well. I'd definitely consider this my go-to spot for Thai food. The quality and consistency have been excellent every time I've ordered, which is something I really appreciate. Highly recommend giving them a try!

Delicious, every time! I love every dish I have tried there. I wish they would open near me. My fav…read moreis the green curry with tofu, but all the dishes are great!

Fantastic little noodle shop located in the heart of downtown. We got the wonton noodle dish and I…read moregot the poor color curry Both were excellent. This is an expensive restaurant, but for the quality of service and the food. It was worth it Just to know this is a smaller join, so the large party might have difficulty or a long wait.

Food is excellent and service is very good, friendly hardworking staff. Place is large and…read morecomfortable. I don't know why this place doesn't have a line at the door. it's that good. I'm a vegetarian, and there's plenty of options, especially love the fresh summer roll with peanut sauce!!

It arrived like a confident, no‑fuss plate: a glossy tangle of noodles threaded with plump shrimp…read moreand thin ribbons of chicken, bright slivers of carrot and cabbage, and a scatter of bean sprouts and crushed peanuts that promised texture before the first forkful. The sauce is a warm, soy‑brown sheen rather than a syrupy glaze, which tells you the cook favored balance over theatrics; the vegetables still hold color, the shrimp look springy not puckered, and the proteins sit in the mix instead of hiding under a puddle of sugar. That visual honesty is already half the meal. On the palate it's a study in contrasts handled with restraint. The noodles have a slight chew that says they were finished in the wok, not boiled to oblivion; the shrimp and chicken show quick sear marks and keep a clean, saline sweetness; and the bean sprouts and peanuts deliver the bright, brittle punctuation every good stir‑fry needs. The sauce leans savory with a modest sweetness and a faint tang -- I'd bet on rice vinegar or tamarind playing quietly behind soy and a touch of palm sugar -- and it's used sparingly so each component still reads on its own instead of being smothered. Technique is obvious without being showy: a hot pan for that wok‑kiss, timed addition of the sprouts to preserve snap, and a final toss that glosses rather than drowns the noodles; there's no greasy residue, which means oil was measured and the pan was properly hot. This avoids the usual sins: limp noodles, cloying sweetness, and rubbery shrimp. My one small gripe is a missing bright note at the finish; a thin shave of citrus or an extra hit of acid would have sharpened the edges and made the whole thing sing louder, but that's a tweak, not a correction. What I appreciated most was the humility of the execution: no unnecessary garnishes, no gimmicks trying to outshine the basics, just clear attention to temperature, timing, and texture. It's the kind of plate that makes you relax into the meal and then quietly judge the rest of the menu by whether the kitchen can keep this level of craft -- honest, balanced, and quietly excellent in a way that actually honors the technique behind it. If I'm looking for Thai in New Hampshire I would definitely come back here. They had a large menu of items that all looked really good!

Have been going to this restaurant for a decade. Food and…read moreservice is excellent. Upon seating crispy wonton strips, pot of hot tea and ice water are served. Luncheon Specials include pork fried rice and chicken wings. Ordered Chicken Chow Mein all-in $12.99 before tax and tip!

When your feet stick to the floor and the table is dirty when you sit down I was on alert. The food…read morewas sloppy with sauce and just gross. I called waitress over, complained and said I was leaving. She said no problem and pointed to the door. We live in Exeter, I will never be back!

Great selection of vegan and gluten free food. Coffee was tasteful but waiting 20 min for a coffee…read moreis a bit much. Other than that cool place!

Delicious espresso. I bought a bag of beans for my home machine because I live in Seattle. I enjoy…read moreit here too. However, I miss their doughnuts and breakfast sandwiches!

Waitress was fast and efficient, and the food was better than expected. Recommend getting a canned…read moresoda as the fountain drink was poorly mixed. Portions were very generous which will make for a good lunch tomorrow. The decor is definitely dated and could use updating.

Fast service, pleasant waitstaff. Food was great. Pupu platter, fried rice, sushi. The beef…read moreteriyaki was my favorite, so tender. We will be back.

We had the Porchetta and Cubano sandwiches, my son and I shared them and both were equally…read moredelicious for various reasons. The Porchetta heavily relied on the pork and the sear, seasoning and proper cooking of the meat. It pulled apart easily, had a nice thin crust on it and was plenty tender while also juicy. The arugula was a good balance and helped keep the cheese in place. The bread was perfectly toasted and crusty but absolutely fresh like a good hoagie should be. The Cubano had seasonings ON the panini pressed bread that were on point with the rest of the flavor profile of the sandwich. The balance between the mustard, pickles, and seasoned bread accentuated the meat instead of covering it up. Everything tasted and felt incredibly fresh and we look forward to our next stop here when we are in town.

Ambiance is great. And only a few other tables were occupied so it was not loud. Unfortunately, we…read moremust have gone on an "off day" with lack of service-a lot of waiting once seated) Couldn't find waitress when we needed something and for paying the bill etc. The food was not its usual deliciousness. The tortilla chips stale (new ones cooked for us), Falafel wrap stale and falafel balls hard. Requested crispy fries, they were limp. Our bill for 3 meals, 1 app and 4 ice teas was $93. Before tipping. None of us realized or were reminded that french fries were additional 6.50 to our sandwiches. Many restaurants have sandwiches which come with fries so we unfortunately presumed this when asked what side we wanted. Ice teas were $4 each-no free refills which also seemed high. Overall not a great experience.

Nice updates to Pine Garden. Logistics are not well thought out, there's a lot of wasted space. The…read moreseating area is cut off from the bar by an awkward wall. The food isn't bad but it is the typical Chinese greasy fare that pleases the masses. Sara, the owner is involved. She often serves customers with her newborn at her side. The restaurant also serves as daycare for her kid (who is quite cute and not much of a bother). They have reasonable sushi too, less expensive than the competition up the road.

I purchased seaweed salad for a takeout to make my own tuna nachos at home. With the tax, it was…read moreover $7 for less than a cup of salad. As I was serving up the salad, I discovered the whole bottom quarter of the salad appeared to something other than seaweed; it appeared to be and tasted like shredded cucumber. Very disappointing and I won't be purchasing takeout from them again.

I have enjoyed their Beef Lo Mein, and their Fried Rice but they dilute the Chinese Hot Mustard…read morewith water and it's NOT HOT and NOT FLAVORFUL! I thought maybe it was a fluke thing!!!??? Nope! Every time I order anything I ask for Hot Mustard and it's always Diluted Water Mustard! Horrible!!!!!! Like Come On!!!!!!!!

Please Read I only…read moreleave reviews when something is really good or really bad. Asian Wok Express could have been the worst Chinese food that I've ever eaten. I ordered a dinner plate with honey chicken, beef teriyaki sticks, boneless spare ribs and pork fried rice. To start the pork fried rice was hard and truly felt as though it has been sitting out for 3 days. The plate came with two beef teriyaki sticks and they were by far the smallest beef sticks I've ever got from any Chinese restaurant. The spare ribs were edible however not a large portion by any means. The honey chicken... it could be just me but I've never had anything like this before. It tasted like sugar granules in an overbearing sweet sauce covering undercooked chicken fingers. Truly the worst item I've ever received from any Chinese place before and that is saying a lot. I also ordered some scallion pancakes and they were so hard to bite down it felt like i was going to break a tooth. Everything i ordered wasn't fresh at all! Do yourself a favor and stay far away from Asian Wok Express!!! If you're in the hampton seabrook area i would recommend wok the wok on hampton beach!