Sawatdee Kap! Two of my favorite travel concepts, on opposite ends of the Earth, under one…read moreexpansive roof: We had driven by Ubon Thai Victorian Inn many years ago on a lark, and at last we booked a room, with dinner and breakfast. Wow wow wow we love Ubon! The house, the food, the experience, and of of course Mrs. Ubon and family, the star of the show! The place is a mashup of a 175 year-old Victorian house (with all the quirks), upon which is overlaid a pleasantly maximalist Thai home. Within minutes we were all but part of the family, laughing with the residents and even a sister visiting from Thailand. Ubon's energy was immediate, motherly, infectious, and a true delight, and between her and other family members it was unforgettable. Dinner was from the menu, classic sides and dishes and very well made. The atmosphere of the space was quaint, between a restaurant and living room. The bedroom room was lovely, clean, and comfortable. Breakfast was far more memorable than most B&B fare, a heaping plate of rice noodles with eggs and vegetables, and a Thai spice tray on the side. Beats eggs and toast any day! Oh, and what a treat to not just get invited back, but also invited to stay at one of her houses in Thailand! We love you Ubon and Family!

Closed without warning or announcement. We are visiting from out of town. We checked their Google…read moremap listing (says open) and their own website. We arrived to find a handwritten note on their door saying they were away for two weeks of vacation. Did not say WHEN they would return. Two weeks starting from what date? So unprofessional. We drove all the way out here to find a derelict patio, unkept furniture, and closed door.

As a W&L alum, Napa Thai is always at the very top of my "must revisit" list whenever I'm back in…read moreLexington. I ate here all the time in college, and years later I still haven't found Thai food that hits quite the same. The ambiance is great, not too formal but still great for a date night. The food is consistently amazing. You really can't go wrong, but my personal favorites are the pad thai, panang curry, drunken noodles, and the fried rice. Everything is flavorful, comforting, and exactly what you want after a long day exploring or reminiscing in town. What makes this place even more special is the staff. They are unbelievably kind and welcoming whether you're there every week like I was during college or just stopping in every few years like I do now. They have also always been incredibly accommodating with my mushroom allergy, which I really appreciate. The fact that they even remembered me years later honestly says everything about the level of care here. Lexington may be a small town, but Napa Thai is truly a hidden gem and one of the places that makes coming back feel so nostalgic. If you're in the area, it's absolutely worth a visit

I appreciate the fact the menu isn't overwhelming. They really cater to all levels of gluten…read moreallergies. I heard several accommodations being made which is nice to see. I had the basil duck with a spice level of 5 that automatically came that way. I would have went atleast 8 or 9, 5 isn't spicy at all but I wasn't given the option. Veggie rolls were ok, I do like they came cut in half. Service was pretty slow for it being empty. I would come back but I will check other places out first.

Coconut Thai Kitchen is just off of Old Trail in Crozet. The front door actually faces the parking…read morelot in the back. The restaurant is not big but the flavors are and the service is quiet and attentive. I had the Kao Soi dish, which is in a yellow curry sauce, full of flavor and egg noodles and complemented with a crunchy noodle ball decoratively placed on top of the bowl for texture, looks and style. This dish uses cilantro to create a very good flavor profile with the red onions and pickled mustard. My dining partner had the Choo Chee Red Snapper, which is a battered and fried large and curved shape fish. The presentation is attractive and the breading is light and airy that works well with the delicate fresh taste of the snapper. The sculpted fish is placed on a bed of lettuce leaves to create yet another pretty dish. The use of chili is enough for flavor that meshes with lime leaves and a red curry sauce. This was my second time here and I intend to return for the great food.

Not sure what changed-we used to love coming here but just recently the food was not great, service…read morewas rude-and not clean. We ended up not feeling well after.

Came back again and this time had the Bun Bac Biet and it was delicious! Food came in a very…read morereasonable amount of time. Very nice small restaurant with plenty of seating.

The soup is phonomenal! Fried rice is really good. Spicy chicken wings are bomb. Vietnamese iced…read morecoffee always hits. I come here once a week during the semester it's that good!!

We've been coming here for over 20 years--ever since my college days--but the owner changed, and so…read moredid the taste. I don't think I'll be coming back anymore..

Very tasty food and easy to order on their website. I enjoyed the crab rangoons and Penang beef…read morecurry. Very rich and tasty and you can select your spicy level (7 for me is perfect, but I like spice). Easy to park and run in for pickup. Food was hot and fresh. Great place to pick up or dine in for some tasty food and friendly service.

Not great at all pad Thai, it has odd ingredients I've never seen in a pad Thai before. Their Thai…read moretea tastes like perfume no where near what I'm used to. Save your money and go to the Thai Harrisonburg which is solid for both!

Came here in search of my favorite Thai place in the Burg. The search is finally over! Taste of…read moreThai has some of the best Thai I have had in a while. The place is huge inside and definitely busy on a Saturday night. My wife got the seafood prik pao and I got the Chef's special chicken. Both dishes were delicious and the servings were ample. We could easily have gotten an appetizer and shared one entree. The sweet and sour taste of the chicken was a great balance to the heat of the seafood. Beware that the crabmeat is imitation crab, which wasn't bad but can be a surprise if you are expecting real crabmeat. I love how crispy the chicken thighs are fried. Prices were also very reasonable. I look forward to my next visit.

First thing given to me was a free soup. It appeared to be some form of vegetable soup. It was very…read moreclean, warm, and sweet to the taste. Vegetables weren't completely soggy despite being in the soup; shredded lettuce still had its crunchiness intact. Not bad at all. You could say it prepared the stomach for the main entree. My go-to at new Thai restaurants is always Pad Thai since it can be quite comparable and at times, quite distinguishable from restaurant to restaurant. Pad Thai here was more moist than other restaurants I've tried where the dish can be dry at times. Flavor of the pad thai was subtle but still very present. It was quite interesting to see the height of the entree due to the amount of beansprouts and carrots placed on top. Nothing particularly unique about the Pad Thai here, and so it's tough to say that it's the best in the area. I do not know of many Thai restaurants here in Crozet, VA, but as of right now, Love 2 eat is not a bad pick! Info - They offer dine-ins. Spices are in plastic mini containers which I assume is because of covid protocols. You're given styrofoam cups for water and vegetable soup. Spacious seating inside.

Thoroughly enjoyed this Thai restaurant and here's why!…read more Food: A- A lot of their dishes have been spot on, especially the Drunke Noodle and Pad See Yew. The flavor and spicy levels are really great and leaves us wanting more. Portions and sizes are also solid and will definitely leave you full. Price: B- Their prices are about average for the area, but I definitely think you are getting what you pay for, if not more. Parking: A- They share a lot with Harris Teeter and some other shopping in the small plaza, but I have never had to wait for parking or find anything remotely far. I believe they are still only doing take-out at this time though. Staff: A Staff and service have all been very professional and nice. Overall: A- Minus a couple of the appetizers, we thoroughly enjoyed each and every bite of this Thai place. Will absolutely come back for more.

Shopping for kitchen reno in Harrisonburg when hunger strucks and fortunately, Vietopia was opened…read moreearly at 10:30a for lunch. Plus how cute is the name. Clean, simple space. Food was quick & easy. Hubs enjoyed his rice platter. I rarely have beef pho but the chilly morning called for it. Good portions, friendly service- solid Viet spot.

We were staying near the Massanutten area for and wanted to take a break from some of the american…read morefood we were eating on our trip. I will admit I am not the biggest fan of Pho as I don't eat beef and have been disappointed in the past by most non-beef Pho options. However, this place has great reviews so I wanted to check it out. One thing about me, even if I don't like something, I will always keep giving it another shot! I'm so glad I did because the moment we walked in, I could tell this place would be good. It smelled incredible in there! Also this place was packed, and more and more people kept coming in within the hour of them being closed. You can definitely tell that this is a local favorite, especially for JMU students. I got the seafood pho and was blown away! It was so flavorful and actually tasted phenomenal. I ate every bit of it. In the past I've found Pho to be bland, but not this one! I added a ton of condiments and such to it which made it even better. My husband got a weekend special, I believe it was a pork chop plate and he really enjoyed his dish as well.