I'm going to make this quite simple; I really like Niran's Kitchen. Clean, comfortable, good decor,…read morefamily run making an excellent product at a decent value. Is there anything else you need to prompt you to visit? We started with Thai Iced Coffee and Tea, which were delicious. For apps we opted to try the Crispy Egg Rolls and Fried Pork Riblets, both were accompanied by the house made Chili sauce...both excellent. Let's just add it now that all sauces are housemade as are some of the noodles. The Tom Kha soup with chicken was very tasty. My daughter had the Garlic Stir-fry with Tofu and loved it. My wife loved the Pad Kee Mao with chicken. I had the Rama Duck, which was absolutely crispy crunchy even under the best and brightest peanut sauce I've ever had. Bottom line...this Laotian Thai gem is worth driving from outside the Boca Deerfield area to try.

We had never eaten Laotian food before, so we enjoyed this new experience. It's very good--similar…read moreto other Asian cuisines. The service was excellent. The food was good. The atmosphere was nothing special. The price was higher than expected.

We were in Eathai just this past Thursday. A friend of ours has a band and he had a gig there…read more We had wanted to stop into this place sometime so this was a good reason out of the blue. We walked in to the place and grabbed a couple spots at their bar. Its a nice unassuming place. There people hustling about including the bartender. But she had 2 drinks over to us pretty quick. I wanted to try something new so I got the Nam Gek Huay. It was a tasty beverage with tea as the mixer. There were cloves of something on the top that were a nice touch. We found ourselves to the back where the small stage was. It was a nice turn out of people. We all got to hear about a dozen songs. Meanwhile we tried the pad Thai. I would say it was above average. It was a good time, and we will be back to try more of the menu.

I have bookmarked this for a few months now and so happy to have finally dined here…read more Eathai is one of the most impressive Thai spots in Boca. The ambience, quality of food and service, plus the plating/presentation was top notch. Love the spacious and modern/trendy ambience. There's a wall that separates the left side (restaurant) from the right side (bar/cocktail lounge). There's ample parking in the plaza. The menu is pretty expansive and truly lives up to the "modern" yet authentic take on Thai food. The Crispy Brussels Sprouts was a standout -- perfectly blistered, sweet and savory at the same time with just enough crunch. Super tasty! The Dry Rub Thai Chicken Wings was another highlight. Crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and coated in a seasoning blend that hits you with layers of flavor instead of just heat. I am used to chicken wings that are drizzled with sauce and this dry rub wings was such a nice surprise. This is honestly some of the best wings you'll find in a Thai restaurant. The Grilled Lamb Satay was beautifully plated -- smoky, and marinated just right. Paired with the peanut sauce and the refreshing cucumber-onion relish, it was a solid dish. Would have preferred the meat to be more tender though. The Jumbo Lump Meat Crab Fried Rice was comforting, served with a spicy green chili sauce. I was warned by our server that the green sauce is spicy, so I tempered the heat by adding more fish sauce. Generous chunks of real crab, fragrant rice, and well‑seasoned flavors. Service is efficient (will update this with the name of our server next time) and warm. The chef/owner is So. He is funny, friendly and hospitable and he makes his rounds to visit every table checking how everything is. This restaurant is now in our rotation for top Asian eats in Boca. If you're looking for Thai food with heart, flavor, and attention to detail, this place is a must try!

We know you love Thai Shokun. The amazing Thai Asian Fussion cuisine is really only a portion of…read moretheir dinning experience. The gracious attention of Jack and Jennie to their customers is unmatched. They have shown so much love to my Alzheimer's suffering wife for so many years that we must call all of you to come and renew your love of their wonderful food and amazing service. They need us! 5 stars doesn't do them justice. Special thanks to the sweetest friend, Lucy, who demonstrates obvious love and care for us and all her customers. Come and renew the love for these amazing, hard working folks, that make fantastic food, and care for their customers You can't get it at the "newest" fad joint.

My 4 star rating does not apply to custom service. In this area, the staff deserve above and beyond…read moreexceptional. From the minute we walked in and until we left, the courtesy, respect and warmth we experienced was extraordinary which is very rare these days. This is a small restaurant with numerous artistic drawings on the walls: very nice to look at. In regards to the food, the miso soup was exceptionally good, very tasty. The fried gyozas were not the greatest, a bit dry. I recommend their hand held sushi; I had the spicy tuna: the fish was fresh and tasty. The chicken wings were crispy and tasty as well. My partner and I shared the Panang Curry with chicken with white rice. Although the flavors were on point, the curry broth was too watery. I would like to go back and try other items and would be happy if the chef makes the broth a little thicker.

Had lunch with my coworker that food was delicious! I will go back again and have a chia tea!read more

So personally, I am a big pad Thai connoisseur lol so in regards to taste this location hit it on…read morethe head I prefer a thicker noodle, but this was still good I also had the shrimp spring rolls. Those were really delicious and I love the plate selection that they had for each meal. My Husband had the fried duck and he enjoyed that meal immensely. For drinks, we had Thai iced coffee, which was definitely needed, but also really sweet not overly sweet and delicious and I did get the caffeine boost that I was after The servers at this restaurant were definitely nice and accommodating in regards to needing extra anything and definitely checked in to see if we needed anything else and kept our cups full This is a really cute restaurant. They have a lot of decorations that are really beautiful to admire and a full wall of mirror so you can definitely check your teeth lol but will be returning. I had a wonderful time.

Joy Noodles was so good! Everything we ordered was delicious. I got a dish I still can't pronounce,…read morebut it was amazing. My daughter got the beef Korean Style noodle soup and couldn't stop eating it. She said it was that good! My husband had the Korean beef, and he loved it too. The spring rolls are definitely worth ordering, and the portions were generous. The food was fresh, full of flavor, the service was great, and the atmosphere was really nice. We'll definitely be back!

This was amazing food and I love the fact that it is so close to downtown West Palm, but still has…read morea little parking lot right behind the restaurant for easy parking, and the side street can also be used for parking. The bathrooms are single occupancy and spacious. I loved the curry and I literally want to go back for whatever their appetizer was that was gluten free but deep fried and had like a vinegar sauce. So good, the best thing my friend and I have ever tasted that was battered and fried. Plus it was vegetables, so it has to be somewhat healthy, right?

I tried takeout from Amazing Asian Bistro, and thought it was pretty solid. I got a Thai tea with a…read moreseaweed salad and the Thai basil fried rice with tofu. The Thai tea and the seaweed salad were exactly as I expected and I enjoyed both. Thai fried rice was something I'd never seen before, but I quite enjoyed it. The rice wasn't oily at all, and I really liked the basil in there. I think the spice level was okay, although I could definitely take more. The veggies were perhaps a little underdone, but not to the point that it got to me - they just had a bit more texture than expected. I did try a bite of the chicken yakisoba and the wonton soup as well, but I don't think these were as good. Still, if I'm reviewing only what I ordered and ate, this was decent. They had a few other things on their menu that were intriguing (including green Thai tea, which I love), so I'd be willing to order here again. But I'd say I'm still on the lookout for a place good enough to replace my now-closed old favorite Thai restaurant.

I needed a quick pit stop and as I was in the area, I checked out this place and read the reviews…read more I received no nonsense service, which was fast and quick. The roll was fresh and pleasant.

Visited Siam Rice while in town for a work trip. I was in the mood for sushi so I decided to give…read moreSiam a try. Food was good but came back and the restaurant was permanently closed. Bummer.

Amazing food, great prices, great service! The restaurant is easy to find within the shopping…read morecenter and has nice artwork on the walls and a TV showing beautiful landscapes - it really sets a calm and relaxing mood while you eat!

I love sushi Yama. They have great sushi are a great price. When I order for myself I always get a…read moresushi mori a! It's like a mini omakase in a box. Great variation of fish and a couple rolls as well as a soup or a salad! They are always very quick with pick up orders and when I do go in I love how you have the option to sit in the little private rooms it's awesome!

We came here for dinner to meet a friend who lives in the area…read more The restaurant is in a Publix plaza and has lots of parking. The dining room decor is clean and attractive with lots of red and black. There were four of us. And the menu was humungous. It took us a while to decide on what to order. We got two appetizers: the fried calamari and the Happy pancake. The calamari was chewy and the pancake was smaller than expected and except for two shrimp on top, we didn't see many on the inside, even the veggies were skimpy. For dinner we had the cashew chicken, the shrimp tempura and chicken teriyaki combo, the fishing boat for one, and a special dish of squid stuffed with seafood. The teriyaki was cold. And my friend said the tempura shrimp was squishy. The cashew chicken was good. The stuffed calamari was fried, not grilled as listed. And all the seafood ingredients that were advertised were chopped very fine and stuffed into the calamari rings and were not recognizable. The fishing boat for one had an array of sashimi and sushi and featured salmon, tuna, and white fish. The sashimi was a little chewy. The spicy tuna rolls were good. Service was excellent. Too bad the food was mediocre and didn't measure up. Dinner for 4 with 2 appetizers, 4 entrees, 4 cans of soda, tax, and tip was about $200.