Great place located conveniently on WSU's campus. Streetside parking is available and there's a…read morewide array of Thai/Asian treats and meals here. I got the crab rangoons. A bit chewy, but for the most part, creamy inside and crunchy outside! In previous times, I've gotten the Pad Thai and Drunken Noodle, and both were yummy! It was a very welcoming atmosphere; thank you, Buffy, for the great service!

Potato curry is one of my fav Thai dishes. The potatoes were sliced very thin and fried. Almost…read morefelt like I was eating Thai style potato chips in sauce. Prefer heftier potatoes that are diced or cubed. The taste was good, but would not order again. The rice was dry.

Great food and atmosphere. The dry noodles were nice and soft and the crispy ribs had a lot of…read moreflavor to them. Would definitely come here again!

We enjoyed 5 dishes and each was unique and delicious. Service was exceptional!!! the drinks are…read moreincredibly creative and delicious. I always have an excellent meal every time I come here one of my favorite restaurants. The only negative thing about the restaurant are the seats, I find them very uncomfortable. I will definitely return!! I love Takoi!!!

Surprisingly tasty food and excellent service. This is a genuine and authentic Thai restaurant. The…read moreladies who served us were accommodating (peanut allergy) and went out of their way on a busy Sunday afternoon to explain details and comparisons on the menu. I liked the question "what Spicy level do you want ... (mild/medium/spicy)" for each dish. Decent sized portions and tasty food. The many and varied Pad Thai plates beckoned and we tried the omlette Pad Thai which was delicious and piping hot. Chicken Tom Yum soup and shrimp fried rice also were pleasurable. The atmosphere is really casual - the layout is more of a cafe than a formal dining room. I would definitely return and with friends.

I was excited to try this place based on reviews and pictures. The restaurant atmosphere is very…read morenice with cultural decor and a spacious layout. To start, we got moo krob (deep fried pork belly) which is the Thai version of Chinese siu yook. I have to say, I like siu yook so much more - it's a lot more flavorful having been marinated with five spice and served with delicious sweet hoisin sauce for dipping. The pork here was bland and the sauce (fish sauce based) was pretty one note. For my entree, I got rad na (rice noodles with gravy, Chinese broccoli, carrots, and choice of meat - I got pork) which was one of the best I've ever had! They used fresh rice noodles and sautéed it properly to give it the "wok hei" (wok-seared flavor). The gravy was deep and flavorful and the portion size was very good. If everything else was as good as my entree, I'd give this restaurant 5 stars. Unfortunately, my mom's Kao mun gai (steamed chicken with rice and "special sauce") was awful. She asked if the dish had any spice because she can't do spicy, and the server said no, so she decided she'd try it. The chicken was way overcooked and dry, with no flavor at all. The sauce, the only thing providing flavor and moisture, was spicy so that she couldn't eat it. We asked if there was any sauce she could get instead that wasn't spicy, and they said no, but they can give us a bottle of soy sauce. So my mom used some of that, and also took some of my rad na gravy. But because the chicken was so dry and bland, it was beyond saving. My dad got the Thai basil fried rice, mild spice. It was definitely hotter than other Thai restaurants' mild, and my dad said the spice overwhelmed the other flavors. I tried some of it and it was not bad, but nothing remarkable. They told us that traditionally, it's served with the rice on the side, which was strange to me because then it's not fried rice - it's sautéed meat and veggies with rice on the side. I am curious about how some of the other dishes taste here, but it's a shame that 3/4 of the things we ordered were mediocre to downright bad. While I enjoyed my entree, I felt bad my parents didn't enjoy their food.

Omg this place is SO good. Like... modern Thai. We ordered the crispy broccoli and I'm not even…read morekidding, it might be one of the best things I've ever eaten?? Perfectly crispy, super flavorful, just unreal. I'm still thinking about it lol. I also tried the vegetarian crispy rolls and they were really solid too, nice crunch, not greasy. Service was quick and easy, no issues at all. Food came out fast which I appreciate when I'm hungry and already eyeing everyone else's plates.

Came here with friends who had all different food. I decided on this spot in the food hall…read more I did enjoy the food. The chicken was not dry and you did get a great flavor from it. The sticky rice was very good. I did feel they were very pricey. Everything was kinda expensive in my opinion. Also, the bowls which I know are eco friendly isn't ideal for sticky rice. My rice was sticking to the bowl and I was getting paper fragments from it. Other than that, I would totally get the food again.

Excellent food! Server was so sweet ! Food came out fast and hot. Loved the ambiance. Very clean!read more

This place is a favorite. We have been going here for about a year. The owner puts so much…read morethought, time and effort into decorating for every holiday. The origami napkins for different seasons, pillow changes in the booth and different centerpieces. I'm always excited to see what she does next. The service is wonderful. We were treated great our first visit, but have felt like family ever since. From recommendations to secret sauces or methods for eating dishes how they would in Thailand, Sue is there guide and assist. I look forward to seeing her as much as I do the food. Our food is always excellent and I like to try new things all the time. But we still have favorites. Appetizers. It's hard not to order the fried wontons, my spouse's favorite. We both enjoy the apple or papaya salad. And I'm a sucker for tum yum soup, theirs does not disappoint. Entrees we often enjoy traditionals like Pad See Ewe and Fried Rice. They are staples for a reason. But I've enjoyed trying many of Sue's recommendations. And I love a ground chicken dish she recommended served with lettuce cups and a fried egg. I wish I remembered the name. But it's one of her favorites. She will know! Be sure to ask for the Thai pickled lime and hot peppers condiment (upon request). My newest obsession is their Chicken Satay salad. It's fantastic. So fresh and delicious, not to mention gorgeous. I can't imagine anyone being disappointed. I can't tell you about dessert because we are always too full. But I'm determined to try her mango rice because I'm confident it will be amazing . If you have tried this place, it's worth a visit. You will want to go back again and again.

Their menu is so extensive and I love that they provide a separate menu with pictures of each dish…read more This was my first time dining in but I've gotten takeout here in the past and every single dish I tried from them has been amazing. Highly recommend if you're craving Asian food!

Should be called "Satay House of Flavour!"…read more I don't know what they do to their Curry Mee With Young Tao Fu, but it is phenomenal. Can you say lemongrass coconut curry? They have also perfected their Penang Prawn Mee with hard boiled egg. Tonight we hang with a vegan couple and a vegetarian couple. They shared the reason they eat here is because most every dish can be prepared for them. The service is very efficient. Not much for conversation, but they really take care of you. Refills and tipped off water glasses are a thing of beauty. I bet we'll be back. The prices may seem a bit high. The portions are large and the fare divine! 08/24

Welcome to America Ms Pear, our waitress fresh from Thailand just a month now. Great 5 star service…read more Thanks. Had a favorite Cheezy Noodles with Chicken , Omg marvelous . I added some heat, ask for Thai Pepper flakes. Started with Tom Kha Soup , loaded with Chicken and two Pork Spring Rolls Wowed. She always gets the fantastic Chicken Satay with Peanut Butter dipping sauce Yummy . Jerry the owner in the kitchen throwing down great food always. Adjacent to Lowe's bottom of the hill shopping center, Allen Park Mi. See hundreds of five star reviews around the web Yelp and Google. #spicybangkokcafe @spicybangkokcafe #cheezynoodles #thaifood #chickensatay #tomkha

I spent over $35 for a "Sesame Chicken COMBO." I also added three spring rolls & a TumYum soup. It…read more_says it comes with Rice AND Veggies. I literally have ONE tiny sliver of broccoli, & about seven or eight carrot slices. ​As well, my soup literally has ZERO "Green Onions," & ZERO "Cilantro." *ALL given to me with a smile. I saw the chicken, Rice, & spring rolls & made the poor decision to "trust" this SMILING FACE had everything else correct... IN APPRECIATION for me spending nearly $40 in an EMPTY restaurant Yet, the answer is NO. "NO, They do NOT RESPECT YOUR DOLLAR *above the irresponsible opportunity to CHEAT the customer & cut corners. It's very telling of the spirit MANY people carry. *GREED above ALL else. ​

Will drive for Som Jai…read more I really enjoy this restaurant that has both authentic thai food and some Hmong traditional foods. Hmong is an ethnic group, and it's rare to find Hmong food availabe at restaurants. I highly recommend trying the Hmong options. I order the B1 special that is ground pork in a chili sauce with sticky rice and a fried egg on top. It's always cooked perfectly, including the egg with a runny yolk. We also order the Hmong sausage with sticky rice, and I split it with my husband and have leftovers. The service is great. We have both dined in and gotten take out. I love everything we have tried, and I'm glad we have access to authentic options and rare dishes.

Found this little place because our normal Thai restaurant is under renovations…read more What a hidden gem right here by the city of Warren! Delicious and great service too!

Thai-Osha -- Where Laughter, Love, and Crab Rangoons Fill Your Soul…read more There are some places that feed more than just your appetite -- they feed your spirit. And Thai-Osha is one of those rare gems. From the moment I stepped inside, I knew I wasn't just walking into another Thai restaurant. I was walking into someone's heart and soul. Someone's home. The space is cozy, welcoming, decorated in beautiful Thai decor, and intimate -- like a little sanctuary where you immediately feel at ease and ready for home cooking. But the real magic? That comes from the owner. Let me tell you about him. He greeted me like an old friend -- with the kind of warmth and joy that you can't fake. So Funny, charming, down-to-earth, and so full of light... he has this way of making you feel like you've known him forever. It's like you're not just a customer -- you're family. The kind of energy he brings is rare. You can feel it in the way he laughs, the way he connects, the way he sees people. His spirit is so vibrant and kind, it honestly feels contagious. I left with a full stomach and full heart and a smile I couldn't wipe off my face. That's the kind of business you want to support -- one that feels built on love. The service? Fast. Friendly. The whole staff radiates the same positive energy as the owner -- everyone just seems genuinely happy to be there, and that joy spills over to the customers. You don't feel like you're just being served -- you feel like you're being welcomed. And don't even get me started on the food. Every dish was an experience. The flavors? Out of this world. Fresh, authentic, deeply comforting -- the kind of food that takes you places and lingers in your memory. The crab rangoons? I'm still dreaming about them. I could have ate them all day. Home Made, Creamy, perfectly made -- I nearly cried. Everything we ordered was beyond amazing, and I have no doubt that anything you choose from that menu will blow you away. But honestly? Even if you didn't come for the food (though you absolutely should), come to meet and talk to him. Come meet the kind, hilarious, big-hearted owner who reminds you that people like him still exist in the world -- people who lead with love, who make strangers feel like friends, and who carry a light that lifts others just by being near them. In a world that feels fast, disconnected, and overstimulated -- Thai-Osha is a breath of fresh air. It's cozy. It's sincere. It's the kind of place you want to keep coming back to. You're truly missing out on something special -- the kind of special that fills both your stomach and your soul. Let's keep celebrating places like this -- the ones that remind us what kindness tastes like.

The food is really good . Just alittle more than I thought i was going to pay but its worth it .read more