We were the first party to be seated at dinner time one Tuesday shortly after 6:30pm. The restaurant itself isn't too large, but has tables set alongside each wall, and the single person restroom is back around the bar, off a small coat room.
We ordered the following and dined family style, so with all those components vying for attention, unfortunately only a few things left a lasting impact -
Satay (Chicken or Beef) $7 arrived 4 sticks to an order; tender, but the beef was more tender, and the chicken grill marks were carbon black
Hot & Sour Shrimp Soup and Chicken Coconut Soup were each $4, arrived generously in a nice flat soup dish
Pad Thai $10 - yum!
Grilled Tenderloin Beef
Marinated tenderloin beef grilled and served with sautéed mushrooms
and snow peas in a red wine sauce. 17
As a thicker cut of beef, grilled and sliced, there was still some red; tender
Chicken Cashew Nuts *
Snow peas, carrots, onions, squash, mushrooms, red peppers, scallions and roasted cashew nuts in a mild tasty sauce. L. 7 / D. 13
Chicken or Pork or Beef Garlic & Clams
Squash, mushrooms and scallions smothered in a garlic wine sauce served on top of steamed clams. Chicken or Pork L. 8 / D. 14 ~ Beef L. 9 / D. 16
Medallions of Pork
Stir-fried sliced tender pork with mushrooms and green peas in a light plum sauce. L. 8 / D. 12
Racha Trio
Sliced beef, chicken and pork loin with baby corns, pineapple, cherry tomatoes, mushrooms and snow peas in an oyster garlic sauce. 13
Fisherman's Treasure *
Shrimp, scallops, squid, a chunk of fish with cashew nuts, baby corns, mushrooms, celery and scallions. L. 10 / D. 18
Mango Duck
A crispy half boneless duck with mango chutney sauce and crispy basil served on a bed of broccoli. 17
Thai iced tea was served deconstructed in three parts - thai iced tea, half and half, sweet syrup - so you could mix it together to your taste.
Parking is street parking and there's a lot around the back of the block.
*** 2/2016 ***
They have lunch specials called Lunch Box Specials which come with 2 crispy rolls, tofu soup, salad, and sometimes rice, and they were available on a Saturday!
I got the Spicy Pad Thai Style Phu-ket $8.95, but without the spice. Yes, that's regular plain old Pad Thai, but instead of shrimp or chicken, I opted for the vegetables and tofu.
Each diner in our party picked a lunch box, and we also shared a couple of orders of their Chicken Satay $7, and none of the pad thai-ers were able to finish their plate. That wasn't the case for Medallions of Pork $8.95 or the Seafood Combo $9.95, but the pork was deemed overly salty and not enough sweet.
The Thai Ice Tea $3.50 arrived in a glass goblet with too much ice (for me) and too much sweet (more so for my sister than for me).
Service was fine. I appreciated the server letting me know that my dish was on the way when the rest of the party already had theirs before them.
*** 12/2016 ***
Their soup was served warm rather than hot, but at $5 (mostly), was portioned to easily share with another.
Still too much ice in their goblet of Thai Ice Tea. read more