Great food, we went at an unconventional time so it wasn't too busy, nice and quiet place to eat.read more

Solid spot, they do a pretty solid job with everything on the menu I've had. Sashimi tastes…read morestandard, rolls are ok, soups are good especially the Tom Yum, curries are nice too, can't go wrong with any choice with the ones I've had. Although very consistent, it's really nothing out of the ordinary. 7/10

As usual, every single time good! No waiting at 3 pm…read more Nothing fancy but clean and inviting.

Based on the yelp reviews, I'd say quality of food and service is spotty here. I don't want to…read morerecommend this place and have someone following my recommendation have a bad experience, as it seems a lot of people do. Heh...and it seems I finished my meal and got up and left before I finished my review. I had vegetable yaki udon (which my phone heard as "vegetable yucky udon" ) and edamame. I enjoyed both. It was not an "Oh my dog!" swooning experience, but it was good. The woman who seated and served me initially did indeed disappear entirely about halfway through my meal; happily, a gentleman in a flannel shirt and down vest took over for her, coming over to ask if everything was alright and, upon my request, to refill my drink. The woman, I believe, has a reputation for not doing those things, but I was taken care of despite her negligence. (This is also the woman who insists that the customer sign the credit card receipt produced after they use tap-to-pay with their phone...one of the whole reasons for the existence of which mechanism is that it's touchless...meaning that you don't have to touch your credit card, you don't have to touch the credit card reader, and you don't have to touch a pen, because, as it says right at the bottom of the receipt in bold capital letters, "NO SIGNATURE REQUIRED". But this woman will not allow the customer to attempt to cloud the issue with facts, insisting instead that the very reason you must sign the receipt is that you used tap-to-pay with your phone. Okay. Whatever.) Anywho...I had a nice meal. And I was surprised to hear what sounded, to my distorted hearing, like 90's shoegaze playing over the sound system. (I think I have the genre right there - it was reminiscent of Cocteau Twins and that sort of thing. And I'm sure I heard Morrissey in there too. Unexpected almost anywhere these days, and definitely so, and kind fun, in an Asian restaurant.)

Due to a fire, Vong's has been closed since Nov 2025. Hoping you open again soon. You are missed!read more

Loved it, so glad the Yelp community got us here! Went to their neighbor restaurant the day before,…read moreit's the burger place on the corner and had a lovely meal. Had another lovely meal today. We had the salt and pepper calamari, Vietnamese iced coffee, pad see ew and beef pho. It all hit the spot and the service was great. Beautiful inside as well.

What a gem of a spot! My fiancée and I stopped here for lunch en route to our hotel in Arlington,…read moreVT. She got the Pad Thai with shrimp. I got the drunken noodles with chicken. Mine was the perfect mix of savory and spice. The noodles were on the thinner side which I liked compared to other places I've been. The shrimp for my better half was cooked perfectly. She enjoyed every bite. We ordered a chicken on a stick appetizer which came with delicious peanut butter dipping sauce and a cup of cucumber salad. That was a treat. We will be coming back again! Service was terrific!

This review is written as a WARNING. I strongly urge everyone to read this before stepping foot…read moreinto--or ordering takeout from--this Thai restaurant. If you don't want to read the full story, here is the bottom line: DO NOT EAT HERE. DO NOT ORDER TO GO. A few of our friends had dined here years ago and suggested it as the place to celebrate a friend's birthday. I called to make a reservation, and the person who answered simply said "yes" without asking for my name, phone number, or any details--already a red flag, though I didn't realize it at the time. Once we arrived, another major red flag became obvious: there was not a single Thai staff member to be seen. For a restaurant advertising itself as Thai cuisine, this immediately raised concerns about authenticity and quality. The interior is nicely decorated and clearly aiming for a "luxury" dining vibe. However, the shock came when we opened the menu. Chef's entrées were priced as high as $60 per dish, regular entrées ranged from $25-$34, and appetizers averaged around $19. Several of us--including myself--wanted to walk out immediately, but we stayed only out of respect for our friend's birthday. The food was nowhere near worth the price. I ordered a tuna tataki for $16.95, which consisted of just six thin slices of tuna on a tiny bed of vegetables. I also ordered a stir-fried vermicelli noodle dish with shrimp for $34--a small portion of noodles topped with four bland, unseasoned, un-marinated shrimp. My child ordered the "beef tiger cry" for $40, which came with extremely fatty, chewy beef that tasted like the cheapest cut imaginable, despite the menu claiming it was Angus beef (highly doubtful). Then came the final insult: the bill. The subtotal for 11 adults and 2 toddlers was over $600, before tax. On top of that, they added 10% tax and an automatic 22% gratuity, bringing the total to over $800. Every single person at the table was stunned. We felt completely taken advantage of. I have never--in my entire life--seen Thai food priced this outrageously, especially when the quality and flavor were so mediocre. Afterward, we looked at Yelp and Google reviews and discovered that they even charge a 10% gratuity on pickup orders. This place is not upscale. The food is not special. The pricing feels predatory. Please save yourself from being ripped off and go somewhere else. You will thank me later. I would have give 0 star if I could.

Great food great people! A++ for food and customer service! We have not had a bad experience yet!read more

My first time here. I saw many wonderful reviews and decided to venture down from Glens Falls…read more Mostly take out but there are a few tables for in house dining. The lack of ambiance is more than made up for by the freshness and quality of the traditional Thai dishes. I had the fried Wontons filled with ground pork and the Tom Ka Gai soup with chicken, vegetables, and mushrooms served in a delicious spicy broth with cilantro and coconut milk. I also ordered a Thai iced tea. Everything was beyond my expectations and the owners were very friendly and courteous. I will be returning here soon to try some of the other traditional Thai dishes. Try it! I can't imagine you'll be disappointed.

We drove around aimlessly trying to find Moonwink. A quick call revealed they sell now their food…read morein a liquor store. We stopped and paid 29 and change for two moderately sized dishes. They were ok, not great. Upon return from vacation we saw the "closed" notice here on Yelp and Google. I personally don't recommend the take out experience.

I tried to visit Moonwink last year when I was in Manchester on a ski trip, but I got there too…read morelate since they close at 5pm. When I was back this year I made sure that I got off the mountain in time to finally try Burmese food and I am so happy I did. Located in a converted house on Main Street in Manchester, Vt. you will find a casual funky restaurant serving superb food. The inside has an order counter in front of the kitchen and a dining area with eclectic decor and tables to eat at. You order and pay at the counter and they bring the food out to you when it is ready, the food is served in disposable dishes and plastic cutlery is available. The menu is very concise, with appetizers, rice bowls, noodles and salads; there is a cooler with a selection of canned and bottled drinks. I wanted the Moh Hinga, fish stew and the owner was nice enough to make it for me even though it was not suppose to be available on Tuesdays. What I got was a good sized bowl of noodles in a rich spicy broth topped with yellow split pea fritters, tomatoes, hard boiled egg, cilantro. This was one of the best meals I have had in a while, hearty, spicy, crunchy and really satisfying. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal at Moonwink, the owners were incredibly friendly and welcoming, the restaurant is fun, casual and serves great food. A really high recommendation especially if you want to try a different cuisine that is not widely available. I know if I am in the area again I will be back.

Lunch with my daughter today was a delicious respite in a serene setting in the middle of a busy…read moreday. That is what we wanted and knew we would get. I enjoyed my usual small bowl of Shrimp and Pork Wonton Soup ($8.00) with tender dumplings, egg noodles, scallions, cilantro, and crispy shallots in a flavorful broth. Best ever. Upon my recommendation, we both ordered the Shaking Beef, or Bò Lúc Lắc, ($25.) which is a delicious Vietnamese dish of marbled cubes of beef tossed in all the good stuff: soy sauce, oyster sauce, fish sauce, a little sugar, butter, garlic, and black pepper. Everything is shaken around in the wok to get a nice all-around sear, hence the name...Shaking Beef! We enjoyed it with Brown Rice instead of Jasmine. Kudos: The cubed filet mignon was cooked perfectly; it was tender and pink in middle. Outstanding! Two reactions: --I did not like the lime dipping sauce because it was very salty (grains of Sea Salt intact)served in a small dish that was on the plate, so next time I will order another type of sauce. However, the beef was flavorful without it. --There were too many sliced red onions and not enough spring onions. Our two orders to go (Pho with Filet and Chicken Wings) were ready when we finished lunch. Grandsons were delighted! Service was efficient and courteous as usual.

Wow! Friends brought me here for dinner. I had come in years before after they first opened and…read morewas blown away by the remodeled space. We arrived just as they opened and receiver quick service. The server was attentive bringing out all the sides needed for the pho, we also had some spring rolls to start and which were a perfect way to begin. I will certainly be back again to satiate my pho cravings.

The service is fantastic and very welcoming We got 3 rolls,…read moredragon,the Bruin and the shrimp tempura roll. Everything was fresh and delicious. My daughter loved the tempura roll, so much so she wouldn't let me try it. A must try is the hot stone bi bim Bob. Don't ever get this take out. I made that mistake once. The hot stone crisps up the rice at the bottom. I got the pork which was tender. The pork bulgogi has incredible flavor although it is one of the pricier items. The mango drink was yummy (started with a y). The place is not fancy but the food and service make up for that.

Don't waste money on food that's inedible... Teriyaki…read morechicken tastes like A** ...The Scallion pancakes are disgusting soggy messes... the tempura chicken tastes burnt... and the fried rice is white rice soaked w soy sauce and tastes like mudd... this is from Korean Garden in Williamstown. I called and she told me I dont know Scallion pancakes or Korean food... lady i know good food and I know bad food and this is disgusting... we literally spit it out ... never in my life... went in and returned it. The owner very rude.

Don't really order much it's a special treat these days with everything being so expensive. Had I…read moreknown it would take an hour to get to me I would have just drove there I'm less than five minutes away... Also I don't know if there is someone new working in the kitchen but the lo mein was not that great.

This my husband and I to go to for Chinese. We always eat in. The serving size it very large and…read morewe are always taking leftovers home. Prices are great also.

So sad to see this place has gone down hill so significantly. I didn't realize I had reviewed them…read morebefore and gave 5 stars! But that was 10 years ago and a lot of things change (and costs are cut) in that time. Everything tasted funny, quality was not there, shrimp and chicken tasted bland and was rubbery, not fresh. It's disappointing.

Simply the BEST! I have been to many Thai restaurants all over the East coast, Phoenix area and in…read moreSF. Aroy Dee is a level above the rest. There is something different and delicious about how they spice, prepare and present their delicious Thai fare. You must experience this treasure for yourself. The Tom Kar soup and Tender Squid were exquisite. The Massaman Curry is absolutely delicious! The flavors and spices in the Drunken Noodles complimented each other beautifully! It is family run and the cooking is done with love!