We went here for 2 consecutive dinners in a row since they were open on Christmas Day unlike most…read morebusinesses. Their menu items were a bit pricey. Their Thai dishes were great. We ordered Panang chicken, pad Thai with chicken, green curry with shrimp, Thai fried rice with beef, and garlic beef. Their sushi options were okay. I've never had sushi with lettuce before so I didn't order them. I ordered their eel roll instead and it was good. Their staff were awesome. They were friendly and efficient. Their decor was nice too.

The sushi is pretty good but maybe not great. The service was pretty slow and minimal and the…read moreambiance was not my favorite. It is a bit pricy for what it is, but not bad if you are looking to eat somewhere other than Mexican!

Stumbled upon this small restaurant as we were heading to the Sand Dunes. Their staff was very…read morefriendly and welcomed us as soon as we walked in. It's a small mom and pops restaurant run by a few people, but they were very attentive and made sure everything was made to our liking. It seemed that they had their regulars because they welcomed them by their name and knew their order. I love that they make your experience personal. It's the little things in customer service that makes a business stand out. My husband and I ordered the pad Thai and our littles got burgers. Everything tasted good. We recommend this place if you're in the area.

So good. Curry, Pad Thai and Tamale plate were all excellent. 10/10 recommend. Super friendly…read moreserver too.

We ate here on Thanksgiving evening. Yes, it was open and we were very happy that it was. We were…read morevery warmly welcomed by the sweetest Chinese owner Mrs. Song, who expertly advised us about the menu. Very good job. My Chinese family member who was with us absolutely loved the food. We had Kung Pao Chicken, Mongolian beef and broccoli and General Tso's Chicken. Very ample portion sizes with plenty of meat served in nice plastic take out containers that we can reuse. Paper plates and plastic cups. They gave us a free sampler of delicious dumplings. So, we very much enjoyed our meal and have plenty leftover for lunch tomorrow. The place doesn't look like much but the food a was really delicious. Price wise it was very reasonable We would come back again.

We went here for dinner. We ordered their homemade dumplings (delicious), pad Thai (totally not it…read more- looked more like Chinese noodles. It was the only one that we didn't like), Mongolian beef (pretty good), and Singapore noodles (delicious too). They are served in takeout containers so it was convenient if you have leftovers. We were given paper plates to share our food among ourselves. We got a chance to talk to the owner. It's just she and her husband running the restaurant so they need all the support that we can give them. Her husband is Cantonese who moved from L.A. so it's best to order Cantonese dishes.

I had a great experience at this restaurant. The food was really good, and it honestly made me feel…read morelike I was in Asia with the authentic flavors and atmosphere. Every dish we tried tasted amazing. The service was also excellent. The server, a lady, was very attentive and caring, making sure we were comfortable and well taken care of throughout the meal. Overall, everything was delicious, and the experience was wonderful. I will definitely come back. 10/10!

No soups to go Children's meal nothing like they advertised…read more Wrapped chicken was actually beef that was not chewable Several items were questionable, was it shrimp, chicken, all coated with deep fried batter Gong Po tofu needed soy sauce Fried rice was hardly anything inside other than rice Shrimp with lobster sauce had lots of shrimp but tasteless and too watery. Needed more corn starch to thicken plus soy sauce Not impressed Was very disappointed Looks better than it tasted

The best Pad Thai that I have had in many years. I love Pad Thai, but am usually disappointed…read more Wow. How is it possible that we drive over the New Mexico/Colorado border and find incredible Pad Thai in this tiny town? And delicious Asahi beer! The clientele were locals. People driving through: stop here! Do not expect great service. It was one guy out front and someone in the kitchen. But the food was great.

Great thai food for the part of the state it's in! Rather shocked to find this place in San Luis of…read moreall places.

Don't be confused when you're trying to find the entrance and you are surrounded by Days Inn and…read moreSuites; you're in the right place. We were seated right away, and our server was friendly and efficient. I ordered the jalapeño margarita and the Wok sesame chicken. The chicken was definitely spicier than the margarita. There's lots of seating and a great view of the sunset from one of the dining areas. It does get quite warm when you're waiting for the sun to go down; you can ask for the shades to be lowered though.

Another big WOW! The Indian Butter Chicken was AMAZING! Subtle, spicy, tasty and incredible…read more Naan was baked perfectly and makes a nice appetizer by itself. Go a little before sunset, awesome view. I'm debating if I should drive 12 hours back here next time I need Indian food.

I had decent food here years ago but tonight was a horrible experience. My 'bar' for Thai in Santa…read moreFe is already low and this was still an epic disappointment. We asked the woman working if all the food we ordered was in the (to go) bag and she said it was. Untrue... -The brown rice we ordered for the curry ($3) was completely left out of the bag but we were still charged. -The Panang chicken curry was flavorful but they gave us shrimp instead of chicken and only four small shrimps in the entire curry order. -Pad See Ew (chicken) was bland, completely flavorless. -Thai Basil Stir Fry. We ordered the veggie option. This dish cost $17 and the tub was 1/3 full. Basically some steamed broccoli and limp cabbage. Less than 8oz of food in some broth and, again, $17! We are taking this back (which I've never done before). -The shrimp rolls were pretty much all tempura batter with mealy, soggy, flavorless shrimp. This fiasco of a meal cost over $90. There are much better options in Santa Fe. We will not be going back.

Actually the best Thai food in Santa Fe. I'm from the Bay Area and have been really missing good…read moreThai and I'm so glad I found this place. Such a cute spot too- I love eating outside on the patio on a nice day! Service is always great too, very pleasant and nice

I moved from Portland, Oregon where there's a Thai Restaurant almost every block. So I was excited…read moreto see this food truck today. I ordered Pad Thai soup and Drunken Noodles. I'm sorry to say that I was disappointed. The soup seemed to be watered down coconut cream. Not appealing. The Drunken Noodles had no liquid sauce. Dry and sticky. I had to add water to make it palatable. Very disappointing. Servers were very friendly. The trailer has a nice look to it.

Excellent, warm, and comforting curry. I felt like crap so I wanted a hot soupy dish to make myself…read morefeel better. The green curry brought me back to life. It was both hot(temp) and hot(spicy), but I did think it could be spicier. The fish cakes were really good too! It was all very worth the money.

The food was good and the chef was extra nice. I was happy to find her place. She has tables…read moreoutside you can sit and enjoy the beautiful weather. The trailer has steps to make it easier to speak to her and pick up your food

All's back to normal. Pad see ew was back on the menu. The regular pleasant lady was there. There's…read moreno Thai Tea. But the food is fantastic! Several days ago, we happily arrived at the wagon to find there was another woman at the helm. It's not the same. The order was botched. The customizations were not made but we paid for them. The food was good but somewhat standard. She was not fluent in English. You may have to repeat your a few times. It's just order by menu number and hope to get something close to your order. We'll be back when things return to normal.

We had another delicious dinner at Zeng…read more Contrary to what another reviewer recently posted, the $10 parking is for the hotel adjoining the restaurant. As you enter the restaurant there's a large sign that says parking is free for Zeng customers. I had the excellent tofu and vegetables with hand-pulled wheat noodles - a little spicy and super flavorful. My husband, who has recently developed a gluten sensitivity, had pork and veggies with rice noodles. The flavors were similar to mine, but I'm guessing they use tamari instead of soy sauce. The robot delivered our water, but we had great service from the human who took our order.

I was in the outskirts of Santa Fe for work and had a craving for Chinese food. Unfortunately, the…read moreclosest spot that I could find was in downtown Santa Fe. That was a a long drive for me and the unfortunate part. The fortunate part, this place was uber-fantabulous. OMG, the food was awesome. Let me get into why the experience was so great. The thing that grabs your attention when you walk in to the restaurant, is the mechanical bowl of noodle soup that has plastic noodles attached to a chopstick that moves up and down. Cool, right? I was greeted by the friendly staff and immediately taken to a table. Menu in hand, and a glass of water, I perused the menu. Man, there were so many yummy things to choose from. I decided on an order of shrimp, eggs ,and chives steamed dumplings for an appetizer and Singapore House fried rice noodle. I love Chinese chives so the dumplings were so yummy. They were steamed to perfection and so, so addicting. The Singapore noodles were wok-fired with chicken, shrimp, calamari, mushrooms, beef, eggs, and cucumbers. Wow, this dish attacked my taste buds with so much deliciousness. The staff were awesome, prices were reasonable, and most importantly, the food was spectacular. You have to get the dumplings. If my travels bring me back to the Santa Fe area, you know that I will come back to this restaurant.