Ordered four entrees , staff is nice and help with making your order. I went with my family and dined in, all the food was pretty good although they did make their portions smaller. One of the entrees we ordered was the Thai Orange Chicken (I think that's what it was called) and there was kind of too much sauce making it very sweet than usual. Overall it's a nice restaurant with good food, definitely would come again :) read more

Decent Thai food with the usual curry, noodles, etc. They also have lunch specials. Portions are good sized. Unfortunately they forgot to bring my soup. Small place with many tables, which can feel a little too stuffy! Service was spotty at times. read more

Thai Basil Express - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

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We moved to the area recently and this place came highly recommended by one of our neighbors. Have to agree with the recent reviews after picking up to go food. Rude employees and drippy to go food. What a shame during this challenging times for restaurants after such rave reviews in the past. read more

We were originally supposed to eat dim sum at the Koi Palace. However, I didn't know that many of the restaurants around here close at 3:00 PM for their lunch break. As we showed up at the Koi Palace 20 minutes before them closing, we were turned away saying that their kitchen was already closed. So we wandered around looking for an alternative to eat at. We stumbled into the Thai Basil. They were closing at 3:30 PM. It was 3:10. We had a party of 10 with us. They were able to seat us within 10 minutes. Knowing that they were going to close soon, we quickly put in our orders. They were nice enough to answer questions about their menu as well. They were able to get our food to us within 10 minutes. The following are just some of my favorites from our order. 1. Orange Chicken - It's unusual that I we ordered this at a Thai restaurant. However, it was actually very good. The subtle sweetness, and hint of orange peel flavor made the dish very good. 2. Grilled BBQ beef - these are very thin slices beef marinated in sweet bbq sauce. When eating these, you get a sweet taste of the bbq sauce, along with the grilled smokey flavor. It's good if you have a party of 2-3. With a party of 10, it was quickly devoured. 3. Pad See Ew - The pad see ew was good. We ordered it with chicken meat. The noodles were flavorful along with the chicken. Overall, I appreciated that they allowed us to come in when other places closed their doors on us. The even allowed us to dine in during their their lunch hour. The stars also includes my appreciation of them not rushing us out. Thank you Thai Basil. The next time that I am on the 580, I will come around. read more

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Thai Basil Express is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in the Tri Valley. Their prices are beyond reasonable but they get very packed so be prepared to wait during the lunch rush. My favorite dishes: * Basil Chili Beef - restaurant menu shows Basil Chili Chicken under the lunch special but you can subsitute w/Beef at no extra cost or for Seafood for an additional $1.50 * Penang Beef (extra spicy) - flavorful curry blend * Tom Yum Shrimp - delicious! (I make it just as good...hehe) * Roti & Curry - comes sliced so makes it easy for sharing * Pad Thai - lots of tofu which I love! * Mango & Sticky Rice - always a nice ending to a spicy meal Even if you don't make the lunch specials, all entrees include Jasmine rice so it's still a full meal. No need to order rice on the side like other places. Their portions are large enough for sharing. I recently ordered the Basil Chili Beef lunch special and brought it home for dinner too. SERVICE = 4 stars (very fast even when busy) AMBIANCE = 3 stars (casual and cozy) FOOD = 4 stars VALUE = 5 stars read more

We were on the hunt for a new spot in the Ulfert's center...and saw it was almost full...well, that is usually a good sign. We grabbed a seat, and everything went very quickly....DH ordered the chili basil pork, and I the pad thai. Water and salad arrived immediately. Then the food...wow, very quick service!! The food was nice, very good quality and quantity of meat. Portions were large...and the lunch specials very reasonable. We both felt the sauces were lacking in the complex layers of flavor one loves in Thai food. Mine tasted just sweet, and his hot. Perhaps it needed a condiment?? A good priced lunch with very fast service....we will go back!! read more

As mentioned many times before, I am not exactly the most cultured when it comes to foreign cuisine. If you were to take a look at my categories up above, it is painfully obvious that my variety of ethnic samplings is quite lean to say the least. Over the years, I have tried to branch out, but testing out new places can be quite the daunting task, as I rarely venture away from familiar territory. However, on the afternoon of May 23, 2007, I was feeling a bit adventurous. Ladies and gentlemen, please congratulate me as I have now patronized my whopping THIRD Thai restaurant! Aren't you so proud of me? I was just cruising around the Dublin area, checking up on the status of the greatly anticipated Ulferts Center, which has been a long time coming. It seems like they are taking their merry old time for each individual shop to open up, so it's a bit frustrating each time I pass, trying to figure out which businesses are in operation. The mall itself is an LA style open air, compact two story building surrounding by a dense sprawl of housing and offices, with much more construction yet to come. With the boom in Asian population in the local residences and businesses, it is easy to see why investors decided to build out here. Such eagerly awaited establishments as Koi Garden and Quickly have yet to grace us with their presence, so my choices that afternoon were quite limited. Basically, I had to pick between the following: two Japanese joints with no kanji or kana to be found anywhere (House of Sake, Osaka Ramen), a Singaporean/Chinese place (Singapore Old Town), and a Thai restaurant called Thai Basil Express. Since I'm not a fan of dumbed down Japanese cuisine, it was a toss up between Singaporean and Thai. Back to the vehicle it was to find a coin. Heads - Singapore Tails - Thai Cling! Clang! Tails! Thai Basil Express it was! As with the majority of the other shops and restaurants in the Ulferts Center (Angel Reborn, Koi Garden, Ulferts Furniture, etc.), Thai Basil Express is a spinoff of a larger, original location. It's almost like this mall is presented as a "sneak preview" of the main attraction on the other side of town. However, this business plan does have its merits, as it provides instant recognition and credibility. After a kind greeting by the owners of the shop, being completely ignorant of what Thai food is all about, I just ordered one of the most stereotypical, common dishes of all - pad see ew. I'm sure Thai restauranteurs are just as sick of people asking for this as Chinese are for patrons requesting chow mein and potstickers, but perhaps when I become even more culturally aware, I will attempt to broaden my palate. Come to think of it, pad see ew is almost like chow fun with different spices, so I don't even know if that counts as trying something new in the first place. To be perfectly honest with you, all three of the Thai places I have been to (Lanna (http://www.yelp.com/biz/6y26VcGgSuiJrcXk6YKXyw) and Thai Spice (http://www.yelp.com/biz/A6Zj5WUtcnaXkW6wzY-sBA) being the others) have tasted EXACTLY the same, which is to say they are all very good! Maybe I've been lucky, and just happened to randomly come across some of the finer Thai restaurants around town. Or perhaps there is no such thing as bad Thai in the greater Bay Area. The set up here at Thai Basil Express is somewhat unique. It does seem like a formal restaurant, but instead of sitting down first, you order up at the counter like at a fast food joint. The drinks are also self serve. However, the dishes are brought over by the server on regular plates, with stainless steel silverware. Out of courtesy, I always tip, but I'm not even sure if it is mandatory or not. The lady manager is very polite and helpful, often going around to ask the patrons if everything is okay. Yeah, I know this is often used as a ploy to fish for tips, but I'm a sucker. It gets me every time. One aspect I really enjoy is the corner lot location, which provides ample lighting, and plenty of people watching opportunities (that is, when the center finally reaches full capacity). Perhaps, the third time is a charm, and Thai Basil Express will be the spot that helps jumpstart my exploration of more exotic, foreign cuisine. If nothing else, at least I have found a worthy place to dine in what will inevitably become my future hangout spot. read more

SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER Two Saturday nights ago I had dinner here with a friend. We had a three course meal. Lately I have been craving Thai food. One of the reasons was the first dish we had. The first dish was an appetizer Thai Wings, which are boneless chicken wings that are stuffed. When I have been going to Thai restaurants I order this type of dish. Some restaurants have different variations due to the stuffing but the concept is the same. I have never been disappointed when I order this dish. At Thai Basil Express the Thai Wings were delightful. My friend never had this dish before and he loved it. The Thai Wings aren't your ordinary chicken wings that are served at restaurants. For the second dish my friend ordered the Crab and Shrimp Fried Rice. This fried rice is surprisingly light. This dish isn't overwhelmed with flavors that you can't taste the crab and shrimp. In fact the fried rice was supporting the two items and not the other way around as in most fried rice dishes. The third dish was Beef Mussamun Curry. Some curries can either be to soupy or too thick. This dish had the right amount of thickness. In addition the sauce goes great with the Crab and Shrimp Fried Rice. Overall I had a fulfilling Thai dinner at Thai Basil Express. read more

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If you want consistently good Thai food, this is the place. I always order the fried rice and the basil chili seafood dish. You can't go wrong with the Roti and curry to start the meal. Pros: (1) food comes out fairly fast, (2) nice portions (3) consistent dishes - I've been here around 6 times and I left satisfied every time. Cons: (1) only seats 30 or so. This means during prime dinner hours, you will wait outside. There is no waiting inside due to the small space. (2) service is mediocre - they do not comp anything or offer anything to correct mistakes they make, (3) very tight spaces - not much room between you and other patrons read more

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Thai Basil Express is one of our favorite restaurants in the area. Regardless if we decide to eat in or take it to go the service is quick and friendly and the food is always delicious . We typically do order to go as it's a rather small location. A few of our go to dishes are the Pad Thai, orange chicken, pineapple fried rice, and Panang Curry. But we've yet to try something we haven't eaten every last bite of... lol. read more

Too busy for its own good. First thing first, the food is good. Not the best Thai food I've ever had, but definitely praiseworthy. Furthermore, this place has affordable prices with generous portions, a combination that I always commend. In the past I've tried the Basil Eggplant with Chicken, Pad Thai, Pad See-ew, Pad Kee Mow, Red Curry, Green Curry, Panang Curry, Basil Chili Catfish, and House Special Fish. My personal favorites are the Pad Kee Mow, Panang Curry, and Pad Thai. The Pad Kee Mow has a nice Wok flavor too it and you can request for them to make it spicier (Something I definitely recommend). The Panang Curry is sweet and savory accompanied with chicken and tender bell peppers. The Pad Thai is flavorful and about as good as any other Thai restaurant I've been to. Out of the dishes I listed, my least favorite are the House Special Fish, Basil Chili Catfish, and Basil Eggplant with Chicken. I am definitely someone who prefers savory over sweet and these dishes were way to sweet for me. I distinctly remember the House Special Fish tasting like candy. If you have a sweet tooth, then you might love these dishes. If you don't, then I recommend asking them to make these dishes spicy in order to counteract the heavy sweet flavor. All in all, the food is decent, affordable, and the portions are generous. As for service, there could definitely be improvement. The restaurant itself is very small and is often very crowded due to lunch and dinner restaurants. The waitstaff do the best they can to accommodate everyone, but I think the crowd is sometimes too much to handle. read more

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This place was sooo disappointing. The food and service definitely did not meet expectations. The moment we stepped inside the restaurant, we had to wait 10 minutes just to get our name on the waiting list. It's either bad timing or they don't quite have the system down. The pad thai was too salty and the pad kee mao was bland. Overall, the dishes lacked balance. read more

One of the best thai in Tri-Valley. I'm frequent visitor here almost every other week. I have being going here for last 6-7 yrs. Overall Rating 4/5. Amabiance: 4/5 ( Considering a small Thai joint). Always clean and well managed. Staff: 4/5. This place gets very busy during lunch hrs & the staff manages it really well. Food 5/5: My Favourates are Pad-Kee-Mow, Basil Eggplant Chicken, Coconut water. Obviously all other curries & rice dishes are good too. But the three standout for me. Pad-Kee-Mow 5/5: After having it here i dont like it anywhere else. I tried at other places and i seen the difference at some places it is orange in color & a bit soggy. Probably it is different type of preparation which i personally dont like. Basil Eggplant Chicken 5/5: A must try if you have not. Nicely cooked eggplant with onions, bell peppers & basil ina spicy sauce. You have a option of chossing your choice of meat. Coconut Drink 5/5: I have not had so good & closest to fresh coconut water anywher else. They also have coconut meat in the water which is the best part of it. read more

Thai Basil Express - Fresh Ginger Pork - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

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This place is teeeeny (about 8-10 tables). So, expect a long wait if you're coming in during peak hours. I really like their panang curry, basil fried rice and crispy noodles. Of course, you can't forget about Thai iced tea! Unlike some Yelpers, I've always had good experiences here .Sure, the service is not the friendliest, but they do a good job. Food comes out fairly quick and the servers are quite attentive. Just be warned Thai Basil Express is located in an Asian strip mall and the parking lot gets really packed during the weekends. I blame Koi upstairs. Seriously, their waiting line reminds me of DMV! read more

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I really wish yelp would consider us helpers to allow to give 1/2 stars as well! This place is a 2.5 stars. I know it's pretty low but it just it didn't live up to its level of what we know to be thai food. Service was crappy. They say us down gave us a few mins and then came back and took out order. I got the lunch special: #10 basil chili with beef. The soup came and it was veggie soup didn't have much of any flavor other then the tiny little pieces of tofu. When my plate came with was a good portion of food. It was ok.. It was bad but it just was not spicy at all! Before ordering I ask the server if it's spicy or can I add more spiciness to it, she told me it was pretty spicy. Well when it came it was not. I asked for a spice tray and she never brought to us. I had to get my own utensils, spice tray and napkins. They didn't do anything other then bring water and bill. I will not return. read more

Thai Basil Express - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

Not as good as I remembered it. Increased the prices but quality decreased. Ordered fish cake, it seemed to crumble. Also got a roti. Super flakey that it kept breaking yet tough to chew. For entree ordered a pineapple fried rice. Pretty much flavorless. This used to be my favorite thai restaurant ): read more

We go here almost every Sunday now as a post-Church treat. My wife, kid and I love this place. We get the eggplant beef, yellow curry, and shrimp fried rice every time. Never disappoints! Prices have raised but understandable due to inflation. Quality is the same though! read more

We ordered several appetizers and I had the Pad Kee Mow and it was good. Service is quick and friendly. Good place for take out as well, we order from here often! read more

the place that made me love thai food in the first place :,) thai basil's been my consistent go to place in the area for thai cuisine. the menu is bountiful, all the options are good (albiet east bay priced, aka not cheap ~11 a dish), and service is friendly whether for dine in or take out. best dishes: - green curry - salmon red curry - pineapple or mango fried rice! if you like eggplant and balanced thai flavors (just the right mix of spicy-sweet- savory-sour) this is the place for you!! read more

This is the worst Thai restaurant I have ever been to. We were excited to find a Thai restaurant & ordered 4 dishes as we always do to check them out. We had Larb gai spicy, summer rolls, pumpkin curry, and a noodle soup with chicken. Larb was SWEET, too much sugar in the food, we asked for spicy & it wasn't at all. Just made me feel sick from all the sugar. Summer rolls are hard to get wrong, however, this place did. They put a gigantic cucumber into their roll, there were no clear noodles in the roll and frankly, I don't know what I was tasting. The peanut sauce was chunky and runny all at once. The pumpkin curry was passable, it was the only thing we could stomach. The noodle soup with chicken honestly tasted like someone had boiled SOCKS. It was seasoned with horrible fish sauce & actually made us feel sick. We did not eat the summer rolls or the noodle soup & left feeling sick. Sorry to say, never again.. read more

Atmosphere The atmosphere is clean but small. It seems like you're sitting right next to the next table. I felt like we were sitting at the same table with the people next to us. Don't go here for private conversations. Food The food was good I had the spicy basil pork. I don't think was very spicy. And it didn't have very much basil. However I really like basil and I really like spicy. Price Lunch prices were good. Service Service was average it wasn't overly friendly it wasn't very attentive but it was there. read more

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I've gave this restaurant multiple chances to redeem themselves, because honestly the food isn't bad the customer service on the other end is HORRIBLE there is one particular cashier that usually works there when I order she's always super rude she never smiles she literally snaps at customers. All in all every time I order it's not a good experience. This time I called in my order asked for pad kee mow with shrimp no chicken they gave me with chicken I tried to call back she said that's not what I ordered asked if I wanted to pay for an order with shrimp. I would have never ordered this I DO NOT EAT MEAT. read more

Thai Basil Express - Asked for pad kee now w/ shrimp got chicken - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

Sorry to hear about your horrible experiance Layla R. I'd be pretty upset if that happened to me and my family too! So far, sevice here has been good to me. I have come here for both lunch and dinner, and I have to admit the dinner portions are a lot better than the lunch ones. Either way the food is good, but I think I'd prefer coming here for dinner instead. Their fried fish is delicious as well as their eggplant dish. read more

While cruising around for a place to eat at 3pm on a Sunday, I found that Thai Basil Express was open (a few other spots we tried to go to were closed). I think that the food is decent and fairly priced while service is speedy. I give them a nice fourth star for cleaning up the mess my father-in-law made after knocking over a thai iced tea, and I think I got another one for free!! read more

Just as good as the one in Berkeley. If you're dropping in for dinner on a weekend night, try phoning in a reservation first. It's a rather small place and seating can be hard to come by on busy nights. P.S. Order the orange chicken. It will change your life...or at least make it a little better for one night. read more

Most of my close friends know that I love Thai Basil... at least the one in Berkeley. Why? Because the food there is savory, oily good, and cheap. When one of my buddies had informed me of a Thai Basil Express in Dublin, I figured to give it a try if I happened to be in the Dublin area. I had an opportunity to go to Dublin, and my buddy (the same one mentioned) suggested we try Thai Basil Express since the menu is supposed to be based on Thai Basil Berkeley. Yeah... no. I came here on a Friday night, and it was packed... this, of course, meant a wait. My friend and I waited about 30 to 45 minutes to be seated, and another 15-20 minutes of waiting to get our order put in. Definitely not express. The first thing that I noticed about the menu items was that the prices were significantly higher than Thai Basil Berkeley. This made sense since Thai Basil Express is actually a sit-down restaurant, unlike Thai Basil which is mainly eat-in (but no paying tip since it's college students), or take-out (or...take out but eat inside), so the Dublin joint has a higher overhang. We ordered the roti & curry appetizer, som tum, spicy basil eggplant chicken, and fish chuchee. To start the food was mainly bland and lacked any prominent distinguishing flavors. (1) The roti & curry appetizer was average, roti seemed to be like the ones you can buy frozen at the Asian supermarket while the curry was watery and lacked any spice or kick. (2) The som tum (papaya salad) was typical of any som tum at a Thai restaurant - nothing to comment much beyond that. (3) The basil eggplant chicken was neither flavorful nor spicy. The spicy eggplant chicken is my TO-GO item at the Berkeley location, which is always made consistently perfect time and time again... but I was disappointed that the same dish I order all the time in Berkeley was executed poorly at the Dublin location. Where was the spice? Where was the chili oil? Where was the basil flavor? Lacking. (4) The fish chuchee was actually pretty tasty, with a thick curry-like sauce on top of a fried fish filet (likely tilapia or some inexpensive fish). The only problem that I had with this dish was that I felt that the filet I had was slightly undercooked. I like my fish to be firm inside, whether it's steamed or fried... but the fish had a somewhat slimy texture in my mouth (which alerts me as possibly undercooked or raw). I really wanted to like this place. I came here with high hopes that the food that they served would be on par with the Berkeley location, but my experience was pretty disappointing. If I were you, I would save your stomach (and calories) and go to the Berkeley location of Thai Basil. read more

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This place is great, if your looking for some good Thai food and do not want to drive 40 plus minutes out of Fremont, then this is your spot. Food is tasted and the price will not break your wallet. Clean place, friendly staff. read more

I think this is a good option for Thai food. I noticed the prices for the noodle dishes are $1 cheaper than other places. I got Pad See Yew with chicken and some places charge $10 for it but here it's $9. Doesn't hurt to save a bit of money! I think the portion of Pad See Yew was good. There was a lot of chicken too; they didn't skimp out. The service was friendly there also. I'll probably be back again! read more

Thai Basil Express - Pad See Yew - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

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2 strands of hair wrapped around garlic fish..Eek! I cannot eat here anymore. Flagged the waitress down and showed her the hairs. She apologized and then walked away. 5 minutes later we flag her down again. She asked us what we wanted to do about that. My friend asked for a refund on the fish dish. They did not offer to take it off our bill. read more

Who knew at a Chinese shopping mall in Dublin you can find a Thai restaurant that is as good as Thai Basil Express! Went there for lunch with a friend and her family and everyone was happy after eating the meal (including friend, her hubby, her mom and her almost 1-year old baby)! The store itself is a little hole-in-the-wall place and as I walked in I really didn't expect anything more than a cheap, quick meal for lunch. One star plus for their menu, which includes photos for most of the dishes. It is always helpful to look at the photos before ordering. And the pricing on all dishes are very reasonable; lower than similar restaurants on the other side of the bay. When our dishes arrived I was surprised at the generous portions of everything. We ordered: Thai Suki soup - with clear rice noodles and LOTS OF veggies (spinach & cabbage) and chicken chunks. Light but flavorful broth. Pad Thai - comes with raw bean sprouts and you mix them with the saucy noodles to get all the flavors. Also very generous portions of proteins (chicken and shrimps) and very flavorful. Can't find anything wrong with this dish! This was friend's hubby's favorite dish! Pumpkin Curry - yellow curry with big chunks of pumpkin and green bell pepper. Not very spicy and the pumpkins were tender and cooked through. This went really well with the aromatic jasmine rice. Thai Fried Rice Chicken - $6.95 for a huge plate of fried rice with big chunks of chicken; what a good deal! There was something about it that made such a simple dish taste so good and I could not stop raving about it. The rice tastes so aromatic; it's the combination of the eggs and oil and the right heat they use that made it so good. It's not oily at all and I could not stop eating it; and I normally don't like ordering fried rice at restaurants. Bonus point to the garnish they add: big pieces nicely peeled and cut of cucumbers. It was refreshing and made the dish look nice as well. Basil Eggplant - Big pieces of eggplants that were cooked to perfection. You know how sometimes eggplants can be too mushy if not done right? These were big chunks that were probably cooked in high heat oil very quickly to seal the outside. The outside looks firm and inside was tender (but not mushy). There was lots of basil leaves that not only serve as garnish but also make the sauce packed with basil-y flavor. For the price they charge for the dishes, I really didn't expect to get such good quality dishes that are so flavorful and pleasant for the stomach. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to get good Thai food!! read more

Thai Basil Express - Thai Fried Rice - Chicken; I could not stop raving about this dish. I want to make fried rice taste as good myself!! - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

Went here with my coworkers for lunch. We had a few meetings after lunch so we were in a rush. The food came out quickly as promised by our server. I had the drunken noodles PadSeeEw and lunch basil eggplant with chicken. Delicious and admittedly greasy but soo good. Service was efficient and quick. My only dilemma was that my food leaked so much when I packed it to go. read more

On my very first visit here I was sold. I got the Roti Curry and the yellow curry was nice and thick and had the right amount of spices. My frequent visits have been so so. Especially when I ordered the Yellow curry dish the curry has been watery and thin and did not have the same texture or taste to it. My last visit I ordered the curry roti and the bowl had like two sips of curry. The bowl was 1/4 filled. Very inconsistent. I love thai cuisine and I go out to eat often. I really wanted to love this place but because I only really had one good visit which was my first visit I think it just may be my last now. read more

Thai Basil Express - Don't order the roti curry. This is how I received my curry. - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

One of the ladies who works there( first time seeing her there) was so rude. I sat there and wait for a while for them to bring me water then I nicely asked for a straw then she just walked away and said coming!. I looked at her and she said "I heard you, I got it, I said it's coming". Like if you don't like your job just please quit. I work at the restaurant too, so don't tell me I don't know how you feel, but I did nothing to deserve this attitude. The manager should look into that. read more

Came here around 1:30pm. Ordered crab and shrimp fried rice and green curry ( generous portion of curry). I like they provide white rice for the curry. read more

Thai Basil Express - Crab and shrimp fried rice and green curry - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

Good to hear Thai (language) when I am in Thai restaurant. Went here for lunch, a simple shrimp pad tai. Nothing to write home about and was a little too sweet and not spicy enough. Good for quick lunch. read more

Thai Basil Express - Thai Near Me - Dublin, California

What a great little spot! Owner operated by a sweet Thai lady that hasn't forgotten the flav ours of the home land. The basil with chk and fried egg is the way the go. read more

Called to place a pre-determined order and after 2 dishes lady put me on music and never came back. Then I called again and she says we got disconnected and then cuts me off with improper order. I asked if they are overwhelmed and too busy, she says thank you , bye-bye. This is extremely unprofessional and rude. Well, if they are so busy then they should not pick the call. read more

Not happy with the service. The waitress needs training. When we walked in the restaurant, there were not many customers, only 2-3 tables, plenty empty tables. I would like to sit in a place away from other customers. However the waitress insisted that I had to sit in one right next to another group, so close the chair could bump to each other. I decided to leave for another restaurant. read more

We had the satay chicken, naan with curry as appetizers. For the main course we had their crab fried rice, chicken curry, beef with string beans, deep fried battered fish with garlic sauce, and Pad Thai. They were all excellent and were plated well. Aside from their entrees served in smallish portions, I'd say the experience of simply savoring their wonderful dishes were worth driving back here for more. Thai ice teas were refreshing addition as well. read more

There is a reason why "Express" is in the title. Usually that word means one thing when it comes to an eating establishment . . . small! It's fine for a sit down if it isn't crowded. The staff is very friendly. However, if it's remotely busy your best bet is take out because if you're seated anywhere but along the walls be prepared to have the derierres of other patrons in your face and or over your food. The food is alright and inexpensive. . read more