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    Thai Basil in Black Mountain

    3.0 (1 review)

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    Bangkok Station - Panang curry lunch special, affordable and yum!

    Bangkok Station

    4.3(17 reviews)
    15.3 mi

    This newly opened gem fills a much-needed gap in Mitchell and Yancey counties: an affordable, good…read morequality asian lunch spot, that doubles as a dinner restaurant with Thai and Japanese dishes, including good sushi! I've only been there once, so far, considering they just opened this week. I started with the spicy tuna salad, and it was full of beautiful chunks that I THOUGHT were diced tomatoes at first, the kimchi sauce and accoutrements were very satisfying. Because it was my first time there, I also ordered pad see ew, to try their hot food. The crab Rangoon appetizer was so light, crunchy, and flavorful, I wanted more. The entree was very tasty and satisfying, though the size was a bit modest. But it is an affordable lunch special, right? Wifey tried the California rule, and reported it was perfect, spring roll was excellent, and her panang curry was excellent, I was not offered a nibble! Next time, I will try the seafood sushi...

    The food was average but the service was below average. We had a very tired and hungry 20 month…read moreold with us and when I asked if they happen to serve fries the waitress laughed at me in a very rude way and continued to speak rude the rest of the time making us rush in our ordering. The food was brought out randomly with some of our table receiving their plates 20 minutes before others. We also never received 2 of our sushi rolls and had to inquire about it. There was a 20 percent gratuity added to our tickets with only 5 people on our ticket. Expensive food and poor service!

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    Bangkok Station - Pad see ew with beef lunch special, just ten bucks...

    Pad see ew with beef lunch special, just ten bucks...

    Bangkok Station - Lunch special menu

    Lunch special menu

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    Thai Bliss - Fresh ginger stir fry

    Thai Bliss

    4.7(13 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    What a hidden gem in WNC! Authentic, fresh and delicious thai food made by thai chefs. Portions…read morewere big, service was great, and restaurant was spacious. 10/10 can't wait to come back again! Overall: 4.8/5 When: Friday 6pm dine in party of 2 Food: 4.9/5 - wow. I haven't had thai food this good in a long time. Thai Bliss is better than most place in Charlotte where I'm from. We got the shrimp tom yum soup, beef pad kee mao, and chicken pineapple fried rice. The tom yum soup was SO SO good. They gave me 4 large shrimp in there and did not skimp like other places. The soup had the perfect balance of spicy, sour, tangy and sweet. Honestly I was almost full after my soup but when my pad kee mao came out, i was thrilled with the portion size. The rice noodles were bouncy and chewy and the sauce was delicious. Some places overdo it on the sauce but the PKM was sooo good!! And lastly the pineapple fried rice. I didnt get a chance to try it but my partner loved his dish. Overall, the food here you can tell is authentic and fresh and you don't have to worry about small portions. You will leave feeling happy and full! Service: 4.7/5 - was greeted by a server as soon as we arrived. Service was very quick and they were on top of things. Filled the water often, bussed tables often, and brought the check over often. No issues at all, they were very prompt. One suggestion to make it 5 stars is giving recommendations to the guests such as "XYZ dish is a popular customer favorite here!" Or even giving a little background about the restaurant / staff. Vibe: 4.7/5 - very spacious, newer restaurant that is clean. Large windows letting in ample day light- i recommend asking for a seat by the windows if possible. Great spot for a quick casual dinner or even a nicer family dinner. Other: free surface lot parking

    I could not believe I could get amazing Thai food in Marion, NC. This place has it all and it is…read moreall delicious. The only thing I don't like is the stairs to get to the front door. You can walk up the hill behind the restaurant if stairs are a problem. There is a side door you can enter through there. Once you are in the room is open and easy to navigate. I like the decor. The chairs are a bit hard but they put pillows on them to help, which is a very nice touch. Everything I have tried has been amazing. I have been here so many times now. Pineapple fried rice and broccoli and peanut stir fry are my go to orders, along with a basil roll as an appetizer that I could eat 20 orders of. I have not been disappointed. You know me and spice, these items are not spicy unless you ask for it. They have great spice level control. My sister in law likes spicy food, and she has tried the curries, the soups and the pad Thai. She keeps wanting to come back and always says how much she likes what she gets. Our first time there we spent way too much on trying almost every appetizer and several mains. We were impressed by all of it and came away so full because everything was so good we had to eat it. We have been pacing ourselves since then. Anytime someone says how about the Thai place? Our answer is Yes!

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    Soulisa's Fine Thai Dining - Chicken Satay Appetizer

    Soulisa's Fine Thai Dining

    4.3(120 reviews)
    37.2 mi
    •$$

    we love soulisas! it's always a staple for my husband and i. just recently we went for a light…read morebirthday lunch. we started out with the spring rolls which you can never go wrong with. and then we decided to try the "perfect bites" they were sooo yummy. nice buttery salmon topped with salmon roe and ponzu sauce. definitely worth a try. for our main we shared the seafood drunken noodles at a 4 spice level and it was perfectly cooked. the shrimp and scallops were awesome. our server was phenomenal. he was very informative and helpful about choices. and of course the ambiance is always so nice. it's always such a relaxing place to eat.

    Our first visit with friends who are regulars. This is their nearby Thai and I would be a frequent…read morediner here too were it closer to home. It's 40 minutes away. But for Landrum to have a decent Thai restaurant (and they have sushi) is a big deal. I'm reviewing 3 stars for now, did not get to try the sushi and other menu items. The restaurant is situated in the middle of the block set in the quaint, small downtown of Landrum. The sushi is prepared in the back, in an open sushi style traditional display, but no seating right there. The restaurant is clean, moderately bright, and the tables can be arranged for parties of 8, we were four. I did think the tables were a little too close together. During our meal, an adjacent four top was seated and while they were not disturbing us, the tiny waitress was bumping into me as she took their order or delivered food, enough so that I had to be aware of it so as to not accidentally wave an arm and knock a drink or plate from her hand. Our service was attentive. Pricing is reasonable for food, but I did think $14 for an 8 ounce hot sake was steep. I tried the Larb Gai level 6 and the presentation and arrangement of the dish made it easy to eat as lettuce wraps with crisp iceberg and the fresh flavors. It was well balanced and the right heat but slightly dry. A side container of a couple of additional tablespoons of the Thai dressing would be a good idea. My Tom Yum Soup entree size was ample enough for leftovers. It is very flavorful but on the sweet side comparatively to many other TY soups I've had. My protein choice was chicken and heat level 6 of 10. It seemed that everyone's dishes were slightly hotter than expected, even our friends who regularly order the same dishes felt that way. My 6 was more like an 8 and I'm a hot head eater. This often happens as variance in pepper heat in stir fry or in chef to chef variance in spice profile. I would suggest order lower and adjust up to your taste. We arrived early, 5:15 and left 7:15 and were not rushed. The restaurant was moderately busy as it was a Friday. I'm told reservations are recommended. 3 stars means "A-OK" and that is where this landed. No disappointments and also no stand out experiences, but we would dine here again.

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    Pad pew

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