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We tried the pineapple fried rice tonight and found a new fav I liked the cashews in it too. everything from here is always so delicious. fast service, good portions and perfectly cooked.
I had a late lunch on Sunday (Mother's Day) with my husband and my in-laws. Luckily we were able to get a table before they all got filled shortly afterwards! We were greeted and handed menus, which we noticed weren't consistent with some of the dishes that were on 2 of the menus, but weren't on the other 2. When we asked the waiter, he explained that the menu that showed more items was the more updated version, so they could be ordered. Not really sure why they're handing out older versions of the menu mixed in with newer menus that have more offerings? We ordered 4 items total, 2 appetizers and 2 entrees. We got the chicken wings and papaya salad to start, and then the pad thai with chicken and eggplant (on the newer menu) with beef and brown rice. The dishes were good portion sizes and I appreciated that they came out to the table as they were ready. We all shared so we could try everything, and I'd have to say that the clear standout for me was the eggplant dish! Super flavorful. As I said before, the restaurant definitely got full later, even during an "off hour" of 2:30, with some larger groups dining in as well. There was a bit of drop off in service as it got busier (water didn't get refilled, needed to ask for the check), but overall we had a good time.
Decided to check out this spot on a whim. The restaurant had a decent number of tables, though the interior was very simple with little to no noticeable decor. The menu was small, but we managed to try quite a few dishes. I started with the fresh spring rolls. Unfortunately, the cucumbers inside were extremely bitter, so I ended up removing them from each piece. The peanut sauce served alongside them was light and mild. The drunken noodles, garlic pepper beef, and tom yum soup were all very enjoyable. Each dish had great flavor without being overly salty. The Kapiek noodles were flavorful as well, although they leaned a bit saltier, and the larger pieces of chicken were somewhat dry. The papaya salad definitely lived up to its spice level -- it was very spicy. Most of our food arrived quickly, but the last two dishes took quite a while to come out. The service was friendly overall, and despite a few minor issues, I'd probably return to try more dishes in the future.
Had dinner here and it was good! The restaurant is very open even though the seating is a bit odd with a booth near front of door kind of just in a weird spot but . Service was good they were very quick with the orders and getting food to table. We ordered the spring rolls .. that was ok.. the cucumber inside was weirdly bitter. The peanut sauce with it was delicious. Shrimp rolls was good .. can't really mess that up. The Thai chicken wings were delicious! Very flavorful. Thai papaya salad was good. My favorite dish is the garlic pepper beef with rice! That tasted so good! Drunken noodles was very flavorful and delicious as well. Tom yum soup was great.. sour and Thai flavorful. Great with some rice! Chicken kopiec was too salty. I wish the noodles was a little thicker. Overall I would be back to have the garlic pepper beef plate and drunken noodles again for sure!
Pretty good food and quick service! I wonder if this place is owned by coconut on T because the menus look pretty similar. My husband and I ordered the fresh roll to start, and then some Tim kha soup. Both were so good, although I thought the soup would be bigger. We also ordered the marinated grilled chicken and ground chicken ka prao with brown rice. Again so delicious and a healthy meal. We also had plenty to take home. Ambiance is casual. Parking lot is packed because there are a lot of cars for the boba spot in the same plaza.
My wife and I came to try out this new place. It looks like a family run small business. When we got there, it was pretty empty on a Sunday night, but customers started steadily coming in about 7:30. We order the ground chicken basil stir fry with egg, fresh rolls, bbq chicken, and tom kha with chicken. Tom kha with chicken- good broth, I like that they take out the lemon grass and galangal, because other places leave it in and it's such a hassle to take it out as you eat. I wish there was more broth. Also, this was the last item that came out instead of first. Ground chicken basil stir fry with egg- this is like pad ka prow. Good, flavorful. I wish the egg yolk was still runny. Fresh rolls- good sauce, no flavor in the rolls, but that's how it is. It's all sauce dependent. Grilled chicken- I was expecting pieces of chicken. Decent. Healthy balanced plate.
I came here twice in 1 week. The beef salad was so good! And the garlic pepper beef was flavorful, actually a little salty but good when mixed with rice. We asked for mild but it was more like a medium. It came with so much sauce that I used the excess to stir fry my own ingredients. However, I got a papaya salad Thai style the following visit and that was honestly so bad :(((. It had no flavor and there was nothing to mix up the dish. Just bland sauce, papaya and crushed chili pepper only (I specifically asked no peanuts though). I usually get Lao style papaya salad but I wanted Thai style this time and it was not enjoyable at all. I will probably try their Lao style one of these days to compare. But looking at other people's photos, maybe mine was a fluke because it looked nothing like the others. I had no tomato or greens mixed in. Literally 0. Both times were to-go so I can't speak on service. But the woman at the register seemed sweet and had a warm demeanor.
Newly opened Thai spot. Apparently, their other location was The Coconut in the Walmart plaza. My husband and I came one evening to check out the menu, which looked pretty decent. However, we were disappointed they didn't offer Pineapple Fried Rice, which is usually a Thai restaurant staple. We ordered Tom Yum soup, Pad Thai with shrimp, Spicy Tilapia with brown rice (all mild spice), and Thai tea for takeout. The Tom Yum soup was very good and had a nice kick, though the portion size was smaller than what we're used to. The Pad Thai was just okay--not terrible, but lacking flavor and it didn't come with a lime. The Spicy Tilapia tasted good, but the takeout packaging was terrible. The container wasn't sealed, so the sauce spilled in the bag and the fish ended up dry. One positive surprise: the "brown rice" turned out to be purple rice. Their Thai Tea was great! Can't go wrong with that! Overall, we probably won't be back. I wasn't a fan of The Coconut either, so I'm not surprised this place didn't win me over. If I'm craving good Thai food, I'll make the drive to Sacramento.
My rating is based on my order. The people running it seems very polite and nice. I got the bbq chicken and it was dry and lack flavor. The sauce it comes with was equally underwhelming. I was surprised. How bland it is for Thai food. Super disappointed. I've had a curry prior and it was ok . Not amazing just ok-good.
Made a quick stop here and service was good. Food was great (they ask you spice level which is nice when one has a little one who can't handle spice yet) so enjoyed the noodles and husband did like his spicy entree with brown rice.
We stopped by for lunch on a Friday afternoon and ordered the salmon mango salad, boat noodles, eggplant with beef, mango sticky rice for dessert, and three Thai teas. The Thai tea was a bit too sweet for my taste, so I ended up diluting it with about half a cup of water. There was also a mix up with our order. We requested the salmon mango salad, but the shrimp salmon salad was brought out instead. Since it looked good, we decided to keep it. The shrimp was cooked perfectly, and the flavors were delicious. My favorite dish was the eggplant with beef. The eggplant was flavorful and paired very well with the beef. The boat noodles were decent, although I have had better elsewhere. The mango sticky rice was good, but it did not particularly stand out. Overall, we had a pleasant experience. While not every dish was exceptional, the food was flavorful, and I would return if I am craving Thai food.
Chicken Kao Pieak Noodle Soup 0/5 - "noodles" were thick globs of dough cooked in broth that tasted like sweet soy sauce served with ground chicken... i wouldn't even call it noodles - was asked what spice level i wanted which is unusual for this noodle soup since normally there would be spice condiments on the table so you can adjust the seasoning & spice - had to request for condiments (chili oil & etc) - would not recommend Drunken Noodles 3.5/5 - best thing we had, ordered "Thai hot" spice level, sauce is on the sweeter side Fried Shrimp rolls 3/5 - shrimp rolled in egg roll wrapper, nothing special. At least it was served fresh & hot
1 month ago
Walked in on a Thursday for dinner, got sat at one of the booths in the corner. It was really hot inside. Didn't feel the AC was strong enough so we were sweating. Service was a bit slow and we waited a bit to have our orders taken. Ordered a spread of items but the silver noodle salad stole the show. It was cool and refreshing and delicious. Green curry was decent also. Overall it was a good portion size. read more
4 months ago
-Food was very clean , big enough portions. 9/10 -Authentic Thai flavor/taste rating 7.5/10 -seating and ambiance 8.5/10 - service and speed of food delivered to table was 10/10. - menu rating 7.5/10 Not the most "home feeling authentic tasting" - but good enough for dinner night. Pad Thai was goood. I'd lean one of the better Thai places in the area, but not the top. Would I come back? Probably to try dishes I haven't tried. And add to this review read more
I had a late lunch on Sunday (Mother's Day) with my husband and my in-laws. Luckily we were able to get a table before they all got filled shortly afterwards! We were greeted and handed menus, which we noticed weren't consistent with some of the dishes that were on 2 of the menus, but weren't on the other 2. When we asked the waiter, he explained that the menu that showed more items was the more updated version, so they could be ordered. Not really sure why they're handing out older versions of the menu mixed in with newer menus that have more offerings? We ordered 4 items total, 2 appetizers and 2 entrees. We got the chicken wings and papaya salad to start, and then the pad thai with chicken and eggplant (on the newer menu) with beef and brown rice. The dishes were good portion sizes and I appreciated that they came out to the table as they were ready. We all shared so we could try everything, and I'd have to say that the clear standout for me was the eggplant dish! Super flavorful. As I said before, the restaurant definitely got full later, even during an "off hour" of 2:30, with some larger groups dining in as well. There was a bit of drop off in service as it got busier (water didn't get refilled, needed to ask for the check), but overall we had a good time. read more
Decided to check out this spot on a whim. The restaurant had a decent number of tables, though the interior was very simple with little to no noticeable decor. The menu was small, but we managed to try quite a few dishes. I started with the fresh spring rolls. Unfortunately, the cucumbers inside were extremely bitter, so I ended up removing them from each piece. The peanut sauce served alongside them was light and mild. The drunken noodles, garlic pepper beef, and tom yum soup were all very enjoyable. Each dish had great flavor without being overly salty. The Kapiek noodles were flavorful as well, although they leaned a bit saltier, and the larger pieces of chicken were somewhat dry. The papaya salad definitely lived up to its spice level -- it was very spicy. Most of our food arrived quickly, but the last two dishes took quite a while to come out. The service was friendly overall, and despite a few minor issues, I'd probably return to try more dishes in the future. read more
5 months ago
Had dinner here and it was good! The restaurant is very open even though the seating is a bit odd with a booth near front of door kind of just in a weird spot but . Service was good they were very quick with the orders and getting food to table. We ordered the spring rolls .. that was ok.. the cucumber inside was weirdly bitter. The peanut sauce with it was delicious. Shrimp rolls was good .. can't really mess that up. The Thai chicken wings were delicious! Very flavorful. Thai papaya salad was good. My favorite dish is the garlic pepper beef with rice! That tasted so good! Drunken noodles was very flavorful and delicious as well. Tom yum soup was great.. sour and Thai flavorful. Great with some rice! Chicken kopiec was too salty. I wish the noodles was a little thicker. Overall I would be back to have the garlic pepper beef plate and drunken noodles again for sure! read more
26 days ago
Pretty good food and quick service! I wonder if this place is owned by coconut on T because the menus look pretty similar. My husband and I ordered the fresh roll to start, and then some Tim kha soup. Both were so good, although I thought the soup would be bigger. We also ordered the marinated grilled chicken and ground chicken ka prao with brown rice. Again so delicious and a healthy meal. We also had plenty to take home. Ambiance is casual. Parking lot is packed because there are a lot of cars for the boba spot in the same plaza. read more
8 months ago
My wife and I came to try out this new place. It looks like a family run small business. When we got there, it was pretty empty on a Sunday night, but customers started steadily coming in about 7:30. We order the ground chicken basil stir fry with egg, fresh rolls, bbq chicken, and tom kha with chicken. Tom kha with chicken- good broth, I like that they take out the lemon grass and galangal, because other places leave it in and it's such a hassle to take it out as you eat. I wish there was more broth. Also, this was the last item that came out instead of first. Ground chicken basil stir fry with egg- this is like pad ka prow. Good, flavorful. I wish the egg yolk was still runny. Fresh rolls- good sauce, no flavor in the rolls, but that's how it is. It's all sauce dependent. Grilled chicken- I was expecting pieces of chicken. Decent. Healthy balanced plate. read more
I came here twice in 1 week. The beef salad was so good! And the garlic pepper beef was flavorful, actually a little salty but good when mixed with rice. We asked for mild but it was more like a medium. It came with so much sauce that I used the excess to stir fry my own ingredients. However, I got a papaya salad Thai style the following visit and that was honestly so bad :(((. It had no flavor and there was nothing to mix up the dish. Just bland sauce, papaya and crushed chili pepper only (I specifically asked no peanuts though). I usually get Lao style papaya salad but I wanted Thai style this time and it was not enjoyable at all. I will probably try their Lao style one of these days to compare. But looking at other people's photos, maybe mine was a fluke because it looked nothing like the others. I had no tomato or greens mixed in. Literally 0. Both times were to-go so I can't speak on service. But the woman at the register seemed sweet and had a warm demeanor. read more
Newly opened Thai spot. Apparently, their other location was The Coconut in the Walmart plaza. My husband and I came one evening to check out the menu, which looked pretty decent. However, we were disappointed they didn't offer Pineapple Fried Rice, which is usually a Thai restaurant staple. We ordered Tom Yum soup, Pad Thai with shrimp, Spicy Tilapia with brown rice (all mild spice), and Thai tea for takeout. The Tom Yum soup was very good and had a nice kick, though the portion size was smaller than what we're used to. The Pad Thai was just okay--not terrible, but lacking flavor and it didn't come with a lime. The Spicy Tilapia tasted good, but the takeout packaging was terrible. The container wasn't sealed, so the sauce spilled in the bag and the fish ended up dry. One positive surprise: the "brown rice" turned out to be purple rice. Their Thai Tea was great! Can't go wrong with that! Overall, we probably won't be back. I wasn't a fan of The Coconut either, so I'm not surprised this place didn't win me over. If I'm craving good Thai food, I'll make the drive to Sacramento. read more
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1 month ago
My rating is based on my order. The people running it seems very polite and nice. I got the bbq chicken and it was dry and lack flavor. The sauce it comes with was equally underwhelming. I was surprised. How bland it is for Thai food. Super disappointed. I've had a curry prior and it was ok . Not amazing just ok-good. read more
3 months ago
Made a quick stop here and service was good. Food was great (they ask you spice level which is nice when one has a little one who can't handle spice yet) so enjoyed the noodles and husband did like his spicy entree with brown rice. read more
27 days ago
We stopped by for lunch on a Friday afternoon and ordered the salmon mango salad, boat noodles, eggplant with beef, mango sticky rice for dessert, and three Thai teas. The Thai tea was a bit too sweet for my taste, so I ended up diluting it with about half a cup of water. There was also a mix up with our order. We requested the salmon mango salad, but the shrimp salmon salad was brought out instead. Since it looked good, we decided to keep it. The shrimp was cooked perfectly, and the flavors were delicious. My favorite dish was the eggplant with beef. The eggplant was flavorful and paired very well with the beef. The boat noodles were decent, although I have had better elsewhere. The mango sticky rice was good, but it did not particularly stand out. Overall, we had a pleasant experience. While not every dish was exceptional, the food was flavorful, and I would return if I am craving Thai food. read more
9 months ago
Chicken Kao Pieak Noodle Soup 0/5 - "noodles" were thick globs of dough cooked in broth that tasted like sweet soy sauce served with ground chicken... i wouldn't even call it noodles - was asked what spice level i wanted which is unusual for this noodle soup since normally there would be spice condiments on the table so you can adjust the seasoning & spice - had to request for condiments (chili oil & etc) - would not recommend Drunken Noodles 3.5/5 - best thing we had, ordered "Thai hot" spice level, sauce is on the sweeter side Fried Shrimp rolls 3/5 - shrimp rolled in egg roll wrapper, nothing special. At least it was served fresh & hot read more
7 months ago
My first time here and it sets the bar high!! This is the best Thai Restaurant I have ever been!! Hands down!! This pad Thai is so delicious and the servings was enormous , It's so delicious that Ii ate half of it The curry is delicious. We also had papaya salad and tom yum soup , so delish! I'm one happy camper with a happy tummy! Everyone must check this out! read more
7 months ago
We discovered this great new Thai spot in Elk Grove and had to come back for a second visit. The food is absolutely delicious. This time I ordered the fresh spring rolls, eggplant with tofu with brown rice, and finished with mango sticky rice for dessert, everything was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients, and the dishes feel both comforting and vibrant. The eggplant with tofu was especially amazing, rich, savory, and cooked just right. The mango sticky rice was the perfect sweet ending. Whenever I'm in the area, I always want to come back. Highly recommend if you're looking for great Thai food! read more
By far the worst service I ever received at a Thai restaurant. Came in here with my sisters, we get boba at Rose Tea lounge and wanted to try it out. They renovated the interior a bit. Looks very opened and clean. The younger waitress would not take our order. She was bringing the entrees to the table, so we figured that she doesn't know how to take orders. But started to take orders when it got busy. The lady with the glasses finally took our order after 15 mins later. Our food came out at a decent time, not much of a delay but no one refills water. I had to get my own boxes and walk up to the counter to pay. When I got my bill, I asked if the tips were included. She told me no. When I got the receipt, the tip section reflects 2%,5%, or 7%. Super odd, so I told her I need my phone so I can calculate the tip. Few minutes later, she came by and told me I don't need to calculate. The tip was automatically included for parties of 6. I'm not too happy that she lied to me. This is a shady restaurant and will not be returning. For people who's going to dine in, make sure you get an itemized bill. read more
5 months ago
Food was okay, staff were friendly, and the restaurant was clean. We like drunken noodles the most, the papaya salad is very salty. read more
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All was good, delicious food with amazing flavors , great service and ambience. Ordered red curry , drunken noodles with tilapia, and for sweet tooth fried banana with coconut ice team . Only critique will be to add variety veggies to red try ,and ice cream needs to be more coconutty. read more
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Thai Hot is the kind of place you keep coming back to -- reliable, flavorful, and welcoming. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or settling in for dinner with friends, it's one of Elk Grove's better Thai options. read more
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This will quickly become a go-to Thai spot for me. They had a previous location, coconut on Elk Grove blvd and if you liked that, then you'll enjoy this location. Staff were amazing, kind, and quick. Their water is infused with mint, lemon, and limes giving a refreshing flavor. The food was delicious and well seasoned. The vegetables were perfectly cooked, not too soft nor too hard. I would highly recommend coming here. They offer two styles of Papaya Salad, Thai and Lao. I chose Lao style medium spicy and i thoroughly enjoyed it even though i was fighting for my life. It did make me feel healthy and it's great for gut health. I would recommend getting it mild. The shrimp in the pad Thai was perfectly cooked. And the noodles were as well. This paired with the salad makes the golden combo. I'd also recommend the basil fried rice and yellow curry. Everything was perfect and I cannot express enough how much I enjoyed the overall experience read more
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I'm so incredibly excited that this place has opened in Elk Grove! The food is incredible and the staff was attentive and friendly. These are the same owners of the Coconut on T street and the food is just as fabulous (with some new additions) We can't wait to come back. read more
5 months ago
Good food and definite fresh ingredients. Service was awesome. Caution on the heat. Med was way too hot for me. They use the real stuff that creeps up! Heading back to try other dishes. read more
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