While in Houston on business today, my assistant Donna and I sought out a notable Thai market in…read moreThe Heights famous for its regional cuisine. Upon arrival, I was pleased to find ample, effortless parking available, which always sets a delightful tone for a meal. However, stepping inside was where the true magic began I was absolutely captivated by the extraordinary decor. The venue is tastefully curated with authentic Thai statues, traditional toys, carved wooden boats, and serene Buddha figures, creating an ambiance that instantly transports one straight to Bangkok or Pattaya. The hospitality was top-tier from start to finish, seamlessly balancing efficiency with genuine warmth. To begin, I ordered a traditional Thai Iced Tea, which arrived crisp, wonderfully smooth, and expertly chilled. For my luncheon, I selected the Pad Thai, which was served delightfully over fresh banana leaves a charming, authentic touch that elevates the entire presentation. When the dish arrived, it was an absolute culinary triumph vibrant, rich with complex flavors, and executed with superb skill. Between the immaculate cleanliness, immersive aesthetic, exquisite cuisine, and flawless service, this market gem earns absolute full marks from me. A quintessential discovery I shall most certainly be returning

This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants near my home! What really caught my attention is that…read moreit combines a Thai restaurant and a small Thai grocery market all in one, which I thought was such a cool concept. The dining area is pretty small, with around 10 tables, but it was surprisingly busy with so many people coming in to eat. It gave me that hidden-gem kind of feeling, like a local spot that people know is really good. The food was honestly delicious and tasted quite authentic compared to other Thai restaurants I've tried. Everything was flavorful and well-seasoned, and our food came out surprisingly fast. The staff was also very friendly and welcoming. Definitely a little hidden gem that I'm happy to have found near my home. I'll definitely be coming back!

Pretty good Thai food…read more I've had their pad Thai in person and other stuff via Uber Eats. Food: the cashew chicken is pretty good. The fried rice is good too. The pad Thai is really good. I'll definitely go back in person. The parking lot is super packed all the time. I'll definitely go back soon.

I really enjoyed this place. I think business fluctuates here. It was empty then all of a sudden…read moremultiple ppl showed up with some ordering take out. Our waiter was working the register for take out and serving us which took away from our service. There was ample seating but limited parking in the parking lot. I'm sure there is street parking. The place was not too busy and quiet. The food was great and very reasonably priced for the serving size. The chicken skin was not good at all.

One of the best restaurants in Houston. The food and the room are at the same level of ambition and…read moreboth deliver.

The experience was amazing. Our bartender Lynn was great. The food was delicious. I would come back…read morein a heartbeat.

This place is the best Thai inside the loop. Super friendly staff and the freshest of the…read moreingredients. C4 with pork belly! Fresh.

Good spot for Thai when you need some sort of substitute when Street Food Thai Market down the road…read moreis just too packed. Their menu is pretty good, lots to choose from, and prices are pretty fair. I ordered the kaow soi, and my fiancee ordered the tom kha and another noodle dish (forgot the name). I thought the kaow soi was good, maybe a tad bit salty and needed more pickled mustard. She liked her noodles, but she thought the tom kha was a bit different from other Thai restaurants; personally I thought it was fine, perhaps their own house recipe? Our waiter Emma was so friendly. Inside is fairly spacious. Restrooms are clean. Parking is easy, though when it's late, you'll have to exit from the side entrance.

Pad Thai YES LOVE one of the best…read more I came back to try the drunken noodles and the chicken to Thai and I was sadly disappointed. It wasn't bad. It just wasn't great. The chicken Sai was dry and lacked a lot of flavor so I would never order that again. Just stick this ordering pad Thai at this location.

This is a small market and restaurants! No thrills just basic chairs and tables and the shelves…read morewith Asian cooking essentials. The lady at the counter was nice. She explained some of the dishes. I got the shrimp drunken noodles but it was called something else. It was spicy than I thought but was very tasty. I forgot to take pictures.

I went here with a big group of friends today. We split some appetizers: crab rangoon, crispy…read morerolls, and gyoza. The crispy rolls were huge and had glass noodles inside, which I liked. For my meal, I ordered green curry, which the server recommended as one of her favorite dishes. I got it with crispy dark chicken, and it was excellent. I asked for the "medium" spice level, which I found to be quite spicy. You might want to order a less spicy level than normal if you visit this place. The restaurant was quite nice inside, and the servers were fantastic and very attentive.

4.4 - Crispy Roll (4.4/2) 4.0 - Spicy Dumplings (2/4)…read more 3.7 - Massam, Chicken, medium. Doesn't need pineapple (3.4/3.7) 3.1 - Pad Thai, chicken, no onions, medium. (3/3.2) 4.0 - Panang, chicken, spicy. Get medium spice next time (4/3.5) 3.1 - Rice, Brown. 3.2 - Rice, Fried, no onions. white rice is fine 3.0 - Rice, White

Best coconut ice cream ever. Mango sticky rice as a whole was a great dish. Great serviceread more

Food is amazing. Ambience, great place to hang with your posse…read more Crunchy salad cannot be outdone ! Perfect service. Friendly and no helicopter waiter. Ask for Ari.

Found this place on DoorDash and figured I'd give it a try. I ordered the cilantro shrimp soup. I…read morereally liked the flavor however I wish it was thicker and less lemon. I also ordered the crab wontons, now those were amazing. I paid about $31 for two soups and an order of wontons which wasn't too bad. If im ever in the area and craving Thai food I think I would try this place again.

1. Service - the hostess and wait staff were outstanding and attentive. They filled your drinks as…read moresoon as it hit midway, and they took your plates away as soon as it was empty. When you come in, wait to be seated, order and pay at the table. 2. Price - approximately $15 a plate. 3. Ambiance - Classy restaurant. I love the white linen on the tables. Soft music, white and red walls with Thai decor. Natural lighting during the day with warm interior lighting. It appears that there has been a makeover to the restaurant. I like the new look more. It seems more upscale in appearance. Dress code here is business casual. 4. Food - I've had their YELLOW CURRY WITH CHICKEN AND WHITE RICE. Curry is a bit sweet to my liking, but overall, it was a good meal. Will have to try other dishes next time. Food presentation is nicely plated. Not messy or sloppy. 5. Cleanliness - dining area is clean. The waitstaff keeps this place in tip top shape. The only complaint I have, although not exactly about cleanliness, I would suggest that management take a look at the lock in the men's restroom. Although it was locked, someone was able to enter still. SUMMARY This is a petite Thai cafe. Everything about this place was enjoyable. I would definitely come back to try again and will highly recommend this place.

amazing place check em out…read more vibes are great clean setting customer service top tier I appreciate much love greattttt

I went with my husband during Houston Restaurant Week, and maybe that was my mistake…read more We got the Thai ice tea and Thai jasmine green tea for drinks, squid and tofu for appetizers, the crying tiger and kua kling for entrees, and the sticky rice with mango and the coconut ice cream for desserts. I can confidently say that I was disappointed. There was not one dish that stood out or that I would recommend or come back for. I especially was sad that the crying tiger flavors really missed the mark. The sticky rice that came with it felt like it was reheated and some parts were hard. It also tasted like some of the vegetables (green beans and carrots) that come with the entrees were frozen, not fresh. The jasmine green tea tastes like a powder mix. Some of the squid tasted freezer burned. The kua kling was the most interesting and unique of the dishes, but not one that I would go out of my way to eat again. The sticky rice with mango was as expected. The coconut ice cream is probably pre-portioned and frozen so was rock solid when it came out. I did not find most of the toppings particularly good. It was a busy Friday and I know service was busy. The food did not take long to come out, but we definitely had dishes from previous courses that stacked up, and we had to ask them to be taken away. They do have a high chair for toddlers and brought a plastic plate/utensils, but there was not a changing table in the bathroom we used. We have had such great experiences at other Thai restaurants in Houston that I would not come back.

We love this restaurant! It's our 2nd visit and everything we've tasted is delicious…read more We shared the Chicken Fresh Rolls with Peanut Sauce, Tom Kha coconut chicken soup, Ginger Lovers Chicken, & Nidda Peanut Chicken. Both of the entrees came with steamed white rice. The waitstaff were friendly and helpful and the dining area is very pretty and clean. Prices were very reasonable. Definitely give this place a try.

This spot definitely has the potential to become a 5-star favorite. With stronger teamwork from…read morethe staff; or a change in one particular team member's attitude. It could easily reach that level. Our waitress, Ann, was incredibly kind, soft spoken, and welcoming. My friend Sherita suggested this restaurant after we left a Yelp office hour, and I'm so glad she did because it introduced me to something I never knew I needed: the salmon mango fried rice. It was absolutely amazing. I originally planned to take some home for my son to try, but it was so delicious that I finished every bite in one sitting. Sherita had visited earlier in the week and tonight shared that she arrived; right before I walked in which was 30 minutes before closing time, Jackie told her to hurry up and order, even though she already knew exactly what she wanted and didn't even need a menu. Jackie response was unprofessional and didn't even wait till the table guest got to the table, which was less than seconds since we all arrive at the same time, and left the same place. During our visit, Jackie never brought us water. A couple who was seated after us received water before we did. It took over 10 minutes for us to get water. Ann took great care of us, but anytime we wanted a refill, we had to ask. At one point my glass was completely empty. I noticed Jackie refilling the water glasses for a table of six, so I managed to get his attention. He looked directly at me, scanned the room, then stomped away all fast without acknowledging my request. Instead, he told Ann that we wanted water, and she graciously brought it over. Even at the end of our meal, Jackie stood behind the register while my friends waited to pay, yet another employee ended up taking their payment. His overall energy felt very cold and unwelcoming. My friend even joked that it was probably for the best that he didn't refill my water because of the energy he was carrying. As someone who believes water absorbs energy, I honestly agreed. I'm grateful Ann was the one who served us with such kindness. The restaurant itself has such a peaceful, zen atmosphere. The greenery outside and the warm lighting inside create a cozy neighborhood spot that I truly want to love and revisit with my son. Thank you , Sherita for introducing me and Aaliyah to this hidden gem. I completely understand why you visited twice in one week. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu, and hopefully next time the hospitality matches the quality of the food.