Was very pleased with our meals and service here . First…read moretime customers so didn't have an expectation and were impressed with the service and quality of the dishes.. veggie Pho was excellent

Plenty of public parking across the street and some spots across the street as well. In front of…read morethe restaurant is a no parking zone. We came in on a Wednesday afternoon. It wasn't busy and we were able to be seated right away. They have a lot of drink options. We ordered edamame, coconut shrimp, and pineapple fried rice. I ordered beef pho and green curry to go. All the food was served quickly and was so delicious. The pineapple fried rice was so flavorful that I could eat just the rice by itself without any of the chicken. The coconut shrimp was crisp and perfectly paired with the thai chili sauce. The drinks were a bit on the sweeter side than I would have liked. The green curry was delicious! The inside was opened with plenty of seating and bar seating available. The staff was super friendly and attentive. A lot of people came in to grab their take out orders. I would definitely swing by again!

Best food Best prices…read more I will drive the 45 minutes for their Thai food. Always worth it.

Love the crispy ladna. Consistently good. Fried fish in…read morespicy sauce to good too. Basil fried rice and drunken noodles keep to the usual Thai orders...one of our regular spots for Thai. Btw...lemon grass crispy chicken appetiser is great...when they do it right...sometimes it's bland it no lemon grass zest..hence a star less! Spicy sauces n oils are to die for!

Dinner solo date at Kob Jai and honestly... this was the reset I needed…read more The vibe? Super chill, very clean, and beautifully decorated. It's quiet enough to actually enjoy your meal, but still has a warm mix of families, couples, and small groups. Definitely a spot you can dress up for or just come as you are. Now let's talk FOOD Presentation, flavor, and spice level? 10/10. Chicken spring rolls: crispy, fresh, and not greasy Drunken noodles with shrimp: perfectly sauced with just the right kick Pineapple fried rice with chicken (to go): I already knew it would hit... and it did The ingredients tasted fresh, portions were solid, and the prices are very affordable. Service was friendly and welcoming, which always makes a difference. This is a perfect spot for date night, lunch, or a solo reset moment when you just want good food and good energy ‍ Okay but tell me: what should I try next time?

We had a wonderful meal at Kob Jai to celebrate a birthday. Appetizers came out fast, hot (and…read moreappropriately cold) and tasty: golden bags, fried calamari, and fresh rolls. Dinners included a delicious and hard-to-find Northern Thai noodle dish: Khao Soi, and crispy chicken Pad Thai - one of the best we've ever had - so flavorful. Excellent, friendly service is another big reason we love coming here. Lovely decor in a spotless space, with plenty of parking outside. Help support a local business, not a chain, and you'll be happy you chose Kob Jai.

The food is always great and consistent. The staff is friendly. I usually get take out but the…read moreplace is very clean.

This restaurant has a variety of options to choose from and a great lunch menu. The sauce was…read moreflavorful and they give a good amount of shrimp. Service was friendly and fast. The portion size for lunch for the price you're paying is a little on the small size. I do want to go back and try some of their dessert options!

"You're not a princess I'm not prince charming Speak with…read moreyour tongue, use body language And pull your skin like wrapping paper round my heart" (Graham Parker) The last time I stepped into this building was a few years ago when it was occupied by the Lemongrass Asian Grill. Today was my birthday, so my dinner spot of choice meant a return here to experience a meal at the newish Charming Thai Restaurant. And we left a few hours later agreeing that this place is fantastic. Soon after we were seated, we met Jessica, who was our principal server. She was an absolute delight with a fantastic personality. She started off with some complimentary noodles and sweet duck sauce. The menu is extensive, with most of the traditional Thai favorites, so think Pad Thai, Drunken Noodle, Fried Rices, Lo Meins, and Pad See-Ew. Other groupings include Chef Specials, Classic Entrees, Curries, and a full slate of appetizers, salads, soups, Pho, and Ramens. When you go through their menu, the various combinations of entrée and protein choices are in the 200 range. So pretty much anyone can eat their favorite Asian food here. We started off with a cup of Wonton Soup (with 6 big wontons) and a cup of Tom Kha Soup with two big shrimp at $5.99 each. The Tom Kha had a mild coconut taste, but I don't mean that in a negative way. I order this a lot, and some places really load up on the coconut flavor so much that the soup resembles a strong thick ice cream topping. Their soup was thinner than some but had enough flavor that it was fantastic. Oh, and those two plump shrimps in my bowl were perfect. We split an $8 order of six pork pot stickers, and they were cooked beautifully without a hint of grease and stuffed with a nice ground pork filling. For our main meal we split a $15.99 order of Chicken Pad Thai. We ordered it mild, but since I like spice, I asked for some extra zip on the side and Jessica brought out a cute little twin dish of Sriracha sauce and Sichuan pepper powder to ramp up the firepower. We loved the Pad Thai, it had plenty of chicken, the noodles were well cooked, and most of all it was sauced perfectly. Not too dry, not too wet, but just perfect. As we were paying our bill, the fact that it was my birthday came up, and Jessica made us promise not to leave yet because she wanted to give me something. That turned out to be a complimentary dish of sweet coconut rice with sliced mango. The portions were so generous that some of the Tom Kha and Pad Thai are now in our refrigerator for tomorrow. Thank you, Jessica, and JJ who tag-teamed us tonight, and here's a special shout-out to Lucy who made the magic happen in the kitchen. The food, the service, the value, and the atmosphere were all exceptional. If you like Thai food as much as we do, head on out to Route 4 and treat yourself to a charming dinner experience at Charming Thai.

Charming Thai is a wonderful addition to the area. The service is always so friendly and quick. If…read moreyou want to dine inside, it is spacious and comfortable. The owner is so passionate about what he does, and what he creates, and it shows! The food is amazing. If you dine in, make sure you order a special before they sell out! He makes special authentic Thai food you might not have otherwise tried. We always try the specials and are never disappointed. Also, they have one of the best green curries I've tasted!

we had pineapple fried rice and pork dumplings this food is a ten star !!!! very good very clean…read moreand very nice gentlemen

One might reasonably, though wrongly, infer from the absence of recent reviews that many moons have…read morepast since my wife and I last savored the food from Seven Moons and that is on me. In actuality only the Strawberry moon has risen and set since I last rose from my recliner to pick up a takeout order at this restaurant. This evening's meal, as has been the case on many prior evenings, included pad Thai and hot basil stir-fry accompanied by jasmine rice, both of which included grilled shrimp. Speaking of grilled shrimp, 8 were included with the pad Thai while the hot basil hosted 9 more. Portion size of both dishes was sufficient that leftovers will be served at a dinner to be held in the future. Before I close out this review, I should mention quality and price, the former is the best in the area while the latter remains very reasonable.

This is some of the best authentic Thai food I've ever had! The flavors are amazing, and every dish…read moretastes truly traditional. Highly recommended!

This is supposedly the best Thai restaurant in Connecticut. Delicious!…read more Crab Fried Rice: The rice grains were separate and refreshing, but lacked wok hei 鑊氣, resembling crab meat and scrambled eggs mixed with rice. The sauce was similar to Thai seafood sauce, but thicker, with a very strong garlic kick. Mixing it into the rice added a clever touch, cutting through the richness without making it soggy. Long Island Duck Pineapple Curry: Recommended by the owner. My first time trying a sweet and sour curry; the refreshing pineapple balanced well with the rich curry. The duck was just okay, mainly because it was too dry. Mango Sticky Rice: A pleasant surprise; my parents also loved it. The coconut milk had a strong sea salt and caramel flavor, likely due to the addition of coconut sugar or palm sugar. Steamed Vegetables: Just steamed vegetables, without any seasoning. A sprinkle of salt would have made it tastier.

Somewhere In Bangkok was so delicious, I will definitely be back for more! They specialize in…read moreauthentic Thai cuisine serving up familiar staples to more traditional dishes if you are seeking to expand your taste buds. The menu has a lot of options from salads, stir-fry, curry, noodles, and specialty entrees. They have a small dining room and you can order for carry-out too. There are fun and adorable boba/animal plushies, key chains and gifts for sale too. I ordered the Mango Curry with tofu and vegetables. The waitress was very kind because I had to bring up my food allergy and she took note. The curry was very good... Curry is one of my favorite dishes. The broth was spicy, coconutty, and smooth. The mango on top was perfectly ripe as sweet. There was a generous amount of veggies were cooked wonderfully, still have a nice crunch. The tofu was tasty and had a perfect golden fried coating. It was also served with a small bowl of rice. I had leftovers because I wanted to save room for an Ube Boba Tea on our way out. There was a separate menu for the boba tea--Bangkok Boba Tea--that you order at the counter when you first walk into the restaurant. This was a little confusing, but we figured it out. The boba menu had a of flavors with real pictures of what the drink looked like. My Ube drink was visually neat, dark Ube paste smeared around the cup and the pastel purple of the milk tea. The boba was some of the best I ever had, soft, chewy and lightly sweet. The drink was very sweet and glad I saved it for my dessert. Everyone I was with also enjoyed their dishes. My husband got a steak salad dish that tasted like how his mother makes it, so he was pleased. He also enjoyed a Thai Iced Tea. For four people, plus two drinks, our bill was reasonable, around $85. I can see us becoming regulars at Somewhere In Bangkok. There were a few other items that I'd like to try like the Crab Fried Rice. I can't wait to drink my way through the boba tea menu too.

I really enjoyed dinner here the other night. I've been craving Thai food for a few months so this…read morewas much needed. I had the beef Labb and tom yum goong. Everything was very fresh and flavorful. I would definitely come back next time I'm in the area. The service was great and it's welcoming and with a beautiful interior.

First time trying Green Papaya. Can not recommend enough!!! Adorable little place. So many…read moreoptions on the menu. The owner was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. We asked for him to recommend three dishes and holy cow they were amazing! Tamarind Duck, northern thai curry with shrimp and chicken larb(SPICY!). All three were outstanding. Dessert was a chefs creation Belgian dark chocolate Tiramisu and the Thai custard with vanilla ice cream. Both OUTSTANDING. He warned is the custard was t like a traditional custard, it was more the consistency of warm cake and so delicous. Highly recommend with the homemade vanilla ice cream

Our local go-to place for Thai food. The restaurant is…read morefamily run and they are very friendly. The food is top notch. You can't go wrong.