ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! Went with some family friends, and loved it. I got a yellow curry, and my…read morecompany got drunken noodles. The curry had a very nice spread of things like tofu, potatoes, and zucchini. The drunken noodles were also good, though ai only tried a bite. Okay, ONE GRIPE even though it does NOT affect my 5 star review. The service was pretty slow, and the food took a while to come. (Still completely worth it though!) Has a great small business vibe, and was FRICKIN DELICIOUS!

The highlight was the Thai rolls- plenty of chicken and super crispy with a delicious sweet chili…read moresauce that paired perfectly. I usually order drunken noodles with beef at most Thai places, but this was unfortunately not the best I've had. I ordered normally and it was almost inedibly spicy. The beef was also dry and underseasoned. The rest of my party ordered the red and green curry dishes which they enjoyed. Would go back and try something else next time!

Service was nice Very friendly…read more The food was incredibly delicious I had the whole ginger snapper it was very good The sampler appetizer is a must

I'm extremely disappointed with the customer service I received. Not only was the staff rude and…read moredismissive, but the overall experience felt completely unprofessional. Simple questions were met with attitude, and instead of trying to help, they made the situation worse. As a paying customer, basic respect and communication should be expected. I would not recommend this business based on how poorly customers are treated.

Excellence in all areas, food, service and ambiance. My favorite is the Pad Thai with a cold…read moreSingha, or two.

I came in with a friend recently because my favorite spot in town was closed for the day. I am SO…read moreglad I did. We seated ourselves in a booth with cozy lighting. The menu is HUGE so we needed some extra time to order - neither of us could decide. We ended up both going with noodle dishes and the steamed chicken dumplings to start. Everything was fantastic. I got the Spicy Noodle - so flavorful and the vegetables were perfectly cooked. I literally cleaned my plate. My friend got the Crazy Noodles and the huge flat noodles were so fun. She couldn't finish all of hers and I took her leftovers, which were just as delicious the next day. The restaurant is in a large shopping plaza so there is a TON of parking. They have a sign in the window advertising 15% off on Tuesdays, so I will definitely bringing a group back to take advantage of that.

Good sushi. Good drink. Chill atmosphere. The crab rangoo was quite crispy. I really enjoyed the…read morevolcano roll.

First time here, first of many more visits. Chicken Satay is the best I've ever had and I've had it…read moreat one other place. Crab Rangoons were crispy and stuffed. The duck sauce was sweet and honey like. For the entree I had the Chicken Pad Thai, chicken was perfectly cooked and the noodles were melt in your mouth delicious. Our server was friendly and attentive. Cozy little place, we sat on the bar side which was all high tops. Will request a booth on. The other side at our next visit.

I never have an issue here. The food is consistent and the drinks are amazing! service is on point…read moreand quick which I like with my long days at work. Able to relax and enjoy. Love the decor as well!

Incredible food Pascoag is truly blessed to have this…read moregreat restaurant in a small town

Food: Great! Service: Excellent!…read moreAmbiance: Not bad, looks like they do a ton of take out.

I first ever tried Thai as a kid when the Thai Place in Sturbridge opened and became hooked. It…read moreremains to this day one of my favorite cuisines. My family and I switched to this restaurant in East Brookfield as it was closer. The food is outstanding and is also great and approachable if someone is trying the cuisine for the first time. We've both dined in and done takeout (I no longer live in the area) and everything has always been fresh and delicious.

Siam Square... the one I always forget about…read more I've probably been to this restaurant a total of 5 times, but each time I go, it's solid! I have difficulty trying to find quality Thai food that compares to Thai Garden in Woonsocket, but SS is pretty darn close. The drinks by themselves may actually exceed Thai Garden since they don't serve cocktails. I love those fruity tropical drinks. I usually get the Rad Na which has nice wide noodles and delicious vegetables. The waitresses always accommodate me asking for Sriracha and they are super friendly. The atmosphere is pretty good. They aren't usually too crowded except during lunch. Tables are clean and nicely set. I love this place and need to go more!

I've never had such odd Thai food. The chicken satay looked like it was preformed meat. I'm not…read moresure why it was on a skewer, it was certainly never charcoal grilled. It was covered in a curry seasoning. Why? Mostly though, why the meat was so not meat like. The supposedly spicy wrapped shrimp appetizers were hard and bland, all that the sweet sauce did was dominate. The Tom Yum soup had a tomato base (again why) was just all broth, 2 shrimp and a few sliced mushrooms. If this is what Middletown is used to I pity them. Lovely service though. I did take out. It's beautiful inside. I would never go again though.

We made the drive out to Middleborough to give Check In Thai Cuisine a try and ended up ordering…read morequite a bit so we could get a good feel for the menu. Overall, we were really happy with the meal and there were a couple of dishes that genuinely stood out. The Samui Fried Rice was probably one of my favorites. You could immediately taste the wok hei. The rice had that smoky, slightly charred flavor that you only really get when fried rice hits a properly hot wok. It makes such a difference compared to fried rice that tastes like it was simply tossed together. The shrimp were a good size, the vegetables still had some texture, and everything was seasoned well without being overly salty. The Pad Gra Paow was another standout for the same reason. Tons of wok hei and a really nice savory basil flavor throughout the dish. I love when you can actually taste that something came straight out of a ripping hot wok, and both this and the fried rice had that quality. Definitely two dishes I would order again. We also tried the Spicy Basil Fried Cod, which came with a generous piece of fried fish and plenty of vegetables. The cod held up nicely against the sauce without becoming completely soggy. We also ordered the Choo Chee Duck, which was rich and flavorful and a nice change from the usual noodle and rice dishes we tend to order at Thai restaurants. The Yum Beef Salad was a nice contrast to everything else. Lots of beef with cucumber and herbs, and the brighter, tangier flavors helped break up some of the heavier dishes. One thing I especially appreciated was how accommodating they were with spice levels. My fiancée grew up eating Hong Kong-style food and her definition of spicy is basically... no spice . Some Thai restaurants say they can make something mild and it still comes out with enough heat that she can't really enjoy it. Check In actually listened. Her food came out genuinely mild without tasting bland, while the dishes we wanted with more heat could still be made accordingly. If you're dining with people who have very different spice tolerances, that's a big plus. And definitely get a Thai iced tea. Sweet, creamy, cold, and exactly what I wanted alongside the spicier and more savory dishes. We finished with the coconut pudding, which was a nice little sweet ending after ordering way too much food. The restaurant itself isn't huge, but it has a cozy, casual feel. Service was friendly, and considering how many different dishes we ordered, everything came out well. Overall, Check In Thai Cuisine is a really solid little Thai spot that would be easy to overlook from the outside. The biggest thing that would bring me back is the wok cooking. That smoky wok hei in the fried rice and gra paow was easily the highlight of the meal. If it were my first visit, I'd start with the Samui Fried Rice, Pad Gra Paow, and a Thai iced tea. Those were the winners for me. We'll definitely be back, especially since we're going to be spending more time around the Plymouth area.

Restaurant was recommended by several people, so we had to give it a try. The inside is rather…read moresmall, but accommodating if it is not busy. The food was quite tasty, but unfortunately my wife became sick within 30-45 minutes after leaving. So we will not be back.

Friendly service. Beautiful mural inside. Food served hot. Lots of fresh veggies. First time I've…read morehad to pay for rice with entree, but I understand with rising food cost. Everything was flavorful and cooked enough without being overdone.

chicken satay: 1/5 super dry pad see ew shrimp/chicken: 2/5…read moreundercooked, no shrimp yellow curry: 1/5 watery, not much flavor. no rice not my best experience. wouldn't recommend these dishes