Our server was amazing! He was so nice and informative on the menu when I asked him what the most…read morepopular dishes were and what he would recommend based on what I was feeling. We were here to celebrate our friend's birthday and they let us save the cake in the back until it was time to surprise her for dessert. I ordered the Holy Basil Supreme since it looked hearty and nutritious with meat and veggies. Man was it good! I didn't grow up with spicy foods so Spice Level 3 was a perfect and manageable challenge for me. I think MN spicy would be level 2. My friends enjoyed the Pad Thai and Bangkok Seafood Special. The interior of the restaurant was simple and cozy.

We came here for dinner on a Friday night and ordered the Tom Kha Soup with chicken and spring…read morerolls. Both were very good, but I especially loved the Tom Kha Soup. It was warm, savory, and hearty, with natural spices like lemongrass that really stood out. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely revisit this Thai restaurant to try more dishes. Parking was easy and free--there's a large parking lot shared with other stores and restaurants in the block.

Ordered to go. Food was hot and ready when I came to pick up. Food was delicious. Definitely…read morewill be back.

The service was great, but it wasn't that busy. I had the Tom Kha spice level 3…read more I wish I would have tried something different. It was ok. The bowl & spoon were made of wood. Maybe bamboo I'm not really sure but i could taste & smell the wood.

The food continues to be so good! And the service is quick and easy!…read more The vegetarian egg rolls are a MUST!

Restaurant had 2 tables sat when we arrived during the lunch hour. Should have taken they as a…read moresign. Chicken pad see ew might be the second worst I've ever had (after Thai spice in Burnsville). The noodles were chewy and the sauce was awful. We ate the broccoli and left the rest of the dish. 1/5 Massaman curry was 2.5/5. Just ok not enough flavor. The dishes don't feel authentic at all, perhaps more Lao influence vs Thai. Miang Kham (Thai princess appetizer) had lemon instead of limes and was ever w peanut sauce vs the sweet traditional sauce that is used. The coconut was not toasted as stated on the menu u. Not authentic. 2.5/5 Spring rolls were fine but had an eggroll wrapper vs the crispy spring roll we were expecting. They were the best part of the meal though along with the filling sauce. 3/5. Servers were friendly and accommodating. Parking lot is small but was fine for us since there were hardly any customers in the restaurant.

Maybe the best Thai food place in the Twin Cities metro so far, because ever since I got introduced…read moreto this place in mid-July, I have been back 4 times since then and have catered from them for my birthday gathering that happened at the end of August, so it is easy to see how impressed I was with their food. Among all the dishes I have tried, some of my favorites include the crab fried rice, the panang curry, the tom yum soup, the mango sticky rice, the masaman curry, and the chicken wings. Particularly, the crab fried rice got my attention because it was significantly more expensive than the other fried rice dishes, so I knew there was a reason for that and ordered the dish. It was super flavorful and the real crab meat including the claws were evident, and it wasn't clumpy at all, indicating that they used rice that was at least a day old. The panang curry was so savory that the ground peanuts just elevated the flavor and gave it that much creaminess texture. The masaman had a good amount of onions, tomatoes, potatoes, and roasted peanuts, and offered a comprehensively pleasant experience. The mango sticky rice was as good as that dish itself could be, because the dessert creation was simply fire. And finally, the chicken wings had incredibly soft meat and was seasoned inside out which made them really tasty. I would say the only dishes I didn't enjoy as much was the pad see yew which I thought had too much soy sauce because it was a bit salty. I also thought the pad thai didn't have enough tamarind and a bit too much palm sugar, but honestly that's with Thai food here in the United States in general. Regardless, the food here is just too good and this establishment may have just become my go-to spot for Thai food within the metro if I am to hang out with my friends over Thai food. I must also mention that the space is really nice because it bright and has many tables which makes it easy to hang out with friends and chat here, and I thoroughly love that.

Frequent patron and huge fan! Over the years I've had every single vegetarian dish on the menu -…read morefried egg rolls and fresh spring rolls with tofu, squash curry, red curry, pineapple curry, stir fried mixed vegetables, Pad Thai, pad see yew, drunken noodles, Thai basil stir fry, Masaman curry is such a comfort dish, Panang curry is amazing, I've literally tried all of it. Honestly, haven't had a bad dish! Make sure you specify the spice level you want when ordering. We typically order for pickup, but have eaten in the restaurant a couple times. Service and atmosphere are fine. But pickup is super convenient for a yummy meal at home and prices are very reasonable. Portion sizes are enough for leftovers the next day. One of my local favorites and will definitely keep coming back.

This little jam hidden in Bloomington Off Penn Ave was recommended by a friend because the…read morerestaurant makes fresh noodle and I want to give a try. They did not disappoint very flavorful as far as a broth, and the noodles were just perfect bouncy. I will definitely come again.

Food here is really good. The pho broth was delicious. The noodles are a little thick but…read moreeverything rss tasty. The Thai tea was a little too sweet and I'm not sure what is in it but I didn't care too much for it.Staff is super friendly and helpful and overall it is a great price for the amount of food you get. The shrimp with the fried rice had so much flavor . Absolutely delicious. Very clean and has lots of seating options and parking.

I had the spicy soup…read more Wow. ! A meal in itself and was it ever good . I've been back probably three maybe four times and I live in Burnsville ! Who does that for soup. ?

Heard good reviews of this place for hand pulled noodles. Came on a Sunday for dinner and they have…read moreplenty of seating and parking lot is shared and plenty of parking. We ordered the juicy pork buns which were essentially pork soup dumplings. You get 6 pieces in an order. It was nice! Dumpling wrapper was nice and delicate, appropriate amount of soup in each dumpling, and filling was flavorful. It comes with a sweet soy sauce on the side but each table has their own soy sauce, black vinegar, and chili oil to customize to your liking. We also ordered the Master Noodle Beef Soup. It's indicated as "spicy" but I felt that it could be spicier so I added more chili oil. Comes with slow cooked beef and 2 giant beef ribs. Noodles are bouncy and al dente. They are generous with the amount of noodles. Soup looked spicy but I didn't think it had much heat. Nice topping of cilantro. Definitely recommend this place. Service was friendly and helpful. They came by frequently to fill our water.

This is your typical Thai food spot in a mall food court. The menu offers the standard selection of…read moredishes, and the food was flavorful and reasonably priced. While nothing particularly stood out, it was a solid option for a quick, satisfying meal. If you're looking for convenient Thai food while shopping, this is a good choice.

I'm Asian. Raised on rice. lol. So when I'm on the mainland in the middle of the country. I need…read morerice. So here are Mall of America they have all the standard Chinese food places. Ruby Thai Kitchen just so happened to be one I haven't tried yet. Standard Chinese and Thai food. Rice and noodles combo with chicken and beef and broccoli. Yup. Pretty standard but filling. Staff were super friendly. The curry dishes here are also good

Thai Curry House is so tasty that I will go out of my way when visiting the Twin Cities just to eat…read morehere. Although a native West Coaster, I know live on the Iron Range, and getting to eat a variety of good ethnic food (Thai being a favorite) is at least a good 2.5 to 3-hour drive for me now. Even with all of the options the Twin Cities area presents, I will ALWAYS opt for this place if I'm craving Thai. I love the consistency of the food being amazing, the comfortable ambience, the friendly staff, and of course, the free parking. Favorites? Tom Kha Coconut soup and Massamun Curry (chicken). The Spicy Noodles and Spicy Thai Basil Fried Rice are HUGE winners, too. Come hungry, because the portions are huge, and I am here for all of it! An interesting thing of note is that on all of my visits, I have never been asked for a spiciness preference level. Yet, the food always comes out delicious and at a perfectly spiced level. My young son, who does not like spicy food at all, has loved every dish (advertised as non-spicy) he has tried here. The prices are extremely reasonable, especially given the portion sizes. I honestly cannot sing enough praises about this restaurant, and I hope to always be able to visit when I'm in the area. Thank you for giving this West Coaster a taste of all of the good (ethnic) restaurants I'm missing!

My son still loves the Thai Fried rice here! But prices have been creeping up, so we don't come as…read moreoften as we used to. I do love the simplicity of their online ordering option since I can just easily pick up an order on my way home from work without minimal waiting. Ambiance is unique but outdated, so we always get take out instead of eating in.

So I went here on "accident" thinking it was a standard Viet joint. To my surprise, it was a vegan…read moreVietnamese restaurant. I decided to try it out anyways. I was so impressed by the menu at first site. They had some dishes you only find in home cooking or in Vietnam. I tried the Canh Chua and Hot Pot "Fish". I was blown away by the flavors! The textures were very close. It was a little hard to tell if I should order up at the front counter or wait for service. I did get good service when they came and waited on me. The atmosphere is quiet and inviting. I was impressed by the whole setting! By the way, excellent portions! I was given a huge bowl of rice to supplement both of my entree dishes. I can't wait to come back and bring family/friends with next time.

Thanh Luong Chay was the perfect comfort meal after a long day at the office! I ordered takeout and…read moregot the spring rolls and spicy beef soup, and everything was delicious. I especially loved the crunchy wheat shred addition in the spring rolls - such a great texture and a unique touch. The variety of vegan meats is really impressive, and I enjoyed trying the different flavors and textures throughout the meal. Everything was so flavorful and satisfying. The staff was very friendly when I picked up my order, which made the experience even better. I'm excited to come back and try more dishes!

Saigon Palace and Trieu Chau are the two best Vietnamese restaurants in the Twin Cities, in my…read moreopinion. Today I enjoyed their excellent egg rolls and grilled pork rice noodle salad. You can't beat their service, either. Everyone waiting tables makes it a fun experience with their pride and enthusiasm. Highly recommended!

Saigon Palace is my favorite restaurant!! They have incredible service as they always get my food…read moreout very quick, and have the kindest staff I have ever experienced. Each and every worker i've encountered goes above and beyond to be as positive and caring as possible. The owner in particular is so welcoming and very funny. I have been to Saigon over 10 times, and I am delighted each time. The food is also exceptional and the prices are more than reasonable. They serve the best pho iv'e had, and offer plentiful servings ( I would recommend their super bowl). I seriously have so many good things to say about Saigon Palace and could not recommend it enough!!