Excellent food and service, highly recommended authentic Thai food…read more Clean ambiance and friendly service

Extremely delicious food. Good prices and friendly staff. The hours are extremely limited--I've…read moretried to eat here on many occasions only to find that they're closed. Yellow curry is my go-to. These folks know how to seriously turn up the heat when asked to make dishes spicy!

Very Pleasantly Surprised!…read more Cold rainy night and wanted some pho or Thai soup and I got much more than I Bargained for. I see this spot in a parking lot and looked up the reviews and thought I would give it a try. It wasn't busy and was near closing but the waitstaff was very pleasant, inviting and submitted order and food came out piping hot and it did not disappoint. I started Tom Yum soup and it was very flavorful and nice portion - I recommend the large for the price and take how the leftovers if there is any. I then had massama lm curry, and KaProw And they both had really great flavor - decent portion size not large but not small medium. I had a Thai Ice T, a bit on the sweet side for me, but it was decent. Overall really enjoyed the place and look forward to going back and trying a couple of other dishes.

There's one waitress running the whole place - tables and bar, so plan your time to spend there…read moreaccordingly. When I was waiting to be seated, I said one high chair. The waitress point to me where to get the high chair. Krapow chicken shouldn't have all those sauce. It is a dry stir fry. Shrimp pad Thai tasted like it was mixed with a bottle of pad Thai sauce. Paneng curry has peanuts in it. Never see that ever! Mixing with other fillers that shouldn't be in Paneng. Papaya salad is the only decent dish for me. Looking from outside, I would turn around and out real fast. Going inside, it could be worse, I guess.

Best dim sum. Shumai, pork soup dumplings, steamed dumplings, and pork buns are our go-to every…read moretime. Better than our favorite places in Philly's Chinatown. Mango smoothies low sugar option: yesss! Pad tai is great (spicy for kids who don't like spice). Kids love the sesame chicken & all dumplings. The only items not worth the price would be the lo mein & fried rice- just a bit bland. The place is clean and kid- friendly. Take out has been fast too. Food is consistently amazing and service is great.

Excellent food made fresh and the noodles are outstanding! Will go again the next time I'm in town.read more

I will preface this review by saying that I went out of my way to come try this spot because of the…read morehigh reviews on Yelp. While I thought it is fine for a neighborhood Vietnamese spot, it was not worth going out of the way to come here. We tried the bun bo hue (beef lemongrass pho) and a combo of beef pho and a pork hoagie. The lemongrass pho had pork feet, 4 small pieces of beef, and 3 slices of Vietnamese ham. Aside from the spice, the broth lacked depth. The hoagies were small and was mostly just bread with very little meat. In general, I found their portions to be small and the ratio of meat to stuff (noodles, bread, etc) is rather low. The combo portions are the same size as the kids portions. The server said that it is roughly 2/3 of the regular portion but I think it is less than that. On the plus side, I think they've done a good job of adapting their menu to appeal to people that are not familiar with Vietnamese food.

I'm very surprised this place has such a high rating. First off, this place is dirty. If you look…read moreat the walls, you can see precious food splatters? Bathrooms are not clean.. I would rather not go into detail why. The waiter was pleasant but was bilingual which is a plus. The food itself was so far from traditional Vietnamese food. I would say this place caters to people who have never tried Vietnamese food before. Would not take my grandmother here. Pho dac biet 4/10: The broth was mid. At least there was a fair amount of meat Bun Bo hue 6/10: The broth was good, a tad too spicy. I only mention the spiciness because it feels like more spice was added to hide the lack of flavor. Fair amount of meat Bun V box 2/10: I liked the idea of a small portion of everything. The only thing good about this box was the noodles. The summer roll and spring roll both lacked flavor. The dumplings and the sauce were sweet which was not a good thing.. Coconut juice -2/10: Really disappointed that the drink came with a spoon but no coconut meat. The waiter waited until we asked and then told us that they ran out of coconut meat. It felt really odd that he waited until AFTER I received the drink and took a sip. Iced Vietnamese coffee 1/10: Probably made from powder and water. The drip device wasn't there.. The coffee was filled with so much ice that the lid was popping off. I was really disappointed in this restaurant. I would not come back nor suggest this to friends.

The decor was upscale, clean, and inviting…read more The service was prompt and friendly. The food was excellent and came out quick! Lastly, the price was amazing! I think it's a good value and I gave the server a nice tip because he was perfect! I've been to this restaurant about three times and I've never had a bad experience. This time I was by myself and it was awesome! I wish I tried the fancier, sushi rolls, and plan to next time.

The food here is Chinese takeout grade. Sushi/fish is decently fresh. As for the cooked dishes, I'd…read moreskip them unless you really hate sushi Service is decent The inside is well lit, which I like. The interior is also clean. I didn't get a chance to use the bathroom

Pretty interior and service is nice. Food is very hit or miss…read more Tried many traditional Malaysian foods but was mostly disappointed. The roti canai was fine but not flaky enough. The beef satay was also okay but lacking in true flavor (need longer marinade). The hainan chicken was mediocre. Meat was tender enough but soy sauce was not flavorful enough and they don't serve chicken rice here which is truly the star of a real Hainan chicken dish. The char kway teow did not taste at all like the real thing. Very bland, no sausages, barely any seafood and no char. The vegetables were also mediocre. Probably would not return

The price was good for the value, their serving was big. Too much flavor going on with most of…read moretheir dishes. The shrimp with sambal sauce was a flop. We did not eat that. It was like 5 pcs of shrimp with a lot of bell pepper and onions and some sweet and sour sauce. The Hainanese Chicken didn't taste anything. The fried fish with salted fish sauce was good but had excessive amount of topping/sauce. The salted fish fried rice was excellent! The fried Calamari was ok could have used a little More seasoning. Overall it was just ok not the best. The service was fast. The restaurant decor is just ok.

This was the second time I've ordered from this restaurant and they did not disappoint! Pad Thai…read morehas been my guilty pleasure for quite some time and this place has some of the best I've had. I got their chicken pad Thai which was cooked to perfection-flavorful noodles, tender juicy chicken chunks of chicken, and they even threw in a few pieces of seasoned tofu which is a nice addition. If you get the lunch special, it includes either a spring roll and salad or a chicken dumpling and salad. *Tip: if you want a slightly larger portion of salad, ask them to pack it separately and put the salad dressing you choose on the side. The peanut salad dressing is insanely good, but the other choices are pretty delicious as well. They'll ask you what spice level you prefer: none, mild, medium, hot or very hot (level 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5). The first time I ordered from here I got the chicken fried rice and trust me, they do elevate this dish. The picture I included doesn't even do it justice. It's not overly oily, it's light and airy and flavorful with the right amount of everything in it. I plan to try nearly everything on their menu. Go get you some and show this small neighborhood spot some love! They're great for take out but there's also seating outside and inside the restaurant. Small but cozy, warm and friendly service too.

I came here for dinner recently with friends and everyone was really happy with the dishes. We…read moreordered a mix of Thai and Chinese dishes and everything was tasty and fresh. Look forward to coming back. The owner was sweet and welcoming as well.

Whenever I am in town and go to the mall, I ALWAYS used to…read morego to Ruby Thai. However, the last time I went, the portions were much smaller, but more importantly, they started charging extra for the rice noodles and the up charge for adding fish was not clear. The signage was confusing. I think there are new owners because the folks behind the counter were different. When I questioned the cashier, she became argumentative and disrespectful, and I had to clap back at her. It was very embarrassing. Ruby Thai used to be my go-to restaurant at the mall, but I will never go back!! I wish I had reported the incident to the mall management.

Kree & Mark....I've been coming here as a native of Delaware for 30+ years myself and my family…read more When customers have a request or ask for a little more, like one more piece of fish and I even said I'll pay. It's no need for your smart remarks...runny mouths. All customers before me got generous amounts, but she only put two pieces in my container, make the customer happy!!

Great sushi and awesome location on the riverfront. Sat outside and enjoyed the summer day.read more

This place is a hidden gem along the Riverfront--never would've found it without my sister, who is…read morea huge fan, and now I know why! We rolled in with a full-on family entourage: my brother (don't let his Caucasian-ness fool you, he can handle the heat), my vegetarian little sister and her hubby, my middle sister (preparing for upcoming gallbladder surgery), my diabetic mom, and my teenage daughter, and me. Basically a menu stress test. And every single dish was a hit. Pan fried pork dumplings and crab rangoons were perfectly crispy, tofu spring rolls came with an addictive dipping sauce, pad kaprow (not a typo), crave-worthy pad Thai, and rich and flavorful chicken and red curry. The vegetarians were very happy too, which is always the true measure of success. The staff? Incredibly friendly and attentive without hovering. The vibe? Open, well-decorated, and absolutely a great date-night spot -- but just as perfect for a lively family dinner like ours. We'll be headed back soon!

Bangkok House in Newark is one of those places that reminds you why small, family-run restaurants…read moreare irreplaceable. From the outside, it's humble and easy to miss. But once you're inside, you realize this mother-and-daughter team is serving some of the most authentic Thai food you'll find anywhere in Delaware. We ordered a little bit of everything--starting with the satay and soup, both of which were warm, flavorful, and clearly homemade. The satay came perfectly grilled with a peanut sauce that could have been a meal on its own. The soup was the kind of comfort you don't expect to find unless someone's cooking for you at home. The Pad Thai and Pad Kee Mao were both outstanding, each with its own distinct balance of sweetness, spice, and texture. You could tell nothing came out of a jar--the flavors were bright, clean, and layered. The red curry, rich and aromatic, had that perfect slow-building heat that keeps you reaching for more jasmine rice. And speaking of rice--it was cooked just right, fragrant and fluffy, the quiet star that pulled everything together. What makes Bangkok House truly special isn't just the food, though. It's the feeling you get while you're there. The care that goes into each dish, the relaxed, no-frills setting, and the pride this family takes in their craft all come through in every bite. My daughter, who goes to college nearby, swears it's the most authentic Thai food in Delaware--and after this meal, I believe her. If you're anywhere near Newark, skip the big-name places and come here instead. It's a small spot with a big heart, and it's the kind of meal you'll still be thinking about long after you've left.

My favorites are 228. Koaw Pad - rice and shrimp - some days are better than other…read more95. Tom Yum - This is advertised as a spicy soup with shrimp. There is no option to request a different protein. Twice I've ordered and received chicken instead of shrimp 85. Steamed shrimp dumplings - The picture advertised for the dumpling is not what one receives in their order.