Just ordered myself dinner from here via Doordash. Food was piping hot, flavorful, and very large…read moreportions. I got the veggie pad thai. Came with green beans, carrots, broccoli, baby corn, zucchini, cabbage, eggs, bean sprouts, green onions, and chopped peanuts. I squeezed the lime on top that it came with and the whole dish came together. It also contained some fish cake so if you're vegetarian, make sure to request no fish cake. Sorry I couldn't help it I dug in before I took a picture! It looked too good!

Don't get the mango sticky rice, the mango isn't sweet. Hard and sour. Even though it's seasonal…read moreyou would think the restaurant would try the ripeness before serving to a customer. And mangos are in season. Otherwise decent food. But why serve an unripe mango? Might as well give. Double portion of the sweet rice. Not mad, just disappointed.

This is the perfect spot for Thai food on a hot summer' day. The air conditioning and food has both…read morebeen memorable. Their decor is obviously very nice too but it is the food that brings me back. I really like this Sisters Thai, the food is consistent and delicious. Personally I love the boat noodles here, flavorful and well balanced meal that takes me back to my trips in Thailand. Their beautiful presentation does not take away from the flavor. To wrap up the meal, their desserts are always solid too! Their servers are friendly and easy going!

A cautionary tale…read more TLDR: Specify that you want your entrée served AFTER you finish your soup/appetizer and be clear about how spicy you want your food to be. The space is very small, maybe 10 tables. There's some parking that might be available in a small lot across the street and a half block away. I ordered Tom Ka Gai soup with Chicken, and Drunken Noodles with beef. Seems simple enough. And yet, there were three issues with these two dishes. I was really hopeful when they brought out my bowl of soup, mostly because it was a BOWL of soup and not the more typical cup-sized serving. The bad news was that the soup was tasteless. It consisted of a watery broth, some chunks of chicken, and a few mushrooms. (Issue #1). The six of us were two or three spoonfuls into our soups when the waiter brought our entrees. I don't know about you, but I like to finish one course before the next one is brought to my table, and I'm faced with having to decide which dish I want to let get cold. (Issue #2) In this case, the choice seemed obvious. I pushed the bowl of soup away and dug into my Drunken Noodles. Like many people, I typically order Drunken Noodles at Thai restaurants. I've had it dozens of times without any problems. I say "Drunken Noodles," they bring it (usually after I've finished my soup or appetizer), and I enjoy it. That's not what happened this time. This time, it was almost too spicy to eat. It was MUCH spicier than any other Drunken Noodles-es I've had. And I wasn't alone; another one of us could only handle a few bites of her food before giving up. (Issue #3) I may give this place another try, and if I do, my visit will include the advice that I just shared with you at the top of this review.

For a place thats bold enough called "Pad Thai" better have decent Pad Thai…read more We gave this place a go and we were able to get seat for two on a Friday evening Got pad Thai and crispy duck basil. Tbh the duck wasn't bad but we had to order rice separately and there wasn't much actual meat on the duck. Lots of sauce and flavoring though The Pad Thai was disappointing. Really thick with sauce, far too sweet, and had a tang in it that isn't typically in normal pad thai (lemongrass? Mint? Not sure) I don't recommend this place, price wasn't great for the meal and wherever you do, DON'T get the pad thai

We ordered curry puffs . They were good . Then we ordered…read moreTom Kha .Big mistake .It was just too sour . I have had Tom kha before not like this . The lady kept telling me it is sour that's how it should taste .My teeth felt numb. Finally my husband said he is from Malaysia . The lady came back to say she took it off our bill. We ordered a Drunken Noodle and Duck Green curry .They were ok . Food was not that great compared to other Thai places .

Third visit another 3/3. I tried the coconut shrimp this time and even my kids couldn't stop eating…read moreit. Forgot how big the sushi rolls were but they were devoured. At this point I'm going to try the whole menu! Had no problem getting a table for four at 5pm on a Sunday.

Songbird has such a beautiful, cozy vibe perfect for a rainy day. I stumbled upon this gem while…read moresearching for a sushi spot for lunch, and I'm so glad I did. We started with the fried chicken bao, which was saucy, crunchy, and paired perfectly with the soft, fluffy bao bun. My husband ordered the vegetable spring rolls, which he thought were just okay. Next, I had the Dynamic sushi roll, and it was excellent. The shrimp tempura inside was warm with the perfect crunch, which paired beautifully with the spicy tuna on top. For my entrée, I ordered the Singapore rice noodles, and they were by far the best I've ever had full of flavor and perfectly cooked. My husband had the fried rice with vegetables, and he really enjoyed his dish as well. We also tried the lychee cocktails, which were smooth and delicious, though a bit on the pricey side for my liking. As for the service, I have no complaints. Our food came out promptly, and our drinks were consistently refilled. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely come back to try more dishes on the menu.

I was excited to visit this spot. There aren't as many restaurants in Northern Virginia that…read morespecialize in a large variety of Southeastern dishes. I liked that there are a lot of different dishes from each of the countries so I could try a new dish I've never had before. All the dishes had a lot of flavor and some spice for a kick. Everything was cooked perfectly and the fried chicken wasn't oily. Note that there are bones in the fried chicken. The portion size is also pretty good. Be sure to reserve ahead of time; it gets crowded. There is some parking in the garage next to the restaurant as well as the garage by Giant.

A slightly elevated Southeast Asian restaurant with an elegant dining space, attentive service, and…read morethoughtfully executed dishes. I genuinely enjoyed every dish we ordered, and I was especially glad that the flavors were not compromised by the upscale atmosphere. Each plate was presented nice and came in a satisfying portion size. I also really appreciated the menu design, especially the small flags indicating where each dish originated and sectioned in a way that was easy to read through. I recommend the papaya salad! My only comment is that it was a windy day when we dined and they had a door open. All the wind blew right to us (we were seated near the door) and I got cold during the meal.

CourtSide Thai is Fairfax is amazing, and run by the vary nicest couple in the world. We had a…read morecompany lunch there yesterday, and the owner greeted me - and kinda mentioned how slow things have been, but was hoping that as the snowcrete thawed she had hopes that things would pick up. Perfect example (beyond the amazing food) Emily Sachdev and I went in one evening late at night with our young daughter - who isn't the best out in restaurants....by the time we sat down, they had a plate of fruit places in front of her, and she was overjoyed! They made special food for her - and greeted her with a mango with sticky rice at the end. The experience there is always amazing, but they really take great care of you there! Great choice for a Valentine's Dinner!

We went on a Friday evening so it was quite crowded initially but the crowded lightened past 8:15…read morePM. We got outdoor seating, which although had a lot of ants that we had to keeping shooing away, but was perfect for the spring weather. The service was a bit slow since they seemed understaffed. But the servers were extremely kind and nice. I requested soft tofu in my red curry and they were nice enough to accommodate my request. The red curry lacked flavor and could have had more curry. But the highlight was the Tom Yum Soup!! It was soo delicious, the broth so flavorful, generous veggies and herbs!! Loved it!

I have been here 3 times now and it has been consistent and enjoyable each time - service, food,…read moreand experience overall. The restaurant is a longer, more compressed layout that has a lot of seating for a smaller space, but it can really fill up. The service is consistent across servers that I've experienced - they are neutrally friendly; the service is a little over the bare minimum, but not disappointing. They won't make you feel like you're special but instead like you're just another customer that they are going to feed and send on your way. No complaints. The food is consistently good, hence we keep coming back when we visit the area. We normally get the summer rolls, thai red curry, and pad thai. It's fresh, delicious, and something I look forward to enjoying when we are in town.

Good weekday lunch special - could use a little more spice. 3.5 stars - the extra half a star for…read morethe side choice selection. I had the lunch special here on a Friday and it was pretty darn good. Tastes were authentic but the "spicy" dishes could have used more spice. The lunch special offers 2 sides from among 3 choices: fried spring roll, papaya salad, or tom yum chicken soup. Since I had dining companions, I tried all three. The fried spring roll was average. It was not a fried stick of tasteless goo like at some other places. It had decent structure inside and good flavor, but it was rather plain. The sweet chili sauce on it was average and also had somewhat of an artificial pinkish hue to it. The tom yum chicken soup was similarly average but tasty enough to be satisfying. In my opinion, the papaya salad was the best of these three. It was crisp and fresh tasting, and had a good hint of chili spice to it. For entrees, we had the garlic tofu, drunken noodles, and chicken pad krapow. The garlic tofu came in a ring of undercooked broccoli. It could have been steamed longer or integrated with the cooking of the tofu and sauce. The flavor profile was lighter and less intense than at other Thai restaurants. Both the drunken noodles and the pad krapow delivered with familiar flavors, but underperformed on spice level. They were both denoted on the menu with 2 chili symbols but really came out weak (1 or less on the Universal Thai Spice Scale - UTSS). I'd come back here for the lunch special, or just to try anything else off the full menu, but I'd want to ask the kitchen to up their seasoning to match UTSS standards.

Very good! We ordered to go, and the service was friendly and quick. The sizzling beef was our…read morefavorite-- it had a great ginger flavor and was cooked nicely.

This is a solid place for Thai food…read more Lovely fried shrimp cake--not too oily and light appetizer for around $10. The crab fried rice was a large portion for what you pay for--not a lot of crab but the portion size somewhat makes up for it. Very aesthetic and quick efficient service.

It's so rare that I don't like a Thai restaurant but this one definitely let me down. I wanted to…read moretry this place because it was close to where we were one Saturday evening. But the place was pretty empty, and I think I can understand why. The food here in my opinion is below average. I ordered a medium spice level Drunken Noodles with Chicken but I swear this was Extra Spicy--this is coming from a person that has a pretty high spice tolerance. Not only that, but it had a very tangy flavor to it as well. I've never had drunken noodles be this tangy. It did not taste right at all. This is one of my go to Thai dishes that I have ordered at many many restaurants. My husband got the Kob Kun Fried Rice. His dish was okay, but sort of strange. They kind of just plopped some crab on top (see pic) and didn't actually mix it into the fried rice. The crab they put on top was kind of cold, while the rest of the dish was hot. I thought that was odd. Even then it was better than my dish. So my husband, who has an higher spice tolerance than me, offered to swap dishes with me but even he could not handle it. It was spicy in a truly unenjoyable way. This sucks because I ordered a medium and they did not take that into account at all when making it. I had to do what I very rarely do--I asked if I could kindly send the dish back and I explained my issue. They were nice enough to let me order something different. I got the green curry with chicken. Sad thing is I got this mild in an effort to not have the spice issue again. However this time, my curry was completely sweet. I do actually like some spice in my thai food so this whole experience really sucked. I feel like I've made better thai curry at home, I will not be going back.

Located in a small strip mall in Oakton, VA next to a Hair Cuttery, Japanese Restaurant and…read moreChipotle, is this cute Thai restaurant. With light jazz music playing in the background, this restaurant is lined with wood floors, walls, booths, tables, chairs and a bar. As we sat down, we were greeted with glasses of water along with a plate of boiled pods of edamame beans along with a sauce plate of sriracha & sweet soy sauce. Yummy. A sign of a good Thai restaurant is their Drunken Noodle & Thai Fried rice. We ordered the Chicken Drunken Noodle medium spicy & Thai Crabmeat fried rice. Let's see if it has wok hei? After 15 mins, our food arrived. The portions for both plates were above average. First the crabmeat fried rice. See the picture. Very colorful. There were large lumps of crabmeat as well as flakes/strands throughout the fried rice. I smell some wok hei. There was a side of spicy Thai lime juice sauce. It was good but odd that it came with the rice. The fried rice was very crabby in flavor and smell. But the taste was missing a little more salt. Here is were you order the Spice Tray. Throw some fish sauce with red Thai chilis. Or, what I did was mix some sweet soy sauce to elevate the flavor profile. Salty and sweet with the fried rice. The star of the show was the Chicken Drunken Noodle. So many flavors of spicy, sweet, salty & herby from the basil. Add some vinegar & chilis along with fish sauce & chilis to give the sour & umami flavors. The noodles were very soft and piping hot, even after 10 mins. Some wok hei too! This is probably one of the best Drunken Noodles in the area. Even my son said it was full of flavor & best he has ever had. Service was good. Our glasses of water were refilled multiple times. It's a little one higher end of moderate but the quality was very good. We found a gem! Definitely recommend & we will be back!

This place is a must if you live in the area. The customer service is next level and every Thai…read moredish and sushi I have had from here rivals anywhere else in the area. Plenty of room to dine in and enjoy your meal and drinks while relaxing. Definitely come give it a try if you haven't, you'll be coming back for more.

One of my favorite restaurants. I love the quiet atmosphere; it's so calm there. Nice and spacious…read more Food is great - I especially love the crab fried rice. There are a multitude of sushi options, something for everyone. The owner and staff are very kind and accommodating to customers. Overall, great spot, always looking forward to visiting again. (Below are several pics from different visits - all very great!)