Definitely NOT the best Thai place in town!!! I was excited to try this place out after seeing all the great reviews but I am quite disappointed in the mediocrity of the food.
The only thing that this place exceeds at is the spice level. We ordered two milds and two mediums. The mediums were way too SPICY for medium spice. They did warn that the medium is spicy but what I was disappointed by was that the food was just covered in red pepper flakes which has a different spice profile compared to Thai birds eye chilies.
Here's what I ordered from US Thai: chicken satay, pork egg rolls, Peanang curry mild with chicken, massaman curry mild with chicken, chicken pad Thai medium with chicken, and jungle curry medium with chicken. The best from this list were the Peanang curry and the massaman curry, which honestly kinda tasted and looked the same with different veggies. The jungle curry was alright. And the rest were a little disappointing.
Chicken satay: when I think of chicken satay, I think of grilled chicken skewers with some grill marks or charring from the grilling process. The chicken satay here looked yellow from the food coloring and that was the only color on them, it was definitely not grilled, not even pan seared. It looked like it was boiled... take one look at the photo and you will see how sad it is. The chicken was also as bland as it was sad looking. The chicken was also dry. The peanut sauce that came with it provided some flavor but I think it should be able to stand on it's own. I give this 0.5/5 (I can't even bring myself to give it a 1)
Egg rolls: I've never had egg rolls that looked like fried hush puppies. They look like normal egg rolls that have been battered and deep fried... I've had Thai egg rolls before and it's not like this. Maybe this was local to a certain region? I'm not sure. It was definitely not as good as a normal egg roll but the sauce that accompanied it was quite good, it was a balance of spicy and sour and sweet - signature of Thai flavor. I give this 1/5
Chicken pad Thai (medium spicy): all I could taste was the red pepper flakes that coated every strand of noodle. There was no other taste, no sourness, no sweetness, it wasn't savory enough either, just spicy!!! Not red chili pepper spicy but dried red pepper flakes kind of spicy. I can take spicy food but this was just spicy without the flavor! There wasn't much in the dish besides a little amount of chicken, eggs, and barley any veggies like bean sprouts. I give this 2/5
Jungle curry with chicken (medium): this was my first time actually having jungle curry so I cannot compare it to what I think it should taste like. But overall, there was a balance of sourness, sweetness, and spice from fresh chili peppers. The dish had many veggies in it (egg plant although not Thai egg plant, green beans, bell peppers, bamboo shoots, button mushrooms, carrots, onions, baby corn) and a little bit of thin sliced chicken. It was spicy but not as spicy as the pad Thai and a different spice profile. I give this 3/5
Massaman curry with chicken (mild): this was the most mild out of all the curries and pad Thai. The curry came with some potatoes and onions. I think overall it was pretty good. I give this 3.5/5
Peanang curry with chicken (mild): this was probably the best tasting dish. It was very similar to the massaman curry but a little bit more spicy and less sweet. I give this 4/5
All the chicken in the dishes were the same thinly cut meat that ended up being dry. I think curries should have more chunky chicken (whereas pad Thai should have thinly cut chicken) to withstand the long cook time and prevent it from drying out. Not to mention, they also really skimped out on the chicken in general. The meal also came with two small things of rice, I think they should have given us three since we ordered three curries...
So overall this place is about a 2.5/5 in my book. Maybe I'll come back and give them another shot sometime down the line. But this experience was pretty meh... read more