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V Thai

3.7 (63 reviews)
ModerateThai, Vietnamese
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Good for kids
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N6. Pad Woonsen level 5 (highest) hotness!
Wesley R.

I always get the Pad WoonSen spice Lv3-4 but I was adventurous and tried the Lv5! Unfortunately, food won but I was sooo close to finishing it . If you finish then you don't pay and they have not been conquered as of yet ! Even though it was spicy , it was still very flavorful as always . I realized the last bit which was just noodle and spice and my pellet couldn't handle it . I will try it again at some point again for sure .

"Large" won ton soup. Not sure why filling the container close to the top is a problem. It was for us!
Bruce G.

We liked the previous Thai restaurant in this location but always open to change, we tried V Thai tonight during a Covid take out. The menu has good selections, plenty of variety. The food was average quality with some basic mistakes. The dishes are a combo of Thai and Vietnamese with higher than they should be pricing. Dishes range from $16-26 and nothing special for the $$$. It seems that today's Asian restaurants use the word fusion as cause enough to jack up the menu. Not impressed. Ordered a large wonton soup and received the attached picture, very short on broth. Green curry with tofu was mediocre, too pasty and the tofu had an off flavor. Glass noodles with shrimp was good except the shrimp had an off flavor. Vietnamese rolls were probably the best thing we had, solid with a good peanut sauce. We also had an unmemorable chicken dish. Overall so so so so. Wouldn't rush back but if I was nearby and in the mood for Thai fusion, might try it again. Or not.

Thai spare ribs
Kim S.

Finally got a chance to try out this place. Went on a Friday afternoon for lunch. The place was empty, but don't let that bother you! Food was legit! I ordered Larb Gai, chicken stay, Thai spare ribs (these are rare to be seen on a Thai menu so try them!) and a side of sticky rice. I asked for Larb Gai to be spicy..like Thai spicy and I got what I asked for! It hit the spot. I was more excited for the spare ribs more than anything. I used to eat those growing up in Thailand. The restaurant served the ribs with (the real original Thai) Sriracha sauce. If you wanna know what the real Sriracha sauce tastes like, order spare ribs. :) I can't wait to return and try other dishes on the menu. But from the three things that I tried, they were good.

Beef pho
Catherine R.

The broth for the pho was the best I have ever had. I only wish I had more noodles for the price. My friend had the eggplant snd tofu dish and she said that's the best tofu she's had. She also liked the customized hot sauce (ranked by number of stars). The spring rolls were excellent as well.

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11 years ago

Best place to come for beef pho and shaking beef! Everything on their menu taste amazing and flavorful! I definitely recommend coming here.

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Had pho sate there. Contains lots of beef brisket and tendon. The spicy soup tastes very delicious with lime.

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9 years ago

Love it here! Always great service as reliably great food. I recommend the drunken noodles, they're incredible!

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