I’m Thai and always looking for Thai taste restaurant. The spicy9 is another good choice to have an authentic Thai taste. Thai tea is must have.
Very disappointed in our experience here. We regularly eat Thai food, and were excited to try this new place. We ordered the green curry as takeout, which smelled and tasted rotten. We also ordered two noodle dishes, the pad Thai which tasted like nothing but black pepper and fish sauce, and the drunken noodles had tofu that tasted like rotten soy sauce. It honestly made us nauseous. We felt really bad, but it wasn’t edible at all, so we ended up taking it back to the restaurant. When we got there, the hostess refused to admit anything was wrong with the food, and even had the chef try the food in front of us. He insisted the food tasted fine, even though we kept telling them that we were sorry, we just couldn’t eat it and would like a refund. The hostess became very defensive continually invalidated us, even asking if we had ever had Thai food and just didn’t know what it was supposed to taste like. After going back and forth for a while, she finally gave us only half a refund, even though we had only had a bite of each dish, and did not offer to remake the food. Essentially, they stole half of what we paid for the meal. Overall, don’t come here unless you want rotten food and bad customer service.
This is my first and will be my last time here. Very disappointing. The sticky rice, chicken satay and sausage was old, dry and hard. The chicken larb which should be a salad was more like soup. I ended up throwing it all away.
Was offered extra soapy wash for pan to prepare my "gluten free" curry, when I asked about prep practices for menu items marked Gluten Free. At least one menu item marked GF had "fried wonton strips" as topping.Celiacs: order with caution, might want to ask for clean prep surfaces/pans.As other reviews said - not much combined/layered flavor under the spice level.
Really enjoyed our takeaway. RJ was lovely. The Thai basil chicken, the appetizer sausage and the tofu pad thai, were all yummy!
I've only had the chicken Pad Thai and I've only been here once for a takeout order, but the Pad Thai was not the most flavorful I have ever had. It was a big portion though for a to-go order that gave me some left overs for the next day, which is good. Sometimes I feel places give smaller portions for to-go orders. They prepared it quick and it was ready for pickup when they said it would be done. The Thai tea was delicious though! I would have just liked to have a little more flavor for my Pad Thai meal...maybe it was because I got it mild with not spice...?
Was excited to try this place on my dinner break seeing the reviews made me somewhat excited but was underwhelming overall. Had a medium chicken pad Thai and although it was plated nicely and had a nice spicy kick, the chicken and noodles were not seasoned and tasted very bland. Was a good portion size but I also didn't get any eating utensils or napkins. For around $14 I would expect more. I would look elsewhere for pad Thai.
Friendly staff, very courteous. However, the food wasn't very good. I had chicken Pad Thai and drunken noodle. The pad Thai was dry, the chicken was chewy and the dish didn't have much flavor. The combination drunken noodle was mostly beef which was very dry, chewy and grayish. I don't think I would order from here again.
This place had some good flavors. I ordered the massaman Curry. It was flavorful, however the potatoes were not cooked all the way leaving some of them to be crunchy, not soft and cooked though. The drunken noodles were ok too but it doesnt have a fire flavor.. cooked from a wok, possibly only pan cooked. It's good but some things do need some work
Solid food choices. Everything I've tried has been so tasty. The salmon with red curry was amazing, crispy but moist at the same time. The tom yum soup choices are light, fresh and delicious. The pad see ew is not a typical dish that I've tried at other places (spicy 9 doesn't use dark soy sauce) but it was still so yummy.