My husband and I looked up Thai to eat before a concert at DPAC. We actually parked across the street from the restaurant and walked to and from the event without a parking fee. As we have vastly different tastes, we just decided to order the first five appetizers on the menu with a light craft beer. Chicken satay, shrimp and pork dumplings. Chicken wings, spring roll, and can’t remember. They were all good, and their sauces were good, but just good. With all the many Thai choices around Raleigh/Durham, you can do better.
If you’re looking for the best Pad Thai in the Triangle, this is it. Ive tried it a few times now just to be sure and every time it is amazing. The portion is generous, the price is great, the flavor and amount of sauce they put into the dish are perfect! Hands down, the absolute best!
It's great seeing a place with squid on the menu
Every time I'm in Durham I think about eating here. I eat dessert first: fried banana and rotee. Then my favorite dish is beef street noodles; not too spicy.
We love Thai food, so we are always on the lookout for a good one. We found this one in downtown Durham.Parking on the street was interesting, since it was our first experience with the parking kiosk down the street from our parking place.The menu was extensive, with most of the Thai dishes you would expect. Prices were typical for the average Thai restaurant.We started with a couple of egg rolls. The Pad Thai with shrimp was very good, and the vegetables with garlic sauce and shrimp were too.The service was friendly and efficient, and our food arrived fairly quickly. It was hot and tasty.We enjoyed our dinner, and would definitely recommend that you try it if you are in the area.
This was my first time going we were strolling through downtown main Street after leaving the art gallery up the road and I have to say I really enjoyed it, I came across this place door dashing a while back and have been wanting to try it I tend to get nervous trying new foods beings I can sometimes be a picky eater but I really enjoyed it and all of the flavors in the food! Will definitely be going back
The food was excellent! We have our favorite little family owned place back home. We have a hard time finding flavors to match and Thai at Main St. was on point with the great place back home!
I loved their taste of food and the huge portion of the serving. However, they seemed to have only two waitresses and sometimes even only one to serve the tables. So it was quite slow. The food is definitely worth your wait though.
Actually terrible. Long hair in the spring roll. My tofu Pad Thai had ham in it and some chunk of something I can't identify. Also just did not taste good.Called to complain and management acted like they could care less.
So... Um... This place... Was not good. The shrimp "spring rolls" were a just an unseasoned shrimp wrapped in a wonton paper-it was ok, the fried "dumplings" were basically a ball of pork and some shrimp (that you couldn't see or taste) that was deep fried in wonton paper-it tasted so so so unseasonably bad, and the fried rice tasted like chinese fried rice from a to go restaurant (not bad)... We were the only ones in the restaurant so busyness wasn't an issue. The beer selection is decent and the chairs don't rock... So... I'm Sorry.