Very much a surprise! Probably the best tasting Asian inspired food I've had outside my own kitchen. I had the Sweet & Sour chicken, which was a little more sweet than sour, but was still quite delicious!. The Bangkok Bananas with coconut ice cream was ridiculously rich and creamy, I recommend it highly. The staff was very polite, courteous, and prompt. Hoping to go back soon.
Good food but quality and portions have gone down over the past 2 years. I'm sure that their cost have increased so they are making adjustments. Good sushi is always a little pricey but keep the quality up and the portions bigger please.
We were in Salisbury for a concert and had dinner here. What a great place! The Tom Yum Soup had such a great, developed flavor. The fresh spring rolls were bright, and refreshing. Entrees were equally delicious. Lovely setting in an older storefront. Great service. Just a really lovely oasis of awesomeness in Rowan County!
Most pathetic Thai Spring rolls on earth. Got a to go order and all it had was iceberg lettuce and noddles. Awful. Seafood Pho was served without fresh cilantro or basil. The seafood was not recognizable. I was very hungry and opted for the return and refund. Which was handled quickly
I had to go to the corrupt Rowan County Courthouse to pay a fine. Those people can kick rocks.Back to this review, great local restaurant for Asian/Thai food.Aesthetics were great, I like the vibe of the place, friendly service and the food came quickly.I got a level 2 out of 5 spicy for my Chicken Pad Thai which was perfect. I’ve had better before but it was fresh and still tasty.I would definitely eat here again but hopefully I won’t because that means I’m back at this courthouse.I hope you enjoy!
I was visiting Salisbury last week and saw this place. I love Thai food so I thought I would give it a try. The menu had many of the dishes I had grown to love when I was traveling to Thailand on business very often in the past. Pad Thai is a favorite of mine so I ordered that plus a papaya salad. This is a large busy restaurant with tablecloths and linen napkins. I noticed that it is also a destination restaurant with families eating there for special occasions. It's a family restaurant and the owners are originally from Cambodia. Well, they know their Thai food. Everything was delicious! I ate my leftover Pad Thai for breakfast the next day and it was delicious cold. Highly recommended to you.
The atmosphere is always good. It's a lovely restaurant. There seemed to be only one server but service was acceptable despite some confusion over the menu. There was about half the amount of egg drop soup as on my last visit and the flavor was different. It was not bad but definitely not the soup that I was craving and that I went for. I ordered the hibachi shrimp and scallops with fried rice and mushrooms. The fried rice was cold and sticky with crunchy bits in it. There was four tiny bay scallops and I could not eat them. They were not fresh and on the verge of being bad. The 4 shrimp were cold and borderline sushi. I had to dip them in the shrimp sauce to eat them. They were not fresh either. When the bill was brought we told the waitress about the bad scallops and she noticed then ones that I had pushed aside on my plate. The one that I tried to eat I spat out in my napkin. The response was "I will let the chef know". That's it. Not even an apology for the very expensive, basically inedible lunch.
On my way to Charlotte, try to order some food from here. It was a busy evening , a lot of student and they going to prom . The food ? not good as I cook lol. But thanks anyway. I will not go orders there again.
We've loved and enjoyed this restaurant since they've opened. However recently it's been very hit or miss...I order the same thing ever time I go here as a comfort food- massaman curry. But, depending on the day, you can get a hefty bowl serving with rice separate or served on a small plate with the rice taking up most of it. Sometimes it tastes great, others it's watery and bland.But the last straw was our recent visit. The restaurant was mostly empty and all the staff was hanging around the sushi bar loudly gossiping and cussing about things. We didn't really mind, but after ordering appetizers and drinking out of my water I found that the glass was filthy/unwashed. There were lipstick marks all over the glass and I felt ill since I had just drank out of some stranger's glass. It look about 5 minutes to get anyone to come over from the sushi bar to talk about it (even though multiple people looked at us and chose to ignore us).We decided to leave since we did not feel comfortable with the lax staff and dirty dishes. We paid for the appetizers we received and left without lunch.
Came in with a friend and we were seated quickly. Our waitress was very friendly and suggested a few dishes for us. We had the coconut soup and my friend ordered the hibatchi steak and I had the Penang curry with chicken. When I was asked how spicey I wanted it, I told her "Thai hot". She seemed surprised but said OK. The coconut soup wasn't the usual thickened coconut milk kind but thinner with a hint of coconut and nicely spiced witha good bit of chicken in it. Then the main dishs came and there was a lot of steak on my friends platter while my curry came in a metal pot. This was a nice touch but it stayed so hot I had to stir it and wait a while for it to cool enough to eat. It was worth the wait because it was certainly spiced Thai hot which I like but also had a good mix of other flavors that came through and the texture was just right. Rice came with it and added to the body. I had to pass on desert as I was stuffed but my friend had a coconut ice cream that came with little crackers and honey on top. He said it was excellent and I had to assume it was because he wouldn't share a bite of it. Our waitress checked on us through the meal and was very friendly. The chef even visited our table to check on how we were enjoying the meal. It was a nice experience and one of the best Thai restuarants I have been to.