It seems that there is an ownership change. Sad.This place used to be a bright, cozy, and comfortable spot for Thai food. I haven’t been visiting here for one year and a half, but it seems that everything has changed. All decorative greens are no longer there. The indoor space is dark and smoky. There are grease on the table.Staff seems inattentive to customers. The staff has no intention to clean the table but only focuses on cellphone, once a party leaves; does not greet people once they step into; does not provide water or ask for what drink do we like after we are seated.For the food, fired potstickers are fine. Noodle soup has very little protein, only two shrimps I think.
The crab Rangoon tasted as if he had been made days prior to me ordering. Was not satisfied at all!!
Honestly this is the last time I will order here. Online it said my order was ready but I ended up waiting 20 minutes. Which would have been fine if they had anyone at the front to answer questions or greet customers. It was a very odd, unfriendly experience. And then the food, really no protein even when I ordered extra protein. It’s pretty much 99% noodles and 1 piece of chicken. Idk.
Great authentic food!
The drunken ramen is the best. Their spice levels are no joke.
awesome atmosphere food is amazing
Went on a Monday night and was very busy. One man band running the show, takes the orders then cooks the food. Very direct, somewhat aggressive when taking your order (could have been stressed because of how busy it was). Food was very very good. Maybe some of the best Thai food I have eaten, I had level 4 spice and throughly enjoyed. Got moved from my table the second I was done, as a table of 2 were looking to eat.
Tasty, fast and affordable... Intimate ambiance. Weekend street parking was bountiful.
Food was great and the owner is very friendly. We had the Massaman curry, red curry, spring roll and pork dumplings.
Perhaps, the best Thai food in the city of Pittsburgh if you can catch them while they are open...