Another great Thai restuarant. Although I must admit I had to warm up to it since I never had thai and this was the first place I ever had it. Last time I went the hostess was sweet and she reccommended a curry dish that was just perfect on a bed of rice. The Pad Thai is a winner. And the Thai iced tea was one of the best I have had. The hostess let my “date” take the roses they had set up to give to me, because she said he was sweet.

I enjoy Thai food and this place is one of my favorites because I don’t like my food “burn your tongue” hot and they will tailor any dish to the level of hotness you prefer.

We ate here with three friends we hadn’t seen in a very long time and we were able to linger over our dinner without feeling rushed by the staff.

We started out with fresh spring rolls (rolled, not fried), which were crisp and delicious and just the right amount of tang to the sauce. We ate family style and enjoyed a chicken dish with peanut sauce, my favorite pad thai, a salad, and a curry, all served with brown instead of white rice (another option—my friends are careful about their nutrition and they liked this; I’m not a big fan of brown rice, but it’s nice that this is an option).

Everything was cooked to perfection, the curry was flavorful, and hot but not too hot. The pad thai was made with both chicken and shrimp, and the chicken with peanut sauce had a nice generous amount of peanuts added to it. The salad added just the proper amount of contrast to the hot dishes.

Price is moderately affordable, service is excellent and the food is great. What’s not to like?