Delicious, well made and well priced. Had the refreshing apple salad, surprisingly filling chicken soup with the wide flat rice noodles and fish cakes. It was just the right amount of sweet and spicy. Not overcooked so you can really taste all the spices.

reasonably priced. their pad thai is a bit different from other places but it’s good.

Saladang Song

I discovered this place when I was attending culinary school. My Thai friend introduced me and I have been hooked ever since. Each dish has its own unique flavor starting with the fish cake. They are very aromatic as the kaffir lime leaves and the red curry gives this dish a nice flavor. Next is the fried taro roll which I had never had before but now I’m in love. It’s encased in an egg roll wrapper and deep fried served with cucumber salad and a nice plum sauce. The Yum Nua has all the components of what Thai cusine should be: bitter, salty, spicy, sweet and pungent and it’s great. The Pad kee mao ped is a nice change after having all the flavors that Thai cuisine has to offer. If you get a chance to get to Saladang and can try only one thing, order the fish cakes! You can’t go wrong with this place’s great dishes, attentive service, beautiful setting and very reasonable prices.

Good price, good portions, nice atmosphere — next time I have to save room for dessert. So good!

My Hubby first took me here when Pasadena was a potential “prospect” for what we would soon call “home.” We first tried the original Saladang, which was more casual, but we really enjoyed Saladang Song because of the ambience. The menus were tastefully designed, as well as the structure of the restaurant and extended seafood selections found in the menu. The best part was that this trendy restaurant offers incredibly low prices. The seafood curry was about $16-18 and there was enough to feed 1.5 :) The padthai is also quite unique…it comes inside an egg omelette!