As a big Thai food fan, I found sth. special here.

Except having the just-taste-rit Panang curry and Pad Thai noodles, their tofu salad could be a good starter. The tempura-style shrimp and veggie dish is my first experience of encountering a perfect match of Thai and Japanese cuisine. If u happen to have sweet teeth and ready to rock peanut sauce, it is definitely the place for u.

The price is decent compared with the taste and quantity. I feel quite homey here.

The decoration is simple and not too fancy. Parking is extremely hard if u go Friday nit. They close on Sunday, so lunch or dinner on weekday might be good options.

Confucius says: In Thailand, “Tup Tim Thai” means “We talk, you eat”

Firstly, the food is pretty decent. A lot of choices and not too spicy at 3 stars.

Now, what I really want to talk about is the boss-man. He looks bigger and taller than an average Thai, very friendly and always carries a large smile (or maybe grin, I can’t tell). If there are girls present at the table, he will come by. Often he would stand behind the prettier ones and chat with us… long time. Perhaps he, too, read the study that body contact tend to produce higher tips. So he does that sometimes, to the girls, of course. If you’ve ever been to Dixie, this boss-man is one-up The Man in that regard. =)

At least that’s one thing unique for T3.