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I love going to a restaurant where it’s kid friendly. We have a 10 month old and they gave us a baby utensils to use. The staff was super nice and attentive! The food was delicious and quick. Definitely returning to eat when we’re in the area.

I love going to a restaurant where it’s kid friendly. We have a 10 month old and they gave us a baby utensils to use. The staff was super nice and attentive! The food was delicious and quick. Definitely returning to eat when we’re in the area.

This is a nice little independent Thai restaurant. They had a nice variety of foods and Asian liquors for all levels of taste. The skills of the kitchen were superb and oh so fast. My wife and I had two non-alcoholic drinks, one appetizer, two main dishes, and one dessert. The total bill with tip was $70. The only place where this establishment needed help was with the wait staff. They were a bit forgetful with our order. They forgot to bring the oils and peppers to the table when the main course was served. So if they work on their waiting skills, then this could be a really nice little Thai restaurant.

This is a nice little independent Thai restaurant. They had a nice variety of foods and Asian liquors for all levels of taste. The skills of the kitchen were superb and oh so fast. My wife and I had two non-alcoholic drinks, one appetizer, two main dishes, and one dessert. The total bill with tip was $70. The only place where this establishment needed help was with the wait staff. They were a bit forgetful with our order. They forgot to bring the oils and peppers to the table when the main course was served. So if they work on their waiting skills, then this could be a really nice little Thai restaurant.

I walked into this little spot on a lazy afternoon with nothing better to do, and honestly, I’m glad I did. It’s a tiny restaurant, but super clean and filled with light. The decor and the casual banter between the staff gave me the vibe that this is a Thai place (correct me if I’m wrong). As an East Asian who’s never actually had Thai food (I know, shame on me), I played it safe and went for the Korean beef bowl. The beef was pretty decent—tender and flavorful—but the rice was a bit too wet for my taste, and the kimchi didn’t quite hit the spot. But hey, it’s a Thai place, not a Korean one, so that’s fair. Later, I gave in and tried both the Tom Yum and Tom Kha soups. Google told me one’s supposed to be spicy, the other creamy, but plot twist: both were spicy 😅 Personally, I preferred the Tom Yum—it had that addictive tang and heat that makes you keep sipping even when your mouth’s on fire. Would I come back? Yup. Overall, it’s a solid little gem. Not perfect, but charming in its own way.