Thai One

Disappointed, I ordered spicy basil fried rice, I'm Thai but this restaurant is no Thai food at all, I couldn't even finish my food. in the previous picture it's papaya salad and looks authentic, and a tray with mixed food looks authentic. That the reason I pop in but when I got there no papaya on the menu at all SO this is fault advertising 👎

Growing up with a Japanese grandmother, I know what good sushi should taste like. This place is in great need of a new cook. The rice was way over cooked. The salmon was mushy. No flavor except the Wasabi and soy sauce. My poor husband ordered a sweet and sour dish with chicken. It was not sweet at all and hardly any chicken in it. It was more like a stew. The brown rice was crunchy. $35 later...not a place I would recommend or ever go back to. Might try getting Asian cooks in there before you go out of business. Two thumbs down. 👎👎

Got not-so-good vibes from the staff here. Two of who I assume were kitchen staff were just leaning behind the cash register watching me and laughing while I was ordering. I came in just to try the boba tea. I couldn’t hear the guy taking my order through the outdated piece of useless plastic between us. Paid $7 for slightly sweet milk, really not worth it.

UPDATE July 19, 2021: Disappointing. Three Roll Special ($14.99) and an order of Gyoza ($5.99) for dinner. By the 2nd bite, I was questioning myself for even having bothered to eat here. Skip this place. It's not a good value for your hard earned money. Quick dinner for one. Dine-in. Observed lots of takeout orders. Nice employees. Ordered the Drunken Noodles with chicken with spice level "Hot". With tip, order came out to about $15. Noodles were served piping hot. A bit overcooked so they fell apart rather easily. Decent amount of veggies and chicken. Would have been a 4 star if the noodles weren't overdone. Might be back to try their boba though at $5.50 per drink, its a bit steep.