Thai At Silver Spring

I first came to this restaurant 2 wks ago, by myself. Everything was delicious. This time I brought my daughter and hubby and again they did not disappoint. Location: Above Miss Toya's in Silver Spring. You don't have to climb the steps bc there is a elevator that is right in front of restaurant The Vibe is quiet and chill. The Food: Again was as delicious as my first visit. We had Crab Fried Rice with cucumber and juicy tomatoes. No soy sauce or extra seasoning needed. It was perfect. Appetizers:The salmon rolls with fish eggs was amazingly juicy as well as the Duck rolls. They were crunchy but tender...OMG, so good. All the food was had plentiful portions and at great prices. Do yourself a favor and visit these good ppl. We had the pleasure of being served by "OM" & "M". THANK YOU FOR A AWESOME EATING EXPERIENCE.

We’ve tried multiple Thai at ___ restaurants around the DMV, and this one is our new favorite! The spice level and flavor is spot on. The service is quick and the staff is warm and welcoming. We had the spring rolls, street noodles and the pad ka pow with chicken, at a 3 and 4 spice level. Everything was delicious and the serving size left more for us to take home to enjoy again the next day.

A nice surprise. We were not expecting anything special, but our food was really good. All of us cleaned our plates. My Pad Thai with shrimp was tasty. The location is convenient to the pedestrian shopping area in Silver Spring. This would be a nice low key spot to meet friends for dinner. And the staff was friendly and polite.

If you’re a fan of drunken noodles, I recommend skipping the one at this place and suggest you order it from Charm instead. The drunken noodles were way too wet, it was sitting in a pool of sauce and completely drenched in it. That shouldn’t be the case at all. There should also be slightly charred pieces that gives this noodle dish a smoky flavor since it’s cooked in a wok. Charm has the best drunken noodles in downtown Silver Spring. The service here could’ve been better, our waitress had zero people skills — if you want friendly customer service, go to Lamoon. The only saving grace of this place is their interior design, but the booth seats were so worn from wear and tear that it was incredibly scratchy (especially if you’re wearing shorts during the summer). Overall, this place was just okay, nothing mind blowing by any means. The flavors are definitely catered towards Americans rather than Thais. They give you an option to choose how spicy you want your dish to be, on a scale of 1-5, 5 being the spiciest. We got a 4 and it was the most mild thing we’ve ever had. Everything was underwhelming in terms of flavor.