Thai Herb

Came here for dinner and we ordered lao sausage, tofu pad thai, steak pad thai, and the rainbow roll. Overall, the food was quality and delicious. Eating steak pad thai with a spice of level 4 was definitely noticeable. They accidentally gave me tofu pad thai without any spice, but it turned out pretty sweet. I actually preferred eating the sweeter version of pad thai vs level 4, so try it out!

I ordered the chicken pad Thai and it was pretty freaking delicious if I do say so myself and I am a relatively versed pad Thai connoisseur. I would say the 2 level of spice Is lowkey pretty spicy and I eat spicy food(Jamaican), it was like the perfect level for me. My dad got the drunken noodle on level 3 and that would not have been enjoyable to me be he liked it. My step mom is sensitive to spice and so she got the level one (the lowest level offered) and it was a lil spicy for her but she finished it so it must have been good. We actually all finished our food even though mine looked like a lot, they looked like they got a lil less. Anyway key take aways: overall great flavor, pretty fair for the price and probably best in this side of town, protein was sparse, was on the oily side, and be careful with the spice!

UPDATE: 27Jan22 Stopped for lunch before going to Dillard's. Had the Pad Thai and veg egg rolls. Everything was perfect - just as good as I remembered it. Had lunch today after shopping at Dillard's. What great food! I had the mango curry with a side of broccoli and brown rice and it was a good deal. The service was as good as the food - excellent!

The best Thai food I’ve had in a while and it isn’t close. Their sushi is freshly made onsite and they have so many different options to choose from. My favorite was the Kao Mun Gai(pictured at top) I’ve been back at least 3 times for it. Staff provides excellent service my favorite restaurant in High Point thus far.