The menu features a wide variety of Thai dishes, including vegetarian and vegan options. Some of the popular dishes that visitors love to indulge in are their Pad Thai, Tom Yum Noodle Soup, Green Curr…
One of my go to this places! Food and drinks are amazing
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Vanessa V
Nuevo experto • 15 contribuciones
Loved
• 9/3/26
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Cajun Fried Rice was absolutely amazing! Pleasantly surprised to see how spicy it was. The chai tea with coconut Thai Iced Tea &Coconut Milk was something I never tried before and now I don't wanna have it any other way. 10 out of 10 experience while at work.
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Mitesh M
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Didn't like
• 23/8/24
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The Delish Pad Thai was underwhelming in terms of what we recieved compared to the photos on DoorDash. I used the B1G1 promo, and it looks like they took 1 order and split it in 2 containers. There was 1 shrimp in each order with about 3 to 4 thin slices of chicken. If you combined the noodles, veggies and protein from both orders, it would be about a standard order at most Thai restaurants.
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C. L
3 contribuciones
Loved
• 24/9/25
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Great meal, portion was more than enough and it was absolutely delicious. I've tried them from Foods at the Paramount building before and they are consistently great. With also great service and fresh ingredients!
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Orly V
Experto local • 244 contribuciones
Liked
• 29/12/25
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I had delivery Garlic Noodle and Cucumber Salad
The garlic noodles tasted very good very garlicky but a bit oily. I had it with chicken and the chicken was good. The cucumber Salad was mixed with red onion sliced and perhaps tiny specs of bacon...not sure if it was bacon. It tasted good and it was fresh and crunchy but, the marinade it was in had lots of sugar. I would have preferred much less sugar for a healthier side with the rich noodles. The cucumber salad isn't spicy at all in case you are looking for spice. It's basically very sweet and some sour water for the cucumber salad. Overall it was enjoyable just too rich.
