Too Thai Street Eats

3rd time here. Very authentic Thai food place. Had the chicken rice, the rice was very fragrant and well flavored, chicken meat was very tender as well. Both the Khor Moo Yang and Pad Kee Mao were really delicious as well. Would recommend!

I had a wonderful experience here! I tried their Tom Kha Kai soup, and it was absolutely delicious—perfectly balanced with rich flavors. The noodles were also very good, cooked just right and full of flavor. The service was quick, and the servers were really nice, making the experience even better. The cozy atmosphere added to the charm. Definitely a spot worth visiting for authentic Thai cuisine!

We didn’t have reservations but the line runs very fast! The food is the most authentic in my opinion (for all of Thai restaurants in Texas that I’ve been to). Very very popular spot for dinner. Overall, this place reminds me of my Thailand home! 🇹🇭

Cool atmosphere, fast and friendly service, and tasty foods - this is a good spot to come in to try some of the most popular Thai and SE Asian dishes. We stopped in for late lunch on a Saturday afternoon and it was still quite busy. We tried the khao soi, tum thad, and grilled squid. I think everything hit the spot for cravings and was great quality and portions for a good price. I would eat here again.

Ordered to go, Pad Se Ew with beef and extra noodles. Didn’t add any extra noodles, no beef even added. Payed an extra 4 for extra noodles and beef. Typically when we get it to go, it’s filled to the brim with noodles. They “remade” it but it’s literally just the same thing I gave them but heated up and without the beef or extra noodles.

We ordered beef drunken noodles, crab fried rice, shrimp chicken sukiyaki and Tom yum seafood noodles hot pot. The fried rice and drunken noodles lack a little flavor compared to Zato restaurant that I frequented. Sukiyaki was good with a little sting to it. The hot pot was good. Price was a bit high. Portion was ok.

Fun and energetic Thai restaurant. I would say that the dishes are really good, but I couldn't speak about authenticity. It's extremely popular and busy but very organized and fast paced. We got seated quickly and our food was delivered maybe 5 minutes after we ordered. And it was freshly cooked with fresh ingredients. We had Shrimp Pad Thai, Chicken Panang Curry, and Crying Tiger which were all delicious. In particular, Pad Thai at other restaurants tends to be overly sweet, overly drenched in sauce, and not nutty enough in flavor, but that was not the case here. Also it came with like 8 or 9 shrimps when most places give you like 4.

Too Thai Street Eats is evidently a popular spot, as indicated by the bustling crowd on a Saturday night. A 35-minute wait to be seated speaks to its popularity, especially among those who enjoy Thai cuisine. The food was served promptly after ordering, which is a positive note for those who value quick service. However, the food itself was "alright" and not particularly exceptional. For someone who is not particularly a fan of Thai cuisine, this restaurant may not be the most impressive. However, given the crowd and the quick service, it seems to be a great spot for Thai food enthusiasts. If you enjoy Thai food and don’t mind waiting a bit for a table on busy nights, Too Thai Street Eats might be worth a visit.

Fast service, great food, and great for sharing! Restaurant is clean and spacious with many tables. It does get busy during lunch and dinner so plan to come a little earlier so you don't have to wait. I didn't really need to wait at all but I came on a thurs Lunch. Although the restaurant did fill up quickly after I got seated. I ordered the pad se eew and tom kha kai soup. The soup was pretty big and great for sharing! The pad se eew was very delicious although I asked for a level 4 and barely tasted any spice so I guess I need to get the highest level next time. Highly reccomend if you are looking for a good solid Thai restaurant!

Best Thai in Dallas HANDS DOWN! I take my Thai food very seriously and I do not say this lightly-- the food is incredible. Drunken noodles: 9/10 Tom kha soup: 11/10 heavenly Chicken satay: 7/10 pretty good It's usually bustling and that's always a good sign for a restaurant

Too Thai is a very popular and busy Thai restaurant in Carrollton, and the food is delicious! I got the Pad See Eww with fried tofu, and it was great. I had it with a spice level of 3 out of 5, and it wasn't too spicy. The noodles were chewy, and the tofu was delicious! Service was quick even though it was busy. The space isn't very big, and there are many seats, so it can feel a bit cramped. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Too Thai and would recommend!

One of my go-to places for Thai food! Service is quick, friendly and efficient, even when it's busy (which it usually is) your food comes out at a good rate. Prices are average, and everything I've had there is pretty solid. My favorites are the papaya salad, Pad Thai, and Pad Se Ew but their soups are also really great. Overall solid place I always find myself at when I'm craving Thai food!

One of the best Thai Street Foods in Town. They have good service, with more servers help expedite faster service. It is locale street food of Thailand atmosphere.

The server didn't check in much and we didn't receive chopsticks. After looking around, I'm assuming because we didn't look like we knew how to use them ha. They were placed on everyone else table though. The restaurant was decorated with colorful flags and was a little smaller than what I expected. The curry potato appetizer was amazing! The perfect mix of savory and sweet from cucumber sauce. The veggie rolls were cooked to perfect and the food was Really Good!

Honestly this place was really good. Super flavorful across the board, the pad see ew was superb and the crab fried rice was well done. However, the crab fried rice did have some pieces of shell in it? Definitely made some bites a little painful and uncomfortable. Overall I can't give this a 5 but maybe another visit will change my mind. Call me a greedy human but I just wished for a little more serving size on both dishes. It felt like we finished everything so quickly yet we're still hungry. I also think I just need to have a family-style meal here where I can try more things on the menu. Getting one/two dishes just feels super limiting? Idk this review is definitely a little funky take it with a grain of salt but the food is still good though go give it a shot.

The food and service were overall great! My friends and I ordered the following dishes and shared them family-style: Khao Soi Tiger, Tom Yum, and Suki Hang Ch&Sh. We got the Tom Yum with a level 4 spice and the other two with a level 2 spice (on a scale of 1 to 5, 5 being the spiciest), but they all tasted like the same level (they weren't spicy in my opinion). Nevertheless, the flavor was good and we agreed that our favorite was the Suki Hang. I probably wouldn't order the Tom Yum again because it was kind of diluted and the least flavorful among the dishes, but I was able to spice it up a bit with the variety of hot sauces available upon request. Everything also came out very fast, as if immediately after being cooked in the kitchen.

Service was fast, and the pad thai was excellent! I personally would not get the chicken satay again, both my friend and I thought there was more flavor to be desired from that dish. Overall, portion sizes were generous. I also got a Thai tea which was amazing!

My favorite Thai spot in DFW! Everything is so delicious here and the staff is so kind. I would recommend getting chili flakes on the side for some extra flavor! I typically do spice level 3 if you don't want it too spicy, but it still has a slight kick to it. The larb gai is my favorite to have with every dish!

I love this Thai place. We got recommended by a friend who gets it for dinner every single Friday. We've had it through take out a few times and always get the pad Thai and pad kee mow. They always get our order right and are very kind! Today I added the curry puffs to our order, and oh my goodness. We already love their noodle dishes, but those curry puffs made us want to try everything on the menu from now on! I made my pad kee mow spice level the Thai spicy which is the second to hottest one, so good. I even added some chili oil bc I loooove spice, and all the flavors were perfect. I wish I would've taken a photo, but the food was too good not to eat right away.

Food: 4 Decor: 3 Service: 4 Came here for a weekday lunch with some friends. We ordered a bunch of dishes, including: G4. CRISPY CHICKEN SKIN$6.00 Deep-fried chicken skin,served with sweet-chilli sauce. G3. NUE DAAD DIEO$10.00 Deep fried,sun-dried beef.Served with sriracha chilli sauce. G10. TOO THAI CHICKEN WINGS$13.00 Crispy Thai -Style chicken wings tossed in our homemade sauce, topped with fried garlic. 6 pieces. L1. TUM THAI$10.00 Original Thai style papaya salad ,with tomatoes,green beans,carrot, and peanuts. N1. PAD THAI$12.99 Thin rice noodles,beansprouts,chives,and egg stir-fried with your choice of meat in a tamarind sauce. Topped with ground peanuts and served with lime. Everything was quite tasty. Service was solid and they kept our waters full. Would come back again.

Colorful and creative restaurant with very sweet people. We ordered all the goodies- my favorite were the wings and the beef noodles- so tasty. Smoky and savory and satisfying! Lots of options. Lovely people. A little pricey for street food- but good portions. The satay was also amazing!! The chicken and pad Thai were not our favorite- did not have a good flavor profile. Needed more seasoning for the chicken and the pad Thai was rich in seasoning but didn't blend well. The egg rolls were crispy but needed some seasoning as well. Overall, I would definitely visit again to try other options.

Super quick service and great food! I've heard about this place a lot but finally got to go and try. The food comes out super quickly which is great and everything was flavorful! No wonder it's crowded every time I pass by. My favorite dishes were papaya salad, moo ping, and drunken noodles. I will be going back for sure!

Not a bad to go option! Busy with work and decided to get this Uber eats delivered. Items were well packaged and serving size was excellent! Got Pad Thai was chicken and extra noodles. It was enough for lunch and dinner! Rice noodles weren't over cooked, flavor was over sweet, just a right about of spice level, and chicken had a nice sear. Also got Nue Daad Dieo (deep fried sun dried beef) as an appetizer. It maybe so too dry for some, but read description! Still was deliciously sweet and savory!

This is still one of the best Thai restaurants in the area! Always come early and pray for a parking spot during the weekends and evenings because the plaza doesn't have enough parking for all the restaurants and shops in the area. Customer service is good. Sometimes you'll be forgotten about because it's always busy but they're still nice. Food is 5 stars. Everything on the menu is phenomenal, fresh, and delicious!!

We came here after a long day at Six Flags! We put our name down at the tablet in the front and were seated within 10 minutes. It was super busy in there but it seemed like it was a very well run establishment. We ordered the crying tiger beef, pad kee mao and the Sukothai noodles. The beef was very tender and flavorful with a wonderful tamarind sauce, the pad kee mao was extra spicy but my boyfriend loved it and I hadn't had Sukothai noodles before so it was different but very tasty! The sweet and sourness of the soup contrasted the pork well and I got the egg noodles instead of the rice noodles. The food came out super fast and our waitress kept our waters filled. It's a no frills establishment and they are all moving very quickly to get more people seated but we never felt rushed. It was reasonably priced and a little loud in the restaurant but we could still have a decent conversation. The bathrooms were clean and it was a nice way to end a long day. Bonus points for being in the same complex as Somisomi so we went there for dessert after!

SO GOOD! This is my favorite go-to thai place. I love their pad thai so much. Their waiters were so kind every time and helped me instantly when I dropped my chopsticks and brought new ones. They are the best! The restaurant has a really nice design and tv placement is great. Very clean. Love this place!

Great local Thai spot! They are usually very busy during lunch. I've dined in and have also ordered Ubereats from them. The food is always excellent, service can be a bit slow and not as attentive. They have a wide selection of authentic dishes thai dishes and also a cocktail/alcohol menu. :) Some of my faves: pad see ew with chicken: large portion, flavorful veggie spring rolls: great app thai fried rice with shrimp: juicy shrimp! This is definitely one of my fave thai spots around! Highly recommend!

Quick service but we arrived before the weekend lunch crowd! Decor is pretty cute. Food is typical of most Thai restaurants and our favorite was the fried chicken skins. Wouldn't mind going back again but probably not drive all the way there from our side of town since we have pretty comparable tasting Thai dishes closer to home

Came here for a quick lunch during the week and the place was packed. However we were able to get seated fairly quick. It was cutely decorated and cozy inside. We ordered the Tom kha soup and Khoi sai. Both were very delicious and flavorful but can get a little messy with the broth!

Service was quick, food was hot and delicious, quiet, calm atmosphere. We also ordered spring rolls with peanut sauce. Sooo good!

Great atmosphere! Always seems to be busy, so it can be loud, but that doesn't take away from anything. Papaya Salad and Panang Curry were fantastic, but somewhat small portion. Would definitely come again, some of the better Thai would in DFW area.

Food was really good here and we walked in for a table for two with no wait. We got the Crying Tiger which came with sticky rice, the Crab Fried Rice, and the Pad Kee Mow which are our usual go-tos. Everything came out within a reasonable time, service was pretty good, and we'd definitely would come back to try more dishes the next time we're in Carrollton.

Came back on a weekday night and wow it's still busy! (You won't have issue getting a table though. Parking may be difficult.) Received great, attentive service and the food was delicious! I got the pad see ew, level 1 mild, for in the restaurant and also ordered a tom kha soup to-go. This time the mild spiciness was actually mild and didn't feel like a "medium". So it seems like there may be inconsistent spiciness levels.

Thai food here is legit. I love street food and too Thai hits it on all marks. Flavors are authentic. Menu has so many good options. Boat noodle was very good. Fish with tamarind was huge . 38 was not a bad price. Done so well. Papaya salad was authentic. Everything we had was so good

One of my fav thai restaurants in DFW. Never really a wait when I come, staff is super helpful, great selection. This is what we got: - Mama o ho: loved the soup and the topping selection. Something that I did not like was the mama noodles getting soft and soggy. It kind of took away from the meal (3/5) - Kor Moo Yaang/Pork Jowl: I love this with the jaew sauce that is served with it. It is like a fish sauce, tangy dipping sauce. Highly recommend (5/5) - Mama Pad Kee Mow Ta Ley: loved the sauce that they stir fried it with. They also included this fried fish in there that had the perfect crisp. But nothing too special, but good (4/5) - Moo Plara: the grilled pork shoulder was delicious, and I loved the chili paste it came with. There was an assortment of veggies that paired well with it.

My friend recommended this spot and we came with a group of 4 people. We arrived early on a Sunday at 11am, right when they opened. We were immediately sat down and they served us water with lemon. We ordered the Tom kha soup, and 4 different entrees to share. The Tom kha soup was so delicious and I loved the little mushrooms they included in it. We ordered 2 drunken noodles (pd see ew), pineapple fried rice, and chicken satay. The star of the show was definitely the drunken noodles with tofu. There's something about the fluffy texture that tasted amazing. The prices here are extremely reasonable which we all appreciated. All the dishes were delicious and we will definitely be back!

We went on a Sunday night and it was quite busy - there was about a 15 minute wait. Even though it's really busy, there are plenty of stores you can check out in the are while you're waiting! The environment is very intimate and close. We ordered and the food came out very quickly! The flavors of everything were extremely on point. We order: crispy chicken skin, pork ribs, hot pot (I can't remember the name of which), side order of glass noodles, the papaya salad, and the khao moo dang moo grob (this dish was SOO good). Everything was so delicious! We got level 1 spicy for the papaya salad and it was still quite spicy, and we typically can handle spice so just be cautious of the level spice you choose! Service was extremely fast & I would definitely come back + recommend to others!

Very good thai food! If vegan/vegetarian ask for no fish/oyster sauce/ egg, and vegan options are clearly labeled on menu. Prices are decent, portions are a little small but nothing to complain about. It's usually very crowded and tables are close to each other. Keep in mind their curries cannot be made vegan.

Amazing Thai food!!! Highly recommend going here and have been so many times since trying it! Forgot to take good pictures of everything before devouring but everyone enjoyed the wings, pad kê mao, pad Thai, tom yum soup, and crab fried rice! Everything was flavorful and authentic! We got our food super quick after telling them we were in a hurry so we really appreciated that. Super clean inside and casual vibes!

I got sukothai noodle. It was really good. The pork was very tender, and the noodles were delicious. I think there could have been more pork. It didn't feel enough. My bf got pad see ew and I thought that was good too. Service was slow and the servings are just enough for an average person. I didn't have any to bring home for leftovers and usually I do at a restaurant. I think the serving size is a little small for someone who eats more. It wouldn't be enough to satisfy my brother or dad.

A solid recommendation by a local coffee barista! I'm from the SF bay area and we typically don't see this type of authentic Thai food. They not only have the typical Pad Thai or Pad Kee Mow dishes, but they also have traditional rice plates and noodle soups. My favorite was the crying tiger with sticky rice! The dipping sauce that came with the steak really made the flavor pop. My table got 4 things and shared family style to try everything. Along with the crying tiger, we got the Khao Ka Moo, Boat Noodle, and Khao Moo Dang Moo Grob. The Khao Ka Moo was a favorite of the waitress who served us, so we knew we had to get it. They were all insanely delicious as we were getting tired of filling ourselves with the Texas BBQ. We were so close to coming back a second time on our trip, but wanted to try some other places. Would have totally come back otherwise! They also had a bunch of flags of various countries hanging from the ceiling. Seeing so much color was so stimulating and made the place so lively!

This spot has got to be my favorite Thai place at the moment! Their pricing is great considering inflation, the seasoning of all their entrees is great, and the set up is very inviting. I also love all colors and decor in the restaurant. I've never really had to wait to be seated when I visit... usually get seated quickly and the food also comes out quickly. At the moment, they seem to be short staffed so it was hard to get someone's attention, but they were all very nice and helpful when they were available. Definitely will be back!

This is my first time ever going here because it was close to where I was at and I'm so glad I chose to go there. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at Too Thai. I loved the flags hanging above us and the food was really good and fresh. Also, throughout our meal, multiple servers checked on us to make sure we were okay and the portions were very generous. I would definitely recommend and I would definitely be going back.

I Love the food there. It's truly Thai flavor that remind me back to my country. a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Thai cuisine. Whether you're a fan of classic dishes or looking to explore new flavors, this place has something for everyone. I can't wait to come back and try more from their menu!

Best Thai food I've tried in DFW. Worth every penny. We ordered fried chicken skin, egg rolls, shiu mai, Laos papaya salad, beef jerky for appetizers. Some kind of noodle soup I dont remember the name, Pan Kee Mow with beef and chicken fried rice. $100 total for 4 people and so full. We went in the middle of afternoon so we didn't have to fight the crowd.

This restaurant came highly recommended to me. We drove 45 minutes out of our way in rush hour traffic to eat here and it was such a major disappointment. Don't get me wrong, the food here is excellent, but the service is very, very poor. I got the feeling that the staff picks and chooses who they will properly serve and attend to. After walking in, we were not greeted or welcomed. The man just looked at us, grabbed two menus and told us to follow him. He literally dropped the menus on the table and walked away. He came back 5 minutes later with two waters and walked away again without saying a word. 10 minutes later, he came back with a handheld device and asked what we wanted to eat. He was not friendly or welcoming at all. I asked him for vegan/vegetarian suggestions and he just pointed to one item on the menu and looked at me. I told him I'll take that then. After we ordered our food, he grabbed the menus and quickly walked away, never asking if we wanted any drinks besides the water he left us with. Our food was dropped off by another server pretty quickly, everything looked and smelled delicious, but she did not ask if we needed anything before quickly walking away. We both wanted to eat with chopsticks, so we waited a few minutes for a server to come over to check on us, no one ever did, so we just used our forks. During the meal, we were not attended to and no one ever came over to refill our water glasses or check to see if we needed anything. As we sat there eating, I watched a variety of different people walk into the restaurant, some of them were greeted with a smile and welcomed, some of them were not. Some people were offered drinks, some were only brought water like us. That's when I realized, it wasn't just us. They decide who gets good attentive service, and I think it boils down to party size and appearance of the guests. Very sad, but that's what I observed as I sat there for an hour. After finishing our meals, another server came over and asked if we were ready to pay. She didn't bother asking if we enjoyed our meals or wanted any dessert or anything additional. She came back a few seconds later and took my payment, said thank you and walked away. The ambience and decor inside the restaurant was nice, but the decorative flags hanging from the ceiling really, really need to be dusted. Overall, the food was absolutely delicious. However, based solely on the service we received, I don't think I'd ever spend my time or money coming back here again. *A good dining experience is about more than just the quality of the food. Giving good customer service to everyone equally shows new customers that you value them and appreciate the time and effort they spent coming to try your food. People work hard for their money, so be grateful for every single customer that walks in your doors and choose to trade their good money for your food, because it's not just the repeat customers, but also the new customers, who will keep you in business! I cannot recommend!

Hands down the greatest Pad Thai I've ever had. It's always so hot and fresh, every single bit is perfect and delicious. There's a reason this place is so loved and always so busy, it's just that good. The staff is very friendly and the decor and ambiance is so much fun inside. I could eat here every single day. If you're In Carrollton Too Thai is an absolute must stop for guaranteed incredible food. Too Thai gets my highest recommendation. We love you, Too Thai.

I don't understand why this place doesn't get 5 star because as far as I am concerned they serve good, no frill authentic Thai food with good service. The place is more like a quick service restaurant aka not a place where you would spend 2 hours for dinner, unless you want to. Ambiance is not top of mind but they definitely overcompensate with their delicious food. I love Khao Soi so I was so happy to see they have it on their menu. I ordered mine with beef and I wasn't disappointed. WARNING - their spicy level is not like other Thai restaurants. I ordered level 2 and it was more like 3 in other places. Also ordered the crispy chicken skin, dried beef and the papaya salad. I think the papaya salad is a must get for those who like it. I would definitely come back to try other stuffs.

They may have over sauced my pad see ew, very salty. I only had a few bites and drank the entire glass of water, then took the rest to go.

Always passed by this place in k-town. Was very skeptical since it's surrounded by Korean restaurant BUT my Thai/Lao instincts knew this place is very good. Ordered Pad Kee Mow and Pad See Ew, both chicken. DELICIOUS. Walk-in to go Service was amazing and fast. Already recognized the Thai language with the waitress. Felt like I was back at home. 10/10 recommend SAAP SAAP

Too Thai Street Eats truly delivered an exceptional Thai dining experience! The Thai tea was perfectly balanced, the crispy chicken skins were a delightful crunchy treat, and the Thai papaya salad had a fantastic mix of flavors. But the star of the show was undeniably the Khao Soi Tiger--its rich, aromatic broth paired with tender noodles and flavorful toppings left me craving more. The ambiance was vibrant, and the service was attentive. Can't wait to return for more!

The food was good and we enjoyed all of the dishes, but for the atmosphere and style of food it was a bit too pricey.the service was good.

Very good authentic Thai and Laotian food! Love the pad thai and garlic rice. Service was awesome and the food was so good!

This was my first time ordering from this place and I would say it has potential but for the price and taste I have had better for less price. The Thai Green Tea was good, the garlic egg fried rice was really lovely! The mango sticky rice was okay but the quality of mango given was disappointing. I also ordered the Pad Thai which is one of the worst I have ever had very disappointed and the Panang Chicken Thighs were okay but the sauce wasn't as smooth as other curries I have had

Absolutely loved my food and they had gluten free items marked! That's rare for this area, so it was nice to know I'll have somewhere to come eat again in the future.

Tax time takes us way up north (for us) to Carrollton and after that, LUNCH! I needed a trip to an Asian market, so the Ranch 99 at Old Denton Road and Bush Turnpike was perfect for my few needs and a couple of scrumptious bakery items that I didn't need. The shopping center it anchors holds one Asian store or restaurant after another and in the end, Thai food won out as our luncheon pick. Too Thai Street Eats is bright and open with flags stretched across the ceiling with restaurant walls covered in murals. There are tropical plants and Asian art and Asian pop music and an absolutely amazing menu. It took us awhile; but our waitress was very patient. We started with the Too Thai Crispy Chicken Wings and the Larb Gai. They are definitely fast. We had hot steaming food pretty pronto. The 6 wings were simply delicious. Crispy perfection. The Larb was new to my husband. I was used to it served with rice and tomatoes and more lettuce. But it was an enormous mound of larb with certainly enough dressing and I enjoyed it. The chicken was well ground and well seasoned with that terrific tang. I added a little fish sauce. I could have asked for rice; but I could see more food already on its way. For entrees, we didn't stray much from our baseline, although they had numerous interesting menu items. Had I been better informed going in, I would likely have been more of an adventurous eater. I read reviews later that indicated what an authentic street food dining experience Too Thai offers. But we ordered Green Curry Chicken and Pad Kee Mao Chicken. The Green Curry was excellent. Smooth, fiery and fragrant. The Pad Kee Mao described as "Wide flat noodles, chinese kale, baby corn, tomatoes, basil leaves, and egg stir-fried with your choice of meat in savory brown rice," I knew was going to be different. It was kinda too different. I missed the bell peppers and onions and didn't care for the baby corn. I also missed the big bites of sheet rice noodle, too, versus noodle ribbons. That's just a personal perspective. The savory sauce was fine. We had two wonderful servers and thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. This place is upscale from fast casual; but still all tables and chairs with a dose of fast. I would go back and try to edge out of my comfort zone and try some really new items. They have daily specials and certainly much to explore. There's plenty of parking in the shopping center; but I imagine it's really tight at peak times. This area is hopping even in the mid-afternoon!

This has become my new guilty pleasure. We had it about two weeks ago and last week we were craving so much we had to get some take out! If there was only one knock to this place is that I wish it was bigger because they get so busy they need the space to fit more people! You'll understand why they get so busy once you try it.the service was quick and they try to make sure that you aren't waiting on getting an order in or getting your food out. The Tum Thai ( papaya salad ) was okay. Sweet and sour like you would expect. I prefer it to be a bit more fermented and salty like the Laos style. The chicken wings were crunchy, salty, and lots of flavor . I would say if you don't mind fish sauce chicken wings that are gunna make your breath stink a bit and stick to your fingers I would highly recommended! The Thai sausage was aromatic, spicy, crispy skinned, with nice pieces of cartilage that added a big of a soft chew to them. Definitely my favorite type of sausage out there! The pad Thai is one of my favorites that we've tried in the area. Not too saucy, noodles not over cooked, with a slight bit of crunch from the peanuts! Most places either have them too drenched or don't put enough so they did a classic justice. Now my personal favorite was the moo plara. Fresh veggies with a side of sticky rice to go along with slightly grilled juicy pork! The chili sauce that goes with it is best described as a cluster bomb flavor bomb!