Pad Thai Restaurant

I stopped here before a track meet to grub some thai food. My mom got the grilled beef dish with sticjy rice. I got the chicken stir fry broccoli lunch special. We also ordered a medium spicy thai papaya salad. I got the tahi tea. My mom got the thai coffee. Everything was delicious. Service was fast and friendly. I would recommend this place.

At Pad Thai, the simple atmosphere is no match for their delicious Thai dishes. The menu holds the gems. Your role, is to uncover them. The Green Curry was a showstopper. Oh wait, they have Larb. Why aren’t you on your way to Pad Thai right now? When you arrive your first order of business, should be to determine which of the salads to try. Then, move to the soup, and then, to the main dish. I’m not gonna be able to help you there because that’s where you’ve gotta find your gem. In Thai, the word Zapp means delicious or flavorful. Find your zapp here. Highly recommended

Pad See-Ew was well-cooked and tasty. The shrimp wrap was a bit too tough, but the mango sticky rice was very good.

Stopped in while passing through for business. Delicious, in-house made food. We had tom yum, pad thai and the chicken wings for an appetizer. The wings were excellent! The Tom yum soup is easily enough for two or more people. I would highly recommend this place over some of the other Thai restaurants I have been to in the past.

Everyone needs go-to Thai restaurant, and this is ours. It’s inviting, casual, and has great food. The staff is fun, and they all seem to have a great time together too. The Pad Thai dish is the benchmark through which I judge every traditional Thai establishment, and this place holds its own amongst the best I’ve had. The Tom Kha is also excellent, and don’t sleep on the curries. The Panang Curry is amazing, and nearly all dishes are large enough to take seconds home. My wife and I have never left there without takeout containers. My wife has Celiac’s, and so she’s Gluten-free, and this place is very GF-friendly. Lots of tasty options and substitutions. My only minor criticism is the timing of their food serving. If you order a soup like the Tom Kha, or Tom Yum, they will often serve at the same time as your main course, even though it’s supposed to be a starter. Even when we’ve told them, this still happens. The only workaround is to not tell them your main course order until the soup is being served to you. In the grand scheme of things, this is a small problem, but can affect the enjoyment of one’s food, so I figured I’d be honest. We love this place, and strongly recommend it. You won’t regret it!