Restaurant Stats

Star of the show: salmon is smokey and fresh. Rest of the ingredients are a great supporting cast. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

Fresh crispy fried shrimp, topped with the spicy mayo sauce, basic in composition but one of our favs. Order almost every time for appetizer. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

A basic fried rice but elevated with delicious seasoning and fresh veggies. A safe dish for anyone exploring Thai for the first time. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

1st time trying. A unique cake of ~15 delicate crepes layered w/ light whipped cream based icing. Tea flavor had hint of nutmeg? Love idea, would like to try other flavors. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

Tasty fish cakes, no fishy flavor. Rich & almost buttery w/ a sausage snap. Love the Thai sweet & sour sauce. Save that sauce for other stuff - good on just about everything! - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

Very HOT. Chili oil floating on top & chilis throughout. Otherwise, love the tangy, salty broth. Ordered w/ shrimp, jumbo & fresh. Heat about did me in but will def get again. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

I love the coconut ice cream. The rolls are a neat idea but the rice & mango kinda get lost a bit. As a huge fan of their Mango and Sticky rice, it didn't hit that bar for me. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

What you would expect. Fresh ingredients, just an all around basic filler roll. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

Get extra dipping sauce, it's tangy & salty & delicious. Eggs were just a touch overcooked & a bit sulphury. If they get that cook time down, these could be eggcellent! :-) - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)

It’s very hard to gently cook a scallop to perfection w/o undercooking bacon. Bacon was chewy. Scallops were perfect though & sauce was spicy and tasty. - 12345678901234567789 (Austin, Texas)