For drinks, we enjoyed classic Thai iced teas and coffee Thai iced teas, which are a must-have when dining on Thai food.
Our appetizers included fried gyoza with chicken, cabbage, and onion, Isan sausage or Sai Krok Isan, and chargrilled marinated pork belly known as moo ping. I was pleasantly surprised by the amazing flavors of the Isan sausage and moo ping dishes.
For our entrees, we ordered Thai fried rice with shrimp, Panang Nuar Nong Lai (boneless beef shank in Panang curry and coconut milk), papaya salad, and nam ya poo with crab. I particularly enjoyed the Panang Nuar Nong Lai dish for its delicious flavor.
For dessert, we indulged in a classic mango sticky rice, which was genero...
This is such an incredible place! My favourite go-to for perfectly flavored and nutritious Asian food in Boston. They always accomodate my unusual dietary preferences with a smile. The people that work here are so very warm and it feels like they truly put love into every aspect and detail. From the way the takeout is packaged to the way they plate and present the dishes, everything is done with care and thoughtfulness. And the taste and quality of the food is unparalleled. No oily over cooked noodles here. They use fresh ingredients and every dish I’ve ordered here has been consistently tasty whether it was delivery or eat-in. And did I mention they are super efficient and fast! I almost di...
Dining method: Take-outItem(s) ordered: Veggie Pad ThaiSpeed: Arrived on time, in under an hour via DoorDashThe short answer: Good quality Thai food with veggie options, though I wish there were a bit more flavor.The long answer: I enjoyed my veggie pad thai, as it had many vegetables and lots of tofu (I ordered steamed, and it was delicious). Unknown to me prior to ordering, the sauce was not the traditional (tamarind-based) orange sauce. If you're vegetarian, make sure to request it without fish sauce. Also remember to request sauces/sriracha. I haven't been in-person so I can't speak to the ambiance, but their food is certainly a solid option for Boston-area Thai food.
We ordered three entrées and a seaweed salad. Seaweed salad was tasty, although it was on a huge bed of lettuce so there really wasn’t that much seaweed. And for some inexplicable reason, there was one cherry tomato there, as well. The P.ad Thai was tasty but needed more sauce. The green curry was very good and they got the spiciness level just right. I would’ve liked more tofu, however. No complaints from my daughter with the drunken noodles. Their phone number doesn’t work. If you call it, you will wind up when in an endless loop.. Not sure how a place that relies on to go orders can allow that to happen.
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Best sushi I’ve had this month. Why I didn’t go here early…smh! I sat at the sushi bar and had a wonderful time. The eel was so fresh! My dessert was out of this world. It’s not on the menu but a table behind me requested it and I HAD to have one myself. Coconut cream Brulé with a charcoal top. Out of this Universe.
This restaurant is still one of the best value-for-money options for sushi in Boston. The kitchen produces some incredibly delicious pieces of sushi. The Thai food options are also plentiful and tasty. The Omakase experience is highly recommended for a special occasion. Overall rating: 5/5.
Small and cozy spot for Thai Japanese food! Would come here again for one all time favorite Thai street food dish of mine- Moo Ping. They really nailed the authentic taste and it made me miss home so much! Staff were very friendly and took good care of us?
The restaurant is small but charming. The service is good and the food is delicious! I usually order takeout from here, but I am excited to dine in soon.
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Omakase birthday dinner for my mother was incredible. Highly recommended, this is going to be an annual tradition for us now.Food: 5/5
Fresh, delicious and nice presentation. Delivery was fast and notes taking in consideration.
Frühlingszwiebelpfannkuchen
Shima Aji (Japanese Striped Jack)
Hamachi Belly (Fatty Yellowtail)
Thailändischer Gebratener Reis
Tobiko Black (Flying Fish Roe)
Vegetarische Frühlingsrolle
Gebratener Reis Mit Ananas
Sake Belly (Fatty Salmon)
