Small dining room offers a cozy family vibe with simple, clean decor and nostalgic rock music playing. The atmosphere feels warm and inviting, often lively with conversation and busy with orders. Food stands out as the main focus, delivering authentic Thai flavors with balanced spice levels.
Kids enjoy the chicken fried rice with lots of broccoli and the boat noodle soup. Level 1 spiciness feels hotter to young kids than adults expect.
Drunken noodles come with well-cooked, flavorful meat options like shrimp, beef, and chicken. Spice levels vary, with a medium option available, and the dish consistently tastes delicious and amazing.
"I found the Thai food here to be amazing and high quality."
"The drunken noodles here are amazing and flavorful."
"The food here is outstanding and delicious."
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Parking is limited but worth it for the delicious boat noodle soup.
Most of their business is takeout, so expect a busy atmosphere.
Dishes are priced around $14 per plate, cheaper than many competitors.
Simple decor and open kitchen create a homey, cozy atmosphere with quiet, clean surroundings. Friendly staff add to the warm, welcoming vibe. Large portions and affordable prices make it a practical choice for Thai cuisine.
Staff interact warmly with kids and make them feel welcome. Kids enjoy the food and often express their excitement with enthusiastic praise.
Pad Kee Mao offers a delicious take on drunken noodles with bold flavors. It stands out alongside other dishes like red curry and Tom kha soup.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
Lunch specials are available daily for $9.95, including Thai tea.
Expect large portions that can easily serve two people.
Small, clean space with open garage door and outdoor seating creates a casual, stripped-down vibe. Food is entirely gluten-free and vegan, with many dishes customizable to dietary needs. Atmosphere feels like an authentic Thai street food shop but with a self-service style and utilitarian setup.
Kids enjoy the food options here. It serves as a solid choice for family dinners.
Large portions of drunken noodles deliver an explosion of flavors. The dish is consistently flavorful and pairs well with vegan options like wontons and spring rolls.
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Thai Me Up offers a wide range of gluten-free, vegan, and dairy-free options.
Takeout might be a better option due to limited staff for table service.
They can customize dishes to meet gluten-free, vegan, or vegetarian needs.
Dining space combines warm rustic wood tables with a large projected screen showing global scenes, creating a cozy and lively atmosphere. The vibe feels homey and family-run, with casual touches like self-serve water and tea. Outdoor bubble tents add a unique seating option during colder months.
Thai fried rice with tofu comes without spice for kids. A projected screen keeps them entertained. Watching the Christmas parade in the bubble dome adds extra fun.
Drunken noodles come with the right heat and a good mix of textures and meat. They stand out alongside dishes like pad Thai and crispy tofu.
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Bee's Thai Kitchen is located on the southern end of Briggs street, in the bank parking lot.
They are open Tuesday through Saturday after 11 AM.
Several items on the menu are often unavailable.
Chinese restaurant offers a cozy neighborhood diner vibe with a quiet and friendly atmosphere. The interior feels classic and simple, with some dated decor reminiscent of the 1990s. Spacious and well-lit, it serves food with artistic presentation and consistent heart-shaped rice servings.
Fried rice is a hit with toddlers here, especially the kids' chicken lo mein. The menu includes crispy California rolls and Peanut curry, offering a variety that appeals to young eaters.
Shrimp drunken noodles come fresh, hot, and packed with bold flavors. The dish stands out alongside other favorites like pad thai and crispy garlic chicken.
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The lunch special costs about $10 and includes generous portions.
Dinner entrees and rolls are priced $2 to $5 lower than competitors.
Expect reasonable prices for high-quality food.
Small, functional space offers a laid-back, relaxed atmosphere with a cozy, humble vibe. Steady and uncomplicated environment suits those seeking a quiet, dependable spot. Friendly neighborhood feel complements the authentic Thai experience.
The spot feels kid friendly with dishes like mango sticky rice and peanut sauce tofu that kids enjoy.
Drunken noodles with beef stand out as a highlight here. They rank among the best in the city, noted for their rich flavor and satisfying texture.
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Parking is available out front but can be tight during busy times.
Expect a wait during dinner hours, but service is fast outside of peak times.
The restaurant offers great gluten-free and vegetarian options.
Family-owned Chinese restaurant offers a clean, calm, and quiet setting with reasonable prices and large servings. The atmosphere stays relaxed with minimal crowd, making it a hidden gem for authentic flavors. Dishes feature homemade wontons and a variety of well-prepared traditional options.
Staff show a welcoming and friendly attitude toward kids. Food appeals to children, making it a kid-friendly dining spot.
Drunken noodles come with an egg on top, adding a unique twist. The dish offers a solid Thai flavor and stands out among other local options.
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Expect to pay $1 more for online orders compared to phone orders.
A $1 container fee is now charged for takeout orders.
Delivery fees total $5, plus taxes and tips.
Casual dining space with large murals and lots of windows creates a cozy, quiet atmosphere. The setting feels un-stuffy and welcoming, suitable for a mellow lunch rather than a lively night out. Steady flow of customers keeps energy calm and peaceful.
Staff treats kids with sweet kindness. Families often have young children sitting in laps. The Tom Kha and Chicken Satay get a thumbs up from toddlers.
Drunken noodles come with a satisfying medium heat and are consistently flavorful. Options include versions with shrimp, all priced competitively alongside Pad Thai.
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Portion sizes are smaller compared to other Thai restaurants.
Prices are higher than average for Thai cuisine.
The restaurant is vegetarian and vegan friendly.