Thai restaurant offers an authentic Thai experience with cozy, elegant atmosphere and well-designed lighting that keeps noise lively but controlled. The space feels comfortable and pleasant, attracting those seeking flavorful, high-quality Thai cuisine in a relaxed setting.
Green curry stands out, especially with lobster added for an extra charge. The Penang curry also impresses with its rich flavor.
Drunken noodles stand out with their rich flavor and satisfying texture. They come alongside other tasty dishes like pad Thai and sausage fried rice.
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The menu is friendly to those with food allergies and accommodates vegans.
The restaurant is new and has only been open for a month.
Expect a warm and inviting atmosphere with great service.
Modern dining area combines cozy lounge seating with an upscale bar featuring classic cocktails and a wine display. Atmosphere feels beautiful and inviting, with clean, stylish decor and comfortable booths. Unique Thai dishes and well-crafted drinks create a distinctive, uplifting vibe.
Curry here features a rich Duck Curry with lemongrass and smooth coconut, offering a heavy and indulgent flavor. The shrimp Panang curry stands out, and vegetarian options come with generous portions and rice.
Kee Mao here stays true to tradition by not including eggs. The dish features spicy chicken and bold flavors typical of authentic Drunken Noodles.
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Happy hour runs from 3-6pm with great deals on drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers a variety of unique Thai dishes not found elsewhere.
Portion sizes are generous, often enough for multiple meals.
Bare bones setup with walk-up counter service creates a clean and welcoming atmosphere. Authentic Thai flavors stand out, featuring dishes like green peppercorns, BBQ pork, and pad Thai that draw a steady crowd. Affordable prices and quick service make it a popular spot near the university area.
Massaman curry stands out with exceptional flavor. Green, yellow, Panang, and red curries all deliver generous portions and excellent taste.
Generous portions of Drunken Noodles come with fresh green peppercorns and rich flavors. The chicken version stands out for its bold taste and authentic style.
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They offer a student discount during dinner time.
The pad Thai lunch special is a great deal.
The food comes out very quickly.
Casual Thai restaurant with cozy atmosphere and pleasant music. Seating is evenly spaced with an open panoramic view outside, creating a quiet and welcoming vibe. Small bar near the entrance and a nice patio add to the comfortable setting.
Red curry stands out with its explosively rich and well-balanced flavor, featuring beef and pumpkin. Green, yellow, panang chicken, and mango curries also deliver very flavorful experiences.
Sauce on the Drunken Noodles stands out as excellent. The dish is perfectly spicy and highly praised among entrees.
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The restaurant is open on Thanksgiving, which is rare for many places.
Parking is available, making access easier than at other locations.
Expect small portion sizes, especially for the price.
Small, modern space with cozy yet stylish decor and a clean, calming atmosphere. Family-oriented vibe with authentic Thai ambiance that feels warm and inviting. Guests enjoy quiet dining areas where music plays subtly without disturbing conversation.
Curry dishes here feature sweet, spicy, and savory flavors with options like pineapple, massaman, and panang. Vegetable pineapple curry stands out with perfectly cooked vegetables and a generous serving of white rice.
Wide, thin rice noodles cook al dente and chewy in a wonderful brown sauce. Beef drunken noodles come with a balanced spice and fresh vegetables like tomatoes.
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Expect a 50-minute wait for takeout orders on busy nights.
The online ordering system does not allow modifications for dietary restrictions.
Prices for smoothies may differ between the website and in-store.
Simple, family-run Thai restaurant with a quiet, unpretentious setting and no liquor license. Food features fresh ingredients and adjustable spiciness, with standout dishes like green curry and mango sticky rice praised for richness and flavor. Offers reasonable prices and generous portions, making it a friendly spot for families.
Green curry stands out with its rich, creamy texture and addictive flavor. Pineapple curry offers a delicious sweet twist, while panang and massaman curries feature creamy coconut bases.
Drunken noodles come with a flavory sauce and hold up well with extra veggies and tomato. They offer a medium spice option and pair nicely with dishes like crab cheese wontons and pineapple curry.
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Prices are reasonable, with most dishes under $15.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options on the menu.
Spiciness levels can be adjusted to suit individual preferences.
Small stand with outdoor seating on artificial grass creates a casual, open-air vibe. Atmosphere feels relaxed with live jazz and festive string lights nearby. Food preparation is made-to-order by a two-person crew, attracting those who appreciate authentic Thai street food and don't mind waiting.
Panang curry features a perfect texture with plenty of meat and vegetables. Chicken versions come freshly cooked and perfectly spiced, including options like extra hot.
Spicy drunken noodles pack a punch that makes your nose run and eyes water. They come with sliced pork and sometimes include green beans, all at a reasonable price.
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Liang's Thai Food only accepts cash payments; no credit cards are accepted.
Expect a wait time of 10-20 minutes for food, especially during lunch hours.
The restaurant's hours are unreliable; check before visiting.
Small restaurant with about 8 tables offers an open and classy atmosphere that stays quiet enough for conversation. Space feels modern and clean with a welcoming, home kitchen vibe despite an unusual layout. Background music adds to the pleasant and comfortable environment.
Yellow curry stands out with its spicy flavor and no pineapples. Green curry and tofu red curry offer rich, delicious tastes. Massaman curry appears as a less common menu option but is very good.
Shrimp and tofu feature in the Pad Kee Mao, delivering a mix of flavors. Hot tofu and shrimp versions offer bold, delicious tastes with brilliant textures.
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The prices at Phraya Thai are reasonable, averaging around $17 for entrees.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers, making it a great time to visit.
The restaurant is small, so expect limited seating during peak hours.
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.
Curries stand out with massaman curry and green curry offering rich, bold flavors. The menu also features pineapple curry and curry noodle soup, all noted for being delicious and satisfying.
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.
Small, cozy restaurant with a quiet, pleasant atmosphere and a back patio that adds charm. The space feels authentic and family-owned, welcoming to children and infants. It offers reasonable prices and a warm, home-like vibe.
Curries here offer a range of flavors from the tantalizing and spicy green curry to the perfectly heated red curry. Options like the massaman and tom yum add variety with rich, delicious tastes.
Drunken noodles with chicken come with a medium spice level and deliver a tasty, satisfying flavor. They pair well with red curry and stand out as a popular choice.
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The prices are very reasonable for the amount of food you get.
They have great vegan options available.
Parking in the lot can be difficult; consider alternative options.
Hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurant with a casual, homey atmosphere and a no-frills diner vibe. The place fills up quickly and operates with limited hours, reflecting its family-run nature. Focus centers on authentic, highly praised Thai cuisine rather than decor or ambiance.
Curries have a deep, rich flavor and a nice thickness that stands out. The Green Curry with Shrimp offers a Thai hot flavor that many find very delicious.
Strong flavor defines the drunken noodles here, often served with extra chicken or beef. Adding ghost pepper hot sauce boosts the heat and taste, making the dish notably delicious and spicy.
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Expect about an hour wait for food during busy times.
The parking lot is small, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Takeout and dine-in options are available.
Small, family-run Thai restaurant offers a cozy, authentic atmosphere with friendly, attentive service by the owners. The space feels clean and welcoming, resembling a local mom-and-pop shop. It stands out for huge portions and genuinely traditional dishes beyond typical Americanized Thai fare.
Curries here stand out with Panang curry, Massaman curry, and pineapple curry all offering solid flavors and good heat levels. Portions are generous and pair well with Thai iced tea for a satisfying meal.
Drunken Noodles with tofu come with a choice of heat levels, like medium. They pair well with other dishes like pad Thai and curries, offering a flavorful and satisfying meal.
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The restaurant serves authentic Thai cuisine with a focus on traditional recipes.
Portions are large, often enough for two people.
Dishes are priced around $20 each.