Spice is the word When you order it hot, it is burning. Unfortunatly, it can not always mask the poor quality of the food. I had pad thai with pork and the meat was chewy and very far from great. It is too bad because overall, the dish was well prepared. Pad thai chicken were much better. I liked the lettuce wrap and the portion size was very large. Beware tough, those are not your PF Chang/Pei Wei lettuce wraps style. I dont mind the place but experience may vary.
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Katie B.
When I moved to this area this was the first Thai place I tried, it was horrible! I ordered chicken pad thai and it was soooo dry, the chicken was dry, the noodles were dry, no sauce whatsoever, no flavor, no anything! It was almost a disgrace that they called this Thai food. Will never go back.
(1)
Steve M.
Spice spice spice! Brings tears to my eyes and joy to my numbed taste buds. I go here once a week or so, but my coworker gets takeout every day. We're big fans of the pad pak, pad peanut curry, drunken noodles, patani, yellow curry, fried rice...man, I know where I'm heading for lunch tomorrow! Their green curry is a bit different from other Thai places, no coconut milk but the flavor is good. Pad Thai is also good. Portions are generous, but most importantly, the heat is magma strength! We order 2x extra hot! Go for it & enjoy!
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Rob G.
I have to say that I love a few of the dishes at this place. I tend to have the same thing every time I visit so I haven't ventured across the menu much but I love what I have. The atmosphere is mediocre really, the restaurant itself somewhat small and nothing fancy. I really love the egg drop soup and I get the pad peanut chicken dish. It's worth it.
(3)
Gary A.
You can't judge this place by its location,, this place is a very busy lunch spot. Yes it's small, and not that noticeable from the road, but when every table is taken on a Wednesday lunch, you know they server good food. There are many options along that stretch of Opdyke, and if my customer hadn't suggested this place, I'm not sure I would have tried it, and he said it was always busy at lunch time, so go early. So it is a small place. It's built for speed, get the people in and out. Not much on the decor, booths along the walls, and tables down the middle, maybe 50 people maximum. They have a good sized menu, lots of options, with 6-8 new menu options on a flyer on each table. Typical Thai place, with the dish style and the choice of your protein - from tufo to beef to seafood options, lunch and dinner sizes. For lunch, you start with shrimp chips and your choice of egg drop and hot and sour, the egg drop looked weak, but I always go with hot and sour and they did it well. For the main course I went with one of my favorites, potato peanut curry with chicken, and they did a good job with this dish too. They place a water pitcher on your table, and they have extra hot sauce, just in case, but mine didn't need the extra spice. If you like Thai food, it's worth trying this place.
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Kunal D.
I went with my friend to eat at this place. We ordered ma saman and my friend ordered pineapple curry. We also received soup to start with. The soup we received was really salty, you just can't drink the soup with anything. We left the soup. I was really disappointed with the portion size of my meal. Another thing we didn't like was that the meat was under cooked. Finally their hot was not even spicy. My food was mild in spice level and little sweet the exact opposite of what I ordered. I am not going to this place again.
(2)
Wanda W.
The Pad Thai was bland and boring. Just a pile of noodles, so little sauce I could not taste it, a little chicken, and a sprinkle of peanuts. Never never going back
(1)
Richard F.
We were driving by on Opdyke Rd. and one of us spotted this place and we decided to give it a shot, We had been to Lemon Grass which is nearby and decided to see if this place was any better. Well, it was not bad, but not spectacular either and we found the portion sizes to be disappointing. I ordered the Pad Thai as my standard barometer of of what to try at new Thai places. Ho-hum at best and the the Scallops I selected as the included "meat" were undercooked. The sauce was a bit too sweet. But the redeeming characteristic was that I ordered it hot and in fact it was really hot. Usually when I order a dish hot, it still needs to be kicked up a bit. Not here. Hot was really hot. My associate ordered something off the daily specials and he said he liked it, but complained that it was really scant. My Pad Thai was not a generous serving, but he got about three tablespoons of food. He complained to our waiter and the waiter told him that he should have ordered the dinner size. The dish came off the lunch menu, There was no choice of size and I think a lunch dish should have enough to satisfy basic hunger. The good was OK, but not spectacular. The portions were small and the prices were high. Too bad.
(2)
Scott B.
I've been going here for years as I work close by and enjoy the food. The hot and sour soup is the best I have ever had at a Thai restaurant. I enjoy the shrimp chips and have had very nice garlic fried rice and pad Thai. They had a garlic noodle dish that was excellent but I haven't seen it on the menu for some time. The wait staff is good but it is often very busy during lunch when I go so their attention is somewhat a skewed however they clear the plates and refill the water promptly.
(3)
Boran L.
I like this place, especially the fried rice. Staffs are very friendly, the restaurant is always full, good quality of food, waiting time is not long. The only thing is I am not sure is if they serve the real Thai cuisine. But overall, a nice restaurant.
(4)
Charlie P.
On a boring Thursday night in cold and chilly Auburn Hills for work, I decide I'll see what Thai food is like out here. Shockingly, this place was pretty damn good. The green curry was spot on and the portions were ridiculously large for the price I paid. Though it wasn't quite as good as what I can get in Thai Town here in LA, they certainly make me a believer that good Thai food CAN be found elsewhere! As an aside, I found it a little sad to bust out my broken Thai only to be spoken back to in English. Oh well. Time for another trip to Thailand to work on it.
(4)
Jill D.
A great place for carry out or dine in eating. We have never had to wait for a seat; most of their business appears to be carry out. They have great curries, and medium spicy is just right. Dine in service is good. Carry out is always ready in 15-20 minutes and food quality is consistent.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : No Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
E. J F.
Spice is the word When you order it hot, it is burning. Unfortunatly, it can not always mask the poor quality of the food. I had pad thai with pork and the meat was chewy and very far from great. It is too bad because overall, the dish was well prepared. Pad thai chicken were much better. I liked the lettuce wrap and the portion size was very large. Beware tough, those are not your PF Chang/Pei Wei lettuce wraps style. I dont mind the place but experience may vary.
(2)Katie B.
When I moved to this area this was the first Thai place I tried, it was horrible! I ordered chicken pad thai and it was soooo dry, the chicken was dry, the noodles were dry, no sauce whatsoever, no flavor, no anything! It was almost a disgrace that they called this Thai food. Will never go back.
(1)Steve M.
Spice spice spice! Brings tears to my eyes and joy to my numbed taste buds. I go here once a week or so, but my coworker gets takeout every day. We're big fans of the pad pak, pad peanut curry, drunken noodles, patani, yellow curry, fried rice...man, I know where I'm heading for lunch tomorrow! Their green curry is a bit different from other Thai places, no coconut milk but the flavor is good. Pad Thai is also good. Portions are generous, but most importantly, the heat is magma strength! We order 2x extra hot! Go for it & enjoy!
(5)Rob G.
I have to say that I love a few of the dishes at this place. I tend to have the same thing every time I visit so I haven't ventured across the menu much but I love what I have. The atmosphere is mediocre really, the restaurant itself somewhat small and nothing fancy. I really love the egg drop soup and I get the pad peanut chicken dish. It's worth it.
(3)Gary A.
You can't judge this place by its location,, this place is a very busy lunch spot. Yes it's small, and not that noticeable from the road, but when every table is taken on a Wednesday lunch, you know they server good food. There are many options along that stretch of Opdyke, and if my customer hadn't suggested this place, I'm not sure I would have tried it, and he said it was always busy at lunch time, so go early. So it is a small place. It's built for speed, get the people in and out. Not much on the decor, booths along the walls, and tables down the middle, maybe 50 people maximum. They have a good sized menu, lots of options, with 6-8 new menu options on a flyer on each table. Typical Thai place, with the dish style and the choice of your protein - from tufo to beef to seafood options, lunch and dinner sizes. For lunch, you start with shrimp chips and your choice of egg drop and hot and sour, the egg drop looked weak, but I always go with hot and sour and they did it well. For the main course I went with one of my favorites, potato peanut curry with chicken, and they did a good job with this dish too. They place a water pitcher on your table, and they have extra hot sauce, just in case, but mine didn't need the extra spice. If you like Thai food, it's worth trying this place.
(4)Kunal D.
I went with my friend to eat at this place. We ordered ma saman and my friend ordered pineapple curry. We also received soup to start with. The soup we received was really salty, you just can't drink the soup with anything. We left the soup. I was really disappointed with the portion size of my meal. Another thing we didn't like was that the meat was under cooked. Finally their hot was not even spicy. My food was mild in spice level and little sweet the exact opposite of what I ordered. I am not going to this place again.
(2)Wanda W.
The Pad Thai was bland and boring. Just a pile of noodles, so little sauce I could not taste it, a little chicken, and a sprinkle of peanuts. Never never going back
(1)Richard F.
We were driving by on Opdyke Rd. and one of us spotted this place and we decided to give it a shot, We had been to Lemon Grass which is nearby and decided to see if this place was any better. Well, it was not bad, but not spectacular either and we found the portion sizes to be disappointing. I ordered the Pad Thai as my standard barometer of of what to try at new Thai places. Ho-hum at best and the the Scallops I selected as the included "meat" were undercooked. The sauce was a bit too sweet. But the redeeming characteristic was that I ordered it hot and in fact it was really hot. Usually when I order a dish hot, it still needs to be kicked up a bit. Not here. Hot was really hot. My associate ordered something off the daily specials and he said he liked it, but complained that it was really scant. My Pad Thai was not a generous serving, but he got about three tablespoons of food. He complained to our waiter and the waiter told him that he should have ordered the dinner size. The dish came off the lunch menu, There was no choice of size and I think a lunch dish should have enough to satisfy basic hunger. The good was OK, but not spectacular. The portions were small and the prices were high. Too bad.
(2)Scott B.
I've been going here for years as I work close by and enjoy the food. The hot and sour soup is the best I have ever had at a Thai restaurant. I enjoy the shrimp chips and have had very nice garlic fried rice and pad Thai. They had a garlic noodle dish that was excellent but I haven't seen it on the menu for some time. The wait staff is good but it is often very busy during lunch when I go so their attention is somewhat a skewed however they clear the plates and refill the water promptly.
(3)Boran L.
I like this place, especially the fried rice. Staffs are very friendly, the restaurant is always full, good quality of food, waiting time is not long. The only thing is I am not sure is if they serve the real Thai cuisine. But overall, a nice restaurant.
(4)Charlie P.
On a boring Thursday night in cold and chilly Auburn Hills for work, I decide I'll see what Thai food is like out here. Shockingly, this place was pretty damn good. The green curry was spot on and the portions were ridiculously large for the price I paid. Though it wasn't quite as good as what I can get in Thai Town here in LA, they certainly make me a believer that good Thai food CAN be found elsewhere! As an aside, I found it a little sad to bust out my broken Thai only to be spoken back to in English. Oh well. Time for another trip to Thailand to work on it.
(4)Jill D.
A great place for carry out or dine in eating. We have never had to wait for a seat; most of their business appears to be carry out. They have great curries, and medium spicy is just right. Dine in service is good. Carry out is always ready in 15-20 minutes and food quality is consistent.
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