“After an early appointment we found Cluck2Go by chance! So glad we stopped in because this hai nan chicken is wonderful! We were loyal Savoy Kitchen diners for a long long time but after having Cluck2Go, I had to break things off with Savoy! Although the meal comes on a paper plate, they give you a good serving of chicken and rice. We had the original hai nan chicken as well as the fried hai nan chicken. Both were delicious! The appetizer cucumbers was plentiful but was missing a bit of flavor. The fried chicken wings were good but the star of this place was hai nan chicken!“
“This is by far the best Thai restaurant in the Greater Los Angeles area. The presentation of the food is always perfect, they use the freshest ingredients, and the staff is great. We can order the same dish every time & it always tastes amazing. We will literally order too much food just so we can have left overs... can't get enough of Yum Zaap!“
“Ordered takeout from Beau Thai today and it was sooo good! They put my Thai Tea in a little to-go bag for the cup making it sooo easy to carry! I got pad thai and it came with two sauces, one tasted like sweet and sour and the other was chili sauce. I personally liked the sweet and sour one with the pad thai, I thought they paired really nicely! The chili sauce is really good on its own though. Definitely looking forward to trying more dishes! The inside was soooo cute as well! I think it would be such a cute date night place “
“I really like this place. When I want Thai. I try to hold off until I can come here. Good service. Good food. I like spicy food but I can't handle it, and their mild level is just enough spiciness so I can still enjoy the food but still feel like I need a good amount of water! My toddler likes their food and that's a high bar. She'll happily eat their noodles, rice, and soup. The little restaurant was full when I stopped by today. I happen to catch a happy hour menu. For about $12 you get soup, salad, a wonton and egg roll and the entree from their options.Vegetarian options: Most dishes have a vegetarian alternative.Kid-friendliness: It is a small restaurant. But they will accommodate. Today I showed up with a stroller and a toddler. They had high chairs. They offered us plastic utensils for the kid. And we just overall nice about my kids.“
“There’s something about Thai food where even when you don’t know what you want to eat, Thai food will always hit the spot, and so will Daisy Mint. I usually get the drunken noodle with shrimp, green curry with veggies, and the crying tiger.“
“Absolutely loved Oba! Came for my daughter's birthday and the service was amazing, the food was fresh and delicious, and everyone that works there is so nice and kind! My favorite dishes were the chirashi bowl, jalapeño yellowtail, garlic noodles, sashimi plate, shrimp tempura and red curry! It's so great to be able to pick from a Japanese and Thai menu! Will definitely be back and highly recommend!!“
“Every time that I try a new Thai restaurant, I ask for a Pad Thai. The rationale is that if that staple of Thai cuisine is not well prepared, there is little else to look for in that place. Interestingly, the menu showed the dish prominently, calling it their signature dish. And, boy, they delivered! The flavor was so well balanced, and the noodles were rightly cooked, and with the right moisture, not the mess of sticky overcooked noodles you get some times. The accompanying Chinese eggplant was well prepared, too. 10/10.The same goes for the "fish" dish my wife had. Finally, the mango with sticky rice was sublime. The service was excellent. The seating is ok though.Vegetarian options: This is a vegan place“
“The food was exceptional!What really topped off our experience was the ambiance and the presentation in which the food was served. The good energy started as we were greeted at the door and continued through the whole visit.My wife and I got the Siam beach-club egg rolls as a starter and were served our entrees shortly after.One of the biggest things I notice when going out that makes or breaks my experience is the attentiveness of our server. 5/5 stars in that department! My wife dropped a knife, and she was over with a replacement as it hit the ground.I had the Malay Captains curry chicken (pictured below)My wife had the banana leaf chicken.Again, the presentation was outstanding, I definitely let out a few "whoa's" as the food was delivered.The owner was present as well and came by twice to ensure our satisfaction with our food and experience.We are coming back soon!Dietary restrictions: I was asked as we were seated if we had any dietary restrictionsParking: Underground garage and plenty of nearby street parking“
“An intimate Thai eatery with nice date ambiance and elevated prices to match. Staff was friendly but not very attentive. Parking can be a bit hard to find on the street so your best bet is at the lots/garages nearby when it gets busy. Pretty small restaurant, could see there being a wait on the weekends. We came later on a Thursday night. Tried the Pearl summer roll, Thai fried rice, and green curry. The summer (spring?) rolls were incredibly overpriced, just a bunch of cheap salad ingredients wrapped in rice paper with (way too sweet) peanut sauce and mustard (???) on the side. Definitely skip! Thai fried rice was good but too sweet for my taste, I much prefer Nine & Nine's version (close by & cheaper). The green curry, though, was one of the best I've had in LA so far. I highly recommend. Really creamy and well flavored, with tender bamboo shoots, chicken, and veggies. And a nice spicy kick to finish! Would come back to try more of the curries.“
“I've been to this place several times, and I love their Thai curry! If this place gets crowded, it does get a bit hectic, but that's just how good they are. Price range for each person could average between $15-20 since most of their items are around that price.Parking is near the back on the main street in a garage, but I would be careful if you try to leave your car to discover the area since they do close it. If you're not able to find parking in the garage, which has happened to me several times, parking on the street can be a bit difficult if you want to park close to the restaurant. Most times, I just park on the residential area so I can walk to my car after getting full.“
“We love coming to this place for a Thai cuisine! I would say the service rates three out of five since they are so busy, and take quite a while to get you seated. However it's doesn't come as a surprise, the food is amazing. Typically always pair my curry or the pad sew with one of there Thai iced tea. Overall, this is the best Thai spot in Rosemead area. Atmosphere is cozy but definitely on the loud side your looking for a romantic spot this wouldn't be it. You“