This restaurant is a rip off. The price of their food ,quantity and quality leaves a lot to be desired I ordered the Tom Yum soup. It comes with a ton of mushrooms, 3 pieces of chicken and 2 pieces of tomato in a tiny bowl for $12. Not even 8 ounces of soup I ordered a aide of rice noodles for $4. The soup was tasteless, no lemon flavor or spice. When I complained to the waitress she said I must like very spicy food. She brought me some sliced green chiles to add When the bill came they charged me $5 for the noodles. When I asked them to correct it, the waiter was skeptical. So I asked him to bring the menu to check. He saw it and made the correction on my bill I gave home a $20 bill and he asked if I wanted change. Absolutely yes. I did not bother leaving a tip. It's a rip off for what you get. Most Thai restaurants bring you soup in a large bowl and plenty of broth.
Beth M.
I ate here after shopping at The Outlets at Traverse Mountain. The salad was limp and the egg roll was cold. The waitress forgot my tea, until I reminded her. However, the green curry was delicious, hot, and it was stuffed with more than I could eat in a small bowl. I really disliked being served a salad that is less than fresh, and I really dislike being served cold food. Those, to me, are more odious than a server forgetting an item. The original server was gracious; the individual who actually brought my food to the table, not so much. I'd give them a 2.5, if I could.
Tasheena B.
Arrived with a party of 7 and the staff set up a table for us quickly. Food was fantastic. Service was great. Bathrooms were clean and parking was plentiful.
haripriya v.
One of top end Thai restaurants in Lehi, Utah. We enjoyed their food and ambience. Gonna visit again to try out more of their menu.
Connie S.
After a few hours of shopping, we decided to try this place. Our group of seven arrived on a Monday evening and was promptly seated at a long table on the first floor. Additional seating is available on the second floor. We opted for a variety of dishes shared family style. We ordered the papaya salad, massaman curry, pad see ew, spicy eggplant with beef, garlic noodles with tiger prawns, and Baan Thai steak. The food arrived quickly, and we were impressed by the attentive service. We were pleased to find that we could adjust the spice levels for both the papaya salad and the spicy eggplant with beef. This visit marked my first time trying Massaman curry, and it was delicious! While I typically lean towards yellow or green curry at Thai restaurants, our waitress's recommendation did not disappoint. Although the garlic noodles with tiger prawns were a bit too garlic-heavy for my taste, my partner, who loves garlic, thoroughly enjoyed them. For dessert, we decided on the mango sticky rice. However, I found the rice to have more of an oatmeal consistency than the chewy texture that I am used to. I highly recommend this place if you're craving Thai food!
Aly E.
Food was fine but service was horrible. We had reservations at 8:15. Waitress came at 8:23 to take orders and we weren't ready but she informed us their kitchen was closing. I don't understand why you take reservations at 8:15 if you're not going to let us look at the menu long enough to decide what we want. She stood there until we decided to just quickly order without even being given time to decide. Food came out and we were brought the check shortly after. We felt extremely rushed. We also requested separate checks which they said they'd do for us, but they put it all on one check so that they could automatically add 22.5% gratuity for our party of 5. We all left very disappointed with the service, feeling rushed out, and sucked dry for an above average tip when we were not given good service at all. Good food but the service will keep me from coming back.
Abe Kashiwagi
Excellent waitress that was cordial and attentive. I had the sweet and sour chicken bowl, which came with an assortment of vegetables bathed in sweet and sour sauce. I thought it had a delicious taste with the dark brown rice. ? The calamari was good when it first came out but the longer it sat out I feel like the breading was coming off easier. All in all my colleagues loved the food! Definitely a place to check out again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brighton F.
Seats too uncomfortable. Kept sliding. Like the economy. And my emotions. Very speedy service but I think it's bc she wanted me gone. Who can blame a girl for tryin? Food was awesome. Wish I got the pad see ew but pad Thai still good. I would come here again. And get the pad see ew. Maybe some curry. Massman had giant carrot bits in it but I love carrot so that okay.
Diane L.
We got sweet and sour chicken and panang curry. They were flavorful but too watery for me. ( like eating soup) The price was too high for what you get. I think there are so many other Thai places that are far above this one.
Melissa H
Our party of four arrived 30 minutes before closing, which we hated to do but we are starving. The staff were so great and the food was amazing. We finished as quickly as we could but we're very appreciative that the staff didn't make a big deal of it. Thanks!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Massaman Curry, Calamari, Drunken Noodles, Pad Thai with Seafood Combo
One of the best Thai restaurants I’ve been to, unfortunately I’ve been to a lot of bad ones but this one was very well done. Panang Curry and Drunken noodles. Both dishes were full of flavor, the curry being a little spicy and I loved how it was not too oily. Sat really well w my stomach and wasn’t heavy. The noodles are a must if it’s your first time, but would recommend a curry to go with it. The atmosphere is very cute and I loved the plant decor on the wall, there is also a bar upstairs.Vegetarian options: Meals can easily be ordered as vegetarianParking: Parking can be packed which is usually the weekends and weekdays after work/school times.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
Erika J.
This is the best Thai food that I've had in Utah! We ordered the Pad Gra Prow, Drunken Noodles and Pineapple Fried Rice. The first two were delicious! Pad Gra Prow will be my new go-to at Thai restaurants! The pineapple fried rice was average and way overpriced at $25. I think all the prices are a little high, but that's typical for Thai food in Utah. All the portions were large and everyone took some of their meal to go. The Thai coffee was good as well. A group of us chose to dine-in around 5:30pm on a Saturday night. We walked right in and got seated upstairs. As we were leaving the place was packed and there was a wait, so I'd recommend going a bit earlier in the day if you can.
Stephanie C
I ordered take out from here twice in the past 3 months and it was delicious! I had basil fried rice and shrimp rolls! I had chicken satay and egg rolls before and they were great too! Flavorful and authentic tasting!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Satay
Megan W
They have no kids menu so we had to order an appetizer and rice which made the lunch for a child $18! The food was okay- but expensive for the amount you get. They added on gratuity which I just don’t like. The mango spring rolls had one small piece of mango. The avocado spring roll was basically just lettuce. Just not very impressed with this place. The peanut sauce and the cucumber sauce were delicious though.Kid-friendliness: Not kid friendly.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Jen Jang
A little pricy but food was delicious and it was presented well. I got the drunken noodles and was pleasantly surprised. Trendy decor and atmosphere.
This restaurant is a rip off. The price of their food ,quantity and quality leaves a lot to be desired I ordered the Tom Yum soup. It comes with a ton of mushrooms, 3 pieces of chicken and 2 pieces of tomato in a tiny bowl for $12. Not even 8 ounces of soup I ordered a aide of rice noodles for $4. The soup was tasteless, no lemon flavor or spice. When I complained to the waitress she said I must like very spicy food. She brought me some sliced green chiles to add When the bill came they charged me $5 for the noodles. When I asked them to correct it, the waiter was skeptical. So I asked him to bring the menu to check. He saw it and made the correction on my bill I gave home a $20 bill and he asked if I wanted change. Absolutely yes. I did not bother leaving a tip. It's a rip off for what you get. Most Thai restaurants bring you soup in a large bowl and plenty of broth.
I ate here after shopping at The Outlets at Traverse Mountain. The salad was limp and the egg roll was cold. The waitress forgot my tea, until I reminded her. However, the green curry was delicious, hot, and it was stuffed with more than I could eat in a small bowl. I really disliked being served a salad that is less than fresh, and I really dislike being served cold food. Those, to me, are more odious than a server forgetting an item. The original server was gracious; the individual who actually brought my food to the table, not so much. I'd give them a 2.5, if I could.
Arrived with a party of 7 and the staff set up a table for us quickly. Food was fantastic. Service was great. Bathrooms were clean and parking was plentiful.
One of top end Thai restaurants in Lehi, Utah. We enjoyed their food and ambience. Gonna visit again to try out more of their menu.
After a few hours of shopping, we decided to try this place. Our group of seven arrived on a Monday evening and was promptly seated at a long table on the first floor. Additional seating is available on the second floor. We opted for a variety of dishes shared family style. We ordered the papaya salad, massaman curry, pad see ew, spicy eggplant with beef, garlic noodles with tiger prawns, and Baan Thai steak. The food arrived quickly, and we were impressed by the attentive service. We were pleased to find that we could adjust the spice levels for both the papaya salad and the spicy eggplant with beef. This visit marked my first time trying Massaman curry, and it was delicious! While I typically lean towards yellow or green curry at Thai restaurants, our waitress's recommendation did not disappoint. Although the garlic noodles with tiger prawns were a bit too garlic-heavy for my taste, my partner, who loves garlic, thoroughly enjoyed them. For dessert, we decided on the mango sticky rice. However, I found the rice to have more of an oatmeal consistency than the chewy texture that I am used to. I highly recommend this place if you're craving Thai food!
Food was fine but service was horrible. We had reservations at 8:15. Waitress came at 8:23 to take orders and we weren't ready but she informed us their kitchen was closing. I don't understand why you take reservations at 8:15 if you're not going to let us look at the menu long enough to decide what we want. She stood there until we decided to just quickly order without even being given time to decide. Food came out and we were brought the check shortly after. We felt extremely rushed. We also requested separate checks which they said they'd do for us, but they put it all on one check so that they could automatically add 22.5% gratuity for our party of 5. We all left very disappointed with the service, feeling rushed out, and sucked dry for an above average tip when we were not given good service at all. Good food but the service will keep me from coming back.
Excellent waitress that was cordial and attentive. I had the sweet and sour chicken bowl, which came with an assortment of vegetables bathed in sweet and sour sauce. I thought it had a delicious taste with the dark brown rice. ? The calamari was good when it first came out but the longer it sat out I feel like the breading was coming off easier. All in all my colleagues loved the food! Definitely a place to check out again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Seats too uncomfortable. Kept sliding. Like the economy. And my emotions. Very speedy service but I think it's bc she wanted me gone. Who can blame a girl for tryin? Food was awesome. Wish I got the pad see ew but pad Thai still good. I would come here again. And get the pad see ew. Maybe some curry. Massman had giant carrot bits in it but I love carrot so that okay.
We got sweet and sour chicken and panang curry. They were flavorful but too watery for me. ( like eating soup) The price was too high for what you get. I think there are so many other Thai places that are far above this one.
Our party of four arrived 30 minutes before closing, which we hated to do but we are starving. The staff were so great and the food was amazing. We finished as quickly as we could but we're very appreciative that the staff didn't make a big deal of it. Thanks!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Massaman Curry, Calamari, Drunken Noodles, Pad Thai with Seafood Combo
Restaurantji Recommends
One of the best Thai restaurants I’ve been to, unfortunately I’ve been to a lot of bad ones but this one was very well done. Panang Curry and Drunken noodles. Both dishes were full of flavor, the curry being a little spicy and I loved how it was not too oily. Sat really well w my stomach and wasn’t heavy. The noodles are a must if it’s your first time, but would recommend a curry to go with it. The atmosphere is very cute and I loved the plant decor on the wall, there is also a bar upstairs.Vegetarian options: Meals can easily be ordered as vegetarianParking: Parking can be packed which is usually the weekends and weekdays after work/school times.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
This is the best Thai food that I've had in Utah! We ordered the Pad Gra Prow, Drunken Noodles and Pineapple Fried Rice. The first two were delicious! Pad Gra Prow will be my new go-to at Thai restaurants! The pineapple fried rice was average and way overpriced at $25. I think all the prices are a little high, but that's typical for Thai food in Utah. All the portions were large and everyone took some of their meal to go. The Thai coffee was good as well. A group of us chose to dine-in around 5:30pm on a Saturday night. We walked right in and got seated upstairs. As we were leaving the place was packed and there was a wait, so I'd recommend going a bit earlier in the day if you can.
I ordered take out from here twice in the past 3 months and it was delicious! I had basil fried rice and shrimp rolls! I had chicken satay and egg rolls before and they were great too! Flavorful and authentic tasting!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Satay
They have no kids menu so we had to order an appetizer and rice which made the lunch for a child $18! The food was okay- but expensive for the amount you get. They added on gratuity which I just don’t like. The mango spring rolls had one small piece of mango. The avocado spring roll was basically just lettuce. Just not very impressed with this place. The peanut sauce and the cucumber sauce were delicious though.Kid-friendliness: Not kid friendly.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
A little pricy but food was delicious and it was presented well. I got the drunken noodles and was pleasantly surprised. Trendy decor and atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5