Magic Kitchen

If I could give this place a negative 1 star, I would.  This is not "Thai" cuisine, it's just more local garbage.  A few months ago I ordered my favorite Thai dish "Gra-Prow" (translation, fresh basil) with chicken.....why did the chicken look like it was curded?!?!  Chicken breast meat is supposed to be smooth in texture not look like an old sweater covered in fuzz balls.  This dish is also supposed to have peppers in it bell and chili/jalopeno.  This restaurant provided what was supposed to be pad thai at a multicultural event at the local college and it just looked like swill, hot garbage.  The picture on this page of pad thai looks nothing like what was delivered to the school.  The people who rave about this place need to leave this town if they want to experience real Thai cuisine.  A few suggestions:  Bangkok City in east Dallas, Archie's (yes! Archie's) Thai kitchen in Las Vegas, Bua Thai Cuisine in Washington DC, Thai Flavor in Waldorf Maryland - GO ANYWHERE BUT THIS PLACE!

Pad Thai was great and so was the Asparagus (ordered with shrimp this visit). Everyone loved their order (which is saying something with a group of nine people).  One thing to know ahead of time is that a 15% gratuity is included on all groups of 6 or more and only one check for the table.

I'll be back for sure.

It's been years since I've been to the other location, which I used to love.  Either my tastes have really evolved or this place is not-so-much anymore.  I think it's both.  We went out of our way because I really wanted to eat here.  Needless to say, my husband thought I was crazy.

The Pad Thai was ugly and brown, with no color,veggies, or herbs and had salty flavor.  I had the stir fry with shrimp & veggies.  It was the better dish.  Spring rolls were so-so.