Thai Café

I ate here for the first time and I felt like there were a lot of mixed feelings. At some points I found the place worthy of four stars but then it'd fluctuate to three. I'd give this place a three and a half. To start, the service was more than fairly decent. The food I ordered was quite delish however my parents did not like their dishes. The chicken satay was pretty well done and the thai dumplings were good too. I ordered the massaman curry with my choice of chicken for the entree. My mom ordered tom yum soup and my dad ordered drunken noodles. My entree was quite delicious, the portion was pretty big which I thought was a fair trade. The beef in both of my parents' dishes were awfully rubbery and extremely chewy. My dad complained that the drunken noodles were too sweet. The pricing was pretty dang expensive too as compared to other thai restaurants where we could have gotten more of something for a cheaper value (the appetizers in particular). Therefore, I felt as if I couldn't give this place all four stars.

Love, the food - my fave is the Nam Tok.  I've been a satisfied customer since 2003.

I've been coming here for a few years now.  I've never had a bad experience.  I know food taste is subjective, but everything I've ordered tasted just right.  Service is pretty good.  It's nice and cozy and often quiet.  So if you want a low key environment with good Thai food, I would recommend dining here.