This is a small family run Thai place on Stirling road. It's a great little place with very good Thai food. The decor is very simple maybe a it outdated but very comfortable and as others said the hostess is super sweet. Â Lunch menu is very good at a reasonable price. Give it a try you won't be disappointed.
Review Source:Wow, wow, wow, wow...by far the best Thai I've had in a long time ....the hostess a shining example of positivity and passion for the art of Thai food...Everything we ordered was true perfection , the pad Thai was the petfect consistency and the peanut dressing spot on....An absolute must !!!!!!
Review Source:I have been coming to this gem in the town of Davie for years. A Thai is owned and operated by a thai family so you know it is legit. The restaurant itself is tiny, no more than 15 tables and the interior is a little tacky, but extremely clean. Upon walking in you are greeted as if you are family. "HELLO SWEETIE" is the first thing you hear from the thai auntie you never had.
I have tried many things on their menu and have yet to be dissatisfied. The quintessential dishes: pad thai, fried rice and various curries are all amazing. That being said, EVERYTHING on the menu is authentic and delicious and I recommend breaking out of that pad thai shell and to try something new. The fried shrimp with sweet and spicy sauce is probably my favorite appetizer there along with the tom yum soup. If you are feeling brave and like heat, order it "thai spicy". You'll earn A Thai street cred along with some respect from auntie.
Some reviewers said service can be on the slow side. Well, what do you expect with one chef and one person who hosts, serves and cleans? Everything to come out within 10 minutes? Get real! Considering all that, I feel the service is timely. Add that to the great value and delicious recipes at satisfying portions, you've got one of the best thai restaurants in south florida.
Our new favorite Thai restaurant!!!!!
My hands down favorite is the panang curry. Great with chicken, beef, and pork! Will have to try the shrimp ;)
Hubby likes red curry and anything with lots of veggies.
Shrimp wonton things have great flavor, as does the Tom Kha soup.
There is only one thing not worth ordering, and they are these sweet fried noodley things. They are like frankenberries on crack.
The dishes come mild and you can ask for a "spice caddy" and you get awesomeness...ground peanuts (not hot), gunpowder (a VERY VERY spicy powder), these tiny peppers that are super hot in fish sauce, and a red chili paste. Go with a dash of the powder!
If you go on a weekend night, do not be in a hurry...whether there is 1 or 10 full tables, there is only 1 waitress....the owner! She is awesome!
And the prices - lunches at 6 bucks and dinner under 10, appetizers at 3-5 can't be beat!
This place is great! The one waitress, is one of the owners, but she's SUPER Sweet, and loves to chat and calls Everyone "Honey". So it's like having your own mama at the restaurant! :)
Lunchtime, she's pretty good at hussling around, so that you can be in and out in an Hour... Dinner is pretty laid back, so be patient, but the food is always fresh. She has great recommendations, if you have never had thai food or are just not sure what you are craving, she's wonderful.
(She's super sweet, and i can't recall her name right now...)
At lunchtime - you always get a cup of chicken and rice soup.
But the best app is the Wrapped Shrimp. It's these wonton like pork and shrimp fried triangles. with the sweet chili sauce for dipping.
The shrimp-sour-and sweet soup Tom Yum gai is good too.
The dishes are all good. we usually get: Â
Pad Thai (You can get Tofu, shrimp, or chicken... the only silly thing is - you can't have tofu and shrimp or chicken... no combo's of meat... they just "Don't do that". and it's possibly to not contaminate the pans that cook the vegetarian dishes... but still... )
the Curries are all good, and Pepper steak are good too.
CC's are accepted only over 10 dollars. so bring cash if you are having lunch. lunch is usually  less than that.
You don't want to go here in a hurry but you definitely want to go. The food is here awesome. Its a little small so you should call if you are a party of 5 or more. There is only one server and she is one of the owners. So like I said don't be in a hurry. We started with the Wrapped Shrimp and some crispy noodles. The noodles weren't my favorite but my friend loved them. The shrimp were good and the chili dipping sauce was tasty. We ordered Pad Thai, Coconut Chicken Curry, and one other dish. The food was incredible. Everything was full of spice and flavor, and if you want things a little spicier you can ask for the Spice Caddy. Over all i really liked this place and if I weren't so hungry and the food didn't come out so slow i would probably give this place all 5 stars.
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