I've been on the hunt for a Tom Yum soup made w/out tomatoes involved (basically less sweet and more lemongrass sour), and although Zo's does have'em, it was still a tasty Tom Yum. Decent spice level and a healthy amount of soup. I liked that they used mushrooms, as not all places do.
I ordered to-go, and the order was ready exactly when they told me it would be. May have to stop in again and try some curry, as that seems to be the bulk of their Thai offerings.
I am giving one star since I have had a change of heart from my last visit.
I used to love this place, and the Thai dishes, and soups are amazing. Very reasonable prices as well. The waitstaff is usually amazing.
Last time I went, I brought a friend with confidence. It was a date! Nightmare happened. He wanted SUSHI.. we ordered a LOT.
It came out 45 minutes later, warm, Avocado was brown, it was a mess. I was assured that it would be okay until about 4 pieces in. I stopped eating and tried to redeem my ignorance of bad sushi with eating an ungodly amount of ginger. I paid the consequences... it was too late.
Immediately (20 minutes after my stomach did a cartwheel) I broke into sweats. Ran to the bathroom and didn't leave for 24 hours. Food poisoning. My date was sick too. We actually called the health department for possible mercury poisoning (though I found out later it takes a lot more than one exposure to get) Nonetheless. I had a metallic taste in my mouth and didn't feel back to normal for about 48 hours.
It took all of that for them to agree to refund us our money.
I am not normally a complainer, but just beware.
Just awful. Our first sushi roll came out missing half of the ingredients. The 2nd one came out and it had no eel sauce. The salmon on both was old and rubbery, so I peeled it off and cooked it at home. Â So sad.
The thai was ok. I got massuman with chicken. The chicken is breast meat, but the sauce was bland and runny. And too much peanuts! Also we got skimped on rice.
We won't be back.
This location used to be a Noodles & Co., then a Korean Sushi place. Â Now, being billed as a Sushi and Thai restaurant, the partner and I decided to have lunch here yesterday, after getting a haircut nearby. Â The place is run by Thai folks, and we ordered Thai dishes, so can't comment on their sushi offerings, but we loved our lunch.
Zo is very clean, comfortable, contemporary and upscale-looking inside the unassuming strip mall location, with a VERY friendly staff. Â Their lunch menu is attractive and very inexpensive, where you can order a salad, soup and entree for $6.95 or thereabouts. Â Plate presentations were modern and thoughtful with smiling service and everything was very fresh and tasty. Â I had a green curry with shrimp, steamed rice, a starter salad with a delicious vinaigrette and miso soup. Â My companion had the drunken noodles with chicken and the same salad and soup. Â We decided to try a couple of desserts, so we opted for Thai donuts (deep fried dough drizzled with condensed milk) and a good coconut flan.
They do serve beer, wine and cocktails here; I noticed they offer good happy hour deals for cocktails, beer and sushi from 4-6...I'll have to check it out next time. Â We normally go to Thai Flavor in Aurora when in the mood for Thai, but this place has me thinking twice about that; we'll definitely be back.
Check these guys out: great food, great service, nice ambiance and inexpensive; what else do you need to know?
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