Just Thai Kitchen - JTK — Restaurant in Boston

I'm sorry to write a mediocre review, but our experience was not great, when we stopped by for lunch on a Sunday afternoon.

The restaurant is conveniently located on a main street, it's not too hard to find parking. The interiors are pleasantly decorated, with comfortable seating.

The first issue is that there's no restroom for customers, not even a small sink to wash your hands. We had to cross the street and use the restrooms at McDonald's...

The self service kiosks only take cards, if you prefer cash you have to go thru the process again at the cashier, inconvenient.

The food was not very enjoyable, a bit too spicy and greasy. And it was serve in disposable containers instead of real dishes and cutlery, although we dined in. Styrofoam plates do not feel good and they're very bad for the environment; paper plates would be better (and real plates would be much better).

Thailand is known as the land of smile and hospitality, but we didn't get any of that here.

Lastly, they did not serve any water even when I asked, you have to buy a bottle.

I hope this will be taken as constructive feedback. It should be easy to improve these aspects so the experience would be much more...

This place is the best! The customer service is always warm and welcoming, and the food is absolutely delicious. While I haven’t tried everything on the menu yet, I always come back for the spring rolls, gyoza dumplings, scallion pancakes, and either the basil or pineapple fried rice — they never disappoint! I have their food almost weekly.

What truly sets this place apart is the heart behind the business. Management generously donated a gift card to support the 29th Annual Mother’s Day Walk for Peace hosted by the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute. It’s clear they care deeply about the community they serve....

I found this place a couple weeks back and decided to try it out since I really enjoy Thai food. The food was actually pretty good. I typically either get the drunken noodles or fried rice. This time I ordered fried rice and I typically like some type of sauce over my rice. I just can't eat it dry. They really tried to charge me for a tiny container of sweet ginger sauce because it typically doesn't come with it. Well OK, that's what I want to eat it with. Simple things like this is what makes restaurants lose customers. Probably won't be returning for something as...