Number One Thai Fusion — Restaurant in Bountiful

Went here with some friends to try a local Thai Restaurant. It was terrible! This location is huge, so many tables. It looked like there was a sushi bar as well. I couldn’t find sushi on the menu though, so maybe it’s only operating on certain days or times. All meals are served with a side salad with a peanut type dressing. This dressing was really good! I really liked this salad. One of my friends ordered the crab & cheese wantons & he really liked them. I ordered the Veggie Lo Mein. It was probably the best dish out of all of them. The sauce was very flavorful like normal Lo Mein noodles are. My sister ordered the Drunken Noodles, with a spice level of 4 out of 5. It was so terrible! It had zero spice level & just tasted like vegetable oil. It was so oily. She didn’t even end up eating this because it was so bad and flavorless. My friend ordered the Fried Rice & said the same thing about spice, there was zero spice in this dish, no flavoring, very bland. Other tables around us had a little spice tray that was brought out to them but we weren’t offered that. I’m not sure if we were supposed to add our own spice. Seemed very odd to have to do that though. Dishes were way overpriced for what they were. We definitely would not...

It was just a chilly Tuesday afternoon, and we wanted to celebrate my darling coworkers birthday. We entered super excited because we love Thai food and we have never been. It was nostalgic because we seen the Sizzler bar in the corner as this used to occupy that building. I do love that they utilize the bar as storage for plates and such but that may have been the cause of what was to come next. As our food arrived to the table we were super excited because the salad was very yummylicious. But perhaps we were too excited because it appears someone had been shedding. Whether it was from the dishes being in an open area, or someone is experiences early onset alopecia.... not one but two of our dishes had two strands of hair in it. I didn't know we were dining with chubaka. I'm very as this unfortunate event as the soup did taste yummy. We were fortunately relieved of our financial obligation to this meal we could not complete. Do not know if we will ever return. Must see employees with hairnets on going. Very not demure. Very not cutesy. If you made it to the end of this review just don't even risk it. Thank you for reading...

We really liked the food. And there is a lot to eat on each plate. The restaurant is huge— the old Sizzler building. The place was packed with people too. The menu is enormous. We got the pad Thai in egg and the pad Thai love nest. We also got the cream puffs - can’t remember what they are officially called. They are an appetizer- very good! So here’s the issue- the service was very slow. We waiting about a half hour for the food and was then served the wrong dishes and appetizer. So we waited again. The staff was very friendly but admitted they didn’t speak English very well so it was hard to communicate our order and the issue with receiving the wrong plates. Once we finished the correct meals (almost- I ordered beef with mine but it arrived with seafood so I just went along with it), we waited another 20 mins for the bill and found they had the wrong appetizer on the bill- thankfully it was the same cost. So, quite unorganized. But the food is pretty darn good. They had done a great job converting the old restaurant into the new one. Food smelled great when walking in. All in all it was a good experience and one we...