Thai Street Food — Restaurant in Fargo

WOW. The cook doesn't know how to cook Thai food. I cooked Thai in 3 places and worked in 4. This stuff was the worst Thai food I'd ever eaten. Ok, let's break it down. 1=The white rice was way overcooked. How hard is it to cook rice? 2= the 'Red Curry' was Red only in Color. See, you get this stuff in a paste and add things to enhance it. Coconut milk is a component- this one had so much coconut milk that it made the curry flavorless. 3= How can a curry sauce w/ a few carrots and some peppers be an item? Why wouldn't it have a protein already in it? So you get one of the meat items and have to use that as a pick w/ the curry to get something with red curry? haha, which might be fine if it was any good. 4= I've never had Pad Thai so sweet. Like sickeningly sweet. It should have just a hint of sweet- this was like the only flavor OF the noodles?! Then, I sat and thought- are they cooking it this way b/c it's Fargo and these people don't know Thai food? My conclusion was, even if they didn't= they couldn't have possibly enjoyed this. I ate very little, went to Chins= and bought and ate a 3 combo. So, I spent 25 bucks on Leann Chins for lunch, lol. Well, it's a 12 dollar lesson I'll never repeat. The glowing reviews might be people who don't know- but I didn't eat hardly any of it, after spending 12 on it- you do what you like. Won't ever be back. (I didn't ask for my $$ back, I just wrote it off as a one...

I have eaten here numerous times, by myself and with my family. Every time is a true dining experience. I've been in food and industry for over two decades, worked in nearly every type of restaurant in every corner of the country, and have eaten literally thousands of places in my life. Thousands of crab rangoons later, I have found the best that I have ever been fortunate enough to eat. Everything here is on another level. You can tell that the recipes came from generations culinary knowledge that cannot be surpassed in the food court by anyone, nor am I currently able to find another place in town that I enjoy dining at as much as here. Give them a chance, try anything as everything there is spectacular, if you have an aversion to spice just double check because one or two things have a little bit. The rest is good for my. My black pepper is too much...

I've heard great things about Thai street food and finally had the opportunity to check it out. There was a line up of pre-made food but for a Saturday night at 6:30pm, some of the bins appeared to have been sitting for some time or near empty. I really would have liked to try the red curry, but that was empty. The staff was suggesting items and helpful.

I had ordered off the menu and got one of my favorite Thai dishes, pad see ew with chicken and a Thai iced tea. The food was prepared quickly. The flavor was delicious. Although, I was expecting sautéed chicken cooked with the pad see ew and not fried chicken pieces atop the noodles. The tea was great.

The customer service was great and friendly. I would return again to try...