Soho Food Park — Restaurant in Holladay

Fast-pleasant service, Suzy works inside the truck, she's a reserved-quiet person, highly likeable, her genuine friendly smiles when she handled me the cup was a positive-wonderful experience.

The food was hot, ordered Khai Kao Noodles $12, the broth of coconut-lime-curry filled the air, tender generous portion of chicken, crispy noodles on top, soft noodles on bottom, broth is thick and just the right texture; the entire serving portion is big for your bucks; ate a lot for lunch and still have a good portion of leftovers for dinner.

In all honesty, for the big portion of food $10-$12 is not pricey considered it's hot-fresh delicious authentic Thai dishes. Patrons pay the same in the valley whether indoor-outdoor restaurants and pizza chains, including the mall's food courts fast-foods. You get the real deal of fresh served meals at Suzy's food truck, just can't beat it. With cost of living, gas fuel spiked, grocery costs went up, Suzy's Thai food lunch-dinner is more than fair; not pricey.

Running a food truck business or serving mall foods at food court, including restaurants is a tough business. They pay a much higher sales tax bracket to the Utah State Tax Commission, than retailers/merchants sales tax. If you think you're paying too much for a delicious authentic meal $10-$12, think again if you're wearing their shoes.

They run your card on Square, quick-fast, easy does it.

Suzy and her husband are nice folks. Without question, will return and I will share with families/friends to try Suzy's Thai Food ! When I posted the Khai Kao Noodle pic images on my Instagram, to my surprise, many of my friends had already tried it and LOVED it!

Will return again and again.............Thank You !

Service: 5 stars Food portion: 10 stars Broth texture: 5 stars Chicken portion: 5 stars Taste: 10 stars Serving size: 10 stars generous portion Presentation: 5...

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