Good Day Thai Kitchen and Cafe — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Customer service is terrible for overpriced truly average food, and portions are tiny. I’ve been a few times to give them a chance and 90% of the time, they get my order wrong - usually something is missing, like no chicken in a chicken soup, no boba in a boba tea and when I come back to ask about it they say oh that one doesn’t include this item and they ask to charge me extra for it. Tonight I asked to swap cabbage for bok choy and they accepted, I paid and waited 15 minutes to then asked where my food was and once i did, they only then asked to charge extra for the swap. I declined and had to cancel my order. It was unbelievable that they wouldn’t accept it as their mistake, made me wait yet again and would ask to charge so much for a swap, that I had already paid for. They are unbelievably stingy, rude and the portions are tiny given the price. I’m extremely disappointed, especially given that my husband and I have been regular supporting customers in the...

Food is fine but the portions are crazy small. Ordered tom kha, poh tak, and the cashew nut. When I arrived, I stood at the counter for 10 minutes waiting for someone to help me (with no one in front of me). They were quite busy both dine-in and takeout so I was patient, but after several people behind the counter just continued walking back and forth and I could see several takeout orders on the counter, I was getting increasingly frustrated. I got their attention and the server apologized so I shrugged it off.

But when I got home and opened the bag, I was shocked at the portion size for the cashew nut stir fry. The soups were good but pretty standard. The cashew nut was fine but container was barely half full. Maybe this time was a fluke but pretty disappointing given almost $50...

Overall, a nice & chill Thai restaurant. Great food, nicely served.

I don’t go often to Thai spots, since this one was on my list, I was looking forward to try!

We came on a Sunday for a lunch and it was pretty quiet. We sat outside. They had a few good options, we got Thai dumplings (chicken & veggies), chicken satay, pad thai and pad see ew.

The starts were good. The chicken satay with that peanut sauce was delicious. The pad thai and pad see ew had really nice portions for us - maybe having starters helped make us full faster. But, i still felt like portions were generous. The food was tasty, good in my opinion. Again, not an expert here but it was to my taste.

We left the place satisfied, so I would definitely recommend for anyone around to try. Easy and simple...