Thai Thai — Restaurant in Lubbock

I was told that this place had good food. This was my first visit to this place and my last! They have their menu posted on the wall with the number (#38), name, and ingredients listed below. The dish I ordered came out with things in it that make me physically sick. When I took the dish up to the counter....thinking it was someone else's....I was told.... no...that is what you ordered. I pointed out that it had cilantro and noodles in it, but those items aren't listed. I was told that I had to pay for another dish. I pointed out that the cilantro and noodles aren't listed in the description and was told that they don't have enough room on the board to list everything. Really? They wanted me to ask for a dish to be made with things that weren't suppose to be in it in the first place and then pay for it...

I loved how the menu had pictures accompanied with the name of the dish. The pictures were really helpful for understanding what you're ordering. And they were accurate representations of what you'd get.

I ordered a shrimp broth with rice (can't recall the name, number 35) and it was really good! There was way more shrimp packed in the bowl than I was expecting. I was really satisfied with my meal. I really appreciated the herbs used to make the food as well.

I went with a diverse party of 6 and everyone else enjoyed their meal. We did get our food at different times but that didn't bother anyone.

The sticky rice dessert was great but Ive had better Thai tea. Another critism I had was that you can tell the owner is very stingy. There were signs warning you not to take too many chopsticks and other things that...

We tried out Thai Thai on a bit of a whim, craving Thai food and not being able to get through over the phone to another of the local Thai restaurants. We had trouble finding a readable, accurate menu online (facebook page was our best bet, but small blurry print made things difficult still). Even so, we got the Pad Kee Mao with pork, the Tom Ka Kai (chicken), and the Panang Curry with beef. All were very delicious--the Tom Ka Kai would only be enjoyable if you like the strong taste of lemongrass. But you could absolutely tell that everything was fresh, homemade, and authentic. We did pick-up, everything was ready in the time they said it would be, and very delicious. It satisfied our craving for Thai food, and we will be back. Portions are not as big as some places we've been, but for the price it...