Thai Pepper — Restaurant in Minneapolis

I really wanted to give this place a try as I am happy to see new Thai places in the neighborhood, however when you order for take out and they tell you 15 minutes and you get there and they ask you for what you ordered because they didn't make it, and then they don't apologize or tell you why they need your order again, it probably is best to steer clear from the place which I should have done. Nevertheless I ordered again and waited a total of 45 minutes for the food, no apology from anyone. I can definitely see why there were only 5 people eating there.

I live 7 minutes away and brought the pad see ew home and it was cold and needed to be microwaved and it was very bland. The drunken noodle we ordered at a medium spice level as my wife likes spice, but she couldn't eat it as it was way too spicy. The spring roll tasted very bland and generic and not at all fresh.

I do not expect a place like this for their management to care about this review whatsoever and that is fine, but in the twin cities there are much better places to get Thai food, and my go to is on Chicago Ave. called BaGu Sushi and Thai. Same price, much nicer people working there and much better food that will take up at least 2 meals. I will pay this elsewhere as this is just not the kind of establishment that cares about bad reviews but people should know what they're getting into. ...

The sweet server did her best and I give her all the stars.

The food was the most confusing meal ever.

Chicken Pineapple Fried Rice: More like curry fried rice.

Beef Pad See Ew: It was no sweet. Did not serve with sauce on the side. There was a few pieces of beef in it. There was a piece of lettuce used as decoration under the noodles. When i was eating the noodles, i would taste this weird chemical. Smelt the lettuce, that was it.

Cream Cheese Rolls were small and not worth the price. If the rolls were bigger, it would be worth the price.

Spring Rolls: more like a stump. I was able to eat a roll with two bites. The size was disappointment. It also tasted like they did not wash their vegetables because i could taste the chemical. The sauce was sweet and sour sauce with peanut on top. Why?

When you buy two app and two entree, you get a free drink. The drink wasnt shareable.

I asked for a side of hot sauce, like siracha. I got chilli oil instead. Im also shocked that they did not have pickled jalapeño.

I do think its quite expensive for a N/A drink they serve. They were also out of Chicken Satay at 4pm...

Pretty big disappointment. The Red Curry was very thick and lacked creaminess. We tried two "specials" the seafood pad thai, which was inedible and the pork belly stir fry. The scallops in our pad thai clearly had turned and there was a very unpleasant fishiness to the whole dish. We tossed it. I called to let them know and was told I would get a refund (at $21.50 I would hope so!). Hasnt happened yet. The "crisp" porkbelly was not so crisp but good - would I call it special? No. Lastly the egg rolls were fine and the spring roll was good. I was really hoping for more... Update: Had to call back to get my refund. Still waiting. I miss Best...