Sala Thai — Restaurant in Oklahoma City

this is an elegant thai dining experience. the ambiance is calm and immaculately balanced. one feels at peace inside due to the buddhist decor that promotes peaceful feeling. i was a bit confused about the curry. we had fried spring rolls for appetizer and the small portion only had 3 spring rolls. i had red curry with chicken and it wasnt red in terms of color. my girlfriend had curry also albeit a different type and it was more red than my curry. i asked for 2/5 spiciness and it wasnt spicy at all it was actually very mild in flavor. her curry was 3/5 spiciness and it hardly had any spiciness. the menu was so well written we were expecting a major culinary experience but to my surprise the food was rather underwhelming. both our curry had watery consistency and i am not sure if this is the standard for thai curry. japanese curry is like gravy except thicker in viscosity. indian curry is also thicker in viscosity. strangely the curry here is watery and thin. i enjoyed the dining experience but nothing really impressed me when it comes to the food. the decor and ambiance is five stars and service...

No one from the restaurant could tell me a signature dish for which can be a most popular dish. They could not suggest a noodle, rice or seafood dish either. No Dish they can suggest for a visiting tourist. Service quality was mediocre to bad and staff was borderline impolite. I will not recommend this place for any one at all. They charge for everything even a paper bag, just ridiculous. Their menu says tiger prawn, squid, fried basa etc for seafood dish. Check the photos below showing salad shrimps instead of tiger prawns no other seafood in sight, few random fried fish pieces. Dry pad Thai, very low quality and unhygienic food. Oil smells stale and food microwaved old stock.They need to be inspected by authorities for misrepresenting dish descriptions in the menu and unhygienic food. Just too low in scale to compare with any other restaurants even in this area. Avoid this place at all the cost. Hands down...

Important to mention that they no longer do a lunch buffet. I had never tried it. Instead, there's a rotating menu of $7.95 lunch special items. "Curry of the Day" along with rice, a tiny spring roll, very small salad, and choice of two other items. Small cup of yellow curry chicken was hot and pretty good. Small serving of pad Thai barely warm and okay. Other item, Thai sweet and sour tofu the same. My request re. spice level was completely ignored. Dietitians might say this is a right-size meal, but I'd call it a light lunch. And my sense is management is trying to save a buck at every turn on the lunch deal. I'd say order off the regular menu, go at another time of day, or visit another Thai restaurant. This one may have already seen...