Asya Restaurant — Restaurant in Redwood City

Ordered the seafood pad thai, portions were tiny, and bill was pricey. Took a few bites and realized the scallops had gone bad. Not a slight ammonia taste, but a rancid flavor and smell that I could taste and smell thru the strong spices. How the chef who prepares raw fish for a living didn't catch it is beyond me. I pointed it out to the waiter quietly as I did not want to spook any other sit down customers. The chef and waiter bickered for a minute, before the chef came to take a smell of my unedible dish. He then offered me four dollars off my 27 or so dollar plate of rancid pad thai. I told him I took 2 bites and was worried about getting sick, as is the case with rancid shell fish. He countered at a seven dollar discount, I declined and payed full price with my promise to him I would never return after dining there once a month for a year or so. I do not have to tell you what followed that night. Missed two days of work with food poisoning. Not too happy about my...

I've been eating here occasionally for the past 2+ years, and the Thai menu items have gotten REALLY good. I think that the quality is up to the level of Erawan which closed in Redwood City about a year ago. Lately all of the Thai items I've ordered have been consistently good, and the prices are quite reasonable. I haven't eaten anything on the Japanese part o fthe menu in at least a year because the Thai food has...

Food was really good. Was a bit crowded but got in without to much of a wait on a Saturday night. Had both sushi and Thai dishes with 4 people family style and we enjoyed them all. Crazy monkey and lion king rolls and drunken noodles and Panang curry. Mixed up our drink order and forgot the edamami and rice otherwise would have...