Thai Taste — Restaurant in San Antonio

Ordered through Door Dash. Ordered egg rolls, large wonton soup, and a Thai tea.

The egg rolls were pretty tasty and I liked the sauce that came with them, but the menu said they came with 5 and I only received 4. Four was plenty, don't get me wrong, but I felt like I paid for 5 and didn't get what I paid for.

The wonton soup was not good. Not sure if it's just the way the ordering was set up on Door Dash or what, but it said 5.00 next to the large option, a small was 3.50. so I thought it was only a 1.50 more, and I thought I would just get a large, thst way I can just save the rest for dinner along with a couple egg rolls. However, it actually cost 8.50. Which was fine, since I considered I'm probably getting double anyway. Not so. While the soup did come in a large container, the only thing I got more of was the broth and a ton of bean sprouts. I only got 5 quarter-sized wontons and just as flat. There's was hardly any meat at all. And the meat tasted old anyway. Needless to say, I couldn't finish it. The broth didn't taste bad, but the wontons were awful.

I also ordered a Thai tea, which I also wasn't impressed with. It tasted watered-down. I love Thai tea, it is probably my favorite drink of all, but I found it hard to finish, as it mostly tasted like sugar water mixed with a small bit of cream.

Maybe it was an off day judging by the large amount of good reviews, but there was just so much bad with my order that I probably won't order...

This is an honest review. I came in excited and optimistic because someone told me it was awesome. I do not judge on appearance because I have been to Thailand and have eaten at some great places that looked run down and unsafe to eat. Id like to start that their menu is quite limited, I expected to see more seafood soups and authentic entrees. We ordered spring rolls, yellow curry and pad Thai. The spring rolls are ok. I was expecting a great sauce but instead it was a sticky goo-like sauce. The wrapping was thicker than usual, had never had it. And I will add I never saw that type of wrap in Thailand. The curry had a good taste but was runny, the chicken was a little dry & the potatoes mushy. The pad Thai was "weak" and was somewhat slimy. It was tasteless. I would not come here again. For a quick lunch with typical commercialized Thai food it's perfect because it's fast and portion size is good. Service is prompt and good. If you want amazing Thai Food go to Sawsadee, they have literally brought the taste of Thailand to...

It was decent, thought it was going to be better by the amount of good reviews and a little cheaper considering the location and Google priced it with a single $. Portion was a little lacking, but that is coming from a fat san antonian and I came pretty hungry. I don't know much about thai, obviously I only order chicken pad thai at most places. It was neither better nor any worse than any place I go to. Probably going to stick to pei wei, it's the same price, I like the portion size better, and it taste a little better. I would maybe recommend it if I had gotten a bigger plate, but wouldn't drive out of my way to try it out. Service was subpar, I didn't find my pad thai spicy enough so I thought she would come back and see if I needed anything but I pretty much finished my plate before I got agitated enough to yell across the restaurant where my waitress was sitting talking to her coworker to ask for some hot oil. I knew I should of went to the Pho place up the street at wurzbach and evers, I would of left very full...