Pad Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Sheridan

Not the best quality Thai food and their Chinese options were awful. I placed an order to go. I did not want to butcher the language so I ordered based on the menu numbers. The person on the phone didn't know the dishes by number... no problem. I completed my order and was told it would be an hour. I ordered red curry, bibimbap, mongolian beef, and orange chicken. So two Thai dishes and two Chinese dishes.

A little over an hour I went in for my pick up. I was not greeted by any of the 4 staff around. Awkwardly I waited.. eventually a wait staff came over and checked what i needed. She had to go to check the kitchen 2x to see if it were done. She then said they are working on it right now. I sat at the counter and waited.

The dining room was strange. Not really what you would expect from a Thai restaurant. They seemed pretty busy and the food coming out smelled really good!

1.5 hours after ordering, my food finally came out and I left. When I got in my car I checked to see if everything was included and it was. The food however was room temperature. There is no way that they had just made it in the 30 minutes I was waiting. After driving home, and microwaving our meals, the food was mediocre at best.

I figured the timing being off was due to being a new resturant, etc, but the food was not great. The owners of this restaurant also own a few other Thai restaurants in wyoming, so there is really no excuse for that other than just not great recipes.

Over all I dont recommend, but if you do go stick to only Thai dishes, as the "Chinese options were absolutely terrible. Over the cost was over priced as well for the portion sizes you get. Not a great experience to...

rating based on the following: our server was very good, friendly and efficient. I ordered the Mongolian Beef & it came several minutes before my friends Dancing Shrimp. It was already lukewarm, so I started to eat. It was extremely salty for my taste, so I told our server I could not eat it for flavor and health reasons. The older woman came over & proceeded to tell me in a harsh tone there was "nothing wrong with it, that is the way it is made, very else likes it, I could not get anything else, I had to pay for it, they could not afford to give their food away" & argue with me. I nicely told we could argue all day, I still could not eat it & I would eat my rice & drink my tea. She went to the kitchen and we could hear loud voices. She came back and offered me another meal. I tried the Dancing Shrimp, which was delicious. As we were leaving, I commented I was not sure I would try the restaurant again. Her comment was, that's okay, you are just one the one person. I hope she was just having a bad day, however, we were the first lunch customers of that one. Prices are reasonable, place is clean, - suggest you ask about the salt levels & only complain if feel like you want to argue. I debated in high school & college and this gal is a...

The food was okay. Nothing was bad, but everything seemed overly sweet and bland for Thai food. This was the only Thai restaurant I have ever been to that doesn't give you the option to increase the spiciness of your dish. I ordered an entree that claimed it was served with chili paste, so even though I wasn't given a heat option, I was confident that I would still enjoy it. Unfortunately, the heat level came back as zero. Nothing there. I'm wondering if the paste was made from bell peppers instead?

The service was atrocious, except for the speed. Everything was quick, but that's because they were determined to turn over as many customers as possible that night. The first person to take our drink order forgot what we wanted, and the second person to take the drink order told me I wasn't able to get green tea without boba pearls in it, so we all just stuck to water.

When it was time to pay the bill, the waiter gave us a lecture on reading the terms and conditions...