Not authentic Thai food. Ordered papaya salad, tom yum with chicken, garlic chicken wings, beef larb, and pad see ew. Also sticky rice and jasmine rice on the side.

Papaya salad was very salty. Lacked balance of sweet, sour, spicy, & umami. It only tasted salty and a tad sweet. Disappointing.

The tom yum lacked the seafood and traditional nam prik pao (thai chili paste) taste that usually embodies the dish. There was also NO mushrooms in the soup. Instead, there was pineapple which was odd to me. The chicken was very dry even though it was in the soup.

Garlic chicken wings were heavily breaded and had NO garlic flavor. The meat was also chewy rather than tender.

Beef larb only had a strong toasted rice flavor at first bite. It needed more sweetness and sour to even be enjoyable.

Pad see ew was waay too sweet. A little more soy and oyster sauce would’ve made the dish better. It just tasted like sweet noodles. Wasn’t very enjoyable and didn’t taste as authentic as traditional pad see ew.

The side of sticky rice and jasmine rice was disappointing. It’s enough for a child to eat. Not worth the price for the amount that was served.

If it weren’t for the fact that this was my only meal I had at the end of the day, I wouldn’t have eaten most of it. I had to ask for extra limes, sugar, & pepper just to season things enough for me to at least eat.

Servers were friendly and nice. Atmosphere is very casual and welcoming, yet the lighting made it hard to read the menu. I had to use my phone flashlight to figure out what to order. The tiny font on the menu didn’t help either. Also, the random music genre threw off the vibe of a “Thai restaurant”.

Kudos to the cute decor and pretty cocktails, but I won’t be coming back for dinner. Maybe only for just a drink or two.