Riceberry Thai — Restaurant in Sudbury

I've been debating whether to write a review for Riceberry for a while now. Part of me wants to keep this gem to myself, but I also want to see them thrive and get the recognition they deserve.

My wife and I are regulars when it comes to ordering delivery from Riceberry, and without a doubt, it’s the best Thai food in the Marlborough area—honestly, probably the best in all of Boston. While we mostly do takeout, we’ve dined in a few times, and I have to say, the food tastes even better when you eat there.

Our go-to order is the Crab Meat Fried Rice, Roti, and Crying Tiger (when we dine in). We've also tried their Crispy Wings and Thai Spicy Wings—just a heads up, the Thai Spicy Wings are hot, but they're packed with incredible flavor.

While their curries are similar to what you’d find at other Thai places, the Crab Meat Fried Rice is truly a standout. It’s one of the best I’ve had, and it’s almost identical to what I’ve had in Thailand—though, to be honest, if they were to add the same amount of crab as you'd find in Thailand, we’d probably be looking at a $50 dish.

All in all, my wife and I are frequent customers, and while we love trying new things, the Crab Meat Fried Rice, Roti, and Crying Tiger will always be our go-to order. Highly...

We ordered Crab Rangoon, Thai Spicy Wings, Drunken Noodles (with beef), Pad Thai (with chicken), and Mango Sticky Rice, and everything was absolutely fantastic. Each dish was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked.

What really stood out was the care they took to accommodate a shellfish and tree nut allergy in our group. Not only did they carefully adjust the recipes as requested, but they even called us after we picked up the order to double-check everything and ensure we felt comfortable. That level of thoughtfulness is rare and deeply appreciated.

We’ll definitely be back, and I highly recommend Riceberry to anyone looking for incredible Thai food with exceptional...

i attempted to bring my grandmother here who uses a wheelchair just to find out there is no way to enter the building without using the stairs. the worker told me that the ramp is connected to the other side of the building but that they havent been able to use it for 1.5 years since the restaurant on that side of the building was closed. so the restaurant just has not been ADA accessible for 1.5 years???? They denied service to my grandmother simply because she needs a wheelchair and cant...