Ruby Thai Kitchen — Restaurant in Trumbull

This place is a joke for real Thai food! They are just selling similar Chinese food, worst than the one across the hall called China Max. This Ruby Thai is very tasty and I guess they used a lot of MSG, also they are now offering a 50% off on bubble tea from Ramen360...? I guess both stores belonged to a same owner! Their staffs forced me to try their sample bite every time when I entered the food terrence...too sad I see other people tried hard to take a bypass deliberately, hoping to avoid these "sample guys"! NOT REAL THAI FOOD and don't bother to try, or simply go to China Max since they have been doing business in Trumbull Mall for quite long time already...and you might want to go to those real bubble tea shops like the Black Pearl, Bubbleholic or T-Swirl...100 times better than what this place offered from their Ramen360! Stay away from this...

Just tried this on my way home, last night.

I really enjoyed the samples, so I grabbed an order of the Pad Thai chicken, a side of veggies, and an order of steamed dumplings. I also had an egg roll, which was good. The chicken was crispy and flavorful, it's also on the sweeter side, like an orange chicken or some General Tso, depending on where you go.

The food looked, smelled, and tasted delicious! I'm also very glad to have a pad thai option in this area.

I will agree that the food has a certain level of greasiness/favor. I wouldn't necessarily want that to be completely cut out. However, my suggestion would be for them to start using the plastic to-go containers, which shouldn't cause as bad of a leakage issue for customers doing carry-out.

I look forward to going back for maybe the honey chicken and pad thai noodles.

I spent just...

Loved the food. Had the Honey glazed chicken, the bbq chicken, and the general Taos chicken with white rice. Also got the fried dumplings with a free egg roll for buying over $5 worth from their sister location; the "poke n' ramen 360" stand.

The staff were kind and friendly and patient as well considering their location. We even bantered a bit Wich is rare for most Asian/Chinese restaurants in a mall setting.

The atmosphere was buzzing and fairly good considering this was at a mall with a rather cramped layout for its food court (and the fact that it was across from and next to their competition).

Tldr: I'd recommend eating here as well as the poke n' ramen 360...