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"This is some SERIOUSLY SPICY food! We tried medium (level 2 of 4) and it was what many other places would call hot. That being said, the flavors were really good! I liked the Pad Thai, but I plan to try one of the many other dishes next time. My husband has a dilemma, because the Chef's Special was so good he's afraid he might not find another dish with such a wonderful combination of flavors. The clear soup is some of the best we've had anywhere. The crab Rangoon is sweet and creamy, a bit different from any we've had before, but very addictive. Servings of the entrees were really generous and made great leftovers."

"Saturday lunch, I tried Thai Garden Restaurant in Leo Crossing. It is in a strip near Nolt's. Pictured below, is Pimpa from Bangkok, Thailand. She has been following my page for a little while and invited me to come see her. I'm so glad I did. I started off with an order of crab rangoon (how do you not?) It came with four pieces along with sweet and sour sauce. They were very full and definitely real crab instead of the junk some places sell. They came out smoking hot and fantastic. The sweet and sour sauce is a little more sour than sweet. Different than I'm used to, so it's worth mentioning. My entree came with a chicken broth soup. It was also served steaming hot. It looks similar to what you get at a hibachi restaurant, but a totally different flavor. Really good stuff. My main dish, Pad Won Sen, comes with crystal noodles, carrots, broccoli, bead sprouts, a little bit of egg, and almost any meat choice with no additional charge. You can pick a beef, chicken, pork, or shrimp for the same price. For $2 more, you can get the seafood one with scallop, muscle, and shrimp together. I ordered mine medium heat, which means something a little different at each business. This dish definitely was right at the peak of what I could handle heat wise without being inedible. It came out steaming hot (video below) and obviously spicy hot as well. It's one of my favorite dishes to get at Thai restaurants. The building wasn't over decorated, but enough to not feel plain. The tables and chairs are in great shape as well. If you notice in the pictures, the corner that looks like a small bar rail, that is supposed to be a little sushi bar soon. I can't wait to see how that turns out. I appreciate them having pictures of each menu item next to the description. It helps people so much when they're deciding if they want to try something new or different. Pimpa took great care of me, and is a total sweetheart. If you visit, tell her I sent you. #onforkstoforks #foodie #thaifood #asianfood"

"The service is outstanding and endearing! My husband loves the curry and I try something different everytime and I'm never disappointed. Don't sleep on this hidden gem in Leo Crossing!"

"Authentic Thai food, A menu with delicious choices of proteins,meats,seafood and vegetables. Choose your spice no heat mild, medium,hot and Thai hot. This quaint welcoming fresh and clean Thai restaurant is the place to eat. If you want AUTHENTIC THAI food or SUSHI AND AN ICE COLD THAI BEER, I highly recommend eating here! This restaurant will not and does not disappoint. Located at Leo crossing in fort Wayne you will be delighted. The owners take pride in the food they make and serve and it shows! See the menu and pictures I have included."

"The soup is simple but flavorful. We ordered crab rangoon. Also Pad Thai & Pad Met MaMung. You can choose your meat for dish and spice level and stays same price. Best Thai food in the city. This was our 2nd time in. Will definitely be back as regulars!"