Thai Spoon Restaurant

"Loved the spice on their Drunken noodles!( obviously we went for Thai HOT) Coming from Seattle , I have an extremely high bar for Thai food. Thai spoon didn’t disappoint. It checked all the boxes( quick service, wholesome Thai food, modest prices). While I wouldn’t rate it as high as my usual Thai places back in Seattle, I still would call it a solid option for any person who would like to immerse in Thai cuisine locally."

"We got Tom Yum Soup with shrimp, and we got Pad Thai with chicken. We got medium spice on both and wish we got spicer, though flavors really came through. We came on a Thursday, right at opening. It was empty but filled up real quick. Service was fantastic with very friendly staff who were attentive, though it got busy."

"Friendly Staff and Decent Food! The fried tofu is so crispy and the satay paired with the sauce was a great starter. The generous portion of the main dishes made all of us feel fulfilled. We visited on a weekend and this business was bustling! Not only were there a lot of people dining in, there were some people coming to pick up huge bags of take-out."

"Place was pleasantly busy but not busy around 1pm. I ordered the Drunken Noodles with medium spicy, which disappointed on heat. I would hardly call it spicy. The egg rolls were nice and crispy. The side salad was good with the sesame oil. They sold out of the Chrysanthemum Iced Tea, but I opted for the Thai tea. That was on a bit on the sweeter side but very good over all. I’m coming back to try something else next time."