Really good food! We did take out and we really enjoyed the basil fried rice and curries!

A decent Thai spot with a reasonably priced lunch menu. The green curry is flavorful, though not particularly memorable. The chicken satay was slightly dry, but I enjoyed the Pad Thai, which offered good taste and value for the portion size. Overall, a solid choice for a quick lunch.

Thai food in Central Square! This place is tucked away on a side street near the busyness of Central Square and it's one of my go-to spots for Thai food in the Boston and Cambridge area. Good for when I'm looking for a casual meal by myself or with a few friends, and if you can catch the lunch time prices it's very worth it. On surface level, the atmosphere seems a little more than casual (low lighting plus full table service with a small drink menu), but the experience and food are comparable to what you'd see at other casual and takeout Thai spots. Whenever I go, I always see the same woman running the front-of-house, and she is always very hospitable and quick to bring the food out. Additional notes -- it's my favorite place to get spicy pad thai.

I got the spicy panang curry to go, with chicken, and I really enjoyed it! The spice level was perfect , creamy sauce, the vegetables could have been cooked a little bit better, green beans were a little undercooked. Paired this with brown rice, to decrease the high glycemic load of white rice, and it was delicious! It's very easy to order online, directly from the restaurant's website, And the food was ready in under 20 minutes!

The service was good; our waiter was very friendly and attentive! This is an unassuming Thai restaurant that satisfied our cravings for some good food, though I admit that most times, you can't go wrong with any Thai restaurant. I also appreciated how they had so many protein options on the menu (chicken, beef, salmon, duck, halibut, etc). I personally loved my pad thai, as it was tangy and flavorful. My girlfriends loved their basil and chili dishes! The only reason for the 4 stars is that one of them ordered a Thai tea, and while it was okay, it tasted artificially sweet and not as authentic as other places. Overall, would recommend this place if you're in the area and want some dependable Thai cuisine.

Good neighborhood stop for your Thai food cravings. I had forgotten how good their Beef Pad See Yew is - very generous with the meat and veggies. We usually get other items from here - the Shrimp Pad Thai is our usual go-to, and the papaya salad and chicken satay (plump and juicy skewers paired with sweet chili and peanut sauces) are other favorites. Lately we've also been getting the potato puffs (reminiscent of North Indian samosas and Malaysian curry puffs) and scallion pancakes (eternal crowd pleaser in my household) too. I also enjoy the various curries- can't go wrong with the green curry and Massaman curry, in my opinion. Ying, who is the sole server in the restaurant, is pleasant and efficient. Food is authentic and consistently fresh and delicious.

A wonderfully cozy Thai restaurant tucked into a corner of central square! I highly recommend the noodle dishes (pad woon sen and duck noodle soup) which are flavorful and great for sharing! Service is always speedy, and friendly. The only downside is that the jungle beef curry was a bit tough and watery.

The prices here are quite reasonable even after inflation. I placed a to-go order for chicken satay ($8.95), seafood madness ($16.95), and spicy pad thai ($12.45). I like how you can customize your preferred spicy levels for the entree dishes. My favorite was the chicken satay which was quite a big portion for its price. The chicken was not dry at all and was full of delicious lemongrass flavor. It came with two sauces which were both on the sweet side. The seafood madness was packed with seafood and came in a thick sauce. There were a lot of veggies like onions, mushrooms, and bell peppers. The sauce had a lot of umami flavor but I wouldn't have minded if it had even more seasoning. I thought the pad thai was decent. The portion was good and could be split into two meals if you are not hungry. I wish the scallions were more crunchy though-- they were on the mushy side. Overall, this is a solid spot to satisfy a craving for Thai food that won't break your wallet.