I visited Japan this time and had authentic Thai food that truly tasted like home. The restaurant is lovely, the staff is friendly, and they expertly recommended delicious dishes. The chef works quickly, and overall, I’d rate it 100/10! I highly recommend this place if you’re craving real Thai flavors.

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I’m a bit surprised that this restaurant is so highly rated. We live nearby and this was our second time - unfortunately, not much better than the first time. Virtually everything on the menu is ¥680, which is a bit pricey given the small portions of some of the dishes. I’ve included photos of the entire menu here. The Tomyum Soup was disappointing - overly sugary - maybe intentionally seasoned for a Japanese palette. The fried chicken was pretty good - our favorite dish - as was the spicy fried rice. I wouldn’t recommend the pork neck, a Thai staple, as you get very little actual meat and way too much shredded cabbage garnish. Service was a bit off, but nothing bad. The menu is in English.

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It's near the company, and I've been here many times for lunch! Each time I've ordered a different lunch set meal, and they all taste good, but they're all very spicy. It's tough for people who can't eat spicy food.

A family Thai restaurant that has been there for ever. At last, I stepped in and was pleasantly surprised by the soft-shell crab omelette which contained ample amount of crab meat, as opposed to the scanty oysters usually found in the Teochew oyster pancakes. The Thai tom yam king soup is exceptionally rich in flavour and gave me a sensation of sudden awakening!

I moved to Tokyo mid 2025 and this one is my favorite Thai place so far. The food is delicious, and the volume of ingredients in the pad Thai is generous. The place has a very casual atmosphere that makes you want to go often with friends and chat casually over tasty food and one or two beers.