We ordered five different dishes and two drinks and they were all delicious. The staff was very friendly, and it was a very nice atmosphere. There’s quite a few seats, and the room is spacious, so it’s comfortable, even with several people.

+1

I came here expecting a nice Thai meal, but unfortunately my experience was disappointing. The dish I ordered looked completely different from the picture on the menu. The meat served was pork, but it was basically all fat and bones with almost no real meat. The flavor was not very good either, far from what I was expecting.

Unique menu with a lot of selections not offered in other Thai restaurants e.g. the hoomoku-tare (steamed egg with seafood). The portions were a little small and we were surprised they charge otooshi (table charge) when they served up this flavoured egg dish at the start. The rice paper rolls were OK, and fried rice noodles with sauce (kuitio-ranaa) was a little bland but the noodles were fried really well and served piping hot. The hoomoku-tare was the highlight, really tasty. The Thai milk tea was especially good. Personally I prefer Saigon at Kamimachi station.

+3

The staff can speak english! That was a plus point. But the thai food is way better in Isaan across the street / mangotree. I don’t think they cook authentic thai food here. But maybe more suitable with Japanese taste. The fried banana deserves a mention. It’s crispy on the outside, not oily, and melted banana on the inside.

Good Thai food for relatively cheap! Had the pad thai and gapao rice and they were delicious!