Sukhothai Restaurant

Located in an unassuming strip mall with a simple exterior, I wasn't really sure what to think when my friend invited me to eat here for the first time. But when I walked inside, I was pleasantly surprised and impressed. The decor is nicely done, the booths are huge (especially if you're only eating with one other person), and the staff is friendly. The best part is, the food is delicious! I haven't tried too many things on the menu, but everything I've had has been great: chicken satay, praew warn, masaman, and my favorite: pad ped. I've only been here a handful of times, but I find myself craving it often. Maybe next time I'll branch out and try their noodle dishes. I'm sure I won't be disappointed. Pros: Yummy food, fast service Cons: Small seating area (but I've never had problems getting a table) more

I heard about this place through a friend and I loved it. You can't really tell from the outside, but the restauraunt is splendid inside. The wallpaper is gorgeous, they have nice mellow and seemingly thai (I didn't understand the words), adn the service was excelent. The restauraunt seemed new-ish, so everything is very nice inside.\r \r The food was GREAT. I've been there two or three times in the last month. They have a good selection, and the food was cooked and presented wonderfully. My cheif concern was that the food wouldn't be hot enough, but they made my ""gang dang"" (cocconut milk curry) super spicy as I requested - but without covering it in crushed red peppers big enought to feel. \r \r I'm going back tonight for dinner. Pros: Location - 696 and Greenfield, not busy Cons: I was stuffed when I finished (wasn't that the goa more