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Businiess name:
Thai Thai Cafe
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Some of my favorite dishes here are the pad thai, and the thai curries. The masamune curry is one of the best I've had at any Thai restaurants. They give you a very generous portion of curry, and you can make multiple meals of it with extra sides of rice. Service is a bit non-traditional. The waiter usually comes around once, and then you're on your own for the rest of the visit. I usually just get up and ask for whatever I need and they're happy to oblige. My one big complaint is that all the Thai food is about the same level of spicy unless you ask for a little bit more; then it not only hurts going down, but causes pain long after the meal is over. Asking for spicy here is like asking for spicy at a south indian restaurant. Bring on the pain.
Pros: Generous Portions and Very Tasty
Cons: Only two types of spicy: mild and emergency room
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