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Businiess name:
Gindi Thai
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Except from the name, you would never tell that this place serves Thai food, let alone a very authentic tasting one. White walls with judicious shocks of green accent, linen-lined tables with sleek white chairs and tasteful oak benches, abundant with pillows lends to an open, bright inviting look. The food is good and surprisingly authentic. Served in an elegant, Western style presentation, you wouldn't expect the taste not unlike the most authentic hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurant anywhere. Sushi is fresh and original rolls with exotic ingredient a revelation. Mango Go Tokyo - who would have thought that mango would make such a perfect combination with coconut shrimp in a roll? The staff is friendly and attentive but not overly ""efficient"". Parking can be a problem at busy lunch time when it is always packed with people from nearby office towers. Full of energy. Dinner time is a more leisure and delightful experience, especially with a dimmed lighting and lit candle. You can definitely take your time.
Pros: Authentic Food, Good Ambience, Good Service
Cons: Parking, Busy at Lunch
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