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Businiess name:
Thai Smile Restaurant
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Review by:
Cyndi J.
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Review content:
Let me preface this (I think I preface every review) by saying that I'm from Seattle, and am somewhat of a thai food snob. I went into Thai Smile with low expectations, since it seems there are only a couple thai restaurants in the desert. I was pleasantly surprised.
First thing I noticed as a I walked up was a separate pick up window, very well done. I hate it when you go to a restaurant that does heavy to-go business and you have to wade through all the people just to get to the host.
The wait: About 10 minutes, which was fine by me since we didn't have any reservations.
Service: A little rushed. The table behind us said "Hey Justin, how about that food we ordered? Justin time to get us our dinner, huh?" Now, I've worked in restaurants, and I know what these folks' food had coming to it. It wasn't gonna be pretty...or hygienic, but it was gonna be funny.
Food: A very pleasant surprise. I had to ask for the spice rack so I could add red pepper because they definitely tone down the spice around hear to cater to their clientèle. The vegetables were crisp and the noodles weren't over cooked. Overall it was not great, but a solid offering.
Good day.
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