This place was great! Very clean. Staff were friendly and the food was terrific! We shared the…read morechicken satay, seaweed salad, sprinkles and duck curry. All were excellent! The seaweed salad was a bit different. It was seaweed ona bed of romaine. Still a good amount of seaweed. We'd just never had it on a bed of romaine. Everything was freshly prepared! Loved the peanut sauce. Curry was tasty but not super spicy. We did a 3 and wish we'd done more. Plenty of options on the table to spice it up though! Definitely worth a try if you are in the area!

My drunken noodles had no Thai seasoning whatsoever. My food was prepared like it was a special…read morediet plate.

This is a very good and authentic Thai restaurant. I have a tolerance for spice and a spice level…read morethree for the Pad Kee Mao was sufficient. The owner was friendly and the service on a Sunday afternoon was quick. Very good for dine in or takeout!! There is plenty of space for a large or small gathering.

This little gem during my visit to the area for work HIT the spot!! Loved their spring rolls and…read moretheir pad Thai was amazing! I will admit, I wasn't a huge fan of the wonton soup with peas and carrots. They are extremely friendly and attentive which on their service alone I'd give them 5 stars :) solid 4.5 stars

Rebranded to Basil Thai, but couldn't find a page for the new name. Never thought I'd be…read morerecommending folks eat at a mall food court, but this spot took my ceiling for mall food and soared right through it. We were pursuing the mall food court after a long visit to meow wolf and deciding against the 2 hour wait at rain forest cafe. I came in expecting a thoroughly mediocre meal, but my eyes were instantly attracted to the peanut butter chicken on their menu. The dish was exactly what it sounds like, a ton of chicken and broccoli smothered in a delicious and spicy peanut butter sauce. The quality was as at the level of a stellar sit down meal, and came at food court prices. Any time I see a mall food court I'll instantly be transported to this meal and be sad I'm not currently eating it The made to order menu has a lot of interesting dishes that are far better suited to a traditional Thai restaurant than a mall food court, so I will absolutely be back here if I ever find myself at this mall again While I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and think it's a great value, I wouldn't make a trip to the mall just to eat here. It's a stellar option if you happen to be at the mall, but you can probably find similar quality Thai elsewhere in Dallas

Thai-inspired CHINESE-style fast-food. Their food's better…read morethan the Cajun Grill next door but that's a low bar- food's okay at best. Best item is spicy basil chicken. Mango/pineapple chicken ain't fresh but tastes alright. Avoid the noodles. AVOID the beef, shrimp or any drinks cause they're rip-offs.

Came here right after the airport and this place did not disappoint!…read more Atmosphere/Ambiance - 5/5 - This place is right off of MacArthur and 121. Pretty good sized restaurant and BYOB! Staff - 5/5 - Very Friendly. She made sure our cups were never empty and brought out our dishes fast. Food/Drink - Also ordered a few things to take home, but ordered the following: 1. Moo Goo Gai Pan (Chicken) - 4.5/5 - Chicken was cooked very well and the sauce was great. Def recommend. 2. Egg Drop Soup - 4/5 - Nothing too special, but was great during the cold weather. 3. Hot n Sour Soup - 4/5 - Great hot and sour flavor. 4. Orange Chicken - 5/5 - Large chunks of chicken with that wonderful orange glaze. Highly recommend. Probably my favorite of all of the dishes. 5. Pad Thai - 4/5 - Good size portion, and had that typical pad thai flavor. 6. Hunan Chicken - 5/5 - The flavor on this was great. Highly recommend. 7. Thai Red Curry - 4/5 - I enjoyed the flavor, but wished it was spicy. Overall, this was a great place to eat, and wished it was closer. I will definitely be going back.

Lauren took our order & she was very nice & made sure our orders; orange beef, sesame chicken &…read moreshrimp pad thai was just as we had ordered. The have a great array of Asian delicacies. Made fresh, to order. The dining area & restrooms are always clean. Overall, it's great to go food as well as dine in. Parking is plentiful & family friendly. The staff as in Lauren are always very nice & attentive! See you all there soon!

Very nice ginger tofu and main staff!!…read more Love the food and ambience as well as friendly kind people

Thai Ruby has the lesser of the two currys between here and Yummy thai, but it's close. I do like…read moreThai Ruby better as a sit down restaurant than Yummy thai. The ambiance is pleasant and the service is about average, not expecting much at asian restaurants though. Good food and apps overall but they're 2nd best in curry between the two fast-food style asian spots.

Being from LA, we are use to so accessing any kind of food within a city block. We miss our Thai…read moreFood restaurant and decided to try Maha. I did not see reviews until this posting. The food is amazing. We had Drunken Noodles with Shrimp and Seafood Pad Thai. (Keep forgetting we aren't right by ocean) Since it was 100 and hell outside we both ordered slushies: Passionfruit and Pina Colada. They were awesome. The food is fresh and spicy was outta sight! Both of us agreed it was LA worthy and will be back. Interestingly, the menu has more than Thai food, it includes Chinese dishes as well as Vietnamese. Totally recommend, Bruh.

It's "Yummy" Thai, just perhaps different owners and chef - however, the food is the same quality…read more The Tom Kha Gai had a very unusual smokey flavoring, really odd - it was edible but, not a fan. The waiter forgot our order of fried rice, even saw him repeat it back to us and wrote it down. The fried tofu, shrimp spring rolls, and Thai tea were good. The service was attentive, and polite. The roof leaks, they have had to clear out several tables in the middle of the restaurant to address the leaks into buckets. Although I asked for medium spice, all of the food was mild. The red chicken curry was ok, but reminded me of Indian dishes more than Thai. The decorum of the place was run down a bit, appears there was little renovation from when they were "Yummy" Thai. However, I am pleased they changed the name because it was far from yummy. People in Flower Mound have a very warped sense of what excellent Thai food actually tastes like, and Yummy Thai was not it, sadly Maha Thai isn't either. This location has the exact same problem that Chillicious Thai has in Flower Mound. Once owners changed, chefs changed, and everything now has an Indian (from India) flavoring to nearly every dish, it stopped being Thai. If you've had Indian food and Thai food, you'd know the difference. Just because you're from India and you believe you "know" curry - which you likely do, does not mean you're ready to then cook Thai food. The menu looked nice, but the food did not appear as advertised, especially the Khao Man Gai, aka hainanese chicken. It is very unlikely we will be back.

Flavors feel authentic and the service is super friendly. Hours are a bit limited but totally worth…read morethe trip. Will definitely be back!

The food was very good, fresh and prepared nicely. Service was friendly. However, it was…read moreuncomfortably warm inside the restaurant. Yes, it was hot outside, but most eating establishments keep their AC running efficiently during our hot Texas summers.

We came on a Saturday afternoon, and it was surprisingly pretty empty, but we were seated and…read moreserved quickly. The inside was clean and the lighting was okay, though we were sat underneath a broken light that kept flashing. We each ordered a noodle dish and shared the Basil Fried Rice. I got the Drunken Noodles, but to be honest, it wasn't the best I've had. The sauce was very light and didn't taste authentic, even though they claim to be. I think the server may have also mixed up the spice levels of our dishes. One of us received the maximum spice level after ordering none, and another got very little spice despite asking for the maximum. Overall, it wasn't really to my taste. I could see myself bringing someone who doesn't usually eat Thai food here to try it, but I personally wouldn't come back.

Was in town for work, craving Asian food after 3 days of American food. Ordered phad see ew and…read moreLaos style papaya salad. It fixed my Asian cravings! I ate the entire order of papaya in one sitting. So good!! I was afraid it would have an American twist, but it was authentic