There's been so much to celebrate lately and Chiang Rai was just the place to do it!…read more This trendy Thai food spot is serving up some delicious dishes with a unique twist. We ordered the pad see ew with chicken (my go-to Thai dish), steamed veggies, and their fried enoki mushroom appetizer. If you've read my recent reviews, you know that I'm currently dealing with a mango sticky rice addiction. In the world of MSR, Chiang Rai's was yummy, but I prefer the longer slices of fresh mango, vs. diced. The interior is absolutely adorable and designed to emulate a Thai market space. Each dish has incredible presentation. A must visit spot for dinner!

Michelin-recognized for a reason! Everything we tried here was incredibly flavorful and truly…read moreauthentic. Definitely reminds me of hole-in-the-walls I've tried in North Thailand. Our group of 3 walked in on a Friday afternoon and were seated immediately, despite the space being brimming with customers. The staff were welcoming and courteous. Interior is homey, had elements of street shop decor (peep the corrugated metal wall) that gave a rustic, industrial vibe :3 There were so many dishes we wanted to try, we opted to just split everything family-style. THAI ICED GREEN TEA: Just the right blend of tea and cream, and not too sweet! So rich and refreshing. FRESH OYSTERS THAI STREET STYLE: Spicy...! Has a kick. Went well with the fried onion topping. PAPAYA SALAD (Laos style): First time trying Laos style! The fermented seafood on top was FANTASTIC. Crisp brininess paired with the fresh papaya was beyond flavorful. I'm typically not a huge fan of crab but the salad dressing infused into the meat won me over. PAD KRA PROW (w/mock chicken): Standard stir-fried veggie/"meat" dish. We just wanted to try the mock chicken-- was a glutinous tofu-like protein, like the kind you get at Buddhist temple lunches. I mentioned to our waitress that it was my friend's birthday, and they graciously brought out a complimentary dish of ice cream with a candle to celebrate...! Very sweet gesture and the ice cream was delicious ;_;

This place was such a pleasant surprise. From the outside, it looks pretty unassuming, but once you…read morestep inside, it's actually incredibly cute and has a warm, inviting atmosphere. One of the highlights is their Thai tea, which is served with a popsicle and seems to be one of their most popular items for good reason. It's fun, unique, and absolutely delicious. I also tried the salmon curry, which was something new for me, and I ended up loving it. The flavors were rich, balanced, and unlike anything I've ordered before. Another unexpected favorite was the wings. I'm usually not a big wings person, but these were surprisingly good--crispy, flavorful, and definitely worth ordering. Overall, the food, drinks, and atmosphere exceeded my expectations. It's a spot I would absolutely come back to and one that I would definitely recommend to others.

After a festival by LBC city hall we stopped in to have a quick dinner. LBC is happening in the…read moreevenings and weekends but most restaurants close pretty early. Kin was one of the only restaurants open until 10 PM. We were seated right away, and somehow the five of us sat in a private room. It was kind of late for me to eat anything really heavy so I just have my usual salad and it was the beef tenderloin salad. They serve it up with a lot of beef and less veggies. The beef itself was a little chewy and in large pieces. I prefer the meat to be cut a little smaller and would like more lettuce and cucumber. I got a little taste of the spicy fried rice, which was really good. Some of us ordered Thai tea and didn't expect what we received, which was the tea with a Thai tea popsicle. What a treat! The Thai tea itself was pretty standard, but that popsicle was like the icing on a cake. The places, modern and clean. Staff is helpful and nice. Parking is their own lot but can be difficult to get a spot on a busy day or night.

Food was delicious...but even better was Natalie, our server. She was friendly and efficient. Our…read morefood was delivered with a smile... even though she was very busy handling 6 tables at a time. We will definitely go back to Luna Bistro because of Natalie

First of all, I loved the food, service and ambiance. We arrived for Happy Hour and our server,…read moreNatalie, was exceptional. She answered all our questions and did so with a smile. She kept checking on us and offered great advice on the menu. The food was really good and I'd recommend the ground beef tacos as well as their beans and rice. I'll definitely be back!!!

Food was phenomenal. The salmon was crusted and Perfectly salty. And Bang my server was delightful,…read morehelpful with the menu and even sat me to help the hostess. Great all around

Bang bang!! He made us a great Mercado and made us our own bang special elixir A++++++++++read more

Omg, just ran across an amazing pizza place close to my home. Thunderbolt Pizza is so good and I…read morecan't believe it's so close and I hadn't noticed it before now. My wife and I were trying a Thai spot when we saw great looking pizzas being brought to people at outside tables so we had to go and give it a try. So glad we did. The place is pretty cool and bigger than expected. They have indoor and outdoor seating as well as some common tables in front of the entrance. Service was good. It's an order at the front counter and take a number to your table and they bring the food to you. We went with three family members and got two different pizzas and both were so good. One was a loaded pepperoni with a hot honey sauce and the other had ricotta cheese with pepperoni and pickled jalapeños (the red ones). Absolutely delicious We also ordered fried onion rings (which I did not try as I don't do onions) and fried zucchini sticks. The sticks were very good but I was thrilled with the dip as it had dill and I should have just asked for ranch. I'm told the onion rings were very good. They came with a honey mustard sauce dipper which went great with the zucchini sticks by the way. We saw some very good looking chicken wings being served to other tables and plan to try those next time. Parking in this area can be tough at times however it's worth the effort believe me.

So yummy!!! Had lunch here the other day for the first time after a friend of mine said they have…read morethe BEST ITALIAN SUB so I had to try. SHE WAS RIGHT! It's delicious!!! They don't serve it all day long so make sure you go early to get it! Everything about it was perfect. We also got a slice of their pizza and it was great! Great patio for seating outside and a few cute tables inside! We will be back!

Due Fiori did not disappoint. This was my third attempt to visit--long lines stopped me the first…read moretwo times, but it was absolutely worth the wait. Let's start with customer service. From the gentleman outside who greeted us and took the time to explain what to expect, to the owner who personally welcomed us and convinced me to try his favorite wine (and I don't even like wine--but it was delicious), the experience was top-tier. Every single person--from the host/hostess to the waitress to the staff delivering our food--was polite, attentive, and welcoming. 10/10 across the board. The interior is cute, quaint, and slightly intimate--perfect for a relaxed dining experience. Another 10/10. Now, the food--fresh, flavorful, perfectly prepared, and beautifully presented. Every bite was satisfying. I especially appreciated the pacing: salad first, then warm bread, followed by the main dish. The timing was seamless--no delays, no wondering when the next course would arrive. I'll also add: I'm not a big pasta person. I only crave it occasionally, and when I do, it has to be really good. I'm so glad I chose Due Fiori to satisfy that craving because the pasta was absolutely delicious. I will definitely be back.

The concept was interesting to wait in line and then order all your food up front…read more I didn't quite have a problem with that but didn't feel like I had a lot of flexibility in food choices when and if inspiration hit afterwards. I believe they have you tip at the counter when ordering food before any service is given or before you're even sat is given which isn't my preference. The other issues was that the table was so small, and the food wasn't coursed out right, the table quickly became over crowded and the servers sort of just drop it whenever without prepping more space beforehand, I felt rushed to box food I wasn't finished with to make room for another incoming dish. The backyard seating is quaint, overall homey vibe. Pizza was just OK, the Cacio e Pepe was good as well as the bread service. Would come again, but my expectations will be just a little lowered for next time.