Ordered take out from this location. The portion sizes were great. The only Thai restaurant in the…read morearea that Uber Eats has options to select what you want and don't want in the food. Which made it so easy for us since we have dietary restrictions. Basil Eggplant was absolutely amazing only got it cause it was buy one get one free online but it was pleasantly surprising. Desserts were also wonderful we got the mango sticky rice and the coconut pudding.

The best Thai food in the entire area. For years , I've from them on average every couple of weeks…read moreand it's great every time.

The food was remarkable and delicious. Beautiful atmosphere and efficient service. No . You have to…read morego there. Took 5 of my co-workers with me and they felt the same way.

A must visit! Just off the Greenwich stop on the metro north and near the nice outdoor mall…read more Amazing attentive staff. Kind people all around. Amazing flavorful food.

Visiting Greenwich, I finally ordered takeout from Little Thai Kitchen, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and exceeded our expectations. We had a final dinner the night before I left and enjoyed the chicken steamed dumplings, lightly spiced chicken Pad Thai, coconut curry, and a few other entrées. Every dish was a hit - nothing disappointed.

Love this place. There's not a bad thing on the menu. Consistently excellent. Order take out…read morefrom here all the time. Darien store is also great.

Came here for a sushi fix while I was in town and was NOT disappointed! The service was very nice…read moreand even gave suggestions when asked. The miso soup was really good and both rolls we ordered were tasty. I would definitely come back!

Sushi is good! One order of fried rice is plenary for two people . It's also delicious!!…read more Just about everything is good ! Not upscale or fancy but good local sushi restaurant for Weaverville.

I stopped here for a quick dinner before heading to the movies and it was pretty busy especially…read morewith online orders which was great! It's very chic, nice and clean on the inside and the guy at the counter was super helpful. I started with the chicken wontons which were soooo good, had a nice strong ginger and garlic sauce which was so beautifully flavorful. I got the veggie based pho since the beef broth had fish sauce in it (I have an aversion to any type of seafood) so the broth itself lacked some flavor which is to be expected but the beef was nice and thinly sliced, the vermicelli was great and the sauces were really good too. It was also served HOT which really cleared my sinuses and felt very refreshing. Overall a great experience and will definitely be coming back! Those wontons were definitely the highlight for me.

I was in the area and saw them listed and thought to try them out. I got take out, hence I can't…read morespeak to the dine in experience. Overall though it's a small space, well lit, clean with a nice ambiance. Food? In this instance I ordered two dishes which are what I consider mainstays of any Vietnamese restaurant... I ordered a Bahn Mi and Pho. I have to say, on both counts they scored hits with the food. Both were well done and tasty and there are no complaints there. I would recommend them for people liking good Vietnamese. I'd even say it wouldn't be a bad place to dine in, I think they had a radio and TVs going and I'd be a little reluctant only because of noise level but I did like the bright space and the layout and color design of the restaurant. It's a modern and very compelling space to be in for a meal.

I'd have photos but the crowd would've all laughed at me. Greenwich, Connecticut. Iykyk. "Mhmm,"…read more"yup," "sup dude..." all not in the dictionary here. Some call it class, others call it manners. Some don't know the difference but there is one. And so I didn't break out my phone as to not embarrass myself and my loved one. And to fit in with a crowd I don't belong to. Ashamed of myself? Never. Orienta is highly rated and beloved by locals. This is somehow takeout for some of the Greenwichites although in other territories nobody would ever dare takeout from such a lovely and lively ambiant. Suit jacket upon suit jacket crowd by the inside of the door, shaking each other's hands and sharing faux cheek pecks. I saw way too many salads hit tables even though they were probably very good. Anything to stay snatched, holla at boy. Excuse me, your man... gentleman. Pilates. Reformers. Hot yoga. Musical chairs at Orienta with everyone that walks by because somehow we know everyone in this town and we're all wearing the same clothes and speak the same and happen to be at Orienta on the same night and somehow decide to join each other all for dinner. Amazing town to study. Just amazing. Anyways - Bao Buns are very good, dumplings solid. Pad Thai is like a savory pad see ew / pad Thai combo - very nice. Their star savory crepe is very fresh tasting and the chicken inside the crepe is very very nice. Pricing is fair. Service was quick, the servers were nice but cautiously and potentially judgingly so if that makes sense. Like if you waved your mitts across their face their eyes would roll behind their sockets and they'd start hitting thriller. And maybe a Soulja boy... YOUUUUUUU. You should give this place a try. It's good. I wouldn't call it 5 star great though. I'd like to try a few more things but nothing really stood out, nothing really disappointed. For the local tribes it's straight vibes. For us outta towners, one go was enough but I won't say no to a second-go.

This place was awesome!! We went on a quiet Sunday night and were greeted very warmly and had great…read moreservice throughout. The food was absolutely outstanding. My favorite item were the lobster shooters and shaking beef, but would also recommend the pad Thai, shrimp dumplings, and savory crepe. Everything was great. Even my lychee martini! It's a cute, small place off Greenwich Avenue and I could see it getting a little loud on crowded nights, but it was very calm when we were there. Will absolutely return!

The food is DELICIOUS! The service is great. I felt like my aunties were taking care of me. The…read moreplace is little and I agree with the spartan comment made by another reviewer. It is clean and cozy, just not a place you would get dressed up for a fancy dinner. The food is so good, that you could get dressed, order take out, and eat your fancy dinner at home or in the park.

Surprisingly great. We loved the fried Okra and the duck salad was wonderful, crispy duck! Great…read moreportion sizes, we took a lot of food home., you can share. The Pad See-Ew had great amount of chicken. We took home the mango sticky rice, so excited to have some. Moreover our server was very sweet. It's a small place, but worth the visit.

This is such a good spot! All the food is fresh and delicious and the staff is friendly and…read morewelcoming. Dee recommend checking it out and ordering the Mango Dancing Roll

Our favorite to-go Thai and Japanese spot! Always delicious, cozy, and we love the staff there.read more

I'm officially updating my previous rating because MẹCha Noodle Bar has seriously stepped things…read moreup. For anyone wondering about the name, it's pronounced "Me-uh Chah" (not "Mek-ah") and translates to "Mother and Father"--which feels fitting given how much more "soul" the food has lately. A few years back, I felt like they were missing the mark on the essentials, specifically the phở broth and the nước nắm. If you know Vietnamese food, you know those are the dealbreakers. The great news is they've clearly dialed in the recipes. I've been coming back regularly now because the flavors are finally hitting those traditional notes that are so hard to find in this part of Connecticut. My typical order: * Phở Gà (Chicken) * Phở Tái (Rare beef) * Phở Bò Viên (Beef meatballs) * Chả Giò (Fried spring rolls) -- Absolute must-order. They do have a lot of non-traditional stuff like Bao, Handrolls, and a solid Spicy Miso Ramen, and while those are actually very good, I usually stick to the Vietnamese classics since they're doing them so well now. The atmosphere is also worth mentioning. It has a really cool, organic vibe with tons of wood accents. The ceiling is covered in hundreds of 2x4s that hang down like a weeping willow canopy--it's unique and looks great in person. Pro-Tips: * Parking: Don't even bother trying to find a spot on Bedford Street; it's a nightmare. Park in the lot around the back and just use the pedestrian passage to walk through the building. * The App: If you're doing takeout, use their mobile app. It's a lifesaver on the weekends when the dining room gets slammed. So glad to have a reliable phở spot in downtown Stamford again!

stopped by Mecha Noodle Bar on my lunch break and ordered the pho ga, adding Thai chilis and bone…read moremarrow. the prices are definitely on the higher side compared to other local, more authentic pho spots. I actually went during restaurant week, but since I ordered it to go, I didn't get to take advantage of any of the promo pricing. the ambiance is always nice at Mecha, no matter the location. Even just popping in, you can feel that trendy, laid back vibe they're known for. This was my first time trying bone marrow with my. pho, and I'll admit I thought it came mixed into the broth. Instead, you have to scoop it out of the bone yourself, it reassures you that it's fresh, but I think I might've ordered it wrong. I'd probably go with marrow oil next time for a smoother experience. The pho itself felt clean and comforting, definitely one of those meals you can enjoy a little guilt free, especially if you're feeling under the weather. Overall, it's a good option, just a bit pricey for what it is. I'd be open to coming back, especially to dine in next time during a restaurant week if I have the time.