Ordered takeout with medium spice. All 4 dishes were fabulous and the service is always super…read morefriendly. New location is posted on the door. They are moving to Cobb Street in late May.

Our favorite place!! The pho is AWESOME! The people are very friendly! We love dinning in and…read moretaking out!

Friendly service in a nice quiet location overlooking Matanuska Lake. Crab Rangoons were great!…read moreSpicy garlic shrimp were great and had a kick. The Kung Pao had sweet flavor and not a lot of heat, but it was very good. It's a small place so your food takes a little time.

Used to be reliably good Asian food, but last time we were there the smell of hot, rancid cooking…read moreoil was so extreme it caused both of us to experience severe nasal discomfort and nausea. Had to take our food and go. Then I got sick from the pho. Not going back.

This was my first experience with Laotian food and it was a unique experience! I got the Lao crispy…read morerice salad which I did not know was made with fermented pork which was new to me but the textures and flavors of all the ingredients complemented each other well! My friend got the pork belly which she said was just okay.

My sister shared her favorite spot with me. We had the nap buns, crispy chicken and the crispy…read morepork. We shared so we could try some new things. The hostess was very nice and gave us time to chat and look over the menu. The ambience was quiet with only a few tables being used. The place smelled deli's. The food tasted delicious. I was so happy she shared!!

Came here on a Friday night before Halloween, I think a lot of people were doing trunk or treat…read moreevents, so it wasn't busy at all. It's a large space, and half the restaurant didn't have lights on, but it was fine. I ordered the chicken satay which came on a slice of bread, which I had never seen before. It was simple and tasted good. I also had the beef pho with thin sliced beef, and I added meatballs. I ordered the SMALL, it was a huge portion! Wish they had an even smaller portion. It was $18 which is a little higher than what I am accustomed to, but it is AK. I try to eat pho whenever I travel, just for comparison. This broth was a little on the sweet side for me, but that's just personal preference.

Family run Thai Restaurant in a strip mall along the Parks highway N of the congested area of…read moreWasilla. Lots of parking available. This is not the first business in this space and much of the floor covering and the dining bar are from a previous tenant. It is clean, the staff are efficient and polite. I was having a late lunch about 2 PM on a Wednesday and the restaurant was not busy. But judging from what I observed I believe that they do a large takeout busy and are busy at meals times and the evening. They accept credit cards and would be excellent for families. Ten tables for four, 8 chairs for dining bar. They have daily specials. The menu has many Thai Curry dishes that you select the meat or fish additions. They also have a list of many PHO dishes to accompany the Thai dishes. As this is my first time eating here and as I always do I having my favorite soup dish. I have been enjoying this dish for more than 50 years. I believe if they can make this soup I can evaluate how they rate at least on this one dish. I usually find if they do this soup well their other dishes will be excellent also. Now to important evaluation of the soup. The soup arrived timely and steaming hot from the burner. A large bowl with the correct color of the broth and an aroma that promised an excellent broth. The broth was well seasoned but not too spicy for anyone that eats this spicy style soup. The flavor was excellent and among the best. I requested chicken and the bowl had a large amount of tender breast meat cut in 1" sized pieces. It was free of any skin, fat or trim. Cooked to perfection and flavored with the broth. The vegetables consisted of fresh sliced mushrooms, green onions, cherry tomatoes sliced in half, white onion slices and Thai basil. The soup was a meal in itself with out the rice. After eating a portion of the soup I added the rice and allowed it to soak up the broth but with plenty of broth remaining. The flavor and consistency of the soup was excellent and I will return to hav more. The Thai iced tea was lightly flavored with a slice of lemon and very good. PS: as an additional note in one of the pictures is a large red box with a photo of a young girl in bed. She is 15 and very ill with a serious medical condition. She has lost her father and her mother and friends are struggling to support her and the Med bills. They are politely asking for donations to help with her care. This is a family effort of the restaurant families. Please consider a donation when you stop by to eat.

This place is right next door to All about Herbs, and I stopped in here to try this out. It is…read morespacious inside and has a bit of an odd decoration to it though. The ladies that took order and served were friendly. And my Thai iced coffee was delicious and so was my sushi.

Great food and always fast and it's ready when we get there if we order takeout…read more Really like the orange chicken

I have reviewed this restaurant before and it is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in Wasilla. It…read moreis decorated with Thai pictures and very clean and bright. It is located conveniently off the Parks Hwy in the Shopping Center with the Carr's Grocery Store. It has ample parking in the large lot. It is family owned and operated with very efficient and friendly staff. The soup broth was seasoned with several large shrimp, onions, fresh sliced mushrooms. It comes with a cup of jasmine white rice. I asked if it was spicy and the waiter nodded. It is mildly spicy for most Americans taste. I usually order extra spicy or a dish of Thai chili sauce to spice mine up. I didn't today so taste and decide if you want it spicer. I highly recommend this restaurant if you like Thai and Pho cuisine. It would be good for small groups and families. They accept credit cards.

Very good sushi, I really enjoyed this restaurant and experience. I will definitely be back for…read moremore.

If you like Thai food, come here. If you like good food,…read morecome here. If you like food with deep and rich flavor, come here. If you are near Talkeetna, come here. I recently was pleasantly surprised by Susitna Bar & Grill because I didn't expect this little place in the middle of Alaska on a very cold January day would offer such deep and rich Thai flavor but they did. My drink was also perfect which was an awesome bonus after a long day.The service was warm and overall wonderful. The ambiance of the restaurant is a bit outdated and kind of all over the place but it's a small mom and pop kind of place so that's expected.

I'm almost afraid to do a good review because I don't want to ever go to Susitna Bar and Grill and…read morenot be able to get a table! Their food is beyond amazing. Never did I expect a place on the way to Willow to have some of the best Thai food I've tasted in Alaska. My husband and I wandered in on a Sunday after a weekend of valley fun. We were greeted by our incredibly friendly waitress who provided great advice based on our likes, dislikes, and ability to handle spice. We started with the egg rolls, which were crispy and delicious. However they couldn't compare to the spicy dumplings. What the heck is black sauce? Why is it so delicious? Can I buy it in bulk because once I was done with the dumplings I was emptying the leftover sauce from them into my rice that came with my entree and it was DELICIOUS. We have already made a vow to go back and try the oysters--that was our one regret for our first trip but we had to beat feet back to Anchorage and didn't have time to linger and try all the things.

Service is fine and the place was clean/inviting. Unfortunately the food was just average. Not bad…read morebut not exceptional. We had the crab Rangoons, which were stuffed well and crispy. The drunken noodles and cashew chicken were good but uninspiring for nearly $20 each. Need more Thai flavor but looking forward to trying this spot again and maybe giving the Pho or Tom Yum soup a go.

Great food, Big portions, Great service, and the restaurant and bathroom is always very cleanread more

I hadn't had a chance to come here again for quite some time(maybe 4-6ish yrs), I was SO happy when…read moremy food came out and was just as amazing as it always had been way back when I used to order (lots) takeout from them! I didn't see my old friend(the man that always loved how spicy I could eat his food) but there was a young man, quieter, but very polite! They have done some nice updating in the last years, and it was a clean and very pleasant atmosphere. Service was fast(very quiet night), only a few patrons & a couple takeout people in/out. Food was very good, pictured is the Kim Himaparn(sp?) & trad Pad Thai. Not pictured, the fresh spring rolls- not to be skipped!! The only thing I will say, is I told him "very spicy" for the Pad Thai(I LOVE spices, handle them way too well) and it was not spicy(for me). Maybe he took a look at my average middle age white woman self and thought I couldn't handle it, but I would have loved it to be a bit "more"! Def will be back again, I didn't have enough people to order "extra" things to taste, and now I'm craving some curry and peanut chicken! and MORE spring rolls, always get the fresh spring rolls!

I Ordered the pad Thai and it tasted fishy, wasn't that great. Although tried some of their eggs…read morerolls and they were excellent!

Great pho in Wasilla!…read more I can here feeling sick, left feeling better. I got the beef stew pho. It was hot and delicious, the fried garlic really tied it all together!

40 dollars for a beef fried rice and 4 "egg" rolls... The…read moreegg rolls and fried rice used to be amazing - like the best I ever had! The egg rolls had an almost cinnamon flavor which was weird? The fried rice tasted more like Mexican rice and even had stuff it normally wouldn't in it (previous orders never had it made like this). I feel like I was not only ripped off but decieved, why change the recipes so much that they don't even resemble the stuff they used to be? The flavor is so strange/off for a Laotian restaurant.