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Racha Thai Restaurant

3.8 (8 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Pineapple fried rice with chicken.

You can certainly improve your chef. I've been to various Thai Cuisine restaurants around the area, and yours by far was the most different and disappointing dish. I ordered this order through Uber eats and it was very strange that I ordered pineapple chicken, fried rice, and it had a nibble of a pineapple. The rice also had mushrooms and bok choy. Unfortunately, it ended up in the garbage. I took two bites of the curry puffs, and they were absolutely terrible. Very disappointed.

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7 months ago

Pad Thai... Delicious! Chicken Satay... Delicious! Fried Tofu... YUM! Will order from them again! Loved everything!

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