I stopped in with family to grab dinner after my nephew highly recommended we try this place. We…read morearrived shortly after they opened at 5pm and there were already customers inside eating. There was also a constant stream of people getting take out, which was a good sign. We ordered Basil Chicken Stir Fry, Delight of Two, Seafood Fried Rice and Pad Thai. The food didn't take too long to come out and the staff was very attentive, stopping by frequently to refill our water. The food was really good! The Seafood Fried Rice and Basil Chicken were both a little spicy, and the other two dishes were not spicy, so there was something for everyone's taste. I'd highly recommend trying this place if you have a hankering for Thai food.

Food is always freshly prepared and the flavors are authentic. They do not shy in seasoning well…read moretheir dishes and that is absolutely a great thing. Our go to orders include Pad Thai, Beef Fried Rice, and Chicken Satay. For dine-in experiences, the staff are friendly and make sure they check in on you without being too much. The place seems to have undergone some refreshing of interior design which is good.

This small spot in Lynn is probably one of the best one around, their food is amazing and great…read moreservice!

I ordered through Uber Eats because I've been wanting to try mango sticky rice for the first time…read moreafter seeing it all over my TikTok For You page. I was expecting it to be a little sweeter and creamier. It was good, but to me it tasted more like wet sticky rice with fresh mango. I wish it had been a bit milkier and sweeter, but maybe that's just my personal preference since I've never had it before. The presentation was really nice, and I'm glad I finally got to try it. It just wasn't quite what I expected. I probably wouldn't order the mango sticky rice again. I also ordered the pineapple fried rice, chicken wings, and crab rangoons. The pineapple fried rice was an 8/10, the chicken wings were also an 8/10, and the crab rangoons were a 7/10. Overall, the food was good, and I'm happy I gave this place a try.

Read the other good reviews so decided to stop by. We had the shashimi lunch combo, crab rangoons,…read morespicy basil with chicken, veggie fried rice and vegetable lo mein. Everything tasted good and the owner was really nice.

Great sushi! Their specialty rolls are a little pricy but worth the cost for the quality and size!read more

Return visit to try more of the menu. The server was again Henry, who was fantastic, making…read moresuggestions and giving sizing options when applicable. -- Seafood Scallion Pie: Like a crispy crepe or a Chinese pan-fried calzone, filled with chopped shrimp, fish, crabmeat, scallops, shallots, and bell peppers. Served with spiked soy sauce for drizzling or dipping. Nice change-of-pace item. -- Salt and Pepper Wings: Breaded, fried, seasoned, and topped with black pepper, fresh peppers, and onions. Crisp and juicy, but ultimately not that spicy. Still enjoyable. -- Wontons: Crisp, standard, solid. -- House Asian Noodle: Thin yellow noodles, some bites crispy, some chewy, topped with scallops, shrimp, chicken and vegetables, mixed with a rice wine sauce. I found both the seafood and the sauce (or lack thereof) bland. -- General Gao's Chicken: Bite size pieces, impressively crisp, though slightly dry, tossed in a reddish sauce with a little more heat and a little less sweet than most. -- Shrimp and Lobster Sauce: Nice rendition, sauce thin but not watery, and certainly not gloppy, with gentle pork crumbles, good black bean flavor and whole black beans in there too. -- Pork Fried Rice: Very fresh preparation with decent color, hints of old time flavor, and generous allotments of pork nuggets, bean sprouts, onion, and egg. One of the better ones out there. More of a good meal than a great one, but still good enough to cling onto the 4.

I've seen quite a lot of good reviews for this place, so decided to try it out. The amount of food…read morewe got is good and there was plenty for dinner and for leftovers next day. My boyfriend liked the food, but I'm not really a fan. We got pork lo mein, sweet and sour chicken, bone-in ribs and Thai chicken teriyaki. We called to place a takeout order and went by the menu on their website. I wish there were photos or better descriptions for all dishes. Sweet & Sour Chicken is one of my favorite dishes and it is a main dish (not an appetizer), but this was served as chicken fingers with sauce on the side. While I liked the flavor of chicken fingers and the chicken wasn't dry, I am disappointed that it is the same as ordering chicken fingers appetizer, just paying more. Thai Chicken Teriyaki (chicken skewers) is another favorite of mine. While this was ok, I wouldn't get it again. The chicken was cooked right and wasn't dry, but I didn't get much flavor besides something acidic (like vinegar based marinade). It didn't taste bad, but somewhat bland. It came with peanut sauce, which was completely frozen and also looked very unappetizing, so I didn't even try it. Pork lo mein and Bone-in ribs were not for me at all. They both had weird taste/aftertaste, so I only tried them and can't comment much. My boyfriend seemed to like both ok.

Blu Karma is my favorite restaurant in Danvers! The staff is incredibly friendly and runs a tight…read moreship. The seating situation is pretty small which can mean long waits but the takeout is just as good. When the weather is nice, the outdoor seating is comfortable too. My favorite dishes at Blu Karma are the shrimp chow foon or any of the sushi rolls. I've had a few alcoholic drinks there which have been colorful and yummy. I always look forward to going or getting takeout!

Best Chinese Food in town and the sushi amazing !!! We…read morelove this place so much, we going there at least one a week or take out food. Tina and Kat ... server is wonderful and friendly You must try ... you won't regret it I promise

Such a great restaurant!! We are from Tampa FL, and have a normal Thai place that might have moved…read moreto second place lol. Services is spectacular we were taken care of way beyond bare minimum. We ordered the pad Thai which was the best pad Thai I have ever had. The fried pork egg rolls were so so good and the fresh rolls were great! 10/10 wouldn't go anywhere else in Salem.

Mixed experience but overall decent…read more Service was the highlight our waitress was super honest about what was actually good instead of trying to upsell, which I really appreciated. Food was okay and prices were mostly fair, but the duck was a letdown. Around $20 for what felt like a small lunch portion (just a couple pieces), so not worth it. Seating wasn't great the cushions felt awkward and there was kind of a dusty/old smell in the restaurant. Has potential.

We got pho to go since they were about to close in half an hour, thought it would be pointless to…read moreeven sit and eat in a rush. My husband loves the pho in here and I do too. The broth is flavorful and has the right balance of flavor. The inside doesn't seem too big but they got enough seating for dine in. Would def get more food here at some point

The Asian options around Peabody are limited so we decided to give this place a try. The restaurant…read moreis located in a small strip mall next to a gas station. It's an old appearing Vietnamese restaurant with minimum decorations inside. They have a big menu with 157 items on it. We ordered the Bún bò Huế which is a classic Vietnamese dish, but it was not good at all. The meat inside the dish was so inedible, they gave lots of beef tendon and a piece of pork bone that didn't have any meat on it. Moreover, the dish wasn't even a bit spicy like it's supposed to be. We also got the house pho which was just so-so. The service was standard.