Best Thai restaurant in Franklin, bar none. The family that owns and runs the restaurant are…read moreprofessional restaurantours. I highly recommend it.

consistently very slow service with usually good food but recently food has become mediocreread more

Such a fun little place. It's in a small old home in the center of two roads. The food is…read moredeliciously amazing and I highly recommend. Very fresh too. We have enjoyed the spring rolls, shrimp fried rice and the Pad Thai. And they serve you with smiles.

Such a great spot near campus. The food is always delicious, full of flavor, and the service is…read morealways friendly. The prices are affordable, the portions are solid, and it is super convenient if you are nearby. I keep coming back and would definitely recommend it. You really can't go wrong here. The food and service are consistently great every time I visit, and the seating and overall vibe make it even better!

This is the best Thai food I've had in a while. I had Pad Thai with chicken, and hubby had spring…read morerolls. The takeout container was very well portioned, and packed full. I'm excited to return, when I am in town.

Pad Thai is one of my favorites and I've tried it at places all over the East Coast. This one was a…read morebit bland and dry for my personal tastes. There wasn't the acidity or sweetness mix I expected. The pork rolls were good, the chili sauce was excellent for them! There was a great brightness and zing to it. The portions were a good value. Maybe I'd try another dish next time or just get the rolls.

Do not walk, run here! We ended up at this place by…read moreaccident headed back to Asheville. Amazing food! A true jewel by the river. I would drive an hour to get this food again.

While it is easy to find, it is a very unassuming dark red building set back from the road. You…read moreenter the gravel parking lot through a narrow driveway across a set or railroad tracks. None of the spaces are marked but it's not difficult to figure out where to park. Since the lot is gravel, be aware if you have mobility issues. You can park near the entrance but not adjacent to the building so there will be at least a short walk to the door. There is also a small step up to the porch in front of the door. The pickup window is next to the entrance door which is a nice touch as the interior is small and would certainly get crowded if to go orders had to wait inside. The interior is small with table seating for about 20. There is also a small outside patio for warmer weather dining. There are several windows allowing you to look over the very near river. We got there shortly before they opened and were seated within a minute of entering. We got a nice corner table next to the river. Our servers were very pleasant. They went over the menu and specials and were very patient answering any questions. One thing to note is they do not allow substitutions, so read the menu description carefully to be sure you know what you are ordering. We wound up ordering their daily specials. Unfortunately, I forgot to take note of what they were called. One was a curry and the other included short ribs and soup. We also ordered spring rolls. The spring rolls were brought to the table in about 10 minutes. They were hot and crunchy and excellent. The dipping sauce was a touch spicy and really brought out the flavor of the spring rolls. The main dishes were brought out after about another 15 minutes. The curry dish was outstanding. The meat was tender and seasoned very well. There was a slight overall spiciness to the dish, but it quickly settled into a warm glow that simply begged for another bite. The short ribs and soup special were also outstanding. The ribs were cooked perfectly with the meat falling off the bone. The soup was flavorful and the ingredients fresh. We ate until we were stuffed and then ate a little more. We simply could not finish everything and took the last bit with us, and it was just as good reheated the next day. We also decided to take a mango and coconut milk dessert to go for later in the evening. This was a wonderful finish to a great meal. The mango was fresh and flavorful. The coconut milk and sticky rice made for a great taste texture. For such an unassuming building the dining experience would rival that of any big city. The fact it is located in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina allows it to offer an experience unrivaled by any better known restaurant. If you are anywhere near Sylva, you own it to yourself to partake of a meal at Dalaya.

My partner had a Saturday lunch here. The calamari was thick rings not particularly tender. Her…read moreThai salad was tasty and filling. Service was friendly and prompt. About 40% full indoors and remarkably quiet. There's also outside seating and luncheon specials Monday through Friday. A friend who eats there often recommended pad Thai with crispy chicken and tofu.

The Won Ton Soup is amazing! I added extra veggies and ginger. Ordered the…read more hot spice wise. Perfect for when you're under the weather!

This is the best restaurant in Helen , I come here every year when I visit Jenn and Sam are the…read morebest !

We enjoyed this place! This town isn't just German food, they've got other options. The service and…read moreart of the walls was nice. We enjoyed the rolls but, I'd like to see a little more flavor options and choices. Maybe some cucumber or some do steak rolls now a days. I almost got the soft crab dish but I really wanted rolls.

We were skeptical about coming after reading a different review on Yelp that suggested the food…read morewasn't authentic. Now that I've been, I have to say it tasted authentic to me, at least based on the food my table had. Crab fried rice was delicious. They gave generous portions of meat in all of the meat dishes. The crispy duck was actually crispy. The food was well seasoned and not too salty. I think they actually do make their Thai tea because my tea was in 2 layers when it was brought out (tea at the bottom and milk at the top) and I mixed it myself. Though the restaurant was busy, the servers did their best to attend to you and came back to refill waters. The place was clean. Sufficient parking. Unfortunately, we didn't try the tum yum, which is honestly the bar I judge every Thai restaurant by (I want to taste that galangal and kaffir leaf), next time. Took pictures after we chowed down this time. I do need to warn that their medium spicy level is actually spicy, which I enjoyed, but others may not. I do highly recommend if you are in the area and craving Thai. ----------- Update: went back and tried the Tom Yum. It was good, but was missing the "kick" and depth of sour flavor I prefer. Also would add that the food can get pricey fairly quickly if you get multiple dishes. Chicken satay was delicious, highly recommend. I'd still go back and recommend coming here though.

Another tourist trap that is way overpriced, serves sub par food, and isn't up to my cleanliness…read morestandards. We love Thai food, and having lived in the Seattle area for a long time, have eaten our fair of excellent Thai food. This was amongst the worst I've had. I was suspicious as soon as we walked in regarding the quality and standards we might experience so we wisely shared one dish-Panang curry with beef. My husband also got a Singha beer. My husband-who will eat what I consider the cheapest of beef and love it- would not eat the beef in this dish. He said it had a strange taste and texture. I agreed that it was unusual and steered clear as well. Be careful, they add 18% gratuity to your bill, then ask for a tip when they give you their device. Even without an additional tip, we walked out of there having spent $38 on a meal we could barely gag down, and one beer. Skip it!

We've been meaning to try this Thai restaurant, and finally decided to go…read more We ordered the Pad Thai, as that seems to be a signature dish that we can easily judge. This Pad Thai was very sweet; it must have had lots of tamarind sauce, but not much, if any, soy sauce. We also ordered the Fried Rice. This was pretty good. The young lady who served us did a good job. Wait staff seemed to be friendly with people they knew. The place looked decently clean.

The portions were huge! We had the Pad Thai with tofu and Pad See Ew with tofu. It was tasty but…read morecould've used a little bit more sauce. Overall, we will be ordering there again. Also the staff was very pleasant!

Very disappointing. This used to be a bit pricey but good. Recently the quality has slipped. They…read morehave cut back on the meat and added more Noodles. Not sure we will go back

Asia House is a great option for Asian food in Highlands. Ordering sushi in the mountains sounds…read morequestionable, but it was delish! We ordered takeout on a Saturday night on a holiday weekend and it was ready within 30 minutes. I think the sushi was better than the Chinese food, but I would certainly eat here again!

My boyfriend and I are still on our road trip and today we decided to stop in Helen, Georgia --…read morethis super charming and historic little German-style town in the mountains. Unfortunately it was raining SO much that we couldn't really walk around and explore the town, so I searched for somewhere close to our hotel to have dinner. We ended up at Bangkok Haus Restaurant and honestly... what a good decision that turned out to be. The restaurant serves Thai food and sushi in this really cozy, relaxing atmosphere, which honestly felt perfect after being stuck in the rain all day. The restaurant itself is super cute inside and beautifully decorated, making it feel warm and welcoming the second you walk in. We decided to go all in on sushi rolls and started with two beers: a Thai Chang beer and a Japanese Asahi. Both were super light, refreshing, and paired perfectly with the sushi. I also ordered a miso soup because honestly... there's just something so comforting about starting dinner with warm miso soup to settle your stomach. For rolls we ordered the Eel Roll, the Lady of Dawn, and the M16 roll. The Eel Roll was rich, slightly sweet, and perfectly balanced with that buttery eel texture and eel sauce. The Lady of Dawn roll was super fresh and flavorful with the perfect combination of crunchy and creamy textures. And the M16 roll? SO good. Packed with flavor, beautifully presented, and honestly one of those rolls where every bite tastes different in the best way possible. I later saw online that people rave about the M16 roll too, and now I completely understand why. The service was also super friendly and fast, which we appreciated so much after a long rainy day on the road. Honestly, if you're visiting Helen and want a break from all the German food everywhere, this is SUCH a great option. Amazing sushi, comforting Thai food, good service, and a really beautiful atmosphere.

Honestly the best food in Helen. Alex is a great bartender and waiter. Very clean restaurant…read more Highly recommended.