I have tried the curry, pad thai, rice noodles all different times. All where very good. Everytime…read moreI go I have to bring back a dish for my niece. This is the only Thai restaurant she prefers to go to and enjoys.

We walked into Thai Basil in West Palm Beach at 6 PM on a Saturday night... and it was just us. Not…read moreanother diner in sight. For a split second, I thought maybe the place had been rented out for a private party we weren't invited to. But, trusting the good reviews, we decided to stay and risk it. Worst case? We'd get our food before the menus even hit the table. We started with the curry puffs--crispy, warm, nicely seasoned. Solid little bites, though not exactly the type of appetizer you dream about later like an old high school crush. My salad with peanut dressing followed, but the dressing was more watery than I'd like. Tasty, yes, but I like my peanut dressing to hug the lettuce, not run away from it. And then--boom--the Penang curry chicken arrived and stole the spotlight. This was the real deal. The flavors were rich and balanced, with that "made from scratch" depth you can't fake. I asked for mine spicy and they nailed it--just the right amount of heat to make me sweat a little but still want to keep eating. And, I like it hot! Mission accomplished without losing flavor!! My wife went mild, and hers looked like it had been painted in softer pastels while mine was done in neon flames. Same dish, two totally different personalities. The owner came by to chat, and she was a delight. Turns out they grow their own peppers and make all their curries from scratch. Suddenly, it all made sense--the freshness, the layered flavors, the fact that my taste buds felt like they were on a guided tour of Thailand instead of eating reheated sauce from a jar. So yes, the restaurant was empty when we walked in. But this isn't a ghost town--it's a hidden gem. A 30 years in business hidden gem. Next time, I'm bringing more people along, partly for the company and partly so I don't feel like I accidentally booked a private dining experience.

If you are looking for a great Thai restaurant, look no further…read more Rice Fine Thai & Asian Fusion is one of the best Asian restaurants you can go to for good quality food. My coworkers and I have been here a handful of times and my review is long overdue. Order whatever you'd like and you won't be disappointed. This restaurant has clean tasting food and the servers go above and beyond to make sure you have everything you need for a perfect dining experience. Rice And Thai is located in a plaza that offers plenty of free parking. They close on Mondays so avoid going there on Mondays.

I've eaten here twice as takeout. Both times were great. A definite 5 stars…read more.. PROS: -Easy, convenient plaza location (with plenty of free parking) - Cozy, casual setting - Both times I've been on Sunday evenings have been quite busy with patrons (understandably!) - Online ordering tool was quick & easy - The meals were hot, flavorful and SO delicious (believe it or not I actually had the exact same food order both times... couldn't resist lol!) - I wasn't there long (quick pickups) but both times the staff was polite CONS: - None One day I'll try other menu items and update this review accordingly. And one day I'll take food pics before inhaling most of what I order from here. But overall, Rice Fine Thai is my fave spot in my hood right now... by far!!!

I'm really torn here, because I went for the second time in a week to get Tom Kha chicken soup, and…read moreyet I'm giving them only three stars. The Palm Beach Post had a blurb last week about this place, and the reviewer said she got very good Pad Thai with roast duck, and that she and the owner had discussed price and agreed on $22. That's pretty fair for duck, so I thought the place must be relatively inexpensive, especially as it's in one of those ugly plazas. The second mention in the newspaper article was that the Dave Matthew's band members had eaten there, taken a photo, and raved about it, so I decided I had to go. Just before starting this review, I read another review posted by a yelper a mere 23 hours ago, and among his multiple negatives, the lack of charm was mentioned early on. It's not even slightly cute or welcoming -- no effort has been made to be visually appealing. Ok, so that's ok if the food is spectacular. The board with the menu items does NOT have any prices, and thats not cool. I mean, who doesn't want to know how much she's spending? The yelp review I just read said he left in shock after a $93 (or $96?) bill. He couldn't believe the special of the day, mango sticky rice, was $14. Well guess what? I asked how much it was as they have it out on the counter and I was going to get one, and then I cancelled that order immediately. Are you kidding me? Everyone in my neighborhood is begging people to take mangos -- they are all over the place for free! Why a small portion of white rice (so inexpensive it's used to feed impoverished countries) and mango would cost $14 is anyone's guess. I live near Malakor Thai, a beloved gem of a place in Northwood. If I could afford to eat there more often, I surely would. I was so surprised to find this market charges significantly more ($6 more!) for Tom Kha soup, served in the same size container. (Had I gotten a large, she was going to charge me $22)! I mean, I just think they have a lot of chutzpah. It is possible, as the other reviewer stated, that they may well size you up before naming a price. I don't know. Back to the soup -- at first I didn't even like it much as it was so different from Malakor's. It's much less flavorful and less sweet, but it grew on me when the leftover soup a day later was delicious, and so I got more today, along with fresh spring rolls. I practically emptied my bank account -- good thing I bypassed the sticky rice (today's special just as it was last week's). I wanted so much to love it and to love the owners. It's not nice to leave off prices on a menu, and people just don't expect to be charged an arm and a leg in that less-than-enticing atmosphere.

Walking into Oriental Food Market feels just like stepping into my aunt's house it has that same…read morecomforting, welcoming vibe. From the moment you enter, you're greeted by the mouthwatering aroma of freshly cooked food and shelves stocked with an incredible selection of Asian goods. If you're looking for authentic Thai cuisine, this is the spot. So, what's at the heart of this place? The food and the owner. Every visit leaves me blown away. This time I had the cucumber salad, pad Thai, and their special mango sticky rice. Wow! Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and made with so much love. I'm still thinking about that mango sticky rice it was absolutely unforgettable. Nevertheless Julie (the owner) knows every single customer by name, treats you like family, and always ensures you're well taken care of. It's more than just amazing food it's a whole experience. You walk in as a customer and leave feeling like you just had a home cooked meal. If you haven't been yet, you're truly missing out.

I have to come and leave another readies because I feel like this place is slept on. the food is…read moreamazing and they are very quick with the orders the spicy is Thai so if you'd like a lite spice make sure to say but I love spicy and it's amazing!

Cute Thai spot in Loxahatchee!! A great place to visit in the 561 area code to enjoy a delicious…read moreThai meal. Loved: ++ fresh summer roll ++ crispy money bag !!! Cute take on curry puffs ++ Massaman curry with chicken ++ Japanese gyoza, my nephews loved ++thai tea The owner was so sweet and the food was great. The location next to Publix is great for anyone looking to get food after shopping or Publix shopping after eating dinner, like we did.

I ordered on Uber Eats and it wasn't good and I found foreign objects in my food…read more The rice is just white rice either sauce not fried rice

I do love this man's cooking but the sizes are ridiculously small and inconsistent with respect to…read moredifferent orders. Even if I get a large, it's sometimes smaller than the special. In addition, the chow Mein was Just some odd dried noodles in a bag?!?! Bizarre. Where are the noodles? It's 25-30 bucks for two dishes and outside of the white rice, I'm still hungry. Moreover, the lady at the cash still needs to learn manners from like I don't know, circa 1700? A total shame because they have great food but the mall is dangerous and not worth the risk while I wait for an expensive minuscule dinner prepared by a very talented chef.

Classic location in a nondescript strip mall (good parking for carryout. Food is good,clsssic…read moreChinese carry-out /delivery spot we like Eggplant three way, dragon and Phoenix. My go to neighborhood carryout spot

If you are looking for a nice reliable Chinese take out, try Red House (it's not red)…read more I have been here 4 times, and have always had the same dishes: wonton soup, shrimp rolls, boneless ribs(no sauce) and pork fried rice. All these are delicious, and being from NY, I'm familiar with how they should taste . The service is charming, but there is no ambiance, it's strickley take out

Wow! Another delicious dinner from here! Double cooked pork & roast pork lo mein. Best in S…read more Florida! Got there just before the dinner rush! AAAAAA*****!!!!! Thanks again! See you soon!

First time ordering from here and I have to say, I'm pleasantly surprised. Their flyer showed up in…read morethe mail, I did a quick review check, and decided to give them a try. Let's be honest, finding good Chinese food around boynton beach is no easy task.. We ordered the BBQ spare ribs, chicken chow mein, Mongolian beef, and General Tso's chicken. The spare ribs were just okay. Not bad, just not something I'd rush to order again. The General Tso's chicken and Mongolian beef, though? Both were descent and hit the spot. Overall, the food was very good, for the area! Now let's get to the most important part of this review.. When my chicken chow mein arrived, I honestly thought they had sent the wrong order. Instead of the crispy noodle dish most of us expect with vegetables & chicken, it came as a soupy mix with lettuce, celery, cabbage, chicken, a few shredded carrots, and crispy wontons on the side. I called the restaurant to let them know, and that's when I learned this is simply how they serve chow mein.. Once I realized it wasn't a mistake, I told them not to worry about it at all. But the manager clearly wasn't having that. He called me back and was determined to make sure I was happy. Truly above-and-beyond service. Even after I insisted I was fine, he sent over another dish similar to what I had wanted and wow. Vegetables and rice noodles in a spicy sauce that ended up being the best dish of the entire order. I don't even know what it's called, but I do know I'll be ordering it again. Great service, genuinely kind people, and food that keeps getting better. Sometimes it's not just about the meal. It's about how a restaurant treats you, and this place absolutely nailed it.

My friend and I went in on a Tuesday around 4:30 and the smell of the food was so inviting! We were…read moreseated immediately. It didn't take long to make a choice and the food arrived in perfect timing. I fried tofu with mixed vegetables was absolutely delicious! I tried my friend's Pad Thai and it was yummy! We each took half of our meal home to enjoy later. Enjoyed myself so much that I went back on Thursday for lunch with another friend! Lunch was delicious also!

I did it and tried again. The fish tastes old and smells so fishy. This was my experience from my…read morelast take out. It's not cheap and I expect quality. I'll try someplace else. I guess if you eat in you get the fresh fish based on reviews?! That's just awful!!