Red Curry - West Slope

First, the food was some of the freshest most delicious Thai food I’ve ever had. But secondly, it was also the tiniest portion of cashew chicken I’ve ever received! I was literally surprised when it was set in front of me. I would have thought he’d mistakenly served me a child’s order, but I was the only diner at the time. Disappointing: I left still hungry) Thirdly, the gentleman at the counter who greeted me was pleasant, but two things stood out. He had a tv or something playing behind the front counter that was a huge turn off for a nice looking place. Tacky. He should have shut it off when a diner came in. He also had an odd reaction to my order : cashew chicken with sticky rice. His response was a facial expression that said, “why would you order that? You must not know what sticky rice is.” And he said, “ oh, you don’t want that. Sticky rice is well, sticky and you eat it with your fingers. You want the jasmine rice, I’m sure.” No, sir, I was sure I wanted the sticky rice, but you made me feel like I would be making a faux pas if I insisted. Not wanting to be argumentative I told him that would be fine. One other minor thing was that the plates were stuck to the table. Like the top varnish was tacky. It was kind of off putting, but not a huge thing. I do want to repeat that despite my awkward and uncomfortable dining experience, the food was a10. Sadly, I don’t think I’d come back knowing I’d need to order more dishes to fill up.

I ordered just one noodle dish to go, and I didn’t want to tip (kinda tired of the tipping culture plus eat-outs are getting ridiculously expensive these days). The lady’s attitude changed instantly after seeing $0 on the tip section, she completed the rest of the interactions with me in silence. Why do customers have to feel guilty for not tipping, especially for just one togo order during non-busy hour? I will not go back again.

Incredible! I loved my meal. Fast service and awesome friendly staff.

This little hole in the wall Thai place is everything you hope to find from a local restaurant. Don 't expect to find a menu on their website because they don 't have a website. Don 't expect to join a loyalty program or get a discount for posting a picture of your meal along with some hashtag.They don 't care about that. Their number one priority is good food. There used to be a sign out front that said My English isn 't good but my food is great. And honestly, those are the best kinds of restaurants. Tasty spring rolls, great Drunken Noodles that stay hot way longer than any noodle.has a right to, and sometimes I 'm even treated to the sight of a pair of ducks who wander around outside the front door. Ducks know what 's up.

Portions are so tiny. You would need to order 2 meals to get full.