Because it is not necessarily located downtown, this little gem of a restaurant can be easily missed. In fact, even with directions sometimes it is overlooked, especially due to the fact it’s in a small building on an otherwise inconspicuous road. Of course the giant sign located about ten feet from the entrance helps anyone struggling to find it. Upon walking inside of the tiny building, you’ll be greeted immediately and seated by the staff, which in this case is just as small in numbers as the location is in size due to being a family restaurant. It’s usually never too full and can easily accommodate a larger group if necessary.

      The service there is fast with the food coming out in what feels like moments after you ordered it. The meals they serve consist of a variety of Thai cuisine (Pho, Noodles, Curry) and some specialty dishes, all of which are amazing and prepared by the chef who can be seen hanging around and taking orders himself. The prices can range from $8 a person for a large bowl of pho to “seasonal prices” that push upwards of $20 a person (this high price occurs primarily for specialty items like their crispy whole flounder or steamed rockfish). While the ambience may not be as lavish as some restaurants, the food more than makes up for it! It’s a small hole in the wall, but a great place to go if you want a nice, quiet, and more ethnic meal.