J&t Thai Street Food

Food was served late, appetizer came in last, Pad thai was saggy, the spicy basil chicken was too oily, garlic pork ribs was overcooked and meat is hard to eat off from the bone. The tables were dirty, the order numbers are all over the place and poor customer service.

The food was quite good, and I'd definitely return for the basil chicken. However, the Thai beef salad was rather underwhelming—it consisted mostly of lettuce, half a tomato, some onion, and a bit of beef on top. Additionally, parking in this area can be quite challenging.

Lunch was decent at this place. I ordered the pad see ew with tofu, but it felt like there were only 30% noodles and 70% toppings. I would have preferred a larger noodle portion since I'm a big fan of them. On the bright side, the noodles had a nice texture and were adequately sauced. Food: 5/10 Service: 5/10 Atmosphere: 5/10 Value: 5/10 View menu

Great Thai street food with authentic taste and a modern setting. We ordered the pork leg stew over rice, garlic pork short ribs, fried chicken wings, chicken lettuce wraps, duck noodle soup, yellow curry with chicken and a Thai ice tea. It was alldelicious and very satisfying. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for some good Thai street food!

We got the Pad Thai and Pad See ew to go with extra vegetables. We got the beef and chicken options and both were Excellent. I will say that they could add more noodles. Let's be honest, that's the cheapest thing ever and especially for the price. I think that the meals could be one and a 1/2 times the size.Parking: There is usually parking. It just depends on the time of the day

This place has the best Thai food I have had in a long time. The service is good. The staff are always friendly and nice. They go above and beyond on helping explain food items etc. Sometimes it is hard to call ahead and order. You might have to call a couple of times. But it is worth it. The place is always busy. The only negative thing I have to say is that music is way too loud. View menu

It was a tough choice to make because I really enjoyed the flavor of my dish, but it wasn't traditional Pad Thai, and the quality left something to be desired. The dish included green beans, broccoli, green and red bell peppers, and kale. There were very few bean sprouts, the chicken was overcooked, there were no peanuts, and the sauce had a ketchup-like taste. However, since I only tried one dish, I encourage you to give it a shot and see for yourself.

I enjoyed an outstanding Chicken Satay that I loved! The sauce had a sweet taste with a subtle hint of something special. I paired it with a classic Pad Thai, which was cooked to perfection—just the right level of spice for me to savor the flavors without overwhelming my palate (about a 2 on the spice scale). The dish was well-balanced with plenty of green onions and a generous serving size. The staff was attentive and made sure my meal was gluten-free. Overall, it was a wonderful experience!

I left the vet with my dog and noticed this Thai restaurant just a few doors down from us. It was cold and foggy out and I just wanted some soup. Tom Yum is my go to and they offer a small bowl here which I was thankful for since I wasn't too hungry. Man, do I regret eating here. The Tom Yum was possibly the worse I have ever tried. It was inedible. It tasted like that artificial lime juice you get at the stores. It was also very vinegary. I don't know how else to describe it besides just terrible. It tasted nothing like what Tom Yum should taste like. This is the only dish I've tried from here but I don't know if I'd ever go back. I don't like to judge a restaurant solely on one single dish... View menu