Super Thai Cuisine

Very tasty food with a nice amount of spice! My friend and I shared the chive dumplings and we each had an order ofvthe yellow curry with chicken. It was very good. Service was good as well.

Rating: 3.1/5 [delivery] My husband ordered through Postmates, and I thought the food was overpriced for the small portion sizes and the overall quality. A10 Son In Law ($11.50): Thai fried boiled eggs in tamarind sauce topped with diced red bell pepper, fried shallot, fried chili, and cilantro. Easily the best dish of the night with bold and balanced flavors that really stood out. A12 Thai Sweet Sausage ($10.35): Lightly fried Thai sweet sausage over a bed of spring mix with sriracha sauce. Honestly a rip-off. It looked like maybe 1.5 sausages sliced up, and the flavor was basically like Chinese sausage, just a bit sweeter and less fatty. A18 Dancing Crab ($11.50): Deep-fried breaded soft shell crab with crispy taro, diced red bell pepper, green onion, and citrus ponzu sauce. Not bad, especially considering we did not reheat it. The crispy taro was fun to munch on and reminded me of thin, crunchy fries. Side of Fried Pork Belly ($5.90): Super dry and overcooked. The only way it was edible was by dipping it into the Son In Law sauce, which helped a little.

First time here for dinner. Smallish hole on the wall Thai place. Generic named restaurant. Didn’t really know what to expect. Pleasantly surprised with some of the better Thai I’ve had in a while. Tried some standard dishes: crab fried rice, pad see eew, and their veggie dish. Ordered one star because of my son. There was something in the crab fried rice that gave it a lot more kick than one star. Also tried their fried pork dumplings as an appetizer. I would say all dishes were above average. While not fancy, there was a little more presentation effort than strip mall Thai. Below average restaurant name, above average food. Would not hesitate to go back here again.

This restaurant is very busy but we were able to get seated right away. Our server was amazing, he was so fast, and knew what we wanted before we even asked. The food was good, big portions and very tasty. This place also has the best chilli oil, it’s like a paste, and not too spicy.

Super tasty Thai food! I really enjoyed the Pad Thai, while the Pad See Ew leaned a bit salty (especially if you’re used to the sweeter style). The fried calamari was crispy and delicious. Service is casual but efficient. I came on a weekend and found plenty of parking, just remember to validate. Most dishes are chicken-based, with a small upcharge ($3–$4) for pork or beef. Overall, a satisfying spot for Thai food!

Staff: Very friendly, attentive and welcoming Order: Chive Dumplings, Crab Fried Rice, Pad Kee Mow, Pad Thai Environment: Very cute decor and cozy inside. We were there with friends for lunch but I could see how it would be a cute date spot at night. There were quite a few "influencers" in there, even on a slow afternoon (but this is Austin after all. lol.) Pricing: Affordable but pricing have gone up since their online menu. Big portions and enough to take home. Overall: We thought that the food was great and lived up to all the hype! Great hidden gem. We will def be back. Our only issue was that the crab fried rice had quite a bit of shell in it that we had to take out...but that lets you know that they're using real crab! Also, note that they don't ask you what spice level you would like on your food like a "normal" Thai place so be sure to specify!

Very good Thai food here and I highly recommend it! I got level 3 spice which wasn't overly spicy but had enough spice that you could taste it without getting overwhelmed with the heat. The flavor of the dish that I had was also really well done but it wasn't the best meal I have ever had. However, I also had the mango sticky rice and that was delicious and I highly recommend it and I would go there again just to have that mango sticky rice!