Chef G on 4th Thai Street Food

Chef G really is some of the best Thai food I’ve ever had. I would give my life for Chef G

New Thai place that is great so far. Seems like the owners are somehow related to a Thai restaurant up near Sacramento, CA, which is a good sign.

Food is pretty good. We spontaneously decided to eat here when we were walking by. We ordered a green curry (rice is an extra order), a Thai milk tea, and a Guay Tire Ruar (the boat noodles they call it).

Thai milk tea - Sweet. Too sweet for my tastes. Still good. Pricing is good too so I don't mind that I ordered something way too sweet for my tastes.

Green Curry (medium) - Flavour is very good. Unlike most green curries, the flavour is strong and not diluted. You can clearly taste coconut milk and the curry paste. Amazing. A bit disappointed that rice is an additional side order (+$2) though. Would've been nice to not need additional order of rice since all the sections (outside of a la carte) comes with some sort of carbs. Serving size is... a bit small if your expectations are normal American sizes (a lot). I think the serving is perfect to feel satisfied, but when you compare it with the average portion size on the area, it is a bit small.

Guay Tiew Ruar (the boat) - essentially it is a beef noodle soup. For non-thai folk, the flavour is a kind of like a fusion between taiwanese beef noodle soup and a Vietnamese pho. I really like it. Flavour is really good and strong, and the spice level is reasonable for a western audience. Portion size is the same story as the green curry. I think this applies to all items here.

We ordered some salads as takeout the next day and had similiar thoughts. Good price, smaller than average portions (but enough to feel satisfied), and good, strong flavour.

Service was really good. The people were friendly and attentive. Way better than what you would expect from the area.

Store location is pretty small. Sore only have 7-8 tables of 2-4 people, so don't expect to easily sit a group of 8 here.

The store seems to be pretty new, and the first few months is the most turbulent time for a restaurant. Hopefully the good times continue on! :)

excellent, just excellent.. We have been looking for an alternative to Chim! for a long time

I am Thai. We compare the taste and quality of the food to all the restaurants in Thailand. This one has good cooks and quality
. If you want a good authentic thai food try it. I guaranty you will like it. The price is reasonable not expensive. Comparable to other Asian restaurants. Recommend, crab fried rice, pad Thai, papaya salad, shrimp and bean thread noodles, crying tiger... yummy!

Got the pad see-ew and panang beef stew and they were both very tasty! I’ll be going here again :) the beef was tender and everything was top notch.