Thai Namtip

The food is great. Next time I go I will try out heat level #7.
I bought the sweet and sour chicken. It is different from what you will find in in a Chinese restaurant.
Thai food is all about the heat.
How high can you go?

Overall a good experience. One suggestion I would make is to stick to the Thai dishes. The only thing we were disappointed in was the sushi. Past that everything else was great and flavorful.

Absolutely the best Thai food! The vegetable spring rolls with the house sweet sauce they offer is amazing! I definitely recommend this little gem!

Picked up some lunch specials from them which came with spring rolls or soup. Got a Pad Thai, which my wife said was very good. Got a curry beef, which my brother-in-law said was ok. The beef was a bit overcooked. I got the Thai basil shrimp, which was good but the portion was a bit small.
All in all, the price was decent for lunch and the food came out fast. I've tasted better but not many options in the area.

Ate here with my boyfriend for the first time a few days ago. It seems to be a little more geared toward take-out, at least late on a Friday evening, and the service was a little slow at first, but it was worth the wait. Everything we ordered was delicious and fresh. We started with the satay for appetizer. The chicken was flavorful and clean, but the superstar of the dish is the peanut sauce. I want that sauce on almost everything... I got the chili fried rice with chicken for dinner, level 5 spicy. Next time I'll probably go for a 7, but it was still delicious. The chicken was good, the veggies were fresh, and the rice was cooked perfectly. My boyfriend got the basil stir-fry with beef. I got to try a mushroom from his dish and it was really, really good. The portion sizes are generous and I thought it was well worth the price. Will definitely come here again, probably for takeout next time.