My husband and I happened to be on this side of town when we noticed this restaurant. We've been looking for a good thai spot, but have had some misses in the SCV. Nothing bad, but just not what we're used to. We ended up getting some of our favorites, Garlic chicken, pineapple fried rice, and Chicken pad see ew. Everything we tried here was delicious and flavorful, it was very similar to our old favorite. The ingredients tasted fresh, and it felt like they didn't skimp. The pad see ew had broccoli instead of bok chow. But that wasn't an issue for me, just something I noticed. We will definitely go back to try more things.

Tried this twice before writing my review. Needed to confirm it was as good as it was the first time. Let me just say the quality here is amazing. The food is always HOT, fresh, flavorful and most importantly reasonably priced! Pad Thai- 9/10 (delicious) Massaman Curry- 8/10 (wish they got my spice level correct) Crab fried rice-9/10 (little more crab needed) Spicy basil fried rice (10/10!!!) Chicken satay- 6/10. (Chicken was on the blander side. Peanut sauce is good though) Chicken wings- 7.5/10- fried perfectly, just needs a good dipping sauce to complement and season the chicken more.

This place is located by the little caesar's on bouquet and seco canyon. This shopping center is pretty empty, I decided to try this place out. The prices are very reasonable. By far one of the best lowkey thai places i've been to. Portions are good. The chicken fried rice and orange chicken are one of the best i've had in scv. The thai tea is good. The chow mein was good. Veggie rolls had a nice crunch. Would come again definitely. Prices are low for high quality food.

The food was amazing! I got their grilled bbq with sticky rice and it was on point! The flavors were very authentic and the jasmine sticky rice was so aromatic and sticky. I was sooooo satistisfied. I wish I could be back in the area to enjoy their food again. If you are in the area, you MUST try it!

The best Thai restaurant I've ever been to. The king of Thai food must be working in the kitchen. All residents of Valencia, Stevenson Ranch, and Santa Clarita should bring their friends and family here to humbly enjoy the delicious dishes this restaurant has to offer.

The food here is delicious but even more than that, I showed up right at closing and they took my order anyway. It was turned around in 10 minutes. They were kind and took the time to describe the difference between Thai and Jamaican roti. The pad thai wasn't dry and the shrimp were large and fresh.

I'm going to say it right now, a MUST TRY Asian restaurant in Santa Clarita! Every bite tastes so authentic and enjoyable, I just can't get enough of it. We ordered Pad Thai, Thai BBQ Pork, Crab Fried Rice, and Sweet Roti. Honestly everything was sooo good! I don't even need to decipher each dish because it all individually stand out on its own. The restaurant was very clean and the staff are nice. They are quick to check in on you, and the food comes out at a good time. We've been here twice now, but both times are not too busy. This place needs to get more recognition and if I were you, don't hesitate. Just come and you won't regret it. I highly recommend!!

We recently learned of this newly opened Thai restaurant, which our server Nat informed us has been about a month now. Much friendlier and cleaner than the former Sister Thai Kitchen that once occupied the same space. We made it a point to give them a try ASAP. Beautiful signage above the restaurant on first entering, and a warm greeting surrounded by new renovation. And arriving after 2 PM, we were the only patrons, soon followed by others. Nat greeted us with a smile and handed us our menus. My first request was for the Thai iced tea. Unfortunately it proved to be my only real disappointment today. Bland and somewhat bitter I would describe it; Nat stated that they make it less sweet. I wouldn't order it again, and I happen to love a good Thai ice tea at Thai restaurants. Our first food to come out of the kitchen was the Tom Yum Soup with Vegetables and Chicken. Piping hot on a burner and mildly spicy, that is, until you get to the bottom of your bowl. Then I would say, "prepare for the tingling in your mouth". And every spice level we ordered was "mild". The rest were just fine. We also tried the Yellow Curry with Mock Duck and white rice, as well as Teriyaki Chicken and the Drunken Noodles with Tofu. A very satisfying meal overall. Here is how I would rate our experience: Service 4.5 Ambiance 3.5 Thai Iced Tea 2.0 Tom Yum Soup 4.0 Yellow Curry 4.5 Chicken Teriyaki 3.5 Drunken Noodles 4.5 For a total before tip of: $65.63. Not our favorite Thai food but we would definitely return.

I heard about this restaurant from a friend I work with in OC so I drove 65 miles to try it and let me just say I wasn't disappointed. I have travelled to Thailand and love Thai food so I think I have a decent idea of whats good and authentic and what's not. There were four of us so we tried several drinks and and seven dishes. I'll start with the drinks: The Thai tea was perfect. I realize that everyone has different taste, but in my opinion most Thai places make their Thai tea too sweet and too creamy. This Thai Tea was neither of those. It was perfectly balanced so that you could actually taste the tea and didn't fill bloated from all the milk and sugar afterwards. The Thai coffee (Oliang) is also very good. Thai coffee is very unique compared to coffee from almost everywhere else and I recommend trying it if you never have. The iced version is best. Ok and now for the dishes. Spicy Grilled Pork Salad: This was delicious. The pork was cooked to perfect tenderness and the dressing on the salad was the perfect balance of sweet and spicy. You could literally taste the freshness in the salad (like all the dishes here). Beef Jerky: Wow, this was surprisingly good. Usually Thai jerky is a bit too tough and chewy for my taste, but this was nothing of the sort. It's as though they used filet mignon to make their Jerky....it made me want a beer but, they don't serve it yet. It's coming soon though they said. Roti Massaman Curry: Unfortunately, my friends didn't get to try too much of this because I devoured it before they had a chance. I love Massaman (they also have a Massaman curry dish but I didn't try yet). The roti is perfectly cooked to to order and is so good with the Massaman dipping sauce. Papaya Salad (Som Tom): All I can say is wow what a surprise this place is. This is the best Thai Papaya Salad I've had in the States. This is a very delicious and healthy dish. Keep in mind that it is usually served on the spicy side so ask to have it prepared slightly less spicy the first time until you establish familiarity with their spice level....but man is it good. Crab Fried Rice: This was the BEST dish I had at this restaurant and apparently one of their specialties. I couldn't believe how loaded with crab this was. Especially for the price. A must try. Pad Thai: Everywhere I have tried Pad Thai has been differen't. This palce makes it just slightly on the sweet side, but paired with the spice it tastes incredible. I highly recommend ordering with the shrimp. It's rare to find a Thai restaurant that does Pad Thai right, but they theirs is obviously authentic. In fact, you can usually judge a Thai restaurant by their Pad Thai and this one is solid. Tom Kha (coconut soup): This has always been one of my favorite dishes and this place is no exception. One. thing the Thai's do so well is balancing sweet and spice. I recommend trying with chicken or shrimp... very very good. Nothing in this place let me down. I would highly recommend that you give the place a try. It doesn't look so special from outside but once you try you'll be pleasantly surprised. I have found this to be the case at many of the best restaurants I've tried. They obviously put their effort into the food.