Pad Thai In Qu - Quncy, MA

Worst pad thai I have ever had. I ordered par thai traditional with crispy chicken and ended up getting chicken with crispy noodles that tasted like rabbit food and heavy sauce. There was no vegetables or anything it was gross.

I love durian, and I’ve never seen durian sticky rice on a menu before, so I decided to try it out. It was a bit expensive at $6.95 (pre-tax) for the portion size. I was expecting something similar to how mango sticky rice is typically served at Thai restaurants where you get a scoop of rice drizzled with coconut milk and some sliced mango on the side, but this was more like a sticky rice soup with a few durian chunks. The taste wasn’t bad, but it was waaay too sweet, and there wasn’t enough durian. I doubt this is a popular dish since people have mixed feelings about durian, so I’ll probably give this place another chance someday and try a main dish.

Best Thai food in Quincy. I’ve tried a lot of Thai restaurants and this is place has the most consistent and authentic taste. The only better place would be Rod Dee in Porter Square but they closed many years ago.

I ordered shrimp and chicken lo mein and there was one shrimp in the entire container. The fried wonton is the worst wonton I have ever had in my life. The spring rolls and wonton were like tiny finger foods. I can’t believe the money I paid for this. People say this is one of the best Thai restaurants around. That is not true at all. You really need to try out Little Duck Thai Restaurant at 57 Granite St. right across the street from Burger King . The food is phenomenal so fresh and they don’t give these little baby portions. It’s definitely worth the money. It is so clean and the service is exceptional. They really are lovely people and that chef is absolutely amazing.

Great THAI food. They food is well-proportioned, and not mostly rice and little meat and vegetables like most other places. Thank you for that.