Sopa Thai Cuisine

Red Curry didn't taste authentic. Worst curry I have had in the 40 thai restaurants i have eaten in.

You better cross your fingers you get Ben as your server! He always makes us feel like we’re having dinner at a friends house. Soap is a great place to get delicious food with a great vibe. You can tell they run a tight ship over there. The food comes quick and fresh!

Great Everything !!! ENJOY...

I stopped for lunch. It was loud and echoed in there. Waitress was friendly but she was the only one working and running around really busy. I ordered drunked noodle with tofu lunch special. I ended up with shrimp and no soup appetizer. The strangest drunken noodle dish ever. I wouldn't call it Thai. I couldn't eat it. Waitress wanted to fix another dish for me, but I felt dissatisfied and one lunch at $23 is a giant rip off.

Don't pay in cash and avoid the bland, overcooked chicken dishes. Three twenty dollar bills bizarrely disappeared from our payment tray, but the $12 tip remained and the waiter/manager Ben attacked us verbally when we chatted among ourselves over having to pay twice ($120 dollars) for an appetizer, soup and entree that we shared between 3 people. Our visit to Sopa Thai was the most unpleasant experience any of us ever had in a restaurant. We attempted to contact the owner 3 ways before posting this review to inform her of our experience with this aggressive employee. However, our effort was ignored.

The servers were pretty nice, but that was about it. It felt like the place isn't managed well because no one seems to quality control the food. The food was incredibly mediocre. I don't care about food presentation, really, but this time, it felt as if they had just dumped in the food into the bowl or platter. It seems like based on the ingredients and how it was assembled, it's as if it's been months or years since they last checked the recipe on what the actual ingredients were supposed to be and how they're supposed to be sliced and how it's supposed to taste. And for the first time ever, we were served a bowl of rice with a FORK. I mean I guess I can use the fork but that's really pushing it. And we were served noodles (not soup) with a spoon. Like how are supposed to pick up these noodles? This kind of service felt EXTREMELY lazy. It feels like such a shame to be wasting a good opportunity of a restaurant. The food was edible I guess, but more than that, we felt offended by their lack of respect for the food and the people they are serving. Perhaps a lack of respect for themselves too. :( Guys, just please read the recipe again.

The most unique drunken noodles I have had. The Sauce was unusual and delightful. I docked 2 stars on service. While they were nice, I had to flag them down when I was ready to order, when I was ready for a box, and when I was ready for the check. Vegetarian options: Slim, but there. :)

Very good, the portions are large...almost too many noodles and not enough broth