What The Cluck Haight

Apparently "healthy" means seasoning free. it was dead silent, the air was thick with oil and must, and the food wasn't even salted. I got the chicken katsu and it was crunchy enough, but again, no seasoning. it came with a sweet and sour sauce, and that was the only source of flavor in the whole everything. I also got mango sticky rice. it was proudly flavor free and chronically overcooked to a sad conglomerate block. this place is a definite skip for me.

I don't think anything was seasoned. Look at the photos of the non breaded chicken, it tastes exactly how it looks: bland and boiled. How is this considered Thai food? Sixteen dollars for a plate of chicken and rice with no flavor. Even the hot sauce tasted like it came out of a can. 2 stars for it being edible, at least it didn't taste bad and I didn't get sick

Tasty . Very nice staff . My go to

Expensive and mid

Ordered and paid to eat there, got my food, and only after giving me my food did they tell me that they’re “closed early for dine-in” and I’d have to leave. Not only that, but she was rude about it and told me it was my fault for not asking. Why would I assume otherwise? The place was still open, no chairs were up, and she didn’t ask me if I wanted to dine in or takeout. 0/10 wouldn’t return due to this interaction.

First timer here and the food blew is away, in a fabulous way Simple menu, and food is simply unpretentious and delicious. Chicken white meat based menu, paired with soup and rice. It's clean, it's tasteful, it's just good. If you're in this neighborhood you should give this place a try!

Food quality wasn’t good. The chicken had weird chewy parts that we had to cut out. Service wasn’t good either.

Great place to get a rather healthy plate of food.