The service was excellent. The food is as delicious. The ambiance was peaceful and serene. The bathrooms were old, but clean. We got the Thai iced tea, The chicken satay appetizer with peanut dipping sauce, PraRam and rice. Since were ordered favorite dishes we did compare them to our long-standing favorite place. The portions were smaller, there was a larger variety of steamed vegetables, the sauce was thick but there was less of it. I would go back again. We would probably order a different main dish to share, and not get the appetizer.

After trying out some Vietnamese food here, we were hesitant about trying Thai food. Thank goodness we did. We ordered the green curry, crab fried rice and the lemongrass chicken. This had to be one of the best tasting lemongrass chickens I've had. Green curry and the crab fried rice was solid also. Definitely one to stop by if we are doing a road trip and stopping by the area again.

Love their eggplant curry. I have never had better. I have tried to replicate their brown rice; it can't be done.

We had a big family dinner here and the service was great! Everyone seemed to enjoy their dishes and we were all able to sit together. It was pretty empty but worked to our advantage to be able to hear each other. The restaurant was also very clean.

This restaurant is connected to an auto body shop so if you don't look carefully, you might not even realize it's a restaurant. The food was really good, though. I wish I lived closer so I can come back to try other items. My husband and I ordered the laos style papaya salad, duck curry, pad thai, and calamari. The papaya salad was one of the best I've had. I asked for mild spicy and I did not taste the spice at all, so either they did not put any peppers in it or their peppers aren't spicy. The duck curry was alright. I thought it could use a little more coconut for that creamy coconut curry taste. The pad thai was also one of the best I've had. It was flavorful and tasted just right. We enjoyed the calamari as well. They were crispy and easy to chew. In terms of price, the food is pricey considering their portions are not a lot, but the food quality makes up for it. It's expensive everywhere anyway, so I don't mind. It's a good size restaurant and was pretty empty when we went. It's nice and quiet in there. They probably mostly get takeout orders. Service was fine. The waitress will come if you wave at her. We had planned on going to Siam instead but it was closed today so I'm glad we came here instead.

Came here for dinner on friday around 6-6:30. It was pretty empty but some other parties came and they had a gooood amount of to go orders. I got the beef rad na. All the food came out in like 10-15 minutes. Overall most of the food was pretty good. I think the proportion for mine was pretty good, maybe because of the gravy tho? The drunken noodles looked pretty small compared to other dishes and was pretty oily. I also tried the prawn silver noodles, came with 5 big shrimps and was pretty good. We also got the mango sticky rice. It was reallll small or smaller than i expected lol but pretty good. Condense milk was diff? More watery or liquidy than normal condensed milk i think but still good. Overall pretty good, pricing not too bad and service is good, they r very friendly and nice.

I've visited JP Thai twice now and have really enjoyed it. I came first with a friend and then returned with my husband for lunch. Both times we were greeted so warmly. My favorite items are definitely the basil Thai fried rice and the drunken noodles - the "wok hay" (taste of the wok / aromatic stir fry flavor) is soo good and is the main reason I want to keep coming back. The red curry and Thai iced teas were also good but not standouts compared to the other items. The restaurant interior is nicely decorated with some videos of Thai food playing on the TV. The service is wonderful and both times I visited, there were a few other tables occupied with a steady stream of takeout orders being picked up. I plan to visit many more times in the near future!