Yum Thai 281 Info
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Service options
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Curbside pickup
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No-contact delivery
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Delivery
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Takeout
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Dine-in
Accessibility
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Wheelchair accessible seating
Offerings
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Comfort food
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Vegan options
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Vegetarian options
Dining options
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Dinner
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Dessert
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Seating
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Restroom
Payments
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Credit cards
Children
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Good for kids
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High chairs
Best WLM Reviews
Was my first time dining here and just a week earlier had started to explore this area of town a bit more.
We started our meal with the papaya salad, which reminded me of the same marinade of a Yum Nah or Beef Salad, but on shredded pickled vegetables. It was sweet, sour, & crunchy, a nice start to our meal.
Next we ordered our entrees. I ordered the Pad See Ewe, which was a decent sized portion, and had decent flavor. The vegetables were crispy and had good flavor while the noodles were a bit lacking flavor wise. Im not quite sure what was missing perhaps it was the spice level. I ordered a medium and it was not spicy at all. I would have placed the medium on a 1-10 scale as a 2 or 3. I'll probably order hotter the next time.
Prices were fair, but not overly affordable. It was average as far as Thai food and restaurants go. The menu had many price increases added to it, one of which was Thai tea which was not priced properly. I mentioned it to the waiter but he only commented that the menu hadnt been updated. I will probably eat here again when in the area, but so far I haven't found anything that would bring me back specifically to this location.
We were so impressed! It's this unassuming little place, but very pretty and upscale inside. The service was extremely polite, quick, and helpful. I had the Pad Thai, and it was the level of tasty you'd expect from a very good restaurant. My date had the Thai Cashew Chicken; he said it was the best cashew chicken he'd ever had. The pot stickers and fried bananas were also delicious! We definitely have this restaurant on our list of "go to again" places.
Oh, they also serve Boba tea here. We didn't try it yet, but that's definitely a plus!
We came in for a quick snack before hitting the gym. We ended up ordering a little more than a snack because the menu looked so good. We decided to share the Tom Kha soup, Vietnamese spring rolls, and pot stickers. It was all really delicious and the person working came to check on to ensure we liked everything. It’s small but delivers on flavor and hospitality, definitely a gem on 281.
Drove all the way over because I wanted some Thai food. Google maps and their website says they're open. When we arrived it was not only closed but covered and empty. Thankfully there was a good spot down the street instead.
We we're craving Thai food, and stopped by at Yum Thai Restaurant, we started what a sampler platter, Tum Yum veggies soup and Pad Thai veggies plate all was good, and enough for free with left overs too. The staff was pleasant and very attentive to our needs.
Food looked very appetizing but wasn't very flavorful. I arrived before my pickup was ready and it wasn't steaming as if it was fresh. Not a bad option if in the area. Must try more of the menu for a final verdict.
This was my first time here and was willing to try it. I ordered online and pick up time said 20 min. I got there and waited another 20 min. 40 min for food when not many people were there. Then I got home and saw that my beef pho meat was raw. I been to some of the best thai food places and never got my meat raw. I understand that there are places that serve it raw but not without mentioning it. Zero stars if I could. Go to thai and pho house down the street. You won't regret it. Here's some pics of the food and menu which doesn't describe there meals and what's in it
This place has amazing food! The service is always top notch and never much of a wait. Highly recommend. ????
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