Manee Thai Restaurants

Very clean Really good Thai food
Jan 28th, 2017

The food was great. I had red curry and it was good. Even the veg sushi was great.
Oct 23rd, 2016

30 min to get water and tea. Understaffed and prioritized takeout customers over customers seated before. Orders were incorrect, but the food was ok.
Sep 17th, 2016

Famous for their red curry!
May 26th, 2016

(NOT Vegetarian Friendly) After seeing the other good reviews, we decided to try this place instead of hitting one of our usual haunts. My husband was reasonably satisfied with his meal, but said it was just okay. I tried the "peanut" dressing from the "salad bar." I generally like peanut dressings, but this one tasted more like someone had dumped chopped peanuts in a bottle of duck sauce. Way too sweet and syrupy. Still, not a deal breaker. Just a mental note to use the ginger next time. Then the entrees arrived. I ordered from the Vegetarian menu and requested tofu. --- NOTE TO RESTAURANTS IN GENERAL: If you have a separate vegetarian menu, you're stating that the dishes on it don't have chicken stock, beef broth, meat bits, fish sauce, or pork fat in them. That's kind of what the whole Vegetarian part means. If you can't do that, just don't have a separate section of menu. This is what leads to people lying about allergies and you whining to the NYTimes about people screwing up your prep times. --- My "vegetarian" tofu dish reeked of fish sauce. Normally, I can ignore a little fish sauce -- and if the dish is fresh, it's not really noticeable. I try to be easy going. Really. When a dish smells that strongly, though, it usually means the sauce has sat around a few days. But, I was super-hungry and I had a bit of a cold, so I figured with a bit of hot sauce, I could get through it. Until I stirred the dish a bit and found not one -- not two, -- but three pieces of chicken swimming in my "vegetarian" tofu dish. Chicken makes me ill. I'm so glad I didn't actually eat this. Still, I don't like wasting food and the husband eats chicken, so I figured we could box it up and he could eat it the next day. Except when he opened the box today, the fish sauce smell was so strong, it had overpowered the rest of the dish. So, I ended up paying about $12 for a few pieces of lettuce, a couple slices of tomato, and some peanut chunks in syrup. If you just want some okay Thai food and you're nearby, it's passable. It is NOT Vegetarian/Vegan friendly.
Jun 4th, 2016