content: Saw the GRAND OPENING banner and signage while driving to a Yelp event, and decided to grab a quick dinner before heading home.  The restaurant has been opened for years, but due to a kitchen fire, they were closed for 7 months.  So no FTR for this spacious restaurant filled with traditional Thai art and carvings.  Even though the name suggests that it is a Thai restaurant, they also have a significant number of Chinese items on the menu.\n\nThe menu is pretty straightforward.  except it is arranged a little differently from other Thai restaurants (i.e., no curry section). Aside from the usual Appetizers, Salads, Soups sections, the rest of the menu is broken down into sections by proteins (e.g., Poultry, Beef or Pork, Seafood,Vegetables, except you have choice of chicken, beef, pork, seafood or shrimps on just about all of the entree items.\n\nSince I like to order what the restaurant considers their signature dish on my first visit, I was recommended to try Mint Leaf Beef, which is beef marinated in Thai sauce and then cooked with chili and fresh mint leaves.  It was prepared and served quickly,and the flavor was very good.  The medium spicy level is probably less spicy compared to some other restaurant, so if you you prefer more heat you are going to have to specify Thai heat level and not the tamed American heat level.\n\nAmbiance:  3.5/5  Thai themed decor in a spaciously arranged dining room.\n\nService: 4/5  Maybe it was good because they are not that busy, but I have no complaints about their service level.\n\nFood:  4/5  I enjoyed what I ordered, and look forward to trying more items in the future.\n\nPrice:  5/5  Lunch specials are $7.25 which is good.  \n           4/5  Dinner prices is average compared with other Thai restaurants.\n\nLocation:  SW, near the Palms.\n\nParking:  5/5  Plenty of parking spaces in this strip mall.\n\nOverall, 4 stars!