Ok...so I can't hate on the place because it's the closest, more affordable Thai restaurants when I used to live in this area. BUT there's something missing about this place that I quite can't put my finger on...maybe it's missing the love in it's dishes...I'm not sure.
Anyway, here's my reason for the 3/5 stars overall. Whenever I dine in, service is inconsistent. Sometimes they'll be on point, other times I'll have to flag them for attention. And no, I'm not a needy guest so I don't see my comment as some cry for attention; I'm just sayin' that feeling neglected can suck! Plus, I get somewhat frustrated when the place isn't THAT busy and I don't get no love.
As for the food. I've had almost all their curries. I don't think nor do I remember them offering any green curry, but that's not a biggie for me because I don't tend to order green curry anyway. I think all their curries are delicious; I am especially fond of their panang. All their curries have a great portion of the meats and veggies. (I typically ordered chicken or tofu in my curries and are both cooked well into the curry). In terms of flavor, their chicken satay isn't anything extraordinary but I believe their portions might be slightly bigger than most Thai food places. The Tom Kah soup is excellent; great balance of the coconut and citrus, broth and meat. Lastly, their noodle dishes. I'm not particularly a fan. They come out inconsistent--sometimes it will have the great balance of the flavor/sauce on the dish other times it's dry or overly saturated with sauce.
I wouldn't mind coming back here again for a standard Thai cuisine and service. Not too shabby for the area.