I'm really in to this place. The fried chicken is so tasty that it's an appetizer that can be eaten as a meal if you have someone in the group who thinks they don't like Thai, like my kids. I had the kee mao the first time I was here. It was good but it's my favorite dish at two other places so it wasn't something I was super excited about. On my second visit we split the street noodles #1 and street noodles #2. With both meals I was way more enthusiastic. We got both with medium heat, 2 on the spice level, and it was an easy heat that added a nice level without taking away from the delicious flavors. The portions are a perfect size; we finished our food and left pleasantly and comfortably full.
Everything is $9 and under but the decor/design doesn't feel discount. BYOB, which I like, and they serve Mexican Coke. Not sure I'd show up with a large group because they don't take reservations, however, there's a nice choice of places to keep busy during a wait so it can be done.