Thai E-San is not as authentic as it gets. I really enjoyed the customer service and the setting of the restaurant. Right off the corner of 7th Avenue and Indian School Road this little restaurant is great for a first Thai experience, however if you're a person who enjoys drinking a soft beverage with their favorite Thai dishes, I would consider the fact that they charge the drink per can. For $1.50 more you can get another can of your favorite soft drink that's if your budget permits to three to five dollars worth of drinks.
The Thai food is as simple as it gets, the portions are sizable and to ones surprise enough for one to take home! On the tough side, the vegetables to meat/noodle/rice ratio is somewhat uneven, the flavors of egg in most dishes is over powering taking one back to the feeling of breakfast or a less enticing egg sandwich flavor. Over all the food is acceptable but don't hope for high end flavors that take you back to an out of country feel.
This quiet and relaxing restaurant is very clean and professional, however the constant reminder of the news channel is unnecessary. Let's keep politics out of the table. On the other hand, as one person that doesn't know how Thai food is made, I have experienced other variations of authentic Thai food and this restaurant does not equal to my satisfaction.
Tally
Customer service: Exceptional
Serving size: Grand
Flavors: Acceptable
Pricing: Average