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  • I spent 2 months in Thailand just this winter and know Thai food very well. Having gone to several different cooking classes while i was there, i would like to know Thai food. Ty Fun Is a wonderful Thai Food. I loved it and it satisfied me for my desire for Thai food. They do a hell of a job for food from all the way around the world. I admit, it doesn't seem to be able to reach the true spiciness (and i like it EXTREMELY THAI SPICY) but that's because most Americans couldn't handle it (So its more to be able to serve to the masses then to miss the real goal. I completely understand). They have all the right flavors, veg., and dish choices. I really enjoyed the Green Curry with chicken (WONDERFUL WONDERFUL!). And the Spicy Chicken Soup is AMAZING: ITS EXACTLY LIKE IT IS SERVED IN THAILAND. I had the same strong lemon flavor that i love! What i love about them is that hey hold true to Thai Cooking. In Thailand, the meat is not the most plentiful on the plate, its the Veggies. Ty Fun follows this rule and really does it well. Your plate is always full. They also use Jasmine Rice (which is the rice grown in Thai- Its amazing in the cooking dishes). Ty Fun also does not substitute in too many foods that don't actual grow in Thailand. So i like that the food is real to the traditions. Over all i would say its an amazing place to eat. The inside is very nice, very clean, and modern. It has large windows so its works well and gives you a wonderful feel while you eat. I know i know, you can never compare the country to the food you find here, but this place does the best job i have found so far. I would definitely go there over and over. (just a note to the person that wrote the review above mine: the reason they don't have chopsticks is that people in Thailand have never used them. They use one spoon and one fork. It is impolite to eat from the fork, so you use it to load food onto the spoon. So it makes sense that they wouldn't have any chopsticks. If you do find them in a Thai rest, then that would actually be the miss. Just a thought.)
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