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always amazing. the black pepper beef was so good and fancy compared to the usual Asian fare. I'm especially a fan of the curries. the panang is better than I've had *anywhere* else. worth the extra cost here.
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Jared A
2 contributions
23-12-13
• DoorDash order
Delicious, generous amount of broccoli included, spicy tofu was just right amount of spice (I have low-to-medium tolerance of heat but enjoy spicy)
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Danielle M
Local Expert • 18 contributions
24-07-02
• DoorDash order
It was only ok. I ordered Pork Potstickers and D Drunken Noodle with Tofu. It was your average Thai place quality - nothing was particularly well done or stand out. The portion for the noodles was small for $21 -- I'm 5'2" a little over 100lbs female and it was one portion for me w no leftovers. Pretty greasy. Overall these two things were over $50 which made somehow made the fact that it was so average worse.
Save your mine and order from Thai Basil for half the price and bigger portions.
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Randi K
23 contributions
24-03-08
• DoorDash order
I adore Aloy so much. it's a little pricey but absolutely worth it. I can't ever get pictures cause I eat it too fast. the pad Thai is great, the only place I'll order beef from because it's not as good anywhere else. the satay was fabulous. the wontons are good with a good amount of filling. the menu is pretty vast.. it's a struggle to choose food every time because it's all good, they have fantastic curries.
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Joan B
1 contributions
25-01-22
• DoorDash order
The duck wontons are amazing with the sauce. Three of us ate and still some left for lunch yomo . It's our go to place for Thai food Edgar got it here still hot in the cold cold snow. Thanks Edgar. .
