Indra Restaurant

For over 30 years me and my family been coming here, we always love their food. So sad to know the owner passed away. Since i moved to the valley I have not seen her much. We became friends with her and my boys since they were born, we used to come here almost 3 times a week. She was lovely. I miss her

This restaurant I was going at list 20 years, and was happy with the food, service. But, now it is very poor service to customers. Food not good, service dinnerware is very bad quality, spoons, cups, and chairs customers sits. Specifically food is very bad quality. Unfortunately, I won't go this place, because of poor quality service.

I love food ….. Travelling the world while seeking out a hidden gem to savour Any chance to experience cuisine from the Far East I get excited in anticipation I ordered the Chicken Drunken Noodles, traditionally flat noodles with a spicy lift My order was cooked freshly and tasty but greasy when I got closer to the serving tray A good effort and worth visiting for a quick meal It’s not your traditional Thai cuisine but it’s advertised as having a Chinese influence I’d return to sample a different meal Try it out you might like it

Nice looking place, with friendly staff. Grabbed some noodles and soup to-go (pad see ew chicken & tom ka shrimp). The food was mediocre, unfortunately. Overcooked meat & shellfish, not much in the way of authentic flavor. Definitely lacking the lime and lemongrass flavors that bring Thai dishes like these to life. I’ve had microwaveable Thai food from TJ’s that tastes more authentic and flavorful than this. I added a little citrus and some coconut milk at home to liven up the soup, and that helped. Noodles tasted like cheap Chinese food. At about $15 per plate, I am very disappointed.

Best drunken noodles I've ever had! Chicken was delicious, all the veggies in it, basil, bell peppers, etc. were delicious and so flavorful. The egg rolls and Thai iced tea were also great!