Mango 2 Thai Cuisine

If you haven’t been to Mango Thai yet, RUN — don’t walk. This place seriously never misses. Every dish is packed with bold, authentic flavor and tastes unbelievably fresh every single time. You can tell so much love and care goes into the food. The drinks? SO good. Whether you’re getting something refreshing or something a little stronger, they absolutely nail it every time. It just completes the whole experience. And yes — sometimes there’s a wait. But you simply can’t rush food this good. When everything is made fresh and with this much care, it’s worth every single minute. Trust me. So worth it. The service is truly unmatched. The staff is beyond warm and welcoming — constantly checking in, making sure everything is perfect, and making you feel genuinely taken care of. The vibe is co

Stopped in for a late lunch and were the only ones in the restaurant. Service was great. The food was good. A bowl of soup, cup of soup, yellow curry and an appetizer sampler was $77. There is an additional fee if you pay with a card. Worth a try, but probably won’t return. Highly recommend the coconut shrimp.

I have been going here for years and they never disappoint. Amazing high quality food and service! Everyone is so nice and friendly. My favorite dish is the pad thai. I highly recommend. I usually wait about 15 minutes after ordering to pick up my order if I take out.

I've been going here for years and it will always be my go-to thai place. I haven't had a dish that didn't meet my expectations. I've tried mango curry at several different places on the north shore, this place's mango curry blows away the competition. Highly recommend the mango curry, spicy basil fried rice, or any of their chef's recommended dishes!

Sorry Mango II, too many issues tonight for me to rank you well. I ordered Pad Thai Country - Medium spice and spicy wings appetizer. Wings were dry, and covered in cilantro (which tastes terrible to me). Pad Thai Country had a weird taste to it. Lastly, your tiny little sign advertising that you charge 3.5% convenience fee for credit card users only. If it applies only to credit card users, it is not a convenience fee, it is a credit card fee. "Due to rising costs of everything" “we're asking you to pay a small convenience fee of 3.5%”. I tried to say no. It is not an ask; it is a required. Nice try. My advice - drive on. You can get way better Thai food without all the secret cilantro and mysterious fees.