Savory Thai - Flemington

Amazing food and service. Possibly some of the best thai food ive ever had from all over NJ. A couple of small complaints but still 5 stars. The background music running is white English music, it did not give a thai experience, also we asked for water thinking we would get regular tap, instead we were given a $8 bottle of water with no prior notice that we will pay for water. Otherwise highly recommend 👌

The Tom Yum soup was absolutely delicious and very authentic. The drunken noodles were decent as well. I understand how small businesses struggle, and they did seem a bit short-staffed—but the food was worth it, and I’d still recommend this place. As a business owner myself, I understand how tough it is out there and always want to show support. If you’re local, I’d definitely say give this place a try. Side note: if you’re looking for a nail salon, go to L’amitie Nails and Spa

We visited to celebrate my mom’s birthday. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. Our food was delicious. We had for appetizers the Avocado Rolls and the Spring Rolls. For meals we had the lunch specials the Drunken Noodles with Tofu & Vegetables, Drunken Noodles with Chicken and the Pad Tai with Tofu & Vegetables. They all came with a salad with a yummy peanut ginger dressing. A couple were a pretty good portion but the one was noticeably a smaller serving size. Our only suggestion would be to clean the windows. It would make the restaurant more inviting to passerby’s. Overall we had an enjoyable dining experience.

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately the food was a major letdown. While this used to be my go to spot for Pad Thai — sadly it’s ruined and I will not be returning. I ordered the chicken satay and shrimp pad Thai (with extra shrimp and extra tofu). Starting with the chicken satay: it was extremely dry, overcooked, and completely lacking in flavor. Satay is usually one of those safe, comforting dishes—tender chicken, well-seasoned, maybe a bit smoky—but this was none of that. It was tough and bland, and even the sauce couldn’t save it. The shrimp pad Thai was the biggest disappointment. What I received was most definitely not pad Thai. Pad Thai is typically a tamarind-based dish with a balance of sweet, savory, and tangy flavors. Instead, this dish had a tomato-based sauce

Came here for dinner. This dimly lit gem made very delicious food. The menu is very simple. You basically pick your dish and choose your protein. I look for value. The portions were fair but the plates were a little pricey. Most appetizers are $12+ and entrees start at $19. You get what you pay for. I had the Tom Kha and drunken noodles. We shared a fried cheesecake. I liked the taste. The decor was appropriate, bathrooms were clean not a packed house but everyone there was enjoying themselves. There was a wall of Thai snacks if you want to take any home.