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Kate Lieshokon Google

3 months ago

This was our second time ordering takeout from Thaikyo Asian Cuisine, and it was very good. This time we tried the beef fried rice, Alaskan Roll, and miso soup. The beef fried rice was delicious and not overloaded with soy sauce, which I really appreciated. The Alaskan Roll is my favorite now, and I would definitely order it again. The miso soup was also a great choice. On our first order, we tried the Atlantic Roll and Tom Kha soup, but both were a little too rich for my taste. This time, the Alaskan Roll and miso soup were a much better fit for me. Overall, we enjoyed everything. We found our favorites and will definitely be ordering them again.

Nenita Wallson Google

3 months ago

Excellent service and delicious food! Easy walk from the boat ramp where we tied our dinghy.

Anna Webbon Google

2 years ago

We enjoyed a very pleasant dinner at Thaikyo Asian cuisine tonight. We sat outside and it was actually quite pleasant. We ordered a bottle of the Kendall Jackson Chardonnay, and I had the lychee martini. Delicious. We ordered fried calamari and crab Rangoon for appetizers - the dipping sauces are flavorful and delicious. The server was extremely attended, but not pesky. The orders for the table were the Orlando roll, the sampler platter, I ordered the wonton soup, which was probably the best I’ve ever eaten. Don’t be fooled by the clear broth because it’s so flavorful. I also ordered the green papaya salad which came with two delicious tempura shrimp. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants authentic Asian cuisine. The inside looked absolutely cozy, but we were with someone in a wheelchair so we sat outside. You can go inside with a wheelchair, but she doesn’t like the noise.FYI. And it really wasn’t noisy but… Worth your while to dine here.

Adriana Lumon Google

11 months ago

Terrible Thai food, very sweet with no spice or fresh flavor. The "spicy" beef salad which should be made with fresh ingredients was premade with what seemed like canned tomatoes and not spicy in the slightest. Tom yum tasted like water, the blandest I have ever had. Green curry was salvageable with lots of pepper flakes added but the sauce was very thin and sweet. I visited Thailand last year and this food is an embarrassment to the cuisine, definitely will not be returning or recommending to anyone.

Elisa Prepetiton Google

2 months ago

I visited this sushi restaurant yesterday for happy hour and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. After being seated promptly and receiving my menus, I ordered the house Chardonnay. I’m a regular wine drinker, and the wine had a very sour taste and was obviously flat and spoiled. When I politely asked to switch it, the manager seemed visibly annoyed and stressed by the request. I then ordered a margarita, which was even worse. It appeared that the Chardonnay was simply mixed into the margarita rather than being replaced properly. The drink tasted terrible and was completely undrinkable. When my food arrived, I was shocked by how small the sushi pieces were. I ordered the Famous Roll, and the salmon portions were tiny. The fish also did not seem fresh. What made the experience even more uncomfortable was when the manager brought my food and asked, “Do you even eat sushi?” I found that comment inappropriate and confusing. Of course I eat sushi—otherwise I wouldn’t have ordered it. Between the poor-quality drinks, disappointing food, and unprofessional customer service, I will not be returning. This was one of the worst restaurant experiences I’ve had.