Thai Martinsburg

**Service:** Dine-in **Meal type:** Dinner **Price per person:** $20–30 **Food:** 5/5 **Service:** 5/5 **Atmosphere:** 5/5

Outstanding quality, generous portions, and great prices. This remodeled house in downtown offers multiple seating areas and beautifully presented dishes. I was pleasantly surprised to discover such a gem in a small town in West Virginia. We’ll definitely be coming back soon! Service: Dine in Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

The restaurant is housed in a beautifully converted home. The staff was exceptionally friendly and courteous, offering helpful recommendations for my meal, which was absolutely delicious. I enjoyed a spicy eggplant dish, paired with fried rice and some fantastic chive dumplings. The interior of the restaurant was tastefully decorated, creating a lovely atmosphere. I wish my wife could have joined me so we could have made a date out of it. I was thoroughly impressed and plan to return before heading back to Texas.

Our waiter had a quirky personality. He arrived as soon as we sat down and immediately asked for our drink orders before we had a chance to look at the drink menu. Some of us ordered drinks right away, while others had to wait a while for him to return. The same went for the appetizers and entrées; it was a bit offbeat. When we requested to split the check among couples, he said, “I’ll take care of that at the end.” He seemed to struggle with the iPad he was using to take our order, wasting time making excuses instead of just writing down what we wanted and sorting it out later. He did eventually split the bill at the end, but it took several minutes as he asked and confirmed who ordered what. While we were still waiting for our desserts, he brought us the check, which was another quirky moment. As for the food, it was average—okay, but nothing special. For an appetizer, I had the veggie crispy rolls, which were quite greasy. For my main course, I opted for the Krapow fried rice; it had good flavor but was extremely oily. The spice level was just right, and they did ask what level of heat we wanted, which is always a plus at a Thai restaurant. Others at the table ordered various dishes as well, and again, they were decent but not remarkable. My wife had the Thai fried rice, which was flavorful but also quite greasy. We ordered desserts, and I chose green tea ice cream, which came topped with whipped cream, sprinkles, and a cherry. I was just looking for a simple scoop of ice cream, not a kid’s sundae. The ice cream itself was bland, lacking the strong green tea flavor I expected. Another couple ordered sticky rice with mango, which they seemed to enjoy. Overall, the restaurant wasn’t terrible, but it wouldn’t make my regular list of places to dine. Would I return? Probably not. Would I recommend it? Only if there aren’t any other Thai restaurants nearby.

Yummy for a Sunday night meal. Felt homey, and the waiters were kind and attentive- the type of service where they notice if your water is low and take initiative to fill it. The Beef pho was good- the beef was a bit too chewy for my taste but it was still fine. Loved the Thai iced tea. Parking: Free street parking on Sunday. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner