Tong's Thai Restaurant, San Antonio, Texas Restaurant Details

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They're on point with fresh and flavorful Thai cuisine at this well-established Northeast Sider, where the extensive offerings also include Chinese dishes, sushi and bubble tea; the friendly staff oversees an inviting space with traditional decor and a garden patio.

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I love this place. It's my favorite Thai restaurant in town when I want spicy and flavorful! Though this is probably the most expensive restaurant in town (not including lunch specials). Other than the high prices for amount of quantity, I'd say it's an A+ restaurant. Friendly and courteous staff. I always enjoy my experience whether it's dine in or take out.

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This place is ok. Some things they do very well and some not so much. I like the interior of the restaurant though, very nice!! The food is a bit overpriced though, probably about 2 bucks higher then you would expect for everything. The portions and quality of the food don't match the price. The service I received was very good though, very timely staff. I wasn't disappointed with my meal, but I remembered the pricing and food are why I don't really ever go here. The bubble tea is good though, takes them a while to get it out to you.

Oh I almost forgot, I ordered the pad khing and got the pad pik instead. Still I didn't send it back, it was ok.

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Not well cook in traditional Thai cooking style. You can only taste spikey curry sauce - not well mix or balance. It's also pricey but settings is nice if you like to drink wine.

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I ordered Pad Thai and a side of fresh spring rolls. The spring rolls came with a weird peanut paste instead of the good sauce that most Thai places serve. The pad Thai was ok...few peanuts on the side, tofu and chicken (weird) and no scrambled eggs in the noodles. The sauce they used on the actual pad Thai was strange, not bad, but not what I expected for the dish I ordered. It's like they tried to make it fancy. Service was good though! And the Thai ice tea was good as well. Probably not going back, but if you like Thai with a twist, you could like this place. Good atmosphere.

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Not the best Thai place in the city, but great for a quick-fix if you're in the area. They do a great tofu appetizer, and the eggplant is solid. The entrees can be hit or miss (they lack a few solid curries, and the menu tends to be a strange Chinese-Thai mish-mash in parts). Service is solid, though the parking lot is a pain to get around (even for take-out).