Beau Thai - Tennyson

Strong option for dinner. Crab wontons were a hit. The peanut sauce is thicker but has a great flavor. I had a veggie Pad Thai that was delicious. I usually go drunken noodles but they do not have the traditional large noodles.

Solidly meh. The chicken satay was dry and the peanut sauce tasted like a cinnamon sauce I would put on a cinnamon role. The pad see ew was also a bit lacking in flavor, a bit lacking on the amount of meat. So many better options in town.

We ordered takeout from Beau Thai and the experience was okay. While I likes the spring rolls, thinking they tasted fresh and light, my husband didn’t as he said they were empty and boring. Neither of us likes the crab wantons because they had a strong curry flavor that made them taste more like something you’d get from an Indian restaurant, which would be fine, but from an Indian restaurant. The pad Thai with chicken was rough. It was a bit better the next day after I’d dressed it up with cilantro and chopped peanuts and scallion greens but I’d probably avoid ordering it in the future. The green curry with chicken was by far the best thing we ordered. It was flavorful and sweet and spicy- I’d definitely recommend ordering it. I ordered it extra mild so I could share it with my curry loving toddler. What we got was way too spicy for him, so be aware that their extra mild is still pretty spicy, but it was admittedly perfect for me, especially since I like spicy food and sometimes get si