The Thai Chi Express - Highland

The restaurant offers generous portions and reasonable prices. The staff is very friendly. I give it five stars.

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The food was just really gross. It was bland and had no flavor yet it had an odd smell to it that wasn't any sort of seasoning or sauce. Kinda fishy. And I had no fish or seafood. I took two bites and threw the whole thing away. It's also pretty expensive for low quality food. I only got it because I wanted Panda Express but I regret it. Eat something else.

This is the worst Thai food I have ever had! The vegetables were all overcooked and mushy. The taste was horrible! Shame on you Yaamava!!! Rating: 1 out of 5.

I visited Thai Chi II and found it to be just as disappointing as the Thai Chi restaurant downstairs. The wait was short and the staff were friendly. However, the green beans were overcooked and bland. The beef with peppers and onions was slightly seasoned but also overcooked. I would suggest trying another restaurant in the 909 area instead.