Tamarind Thai Restaurant - La Belle

The lunch special includes a fantastic soup and salad, so keep that in mind when choosing appetizers. The satay, featuring curry, was exceptionally tasty and served piping hot. The warm peanut sauce added a nice touch. While the fresh rolls were decent, they didn't come with the same peanut sauce as the satay, which was a bit disappointing. I ended up using the satay sauce, which was really good. For the main course, I opted for the spicy noodle (drunken noodle) special, and it was quite delightful. I'd rate it a 4.7 (would have liked bell peppers, and the portion was relatively small). I requested a spice level of 8, and they absolutely nailed it. This is impressive because often, when you ask for an 8, it turns out more like a 4. However, this place got the spice level perfect.

Got the Pad Thai, it was average, noodles weren't too firm and broke easily when I picked them up with a fork. The chicken was dry and lacked flavor. It was a pretty big portion of food and I wasn't able to finish it all but it wasn't too bad, inside was nice a cool, it was mostly clean and the place is pretty small but overall it was an alright place,

The Mango sticky rice, did not disappoint! Best I’ve had so far!

It's been awhile since I ate here, I tried a few different things. Spice Level 3 was good, I had no issues with anything.

We got green papaya salad, mixed vegetables and eggplant with basil to go. All threes dishes were great with flavorful sauces and reasonably priced for the size. We will be ordering from there again without hesitation. We chose number 2 for spice level and I would not go any higher. It had nice heat but not to the point of overpowering me or my kids. Even my kiddo who does not like vegetables noted that after this meal he will eat them more. (He is like Mikey from those old commercials)