text: This used to be Thai pots Menus still have that name on them Family owned and as near as I can tell only family works there They need to control their kid better or just leave him home occasionally he was cute trying to show people to tables but mostly he wandered around staring at people and moving chairs I am sure he was bored out of his mind nnWe showed up for lunch lunch special Nice decor much better than the original Thai Pots Staff was friendlynnWe placed our order They did not ask about spice level They rank with being Thaihot aka pleasekillmenow Before he walked away I said six for minennShortly after a spicy soup arrived They did not identify it but it might have been tomyum It was mostly broth with a few bits of vegetables in it But it was tastynnThen the main courses arrived Presentation was nice Rice was ample and it turns out you can get more for free unlike some places And it had an egg rollyes an egg roll Even tasted like an egg roll Pretty sure that is not really Thai But anywaythe food was very good Portion sizes were reasonable My six did not seem like six to me but at least it was not onennOne bummerno brown rice I do not eat white rice much anymore or JASMINE rice as the owner proudly proclaimedwith because since Jasmine is probably the best of the white rices I just prefer brown now but no such option herennStill it was very good and reasonably priced And the ambiance is much better than the old Thai Pots You could easily miss this placenext to the Goodwill dropoff sign difficult to see if you are not right in front of it But it would be a shame to miss it because this is some of the best Thai food in the east valley