I'd suggest ordering one for every two diners, especially if you're having a noodle dish. The attentive, pleasant team of three servers deftly juggled our many serving dishes and made sure to keep the water glasses filled. This last is a necessity if you don't have a high tolerance for spicy food. Thai Taste is waiting to get a liquor license, so in the meanwhile it offers fruit juices, soda, hot coffee and tea, and Thai iced tea. The dessert came in a tall stemmed glass, rimmed with kiwi slices, pineapple, strawberries and banana, and resting in pool of raspberry-burgundy wine sauce.
Prices are lower at lunch, presumably with correspondingly smaller portions.
If you want something a bit exotic without driving to Providence or Boston, give Thai Taste a try. At end of ramp, turn left, but stay in right lane. The restaurant is just ahead on the right, in a small plaza fronted by a Dunkin Donuts.