Thai food at this hidden gem will have you asking for seconds! This place has been around for awhile and hasn't disappointed each time we come here. The location is a bit hidden, tucked way back in the corner of the Smith's shopping center. Each time we come in, I have never seen it packed either lunch or dinner. The place is roomy and has a stage for live music. We were seated promptly and our service was excellent. I didn't have to sit with an empty water glass for long and the food arrived quickly, A+ on service. After searching in Henderson for a good Fresh roll, I may have found it here at the Thai house. I highly recommend them! I also had some Orange Chicken and some Moo Poo Gai Chicken which were both very good. In the past, I've had some of their fried rices and sometimes they can be hit or miss, I usually like these from elsewhere. The soups are amazing here, I really enjoy their Egg Drop, very tasty. An order of Orange Chicken, Moo Poo Gai Chicken, Fresh Rolls (4), a small Cucumber Salad and an Egg Drop soup (all of this food wasn't all just for me, I swear! :P) ran about 36 bucks. A lot of food, but still a bit on the pricy end. Very good quality, I highly recommend this place if your are in the mood for Thai.

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They have a corporate policy to give a two finger foam head on beers. If 2.50 beers seem like a great deal it really isn't as all your getting is 2/3 glass. Find a better bar that fills the glass.

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We went on the 4 Peaks Adventure this afternoon. It was an awesome time, so glad we went. We met in Fountain Hills and clambered into the Hummer. There are 2 sections - one open air on top and 4 seats in the back. Our guide Robby was excellent. Great job on pointing out the various cactuses, the many amazing features of the hummer, and he didn't sound like he had done it a million times before. He had a lot of experience with the vehicle, which helped make it pretty comfortable. I was nervous it would be bumpy and painful (since I have RA) and I was absolutely fine. Although there were moments I squeezed my eyes tight shut when he did the thrill part of the ride - going down and up the steep hill ... but at all times I felt perfectly safe. Beware of the teddy cactus - it blew on my shoe but Robbie & MH got it all off. Scenery beautiful - lake beautiful - you really get a sense of how difficult the land is to traverse and survive in. Good tips on the nutritional value of cactus. You will get dusty and there's no bathroom break for at least 2 hours so be prepared. But it's so worth it. Water and snacks were provided, and he even offered them to us again at the end for our ride home. Also he took photos of us, and presented each group with a photo tour CD which included the ones he took of us. All made unobtrusively from the car. He does ATV-ing too. You will have fun, probably even if you don't think so at first! Can't recommend it highly enough - I would go again, esp. on the night tours they also offer. Wish I was here to go when the desert blooms ...

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AVOID. I went in there to get a flat changed because I was too busy with work at the time to do it myself. First, these people did not even do the repair properly - they returned the bike to me with the wheel installed so poorly that the bike would not even pedal. Second, they knocked my bike around so badly that they broke a bunch of the gear teeth, causing the chain to click loudly with every pedal. Third, when I complained, they tried to tell me (I kid you not) that that the gear teeth had broken because my brake wires were old, and tried to get me to PAY THEM to change the brake wires. Now, as a woman, I am frequently fed BS by male mechanics who assume that I don't know anything about bikes. But this was the most ridiculous line that has ever been tried on me in my life. Shady business tactics and con artistry aside, the astoundingly poor quality of work alone merits avoiding this place. I brought my bike in with a flat and they gave it back to me in worse condition than before - with a jammed wheel and broken gear teeth. That says it all.
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