Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Fantastic! Every time I come back to PGH, I eat here. My choice? The Szechuan Bean Curd. Cheap. Plentiful. Super yummy. Eat here now.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: All the staff is really polite and both service and food tasted really good at a really low price

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
This place shocked me. Shadowed by the likes of Krung and Thai Style Noodle House, the advertisement of "Thai and Chinese", and the funny name, this place needs more credit than it gets when it comes to really good Thai food. In fact, I think its better than TSNH... that's right, I said it! I wonder if the crowds of Thai customers that were there today during lunch would agree with me? We ordered the pad see ew with pork, the "sweetened" green curry with fish balls, and the mint chicken. All were amazing dishes! The pad see ew was simply perfect. It had little red peppers and beans that were difficult to notice just by looking at the dish, but also added to the flavor. This pad see ew had some awesome flavor! The pork was well prepared, and the large chunks of Chinese broccoli were fresh and delicious. If it weren't for the little, tiny bit of noticeable grease, I would say this is the best pad see ew I have had in a long time, and even then only Thai Grill and maybe Prommares make a better version of pad see ew. The mint chicken is a dish of minced chicken, and soy/oyster sauce. It was perfectly spiced, and very yummy. It was also just a tad bit greasy, but the flavor made this fact very forgiving. With a side of white rice, the flavor of this dish flowed very well with the other things we ordered. The "sweetened" green curry with fish balls scared me at first. I was afraid it would be too sweet. However, the waitress promised me that it wasn't too sweet after she realized that isn't what I look for in curry. To my astonishment, the curry here was really good. The fish balls and bamboo were really nicely prepared, and the taste was very well balanced between sweet coconut, spice, and curry. I actually loved it. it is so hard to find a good curry, especially green curry, in Las Vegas, and Kung Fu pulls it off. We will definitely be coming here again. The food is generally a little bit greasy, but I am so impressed with the taste of this Thai food that this place is easily going on my list of Best Thai in Vegas... and it is going above TSNH!