Yoong Tong II

Small but cute inside. We always do takeout and its consistently delicious! Crazy noodles and Red Curry are must-​tries. Also try a guava candy by the register!

I came here with my co-​workers a couple of time. Food taste is OK overall but pricey for the quantity. For the phad-​thai, I would recommend Fresh Chow Chinese restaurant that is located on the other side of building. It is half the price and tasted pretty good.
Also, I love spicy food. I once asked for really spicy on one of the spicy dish, but it did not come out spicy. It came out as bit salty. Overall, I have seen better Thai place in terms of quality and price.

Went to this place once.
Asked for our dish to be ‘Thai Spicy’. It wasn’t. Disappointed. Food was still delicious, but forgettable.
Service was slow and below average.
This place is tucked away in a small plaza. Not obvious to find.
There are so many better Thai options closeby. Thai Jasmine is a much better option 5 min from there. Or Laxang Star in Dracut. Or even Pho88.
Odds of me going back? None.

Wild boar basil was excellent. Duck choo chee also fantastic. The seafood madness looked great, but the flavour paled in comparison. They have an incredible menu and I will be back to try more.

Really enjoyed their food here. Good pad thai and rice dish. Such nice people too. Definitely plan on coming back again.

The duck curry was tender and delicious. The thai rolls were not that great and the tender beef was just a beef stir fry. The fried ice cream was good. Prices were reasonable.

I came here last Friday for the first time. I was a single person dining. They have tables for 2 and tables for 4. It’s small but clean. The chicken pad thai was great. I am here again today (4 days later!) for more pad thai. Prices are decent for the quality of food. One plate of chicken and shrimp pad thai and a bottle of seltzer was $ 16. Plus a tip.

I can’t say it was anything special. Pad Thai was just okay. She repeated back to me that I wanted shrimp and not chicken, but guess what I got? Chicken. She would have redone my meal, but I said I wasn’t willing to wait. My husband had a beef dish that was expensive with very little beef in it, and nothing special to boot. Rice didn’t even come with it, he had to order a side. We had to remind her that he asked for a beer. Forget the spring rolls… all roll and very little stuffing. The wonton soup was decent and so were the chicken wings. But not enough for us to return here.

Just attempted to order delivery. I am in town, was told yes. Then was handed between two different people and finally was asked where I was, then asked for address, then was asked to pick up instead, said I couldn’t, was told that there is a 40 dollar delivery minimum. When I said I might have that amount, I was told the delivery guy wasn’t there, he would be there tomorrow instead. I hung up. I can’t imagine I will be patronizing this place ever now. No clue how the food is. Too bad. I was jonesing for some tom kha gai. For real.

This restaurant has been on my radar for a long time but I keep forgetting to go there. Til one day my colleague and I decided to pay it a visit for lunch.
I ordered the crazy noodles and my colleague ordered Pad Thai. Over all, I think the portion is on the small side for the price and flavor wise it’s just average for Thai food. The Thai Jasmine down the street has better price/​portion and flavor than here.

I love the quiet atmosphere of this place. It would be awesome if there were other diners, but I went into the empty dining room with a book the other day, and was waited on hand and foot.
The garlic chicken was so good! I got some ginger tea, and the waitress/​owner (Anna) was SO sweet, she gave me some fried rice pudding to snack on before I left.
The food was much more authentic than the Garlic Bistro, which closed recently.
I’m definitely coming back, but if the lack of diners would bug you, just order some take out from here.

I’ve eaten here a couple times before (both sit down and take out) and the food has always been very good. No complaints there. I especially like the mango and panang curries. However, the in-​house dining experience is poor.
My boyfriend and I came here last Saturday night around 8:30pm. I just checked their hours today and apparently they close at 9pm (very early for a Saturday) so perhaps they were angry that we arrived so late, but the «open» sign was still on and we didn’t draw out our stay.
The place was completely void of other diners. No surprise as I had been there before and it’s ALWAYS empty, but it’s quite awkward. Also, our waiter was not very pleasant. He tried to take our order less than a minute after we had sat down and we were obviously still looking at our menus. Also, during our meal he began to shut off some of their decorative lights.
The worst part was that our bill came to about $ 45. We put in $ 60 (3 $ 20 bills) and the waiter did not come back with our change. We would have left sooner, but we kept waiting for the change. Then when the waiter began to count the cash drawer in front of us, we knew he was not going to willingly bring us the change. My boyfriend went over and luckily they didn’t put up a fight and gave him the change. My boyfriend just left a 10% tip rather than the over 20% they would have received.
Sorry, but we’re not going to let you steal our money!
The last straw was that when I went to eat my leftovers the next day, they neglected to include my rice. UGH. I’m even hesitant to get take out here now because of their shady business practices.

Went here for lunch on the recommendation of a couple of people. The place was empty, which is usually a bad sign, but we tried it out anyways. The food was freshly prepared unlike other places who have it sitting around for the lunch rush (but these guys didn’t need to worry about a rush). They offered complimentary scallion pancakes after learning that I was writing a Unilocal review, which earned them some points. Free food is always good! The pancakes were excellent!
The food was also top notch. The spice level was on point and worth the money they charge for lunch.
Based on the above commends, you would think I would have given this place a better rating, but there were 2 things that I’m very picky on:
The 1^st reason reason is not huge deal, but a pet peeve on mine — There were 4 of us at the table and they brought out 2 dishes. The other 2 dishes took a good 5 minutes.
Secondly, this is the MAJOR reason for the bad rating — they didn’t devein the shrimp!

Came here for lunch and it didn’t blow me a way. I would go down the street to Thai Jasmine on Littleton instead for service/​taste.
Here’s why.
1) Pineapple Fried Rice (lack of curry flavor and any thai spice)
2) My friend had the Pad Thai and it was good– but wasn’t great. They are easy on the fish sauce if you prefer Pad thai without the sweet/​salt taste
3) Tum Yum Soup (Actually, this was quite good)
4) there is only 1 server for the whole dining room (guaranteed there are only about 8 tables and remember to seat yourself)
5) Large lunch crowd and if you have a large party over 4– the accommodations will be hard
6) Parking: plenty of parking in the back but remember you can not leave the way you came in (i found out the hard way through a do no enter sign)
7) Prices are also higher for lunch/​dinner specials (⁸⁄₉? without any sides like soup or spring rolls etc.
8) I am also quite concern when you ask about specific dishes and the server has never tried them but recommends it. Hmmmm
There are a lot of take out orders and the location is convenient, but I will drive an extra 5 minutes to have better thai food/​service

Its a very small, cute restaurant tucked in the corner of a plaza that can easily be missed if driving by night. Delicious Thai dishes, friendly service. Most of my lunch visits are of the usual order; crazy noodlesss please! :)

Dined in for lunch the other day and was disappointed. They seemed to be under-​staffed, as we waited an uncomfortably long amount of time to be seated in a nearly empty restaurant. Service was snail’s-pace slow and inaccurate. My coworkers ordered a specific dish and received a completely different item. When they brought it to the attention of the server, he asked if they would eat it anyways, as it would make it easier on him. They obliged. I expected that their meals would have been removed from the check or at least discounted, but alas, we paid full price and the tip was included in the bill, so we had no say whatsoever.
The food was very good, but I probably wouldn’t go back for dine-​in lunch unless someone forced me. It wasn’t worth the wait.

Great place for well made thai food, with a similar menu as its sister restaurant in Northborough. Its a smaller restaurant but just as well kept. I had my usual green curry with duck with brown rice. My husband had his usual masaman with chicken and jasmine white rice. We preceded the entrees with a sampler appetizer plate of crab rangoon, curry puffs and thai rolls, plus an order of dumplings. They appear to do a healthy amount of take out business. Tom was the guy who ran the front, and he is a very nice and pleasant fellow. As we were the only patrons at our later dining time, we chatted a bit about the new bicycle path running through the front of the plaza that the restaurant is located in.

Not the top notch but very yummy. Food is very well prepared and the waiter was very friendly. Good place to check it out if you are in the area.

The hub and I get takeout from Yoong Tong all the time, always the same – Hot & Crazy Noodles with chicken. It is delicious. The noodles are very flavorful, the dish is nicely put together with just the right amount of heat and you get a lot of bang for your 12 bucks.
The owners are very friendly and meals are always ready quickly.
I worry about this place since it’s typically empty when I go in – I think it’s kind of hard to find and not many people know about it. So if you live in the area and have a craving for Thai food, check out Yoong Tong. It’s right next to Domino’s in the center.

Stopped here last night for Pad Thai. It was pretty good. I told the chef to make sure it was not dry — lately when getting Pad Thai at other places it seems too dry.
My meal was ready in 5 minutes and was nice and steamy hot when I brought it home.
The noodles and chicken were cooked just right. I will return.