Busaba On the Delta

CLOSED. Sadly, the owners have decided to retire. We always looked forward to there Thai food as it was some of the best we have had.

Excellent authentic food. You can control the heat. Ambience is rather ordinary but the pool tables, view, wine selection and Marina make this a great place for a unique meal. And the owner is kool.

Don’t come to this place. Owner/​bartender rude as hell. My friends and I visit the bars /​restaurants on the delta every weekend. Fist and last time we will ever come here. Never once on the delta did we ever encounter such rude service. We are crossing this place off our list of places to stop by…

Came here with parents and had an excellent thai meal. If your looking for meticulous ambiance and 5 star service your in the wrong place. If you want excellent food in a down home atmosphere then look no further. Anyone who comes here and is offended should grow a pair

By far the best food in the Delta! We were introduced to this amazing place about 3 years ago, we have been for breakfast, lunch, and dinner here! We have had multiple dishes multiple times, and every time is just as good as the first time. For breakfast the crab benedict is my favorite! Dinner is always perfect! Pad Kra Pow is my favorite, I have had many dishes that are just as great! The bartender also does a great job! Always friendly service, and the place is super clean!

We stopped by for lunch before clam digging in Rio Vista. Turned out to be a wrong decision. The server was wearing shorts and her toes were exposed. Yuck! I am more than fine with her wearing shorts. But just not showing feet. This is a restaurant. Food was awful. My turkey and bacon sandwich was extremely salty and the bread was burnt. Chicken satay didnt taste satay at all. And Teriyaki Buger had no flavor of teriyaki. They just gave you a little package of teriyaki sauce with the burger. And called that teriyaki burger. I guess anyone could be a chef by this formula. And that shit itself cost $ 10.95.

Roger! That’s all I got to say. Roger would have more personality if he were laying in a coffin. Stay away from this place, you would be better driving 100 miles before stopping here. Mr personality should retire to his grave site and let someone who is welcoming of people take over. Nuff said!

Let me start by saying that for food, I’d give them four stars. But for customer service I’d give them negative stars if possible. The old man who works the bar was so rude and inhospitable that I almost walked out as soon as I walked in, and in retrospect I probably should have. When we ordered, he was so offensive that one would think we orders his first born child, when we really ordered the fried rice, which by the way was very good. I’d recommend the food to others but I will never go back because I don’t believe in spending money at establishments that don’t appreciate my business.

Excellent Thai food, served by a charming lady who really helps you discover the various taste. Dine while viewing the river or sit at the bar. Either way, you’ll enjoy yourself.

The owners at busaba are good people, the husband may come off rude at first but he’s not at all once you speak with him. The food is pretty good although the portions on the Thai menu are a little small for the price. Really can’t complain because the location makes it hard to bring in new customers. All in all I really injoy coming here and would like to drink and shoot some pool in the near future.

First time there, definitely not the last! The food was great, service was great, and the atmosphere was friendly. Some of the best food to be found in the Delta for sure.

Excellent fish and chips.
Thai tri-​tip salad was delicious though a little light on the tri-​tip.
Breakfast items all good too.
A true find out in an area with limited dining choices.

Husband and I decided to get out for a ride. We were searched Unilocal first for a lunch travel destination. Came across Busaba’s and went there because of the reviews. It surely did hold up to the reviews! The absolute best calamari sandwich I’ve ever had! It was huge, thick, moist and not chewy. Will go back! The owner was real personable and gave the hubby a bunch of local fishing info. Would recommend it.

I recently had their crabcakes benedict for breakfast. It was so delicious I went back the following weekend and had it again. It was just as good the second time. They said it was a special they were serving so it may not always be serving it. I say, if you get a chance to get out there ask them if they are serving it!
Their burger are always great and have enjoyed their other Thai dishes as well. And, I love their spring rolls.

Wonderfully fresh! The most delicious Thai food I have ever had. Highly recomended. Breakfast is excellent also.
Top of the list!

Wow! I was so happy to find food of this quality near Isleton, where we spend the weekends. Busaba’s Thai food is delicious and rivals anything I’ve had in San Francisco or Oakland. The fish and chips were also great — there are some solid classic American choices for the non-​foodventurous.
The atmosphere is typical Delta resort dining. Nothing fancy, but friendly service. This is going to be a new go-​to spot for us and I can’t wait to try more of the menu.

Great area, great food, but best of all…
CODY=greatest customer service by far.
He should be working in a big city! He is pleasant, friendly, and definitely knows his stuff when it comes to the «experience» of dinning on the delta!
He brings professionalism and fun to this restaurant! I’m glad I met him, he is the reason we always come back :)
Oh and yea the food was good too ;)
He typically works weekends! Go see him!

I agree with the other poster that wrote the fish and chips are the best in the area. Probaby some of the best I’ve ever had, actually. A generous size, a decent price and AMAZING flavor.
I live nearby so I like to stop in for lunch, but I’ve been there for breakfast and dinner too. They make a good burger. I haven’t tried any of the Thai food, but I went with my aunt and my mom once and they both ordered (and loved) their Thai dishes. The breakfast is decent, but I’ve had better biscuits and gravy. They also have some pretty good homemade coleslaw… I’ve actually never enjoyed coleslaw until I tried the coleslaw here.
The owners and the staff are super nice, and will come out and chat if they aren’t too busy. I’ve seen a lot of restaurants come in and out of Vieira’s, so I hope this one sticks around. Good food, inexpensive prices and great service.
Tip: Busaba is closed on Monday and Tuesday and pass on their desserts.

I am giving this place a three. It should probably be a two, but let’s be honest. You’re in the middle of nowhere, can’t get the bbq started, it’s pretty much one of few options. It is a little rough around the edges, yet the food is good. The service is rude, even though my consistent yes sir, thank you sir, I appreciate it sirs… but at the end of the day this poor old man is working in this restaurant full of drunk campers, so you can’t really blame him much. Odd choice of Thai food in a campsite full of stereotypical bbq eaters, but it’s a nice touch… I didn’t see anyone order thai, but I think that is because you can only order breakfast or lunch menu (small) until after three. Guess I will have to try it after three next year!

Located at the entrance to Viera’s Resort, the restaurant offers a mix of American and Thai dishes. They do great American breakfasts, then throw in a couple of Thai entrees for lunch and more for dinner. The fish and chips entrée is the best in the area. Crisp and tasty, with just enough batter. Their coleslaw is made from scratch, to order, so it’s tasty and crisp.
The Thai dishes are very tasty. I’d like to see more of them throughout the day, such as some spring rolls at lunch time, but maybe they’ll get there.
Service is friendly and swift. Prices are very reasonable. The main dining area is pleasant, but the bar area is a bit boring. Having said that, it’s becoming one of our favorite places in the area.