Thai Jasmine and Sushi Bar

I am so bummed out that this place closed down!!! The surrounding thai places are no bueno. Oh, the indignity :’(

They are closing down on August 15^th! Noooo! But they do have other locations so go there.

I’ve been coming here for about a year and really enjoy the food. The atmosphere is pleasant and I would recommend the chicken pad thai any day

We love thai food! Especially the green curry chicken over rice. Thai Jasmine makes it super delicious! We also love the mango sticky rice. We’ve brought our 2 year old in here and the staff totally accepts our wild child (they play around with him) and it makes us feel comfortable! Totally recommend them, you will not be dissapointed!

Having traveled to Thailand each year for the last eleven and spent nearly two months each time, I miss really authentic Thai food. This place is the best in the Sacramento area! Try the Laarb moo (pork) and the khao soi gai, tastes the same as it does in Chaing Mai. I could go on and on, but haven’t found anything that wasn’t good and real Thai.
Don’t be put off by the location or exterior! The interior is very nice. The service was fantastic and the portions were huge. The quality of the ingredients was just superb!

Their Thai food is pretty good, and their prices are reasonable. I will stop by once a month or every other month after a workout at the 24 hour fitness next door to get my fix. I haven’t sat in the restaurant to eat, but it looks decent. I like their spring rolls, Pad Thai, drunken noodles, and Tom Kha Gai. Love the mango and sticky rice! :-)

The food is excellent! Great green papaya salad and curries! The lunch special is a great deal too, soup is so yummy and salad with an entrée for $ 8. I had enough leftover for dinner that night!

Great Thai food! First time I’ve had drunken noodles – better than Pad Thai:) Green curry was nice and spicy, enjoyed all the tender-​crisp veggies.
Nice, clean place too:)

I visit my folks a few times a year and always vote for Thai Jasmine. Always wonderful service and fresh food! Excellent value. I’ve never been disappointedd with any visit.

I would give this place a 2.5 stars on the food. I ordered, pad thai w/​chicken and shrimp; stir fry with veggies/​chicken; drunken noodle with beef and fried rice. The cost was reasonable. The food wasn’t bad, but I have definitely had better Thai food in Sacramento. The pad thai is a bit different than what I’ve had before. The noodles were more spaghetti-​like. Not as thick; thin like vermicelli. The flavor was ok. I’m used to stickier noodles with a hint of red color which I guess is from the red chilies. Anyways, it was ok — just different than what I’ve had. Overall it was an ok meal, and would come back in try other dishes.
You didn’t receive a lot of food. Maybe because I did take out. Not sure.
The inside of the restaurant is surprisingly nice. It’s clean and well decorated. The service was very good.

This is our first time eating here and it exceeded our expectations. The Pad Thai was the best we’ve ever tasted! :) the yellow curry was tasty too! Money well spent! :) the server guy was really nice, will definitely go back here again :)

Late evening cravings…
I was craving sticky rice and someone I know recommended this place stating it was the best Thai food, I’ll beg to differ but it was satisfying to my taste buds.
I’m am not difficult to please but some things will turn me off… Like the staff eating at the table over from me while my food was cooking… Now, I’m questioning if you’re hands were washed, I’m sorry but that’s a big thing for me.
I ordered the chicken Sa-​Tay as well, it was cooked in coconut (not usually a fan) which was different but quite tasty.
I am not too positive I will be returning though but at least tried it out.

We placed an order to go. We got Tom yum soup? I think that’s what it was, I never had it before but it was pretty good. We also got green curry with tofu this was yummy. Yellow chicken curry was as well and we had an order of pad Thai. I liked this so did my one year old niece. Anyway this fed three of us and a little for my niece, nephew had a few bites and there was still some left over for one lunch the next day. Too bad they no longer do sushi. This was the first time I tried it but I think I will get it again soon.

$ 8.00 for some really tasty Thai food at lunch time! I had the spicy yellow curry chicken with sweet potatoes, yellow onions, carrots & a side of brown rice. I wanted to give this place a 3 ½ because there were only 2 other tables & the server made mistakes on my order as well as one of the other parties. Other than that, the food is very reasonably priced and well prepared. Not to mention the free soup and Thai salad you get with the lunch special.

Wow — this place was so much better than I was expecting. I guess I shouldn’t have been so quick to judge but the strip mall restaurant rarely excites me. This place was on point — everything we ordered was damn good, from the dumpling appetizer to the red curry duck. I had basil chicken which had a nice kick of spice — it was the perfect blend of spices, veggies and chicken.
The prices are reasonable and we can walk there from home. We will be back again very soon.

I wasn’t expecting much from a Thai restaurant located in a strip mall that no one seems to frequent. Good thing my expectations were not high because everything about the restaurant was just ‘meh’.
The restaurant is huge, which makes it all the more awkward when you are the only patron in it. The huge, empty sushi bar in the middle of the restaurant gave me a very depressed feeling. However, the ambience definitely screaming «Thai» in a good way though.
The food was just ok in my opinion. I just had the duck curry with sticky rice. The rice came wrapped in foil and, unfortunately, I found many small bits of foil mixed into my rice. Not cool. In addition, the rice was not sticky at all — it had a very hard, over-​cooked consistency. I had to drown it in curry to make it edible. The duck curry itself was pretty good. Good roasted duck flavor, albeit there was only a small portion of duck.
Overall, I was not very impressed and would not come back for the food.

Really nice place.
The ambiance is really nice, clean and decorated nice.
The service is really friendly and attentive.
The food is really good. The drunken noodles were really good. Perfectly cooked and seasoned. So finger licking good.
The red curry was also very good.
And the lunch specials come with salad, rice and soup.
Great deal and great food! I love this place.

Best Thai food I’ve ever had. The place is clean, and quality is consistent from visit to visit; I usually order the Tom Kha Gai and Green Curry with chicken and it’s always delicious. I always say I’ll bring leftovers home but rarely do. Hubby usually orders chicken with cashews and that has also been consistently great.
The décor here is just beautiful. Not overdone, but I feel like I am somewhere exotic when I am here. I’d like to decorate with some of the items they have here!
Brought out-​of-​town guests here (the kind that love a good meal in a nice place with atmosphere), and they also thought it was amazing. I’m sure this would be one of the places they would want to go during a return visit.
The restaurant is family owned and operated I believe, so service can be slow at times, but I won’t take off any stars for that and I don’t get frustrated with it at all. It’s worth it to me to continue to go here for great Thai food AND to support a local business!

No sushi but the Thai was very good. The tom kha gai was great, very flavorful, and not without all the inedibles that you have to pick out of others’ soup. Pad Thai was flavorful and good, not over the top but I like more straight forward Pad Thai without all the ancillary veggies. The yellow curry with chicken and put over brown rice was creamy, zesty, and tasty.

Walking in, I was very impressed with the comfortable, elegant atmosphere. The walls are adorned with Thai décor. Booths lining the front window and side wall were plentiful and plush.
There was one cheerful server managing all tables efficiently. The sushi bar was closed with no apparent explanation. A sign on the door read «Thai Food Only».
Since I had a $ 20 Groupon to kill, I ordered a couple of lunch specials and an app. There must have been a communication failure because I received 2 apps. and only one of the specials. Oh well, part of the beauty of Groupons in my book is that if something goes wrong, it’s much easier to let it slide.
The Thai dumplings were nicely spiced, but the texture was tough and rubbery at the top. Dipping them in the accompanying teriyaki sauce helped. The chicken satay that was brought instead of the chicken curry I ordered was way overcooked. It was dry and hard to get off the skewers. Again, tasty peanut sauce helped to make it edible.
The entrée was Rad Nah, essentially broccoli beef with flat rice noodles. This has been a favorite of mine at other spots because of the savory gravy that coats the dish. Gravy was slightly bland here and the beef was chewy and tough.
To their credit, I didn’t mention the missing curry and I almost wish I would have in case the dishes I tried just aren’t their strong points. It’s a cute, spacious spot with tons of potential, but I’m afraid I won’t be in a hurry to give them another shot.