Taste of Thai

Was looking forward to some good phở and spring rolls but they are shut down. Bummer. Another business closed at Jordan landing.

Vey good Thai! Reminds me of back home in Los Angeles. Most authentic place I have found yet. Also, most places with lower ratings are far better than those ratings.

I have been here several times. The food is good but not memorable. I would give the food alone 4 stars but if you combine the food with your dining experience then they only deserve 2 stars. I have both dined in and gotten take out. Each time the wait has been excessive in relation to the number of customers in the restaurant. This last take out order they told me my order would be ready in 20 min. I arrived 30 min after, I had placed the order, giving them ample time. But to my dismay I had to wait an additional 15 min in the restaurant. No take out order should require 45 min to prepare. There are many Thai restaurants around that are just as good with better service. I won’t bother going back to this one.

This is by far my favorite Thai restaurant. Their Penang is terrific and the sticky rice with mango is a great desert. Been my favorite restaurant for a lot of years. Just want everyone else to know too.

Always enjoy eating here when we see a movie at Jordan Landings.
The fresh spring rolls and peanut sauce are our favorites.
The Tom Kha (coconut soup) with the flavors of coconut and lemon grass is another favorite.
Tried many puf the entrees with my fave being Kee-​Mao (basil stir fry) as ordered kinda spicy so beware.
All in all one of our standards on date night.

The management is an absolute joke. They have no idea how to treat customers. If you have a problem, they are not going to help you. The food is mediocre. The pad-​see-​u had the nastiest texture. Also, the Groupons are not honored properly. They have more unwritten fine print. Avoid this place!

This thai restaurant had the best curry I will most definitely be going back
It also had a nice atmosphere and the service was really good as well
The price was a little better than the last 3 thai place we’ve been and the chicken satay was delicious the peanut sauce above the others that we tried
We will be making this the place we go when we are going to have thai food

Unbelievably terrible service. If you’re looking for decent Thai, please go somewhere else. The Pad See Ew is terrible, the «lemonade» is Tang, and this place’s waitresses are horrendous. How this place is still in business, the world will never know. Our waitress was actually combative when we disliked the food and wanted something else. We were polite with our distaste and it was met with «other customers love it». Goodness.

Let me start by saying two things. First of all, I work at a very popular restaurant in Utah and have for a long time now. Secondly, I created a Unilocal account for the experience I had at this restaurant. If that doesnt say anything, read the rest.
Okay, so my boyfriend and I decided to come to this place for the first time for our date night tonight. We get into the restaurant pretty excited to try it, because we have been told great things. There was one other couple in the restaurant, and the host proceeded to seat us. We went probably 10 minutes without even seeing our server (which I have high expectations of anyway working in a restaurant myself). She came over and apologized for the wait and we were fine, we ordered gyoza, pad thai, and pad see-​ew with a strawberry lemonade. Food came out pretty fast and the gyoza was perfectly fine. Then my boyfriend’s pad see-​ew came out first so he of course dug in and I decided to try it. I took my first bite and looked at it for a second, then took another bite and made a stink face (didnt want to say anything, because once you hear somebody say your food tastes like something, it does). My boyfriend pushed the plate towards me and said, «does it taste funny to you?», and I just said «yes, it has this awful wet dog smell to it» and he agreed. Then my food came out, which it seemed fine but I couldnt get the smell out of my nose or mouth unfortunately. So I went up to the server trying to be polite and tell her that we didnt much like the food and that there was «something off» about it. She asked what it was and I said «to be honest it has a strange smell to it». She proceeded to tell me «yea, we use fish sauce» (like it was supposed to taste and smell like wet dog) I said we have had it before and it has never tasted like that. She followed me to the table arguing with me the whole way back. We asked her to take it away because we couldnt eat it after arguing with her for 5 minutes. She went to the kitchen and I could hear her screaming that «it wasnt her problem that we didnt like it».so at that point I had, had enough. Went to the front and told the host we wanted to pay and leave because we were done. The server storms out and prints out our check and didnt take off the pad see-​ew (which we had two bites of) and I said «Im sorry, but Im not paying for something I didnt eat» from there it was a battle. She started yelling at us telling us it was our problem that we didnt like it and they make it the same way every time and nobody complains. I asked to speak with the manager and she continued to yell at me and tell me how terrible I was and that the manager wasnt in. I have never in my life experienced such awful service! She was so unprofessional, I cant even believe it. We will NEVER be coming back.

Come here occassionally for the lunch special during work. I think the food is good but pretty average. Nothing stands out and nothing is bad. The lunch special is a reasonable deal — around $ 8 for small portions of two different items with rice and a spring roll or dumpling.
My main complaint is that service here is always ridiculously slow. The food is moderately slow — they bring it out right as you start wondering what is taking so long. What really takes forever is how long they take to bring your check and sign your bill after giving them your card! You can seriously wait over 15 minutes until they bring you a check then another 5 – 10 till they bring back the receipt so you can sign it. To be fair, we usually go with a group of 8 or so and all have separate checks, but it really just shouldn’t be that slow to pay.

Ended up here on a Sunday evening on the way home from picking up my 15-​year-​old from the airport. We typically head over to Red Iguana II but this night was different.
Unilocal! found a Thai place and we walked in moments from them turning around the «Closed’ sign. They were gracious about serving us.
Got the usuals. Panang this, red curry that. My oldest went with some shrimp spring rolls. I don’t remember whether we asked for mild, medium or hot for spiciness. The dishes had good flavor. What was lacking was that first mouthful and you all look at each other and say, «Holy itshay! This is awesome!» Not all dining out experiences result in that kind of exclamation to begin with.
Presentation was nice. Portion sizes weren’t so much. Even my youngest made a remark. Service was a notch or two below average. I don’t believe our water was refilled until we were given our check.
There were plenty of patrons there when we arrived, some still there when we left. Someone came in for a big take-​out order during the course of our meal. Serving us was no added inconvenience or annoyance for them whatsoever.
Our server was a handsome young lad. He kept running his hand through his hair every time he interacted with us. Turns out one of his black hairs made it onto one of my daughter’s plate. She noticed it at her last bite. We brought it to his attention. He was apologetic and seemed a little embarrassed. He removed the cost of that plate from my bill. I tipped him generously.
I think it’s mostly family run. Using my powers of discernment, I could tell that the owners are conscientious and articulate. Cloth napkins, nice flatware, plates, bowls, décor, etc.
I don’t live anywhere near Jordan Landing. I wouldn’t normally take Bangerter from the airport and probably never will again. I can’t possibly imagine ever patronizing this establishment again. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. Go. Eat. Enjoy! My experience may differ from yours. As for me and my house, this was a solid three-​star experience. No more. No less.

Rude. The manager said we couldn’t sit there. She wouldn’t allow someone to order food for me so it was ready when I got there. She canceled the order and made me wait. She told me the customer is not right. The food is just o.k. I will NOT be back.

If you’re looking for authentic Thai cuisine, this wouldn’t be a recommendation from me. The location is convenient since it’s right next to the movie theaters at Jordan Landing so you can grab a bite before or after your showing. We decided to try this place since they were offering a Groupon deal but we were a little disappointed.
Started with the Sampler Appetizer that came with a variety of fried goodies:
3 eggrolls, 4 cream cheese wontons, 2 fried tofu, 2 gyoza, and 2 chicken satay for $ 8.99. Pretty good deal since you get a wide selection. Eggrolls and fried tofu were okay. but I did like all the others.
Our spread:
Papaya Salad, Red Curry, Drunken Noodles
Every single dish was way TOO sweet for my preference. I understand Thai cuisine is on the sweet side but I felt like I was eating candy. All other Thai places aren’t as sweet as this one.
We asked for a 5 on a 1 – 5 scale for all of the dishes and of course got the «you-don’t-know-what-you’re-asking-for-I-know-you-can’t-handle-it» lecture. So we told her we like to sweat and she suggested a 3. We agreed to a 3 but wanted a 4 on the papaya. None of the dishes were spicy enough so we had to ask for extra on the side. of course. The papaya was the sweetest I’ve ever had. It was a top a bed of shredded lettuce which I didn’t like. The red curry was probably the sweetest curry I’ve had also. The only thing I actually thought was okay was the Drunken Noodles. Still sweet but much better. The food was pricier than most Thai joints and still lacking in quality. Don’t think I would ever care to come again.

It looked very traditional and relaxing when I walked in the Resturant for my take out order. Resturant was very busy. I like to see that. They just had my order coming out. As she said hello. It’s location a mile from my house.
I got the Yellow Curry chicken with carrots, onions, potatoes and shrimp. This curry was a little spicer from the other one I had a week ago. The only think
I didn’t like was the potatoes weren’t super soft, like melt in your mouth. The sauce didn’t absorb into the potato and it was bland. Potato needed salt. And the carrots could have been softer not so crunchy. The loved the chicken and the shrimp though.
I ordered Sweet Mangos and sticky rice for desert. I have never had this before and I am in love with sticky rice and mangos.

This place was recommended to me as having great Tom Kha Gai Soup so I decided to check it out. We got the soup, and Appetizer sampler and a shrimp Currey dish. The Appetizer sampler was very good. Nice assortment of items (chicken satay, cream cheese wontons, pot stickers, egg rolls), and each one tasted good. My Tom Kha Gai soup was good. Not the best I have ever had, (it was heavy on the lemon grass), but still tasty. The red curry was a bit sweeter then I expected from a red curry but over all good.
Service was spectacular the night we were there. She got us items even before I asked for it, and was very friendly. Impressed enough with the visit to come back here again, even with it being on the other end of the valley from me.

There is a reason this company advertises in every possible discount/​coupon website or book around. Such as Amazon Local, Groupon, Wasatch Savings, Entertainment Savings, etc. They can’t generate happy returning customers with their food and/​or service.
I swore I wouldn’t support this company again after my first experience with them at their Redwood Road location. My wife and I had an issue with a take out order and when we called to resolve, the call ended in their employee swearing at my wife and hanging up. When we called back to complain about the way we were treated on the phone, we quickly found out it was part of the family who reacted so harshly and the result was basically the same.
I thought they closed down and didn’t realize they moved locations or I wouldn’t have gone back. Since they relocated I have eaten at the Jordan Landing location several times. Not once was I completely satisfied. The food has been acceptable but never great. Most of the time it was the service that had me leaving with dissatisfaction. If you happen to experience this restaurant when everything goes perfectly consider yourself lucky, as the chances are you will have some problem whether it’s with the food or the service. If you do experience an issue, you will not be treated as a valued costumer, but rather an issue they want to get rid of as quickly as possible.
This company talks about being a family run business. Don’t ever be fooled that they want to include you in that experience, it’s their family and they won’t open their arms like many family owned businesses do.
I suggest you visit any one of the many other Thai restaurants around and avoid this business.

Would love to rate the food but unfortunately after waiting 20 minutes for a table after being told it would be 10 and another 10 minutes sitting at the table waiting for a waiter to stop by that never came, I gave up.
Food: unknown
Service: 0 stars (unfortunately you can’t leave a 0 star rating)

The service at Taste of Thai is what sold us on this place. We liked the lunch specials and the ability to get the kids eat free on Wed.
They learned what food we preferred and treated us well. My 5 year old son became a real fan of the Tom Kha Gai, became his favorite food.

Not bad. I asked for the best dish and they gave me 3 choices. Went with drunken noodles with seafood and beef.
Pretty good! Wife and son were happy

I’ve eaten here a couple of times and while the service can be a little slow, the food makes up for it. This last trip we had the drunken noodles, the Thai Barbecue, and the mango sticky rice. Everything was very good! Even my fiancée who can’t handle spicy stuff enjoyed the drunken noodles, which were hot enough for me to enjoy but not so hot that my fiancée couldn’t eat it. They often have specials going dependent on which day of the week it is. For example, every Thursdays all the curry dishes are $ 6.99 and on Wednesday, kids eat free!