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Rambutan Thai
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Ratings and Reviews for Rambutan Thai
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Apr 23 2012
Jeff B. via Yelp
(Dined 4/16/12 M @ 7pm): There's always time for Thai food, but will it stand up to the supposed hype I keep hearing about this place!? A friend needed a...read more
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Apr 07 2012
Catherine D. via Yelp
Pluses: No wait on a Friday night. Less than half full, and fairly quiet means I can actually have a conversation with my date without screaming across...read more
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Mar 22 2012
jay c. via Yelp
Ordered through Grubhub (excellent service), the food was not good. Fresh spring rolls were obviously old and chewy and portion was tiny, veggies wilted....read more
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Nov 22 2008
whynot47 via Citysearch
but the atmosphere is great, and the food is good. is it the most authentic thai food in the world? maybe not. but you can order ...read more
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Sep 28 2008
rdesong via Citysearch
Unpleasant experience overall. I drove from OC to expect great Thai food, but not the case. I could have drove to a local Thai joi...read more
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May 28 2008
lacampanella via Citysearch
i've visited this restaurant two times, first time was more memorable but the second time i realized the food was catered for peop...read more
In Short
Hidden in the corner of a rundown Silver Lake mini-mall, this casually chic neighborhood eatery attracts Eastsiders enjoying a closer-to-home alternative to Palms Thai and Saladang. Tastefully mirrored green walls surround dark wood tables and intimate banquets, while a large wood-carved gold Buddha commands the cozy dining room and small bar. Service is accommodating but hurried. Traditional, vibrant dishes are augmented by imaginative flavors unconcerned with potentially sensitive American tastebuds; everything is just spicy enough. The best Thai tapas are green curry dumplings, delicate shrimp and scallop-filled pillows ripe with zesty flavor; and the beef waterfall, charbroiled top sirloin on cabbage cups bathed in tear-inducing lime chili dressing. For entrees, the barbecue duck curry boasts a healthy portion of meat in spicy red broth, and the fire-grilled Siam pork chops radiate with garlic flavor.
