We enjoyed a great meal. Started with the garden fresh rolls (great Thai basil taste) and the satay chicken - very nice and tasty, reminiscent of satay on trips to Singapore.

The entrees were great. A rich, sweet and slightly spicy Pad Thai noodles for me and a very hot (he asked) beef green Thai curry for my husband. No room for the Swwet Sticky Rice - I will be back to try that.

The experience was only marred by a (drunken?) woman screaming at the delightful staff, and who believed her rights counted above everybody else. Glad she will not be coming back!

I ordered takeout from this restaurant once. I had chicken drunken noodles. I have had this dish at at least 5 different Thai restaurants and this one was by far the worst. I can't imagine what the salt content was...had to be sky high!. Flavor was very strange; not at all in line with this dish elsewhere. Very oily; I at about 1/4 of the dish and threw the rest away. Haven't been back.

We have been going to this restaurant since the very beginning. After Royal Thai closed, this Thai restaurant appeared at a local gas station and being the adventurous sorts, dropped by to try it out.
What a surprise! Although it was good when it opened, because of Lucky, the manager for the past few years, it has evolved into one of the most authentic Thai restaurants in the DC area. I think I know what real Thai food is like having spent a lot of time in different areas of Thailand over the past ten years-Thai Pan food is Thai authentic. Try the green curries - unbelievably good!! A++

Yes, it is in the gas station. But inside it is very nice, the food is great, the service adequate, and the prices about average. If you are in the mood for Thai, this is the place for you. One negative... they will not prepare the hotter foods on that are served sizzling or even in the kitchen for you for fear of the spice going thru the small dining room.