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The Thai Place in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Shadyside is absolutely wonderful. There are too many dishes to name, although there is an abundance of vegetarian options. Your waitor will ask how spicy you would like your dish on a 1-10 scale and a three is fairly hot, so be careful!
From the drinks to the desserts, to the staff and the setting, this is truly a Thai restraunt. You will probably be visited by the manager during your visit, a very friendly, elderly Asian man.
Favorite Dish:
My personal favorite, and the favorite of many, is the Phad Thai with Tofu! If you're not a big eater, you may want to share this dish...!
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