Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews
- 2031 Bronze Star Dr, Woodland, CA 95776, EE. UU.
- (530) 661-7470
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Relaxed destination with colorful interior focusing on traditional Thai favorites & light eats.
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3774 Castro Valley Blvd, Castro Valley, CA 94546, USA
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Alex Choi
Great tasting Thai food with approachable pricing. My two favorites are the Pad Thai (great balance of sweet and savory) and red duck curry (bold flavors and great tasting duck). Definitely worth a trip to check out. Mostly street parking or you can find a small lot on the side of the building.
Franco
Relaxing environment , amazing customer service and some of the yummiest Tai food dishes I’ve enjoyed. I Love this place. I’m a frequent visitor . Jasmine is a superstar ✨️ always welcomes me with a smile and my food perfectly ordered every time.
Annie Dehghani
Unexpectedly delicious thai spot with hole in the wall but cozy! Vibes and very reasonable prices for the bay area. Will definitely come back if we’re in Castro valley again.
My Hoa N.
Tried out their veggies options, and was delish. I liked that they can make their entrees gluten-free. Ordered the Cashew nuts and the Basil stir fry. Both were similar with the exception of the basil flavored in the later one. Not sure if they have a parking lot though. I found parking on the street.
Rohan Nagar
This is quite honestly the worst Thai restaurant in the Bay we’ve tried so far in terms of quality. The service wasn’t that great but it wasn’t as bad as the food. We ordered the Tom yum soup with tofu, which wasn’t at all fragrant and was severely lacking in flavor. The tofu in the soup was fried (?? not sure why tofu needs to be fried if it’s going into a soup, it would make more sense if the tofu was soft straight out of the cartridge). And the tofu was over fried to the point of tasting bitter and rubbery. Not good. Then the spicy fried rice with chicken came out and it was… soggy! Like laughably soggy. They must have run out of cold rice; nevertheless the quality could be described as something similar to a newbie making fried rice for the first time. The only things that were decent were the shrimp rolls and the Thai tea, but that’s not enough to make this place good. Big X mark for me.