Coconut T in Carlisle

Very upbeat employees and the food was very good and plentiful. Considering how screwed up our country is with its current state of California governor and the terrible administration in Washington DC, the prices were in order and they are doing their best to take care of the customer considering the very stupid regulations newsome has put on business in California and how inflation has ran out of control with senile Biden. I would recommend the pad thai.

As a person with multiple FOOD ALLERGIES... I can eat here without worry of cross contamination and the servers are extremely knowledgeable of the menu and food allergy possibilities. I feel safe here. The wine/beer/cider menu is great also. Staff is amazing!! Tip them graciously.

Unbelievably great. Red curry, sweet and sour, papaya salad and fresh rolls were among the best I've ever had. The whole menu is fantastic and there's lots of vegan and gluten free options.

Always fast and friendly. They probably had the cleanest bathroom I've seen at a restaurant! The gluten free vegan options are worth the drive. This is a must try

Hands down the best Thai food in sac. Their pad Thai is not that great but the rest of the menu is so good it doesn’t matter. The quality of their beef is top notch. All the stir fry and curry dishes are incredible.

The food is well made and the portions are massive. Good for standard Thai dishes at a fair price. Their wild-card $2 beer is also a nice discount in a $7+ pint town.The only real downside is the styrofoam take out containers. Order one entree and an appetizer for two people if you don't want to take anything home.

Sub par for Thai food and expensive for what you get. I ordered the fresh rolls which cost $7 and essentially got one roll cut up into pieces. The drunken noodles were not the traditional wide noodles and were bland. The service was mediocre and staff seemed very disorganized. They only accepted cash ( I guess their equipment was down)

Update after 1 year:Nice casual atmosphere. I got the green curry here and it was okay. The bamboo had a weird taste to it, like chlorine in the water. The portions are big though. The calamari is also okay. Overall, I think the food is okay but nothing sticks out for me.Old review:I like this place for its vibrant ambiance and lots of people. Went around valentines and there was leftover Roses from the week before. Their thai tea is the best thing and also pretty inexpensive, ask for it with coconut milk! I thought that the food was not the best thai food I've had ever but its slightly above average. The prices are also just okay imo but would come again for thai tea and the ambiance.

I used to love this place…unfortunately, the quality of the food has deteriorated. I thought initially it was a fluke so I decided to try a couple more times…it was not a fluke. I am glad to see this place still has good reviews but I highly recommend eating Thai elsewhere. There are lots of great places like one on J Street and a couple on Broadway. I added photos of our most recent experience. The first image is of the BBQ chicken: the chicken was lukewarm and the vegetables were raw and not steamed as their menu stated; the second image is of the drunken noodles and there was essentially no protein nor vegetables and a disproportionate amount of the very long noodles as opposed to the classic wide noodles. The decision is ultimately yours but I think it best to spend your money at another local establishment.

The generous portion combined with affordable prices, and a solid selection makes it the perfect place to enjoy some Thai food and have some leftovers for tomorrow. Only point of improvement is to relax a little on the fish sauce ;).