Been going to Shana Thai for many years now. Never disappoints- amazing food and drinks.

I tried the Moo ping, crab Rangoon, crab fried rice and pad kee mao. The moo ping is so delicious. If you ask for very spicy, they make it very spicy and I love that about this place. The Thai tea is good too!

This was my first visit to Shana Thai, and I chose it for a Mother's Day lunch, which we always do one day early to beat the crowds. I was very happy with our visit for these reasons: + Prices were reasonable, especially considering the large portions + Taste was well-balanced, medium really isn't very hot. Maybe a little on the sweet side... just a tip in case you don't like that. + Ingredients were excellent: The mixed seafood dish had huge pieces of scallops and fish and the prawns were probably 21-25/lb. + Service was excellent... the bartender even served my wife's margarita with an offer to make it either more sweet or sour. + My pet dish is Asian wings. Theirs were excellent! + Environment was classy - tablecloths, comfortable seating. They did not add an automatic gratuity to my bill like they did for others reviewing here. I suspect that might happen with large parties like it does at a lot of places. I'm surprised the aggregate rating is only 3.7. They deserve better than that.

We ordered ribeye steak and crying tiger. The ribeye steak was very tasty (a bit on the salty and a bit fatty) but the marinade was great and the beef was tender. It came with stir fried green beans and broccoli. My fav was actually the crying tiger beef. The beef was tender and I love the spicy sauce. It came with lettuce and veggies. The Shana paradise was amazing. It's refreshing and sweet and tasty. The service was good and the place was nice decorated.

A decent Thai food restaurant, really fresh veggies which have more flavor to food. Very vibrant ambiance. Service is great, one would enjoy with the right food. Food we tried, 1. Papaya salad : 3/5 felt too garlicky and think garlic overpowered other flavors in that. 2 Roti and curry: 5/5 Must try dish, it's really good. 3. Pad Se Ew: 4/5 fresh veggies, tofu, perfectly cooked noodles and flavors. 4. Pineapple Fried Rice: 4/5, right flavors and blend of spices. Loved it as it had mild wok of the rice. Overall a decent place to go. Loved the vegetarian options and the food.

We really enjoy this Thai food restaurant. Although we have only ever gotten take out and never dined in, it is very good. A few of our favorites are crying tiger beef (SO good if you like a little bit of spice) and the pumpkin curry is delicious. I appreciate that they don't go light on the meat and vegetables in the curry. We once tried the duck curry and it had quite a bit of skin in it. I didn't love it, but if you are a big fan of duck curry the flavors were good. My one complaint is that I wish they had a pineapple curry or a massaman curry. Those are two crowd pleasers that the picky family members always like and it's unfortunate they don't have them here. I've heard this same complaint from a neighbor as well. I do think the prices seem higher than most other places around. I'm always surprised that somehow it feels like the total always ends up being ~$70 for two of us.