Benjarong Thai

The food and service were very good. This was our second visit, and we're pleased on both occasions.

Almost all Thai food is naturally gluten-free. Benjarong says that they add soy sauce to everything, made in advance, so there is nothing I can eat that is gluten free at their restaurant. They said it is added to their curries, soup, and even their spring rolls. None of those items should have soy sauce, and they could easily substitute tamari sauce to open up nearly everything on the menu to people who can't eat gluten. Very disappointing.

Took mom and the family there for her birthday. Food was good but the portions of their "special" dishes which were $20 + was very surprising and disappointing. Have paid less than this in major cities like LA and New York for same quality food and better portions.Pretty good food and service. Not so great value. Stick to the basic menu items like rice and noodles if you don't want to feel a bit cheated.