Thai Saap Rice & Noodles Kitchen - Thai restaurant in Quincy - 3 Brook St, USA

I have been coming here consistently for 2 years. The food is delicious, well above average for a small restaurant. Consistency of dishes and flavors is top notch. The owner is very friendly as is the waiter/front house person. Well done!

We saw this on our search for a Thai restaurant and with the reviews decided to give it a try. Very small but cozy looking restaurant. All three of us had the fried rice with my wife having duck and I had soft-shell crab while my mother had shrimp. Extremely tasty and I was delighted at the size of the two soft-shell crabs on my rice. Will definitely come back again!

Cute clean little Thai restaurant. Seats only 14 people. Decor is crisp simple and modern. Service was great, friendly and attentive. Food is absolutely delicious. We ordered Crab Rangoon (good size, generously filled with cheese and perfectly fried), duck noodle soup, pad see uw and boat noodles with pork. The boat noodles has very complex flavors, you can tell their deeply rich broth flavor is brought forth by hours of cooking. The boat noodles had white thin rice noodles with pork, shrimp, Asian meatballs. They serve jasmine tea, iced Thai Tea and many other beverages

Small Thai eatery located near Wollaston T. There are about 16 seats but it doesn't lack in flavor. Had the Red Curry and the aromatics were brilliant and perfectly seasoned. They do spice levels on a 1 to 5 scale. I asked for 4 and it was expected.

Authentically delicious. It’s kind of a hidden gem, so underrated amongst its location. Definitely going back again to try their other food items. We got their Tom yum, drunken noodle, chicken wings, pad Thai 10/10.

An authentic Thai spot in Quincy! Everything is fairly priced and the portion sizes are good. I always get the Basil Fried Rice with crab meat and with a soft shell crab on top. The Crab Roll and Pad Thai is great as well. I've only gotten take out from them, but inside is fairly small and could probably fit about 6-7 small tables at most. And for dessert of course - mango sticky rice! You can't go wrong with that.

I’m a bit disappointed by the food there my softshell crab curry was not very good and it’s the most expensive item. There wasn’t much curry sauce, and the crab tasted old. The drunken noodles were quite salty. I have heard good things about this place so maybe I should try the pad thai next time. The Thai tea was pretty good. The mango sticky rice was a bit too too sweet but still good. The papaya salad was savory and spicy.

Fairly priced and delicious food! Best part is they really listened to our dietary requests. Small but clean, nicely decorated and warm atmosphere. I would come back again.