Thai Sapa - Southeast Asian restaurant in Springdale - 198 Zion Park Blvd, USA

- Food was at acceptable level for being in this area. - Desert of Mango Sticky rice was pretty decent - Service was good The overall experience at this restaurant was great, but when it came to the time of paying, that became a bit tricky… Normally I give out 20% of tips at restaurants for lunch or dinner, this restaurant charged 18% of tips in the total bill, and when the server took my credit card to charge, he only brought back the credit card charge receipt. TRICKY POINT!! The credit card receipt didn’t indicate they have already charged me 18% on total bill…. It came back with a blank space for me to fill in tips!!!! ** If I didn’t pay attention (took picture) to the food receipt, I would have added in another 20% of tips on top of the 18% they have charged!! ** THIS IS VERY BAD PRACTICE OF BUSINESS!!! ** Still, I do give them credit of having some acceptable food for being in this town, so 3 stars is what I think they deserve.

5 years ago I had the best pad Thai of my life here, 5 years later I was able to come back yesterday and tried it again, still incredible and not sure why this place has 3.9 stars, I loved all the food we got! Vegan selections are amazing and grateful to see those. Mango sticky rice was delicious although strange presentation, orange dish with tofu was awesome, love the ambiance. Will definitely come back!

We came here after angels landing hike. That hike was insane and wanted to reward ourselves. The mango salad was great and authentic. Waiter was friendly and efficient. The Tom yum soup wasn't all that great. We also ordered the yellow curry and pad thai. Could be more refined. well at least the Thai ice tea and ice coffee was a delight to have.

It wasn't busy when we got there so our order arrived soon after placing. Upon first look, it looked a sad little thing for the price one is paying. The bowl Red Curry came in was so small I would expect that to be filled with white rice not the curry. The quantity of white rice next to it looked more than the actual curry, another sad thing. However, it was hot /warm and the spice level was good (since we mentioned the spice level), and not bland (luckily) unlike the other reviews mentioning. Tho taste wasn't bad, I've had better tasting Thai food with more quantity and amazing quality / taste. Fried rice quantity was much better and tasted good. I guess we got lucky because I read reviews mentioning bland fried rice 🤷‍♂️. One thing I found off-putting was that the fried rice came in a plastic plate you would get at the dollar store.... 👀... 👀... 👀 Overall, the taste was good but the quantity was off. I wouldn't mind paying $18ish for one dish but when I'm paying this much I would also expect food with  enough quantity. High price isn't the problem here considering the location, the quantity of food is the ugly factor. #thai #thaiFood #utah

Thai Sapa in Zion, Utah, served up incredibly delicious food. The weather was perfect for some soup. We savored some fantastic soup and fried rice. While the customer service was a bit off, I still highly recommend this place for its amazing flavors!

The pad Thai was good, and the service and ambience was nice, but the appetizers were definitely not it. The wonton soup and dumplings were each over $10 and they only came with four pieces of their respective dish. The dumplings were half-folded wonton wrappers fried with a meager amount of filling. The wonton soup consisted of a pho broth with four small wontons and a few pieces of carrot and some mushrooms. I should have been wary of the appetizers when I saw that they offered multiple types of cuisines, but we were hungry and went for it anyways. The red curry and pad Thai were worth it, but be sure to skip the appetizers if you come here.

Walking distance from Watchman campground, beautiful views, friendly service, and really really good food. The portion sizes were just right, not too big, not too small. The flavors were well balanced. The food was excellently prepared.

Coming from an Asian country, the pad thai do not taste much like how the Thai will do it, a bit too sweet and wet for Asian liking and lack of the wok taste. But we find the thai green curry with rice was good and closer to how the Thai will cook and prepare it.