I went there for a 4 person meal with only 3 people. The food serving looks unappetizing for 3 people and totaled to 73$ (7 dishes in total), however the food is nothing authentic to real Thai food.

Here's my cons and why:
*pad-thai was like vietnamese pho noodles with spaghetti sauce (that's not what pad-Thai is supposed to look like).
*lacks a whole lot of staff to customer interaction.
*To be honest if you look at the menu most of the items are chinese food (for example Wonton) and not what you would expect out of a "Thai" Restaurant.

And the Pros:
-Great atmosphere
-Serving sizes were actually quite small with elegant appearance.

that is my take on Chinese imitated Thai food

A coworker and I have been working our way around the Surrey lunch scene (new to the area because of office relcation from downtown).

We've been searching on dinehere.ca for various restaurants with good ratings to try out for lunch and for catering for luncheon meetings. We've tried Sabhai Thai and Nahm Thai which we really enjoy.

Next on our list was Cravings Thai.

Upon arrival, the restaurant was clean, somewhat busy, and the service was friendly and efficient.

It was also clear to us upon arrival that perhaps this was a Chinese restaurant posing as a Thai food restaurant. After receiving our meals, we realized, we were correct.

We ordered cashew chicken and the yellow curry. First arrived the spring roll, with wong's plum sauce, just like the sauce in those little packets.

Second our meals arrived, I swore I had eaten this same cashew chicken at Hon's Restaurant before! The curry wasn't a typical thai curry, no sight of coconut milk, no basil, no kafir lime leaves, no hint of anything thai.

With two other yummy thai restaurants in the area, we probably won't be going back for thai food, but if we're feeling like chinese cashew chicken, we might.

My husband and I are currently living in the Fraser Heights area. We were stumped for somewhere to eat close to home last night and with very limited options in that area we thought we would give this little diamond in the rough a try.
We were surely not disappointed. Firstly, we were extremely impressed with the service, you are truly treated like a member of the family within seconds of entering the restaurant.
We had the dinner for 2 because it had all of our favorite dishes in it. Fantastic value for only $33.00 you really cannot go wrong. The portion sizes are generous and you will leave stuffed and satisfied carrying a doggie bag.
Recommended dishes that were amazing:
Craving Pad Thai
Chicken Satay
Curry Chicken and
The fried banana with vanilla ice cream.

If you really want the best experience possible. Make sure you order "the royal' its a non-alcoholic bevie made with coconut, lychee and mango....OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!! it's like a tropical paradise in a glass, complete with an umbrella. The restaurant also impressed me, as it was constantly being cleaned throughout our dinner and the peaceful spa like music was the perfect end to a long work day.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I just went to try this new restaurant for lunch and the food was really really good. We had Tom kah soup with prawns, pad Thai, chili pepper fried rice and some veggie dish with(can't remember the name). I was going to order Tom yum soup but the waitress suggested Tom kah soup, And I'm glad I tried it, it was really good. The prawn was actual prawn not some little shrimp that some restaurant call prawn.:) And the padthai and fried rice was very tasty as well. I really like this restaurant since you can tell they are using fresh ingredients, no msg and it tastes great! And lunch specials are great value. Definitely going back!