Ruby Thai Kitchen

Now! It says Thai food but trust me it’s NOT!!! It’s more like some Asian people trying to cook Thai food… so, don’t expect Thai food… cause you will be disappointed!!! It should be called «Ruby Asian food»…However, their other food is not bad-​actually, their lime chicken is pretty good! Anyway!-the service-​cool and friendly! The décor-​colorful but not Thai. The drinks-​the Thai Iced is not bad! The food-​the Thai food sucks but the chicken and sides are kinda tasty. The prices-​too high for bad Thai food!
**Note: If you just started dating someone with no sense of good Thai food and you want to introduce them to some other type of Asian food then yeah, give this joint a try!!!
So, check it out… I ordered the lime chicken with Lo Mien and rice, which was kinda tasty but their Pad Thai is pretty horrible! I also ordered their Thai iced Tea… not bad… they should really change their name though!!!

This place is REALLY GOOD! all the Thai food that I’ve tried before they always left me unsatisfied (and with a really long stay in the bathroom if you know what I mean…). But this place was amazing! The service to the costumer was really nice and they treated you friendly. They give you to try almost all their many before you even order. I will come back to this place. No doubt in that!

Employees here are very rude. Food tastes sub-​par. Will never come back again.
I highly recommend you find new employees who do not insult their customers. Otherwise u will go out of business.

I love it! My husband and I go to the mall every week specially for them. The owner and the employees are really nice and polite!

The service was friendly and efficient. I ordered the spicy noodle beef soup for $ 7. If you are adverse to spice, then do not get the soup. I love spicy foods and I think it has an excellent spice. The soup was awesome except for one major issue, there was a big piece of ginger in one bite, ugh. I would definitely come back and get the soup. Next time I would just watch out for ginger chunks.

Indigestion.
(That’s what I get for eating Pad Thai in a mall food court.)

This place isn’t anything special, except for one thing: the noodle soup. It’s a big ol’ thing. Three different flavors to choose from, including Spicy Beef, Chicken, or Wong Tong. I ordered it with a side of spicy sauce after seeing my friend Gina devouring one at lunch the other day. No complains, pretty cheap and it lasted me two days. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone were it not for the noodle soup. If you’re in the mood for noodle soup, check it out!

No! No! No! I am sure these people have never been to Thailand, eaten authentic Thai food or even have ONE Thai spice in this place. The food mediocre at best. The veggies were WAY overbooked and swimming in some type of gravy. The bang-​bang shrimp was a real bust, and although the phad Thai LOOKS ok, it is not.
Repeating: No. No. No.

FINALLY!
A food court restaurant that I can be EXCITED about. Ruby Thai Kitchen opened in Aventura Mall’s food court this week and today my friend and I decided to dander over to have a look. I was going for a burger thanks to Jordan posting one on his FB page at lunchtime.
Well, turns out they were giving our little bits of samples of mango chicken so we had some. And it was yum. Then I asked the guy what was the Panang chicken…
«would you like a sample»
WOULD I EVER!
Hooked!!. DANG!!! It was yum yum good. The kind of good where you don’t speak to your lunch partner while eating. You lose yourself in the SPLOSION of fragrance and flavor in your gob. I had it with curry noodles and some bang bang shrimp and the noodles very nicely soaked up the curry sauce.
Lunch consisting of rice or noodles and two sides for $ 5.99. Big portions too.
The reason only 4 stars… well. it IS a food court and I’m a snob.