Ruby Thai Kitchen

Simply aweful. It is literally panda express with thai iced tea available. I had the Pad Thai noodles (sticky, cloying) mango chicken (sweeter than normal general tsao) and the Bangkok shrimp (fried with a soggy crust and a bit of chili powder for color). The servers were screaming as I ordered each item what the up charge would be, almost comically. The iced tea tasted sort of like authentic Thai iced tea, but overly sweet. The whole meal was just terrible. Everything coated in batter and covered with a nauseating sugary sauce. In a mall of this caliber the food court is a joke. Don’t eat here unless you have alka-​selter at the ready.

Always welcoming and will give you some samples!
Overall great food, and very quickly prepared to go.
Prices are very reasonable.
Btw, the black pepper and lime chicken is awesome!

The pad Thai with egg was solid. Neither salty nor bland. The orange chicken was crispy but doused in sauce. It was too thick for my taste and probably too heavy even for fast food at the mall.

This is my 2^nd time eating at this place and I will not eat again. I ordered for their spicy beef noodle and the broth was light lukewarm and it doesn’t taste beef at all and too oily.
I put a mental note to myself not to ever eat here again.

While deciding what to order I was offer a taste of the mango chicken and the grilled chicken — yum. Wanting to try something not usual for me, I order the Chicken noodle soup. It was flavorful with plenty of grilled chicken. It was delicious. I would want more spinach and less noodles but that me. It’s a large soup for $ 5.99 so I got a lid and a bag to carry the remaining home.

Big fan of their mango chicken! Not the healthiest, but definitely a guilty pleasure. When perusing the food court at GSP, I’m almost always going to end up at Ruby Thai Kitchen.
Average food court prices. Spend about $ 7-​$ 8 bucks and you’re guaranteed to be stuffed. Their soup is actually a good option and is made-​to-​order (uncommon for a food court restaurant).
You’ll leave satisfied, just set expectations accordingly!

Single item + chow mein is huge — especially for $ 6. Worth a quick visit.

Love noodle soup :)

When cruising the food court, there were a variety of choices, and in looking around, the portions at this food court are noticeably smaller than the portions at other food courts although the prices did not decrease by a corresponding amount.
We ordered the meal with 2 types of meats and one starch (noodles). The menu at the top listed the price as $ 6.49, but the menu on the counter listed it as $ 5.99. Fortunately, they charged us the lower price. The bbq chicken was tender and yummy (especially since they did not skimp on our request for extra sauce). The sweet and sour chicken was over-​deep fried and did not have a very good texture. The noodles were oily, but good. Portions for this place were better than what the other places dished out.
I might go back, especially since I wanted was to ease a few hunger pains, but I’d prefer the CPK which is right around the corner in the same mall.