Thai Plus Sushi

Phenomenally great authentic food… this place is like thai crack… I want more it is sooo good!!! You have never had thai food like this… I lived here so long and was skeptical on going because of the name… but don’t be fooled. this hole in the wall place is clean and «DA BOMB!!!»… I will be back for more!!!
They even clean the shrimp… that’s how I know it is a quality restaurant…

I love this place. I work across the street and hit it up at least once a week. I have yet to have a dish that I didn’t like. Now. I’m not a Asian food specialist so I can’t say of everything is up to snuff with the straight up authentic. But I eat here regularly and I’m never disappointed, except today.
I previously reviewed this place at 5 stars. I’ve been a regular here for 9 months. I would venture to say I know the menu here pretty good. Today unfortunately I was quite disappointed. They have a new cook or something because I got my go to dish and it was not up to the usual standard. Too salty and burnt. The rice was dry and had a weird texture. I’m not pissed but if it’s not their regular gal in the back I would say stay away. This meal was not worth what I paid for it. I’ve been coming here for months and this was not good.
Don’t eat here if it’s not the normal staff. I give this a solid thumbs down. Very disappointed and from my go to Thai place. Guess I’m looking for a new spot. This isn’t enough to ruin it for me but really disappointed.

I come here on my break just for bubble tea. The service is quick and the staff are very friendly. I’ve had bubble tea a couple times before but I’d have to say this is the best bubble tea that I’ve got. I would recommend ordering the coconut bubble tea.

We ordered pineapple fried rice and pad Thai. For heat we asked for a one. Our noses were running and our tongues burning. The pad Thai was too hot to enjoy. The fried rice was good but the burn not so much. The cook was yelling from the kitchen back n forth to the employees at the table up front where they were taking a break. It was very loud.

There are quite a few quality Thai restaurants around San Antonio so each place really needs to perform well to receive a great review. This particular location just doesn’t have what it takes. While preparation time and presentation are commendable, the flavor is just… off.
During my only visit to this place, I tried a few different dishes. The crispy chicken roll appetizer could have been delicious but was much too salty. The Garlic Delight came with some good vegetables, but the beef tasted like it was boiled: tough, bland, and most certainly not delightful. The Phad Thai also had potential but any variety of flavors was completely overwhelmed by the sheer volume of peanuts atop and within the noodles. The chicken also tasted boiled and bland.
I recommend this place be a second or third option on your list of viable Thai choices.

So it has been months since I have stopped in to what used to be my favorite lunch spot will at the office. Well it seems like things have not changed much. The food is still wonderful how ever the portions and service continue to be underwhelming. As I type I am looking at my empty water glass that has remained empty for well over 15 min. There is one lady to wait on a group of 4 tables with no more than 2 per table. The table across from me waited 10 min to even get a and now continues to wait to get their order in. My advice would be to order to go. The food is great considering the smaller portions than in the past but the service has always been an issue here.

Great service and a super nice wait staff. The food was excellent. The red curry was tasty and the Pad Thai was also very good. We live down the street and will frequent more often. Highly recommend. They also have take-​out.

Ordered thai spring rolls and pad thai. Asked for little spice on the pad thai and while it was a little hotter than I like, it was delish! Fast service. Not much of a sushi menu but they might up for it with the thai food.

Probably one of my top Thai places to eat. Don’t judge the book by it’s cover! Great and fresh tasting food. Pad Thai was nice and moist with a tolerable amount of heat. Spring rolls are big and fresh! I have dined in and taken out. Equally good service. I have also had one of the soups and was delish! Highly recommend this small and quiet place.

I wanted to be adventurous and try this place so I placed an order for pick up at 8pm. However, the Order was not done until 8:25pm. I was hoping that at least the food was well worth the wait but unfortunately the pad Thai was bland as were the red curry and tom yum soup. The only thing decent was the beef salad. I will not come back. I was just so disappointed in all the dishes for the price that I had to pay. I’ve tasted many pad Thai and red curry dishes and these were by far the worst. I can honestly make better; that is just my opinion. Everything was just super bland.

Wasn’t too impressed with this place. The waitress was a bit over zealous and my client’s chicken satay was a bit tainted if you will. I had the Phở with chicken. I was asked what heat level I wanted in my soup — choice was 1, 2 and 3. I picked 2 and ended up having to add more heat! The base of their Phở was okay; however, I’ve never had cilantro as a garnish. I wanted Thai basil! They did comp the chicken satay, but not after the owner came by and looked at us as though we did something to his chicken. LOL! Atmosphere was blah as was the food.

Food was good. We ordered delivery and the food was pretty good but the delivery guy was impossible he was so lost it took over twenty minutes for him to find our house.

The food is authentic and the plates are plentiful. The owners are so nice and happy every time! I would highly recommend this restaurant, especially the pad thai!

I have been there twice recently and found the Thai food fresh and delicious. However, the service is poor. The young man who works there (and is supppose to be waiting on the tables) does not seem at all interested in being there and sits down most of the time behind the counter.
I would give it 5 stars if the service improved.

We were so lucky to find this restaurant!!! Very small and a huge surprise of how awesome the food was. Highly recommended.

It is a very small thai restaurant. even though it says «Plus Sushi» but I found their Sushi menu was very limited. My wife and I ordered a couple appetizers and some thai dishes. I was OK not really the best. if you live around that area and want to eat some Thai food, that place is OK. But I had better ones. Also I don’t think they serve wines and spirits, therefore it is kids friendly place but not a weekend formal dine out place.

First time, got food to go, Very good. Glad to find it.

Delicious restaurant that goes unnoticed. I’ve had the pineapple fried rice and a noodle dish I never had called lard nah and their crispy rolls are all delicious. When it comes to spicing up your dish KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING THEY DO NOT PLAY AROUND. Delicious food A+++++

You could easily miss this tiny Thai restaurant– it is squished between other stores, but you’d miss out on some of the better Thai food in the area.
It was a cold night and the restaurant was empty, but they were still doing decent take out business.
We started off with the Som Tum (Papaya Salad) — deliciously balanced. Next we had an order of Thai Crispy Rolls and one person at the table especially liked the dipping sauce. Since it was so cold outside, soup was a necessity. We ordered the Tom Kha Gai hot pot, which had lots of tender chicken, broccoli, and straw mushrooms. There was more than enough for the three of us– we took home the leftovers which provided two additional servings.
For entrées, we ordered Masaman Curry (someone was craving potatoes), Stir-​fried Eggplant with Tofu (lots of fresh basil and not too oily, like some eggplant stir fries), and Gai Pad Krapow (lots of basil and fresh peppers). Ingredients were fresh and portions were ample.
If you choose, they allow you to bring in wine since they do not have a liquor license. Service was friendly and accommodating; all of our leftovers were boxed up to take home.
None in our party tried the sushi; I’ve never really understood why most Asian restaurants add sushi to their menus. It could be good, but why not stick to the central focus– delicious Thai.
There are a good variety of lunch specials, which they seem to offer seven days a week.
We are definitely adding this place to our rotation of Thai restaurants.

I stopped into this new Thai place on the corner of Huebner and Churchill Estates Blvd. and was pleasantly surprised. It’s a little hard to see, but its right there in the shopping center with Luciano’s, sandwiched in between Liquor Land and a day Spa.
I only tried the Thai food, but as the name suggests, they also serve sushi.
The Thai offerings were traditional and solid. I had a really good bowl of Tom Yum Goong (Shrimp) and some delicious Som Tum (Papaya Salad). A Thai friend of mine told me about this place and said that the Larb was outstanding, too. I’ll be back to try more of the menu.
Unfortunately, no beer or wine at this time. But Liquor Land is right next door!