IThai & Sushi

I wasn’t impressed really. I am a sushi lover and always try some of the same things in different places to compare them. I was greeted by the door the staff was very friendly. I ordered the salmon lover which had great flavor but wasn’t very big. I also ordered sushi pieces (tuna, white tuna and scallop) the Tina one was not very good and the portion was small. The white Tuna and scallop were good. Again not great but good. I don’t think I’ll be back just because I wasn’t blown away with the food.

Absolutely amazing from the sushi to the rice and noodles. Very clean and everyone is so nice!

Not much to add to what’s already here. Warm, friendly staff and excellent food. Quick service as well. Pad Kee Mao was great, and my wife’s Pad Thai as well. I’m not a sushi person but my daughter had the rainbow rolls and pronounced them excellent. A really great experience all around.

What a great little place! Thai and sushi! We walked in and were seated right away. The staff was super friendly and attentive. The menu had tons of offerings. All our sushi rolls were delicious. It wasn’t a super fancy place, but the price was right and the food was great! Would definitely suggest a visit here!

Doesn’t look like much on the outside but inside it’s very nice. Large dining room and nice environment.
Tried the pad see ew (mild & hot) both were very good. They have large portions for lunch; never hurts my feelings!
Nice service and quick turnaround. Greeted by friendly sushi chef and waitress. Give it a try, its worth it

After reading so many great reviews, my heart was broken when I got my delivery order. The service was nice and delivery was fast, but the food was bland and didn’t taste remotely Thai. The Ginger salad was literally the size of 3 postage stamps. The King and Queen, which I was so excited about, was flavorless. Based on the reviews, it would be tempting to try it again, but the expense made everything that much more disappointing. I’m hoping I just got them on an off night.
Last but not least, they managed to charge my card twice. They did reverse it, but it was the cherry on a bummer sundae.

I got to go sushi after we stopped in from the beach. I only had the sushi and nothing else so I can’t review the rest of it, but they let me make my own roll (salmon cream cheese and avocado). They were pretty prompt getting my order taken and making the roll. Unfortunately, they didn’t put the avocado in my roll so i checked on the way out and asked them to correct the mistake. They did quite quickly and got my back on my way. The 2 rolls I had were very good and they made sure I had 2 sets of chopsticks and plenty of spicy mayo and soy sauce. All in all, good experience and good sushi!

ABSOLUTLY DELICIOUS!!! Staff was super nice from the time we entered the restaurant. Very attentive. The server took our order as soon as we were ready. We ordered Steamed Dumplings, a special Salmon Roll with soy paper, Curry Fried Rice with Pork, Chicken Pad See Ew and the INCREDIBLE THAI DONUTS for desert.
Steamed Dumplings: Tender pockets of goodness!
Salmon Roll with soy paper: Fish was fresh and cold… and the roll came just as we ordered with a smile.
Curry Fried Rice was the best as well as a VERY GENEROUS PORTION.
Chicken Pad See Ew was exceptional and the noodles cooked just right.
To top off an already great meal with great service… the Thai Donuts are INCREDIBLE… did I say INCREDIBLE!!! And they were actually served by PETER the owner… such a nice gentleman. This place deserves a 10 STAR Rating. You’re missing out if you don’t try this place… you’ll keep coming back.

Great food, great lunch service, but terrible dinner service. We had a tasty lunch here a few weeks ago and decided to come back for dinner. Think we will stick to lunch or take out from now on… or try again during a week night. Really wanted to love it.

Truly a hidden gem!
It’s hard to find good Thai places in the greater St. Pete area… and I’m happy I found this one close to home!
The interior is pretty nice but a little mismatched. A lot of red and wood, with some nautical stuff thrown in. The staff here is really pleasant and always smiling.
We ordered two types of sushi: tuna and spicy tuna (we’re purists). The tuna was tasty but the spicy tuna was even better… just the right amount of heat and I loved the toasted sesame on top. The fish tasted really fresh.
I had ordered pad Thai (the dish I always order first time visiting a Thai place). This was easily the best pad Thai I’ve had in Florida. It was amazingly peanutty, savory and just a wee bit sweet. The chicken pieces were HUGE and were so good.
I also tried some basil chicken and fried rice. The basil chicken was really flavorful. The fried rice was basic, but was a huge portion and wasn’t overly greasy or salty.
I’m so happy I found this place, because I love Thai food, and good Thai food is hard to come by around here.

First time here for lunch the other day– will most definitely return, and will return soon. We had excellent sushi, fabulous service, and fair prices. I want to give 100 stars just for the fact that this place is open until 3 for lunch time. A lot of sushi spots/​thai restaurants close early and usually at 2 for lunch. This does not work well for me. Many kudos and thanks for staying the extra hour!
I was really happy with most of the food we ordered. Before even ordering, they brought out a little salad with the scrum ginger dressing and soup. The salad was the average little greens salad but I am obsessed with ginger dressing. Didn’t have the soup because there was meat in it. Thought it was nice and great they did this immediately after we sat down. I wanted fresh veggie spring rolls and they weren’t on the menu so I asked for fresh rolls no shrimp or chicken. I got them and they were just alright. Of course, they would be better with the shrimp or chicken, but still there wasn’t anything to them. Rice noodles, some greens, and carrots. I wanted more. Oh well. We then split a sweet potato avocado roll. This was by far the highlight of the meal and I wanted 16 more of this roll. It was tempura sweet potato, avocado, and cream cheese. Are you serious? Those are three of my favorite things in the universe, and my goodness, it was PHENOMENAL. I was literally so happy with every bite I took. We both were. My pal got pad thai with red curry sauce on the side and we split a specialty roll of the day– it was called the Barbara. The pad thai was good, not extraordinary, but the curry sauce was super scrum. The Barbara roll was good, but not great. I actually would not order it again and I thought the sweet potato roll far outdid the Barbara. It was a special of the day and I can’t remember everything in. Meant to write it down, but typical, I forgot. It had eel, avocado, fish egg, seaweed salad, eel sauce, and some other stuff that SOUNDED like it would be delicious, but it just didn’t mesh well together. Was kind of let down. Sweet potato roll, like I said, was the winner and the savior.
We sat at the sushi bar and Peter was our man. He was the sushi master and super fun to talk to and laugh with. Absolutely excellent service from him and great at what he does.
I will definitely come back here and order more sweet potato roll and try more things. Great place and prices and people!

Very average Thai and sushi restaurant. The service was average (not terrible by any means but not awesome). The food was okay (again, edible but not amazing). The prices and quality was good (one more time… good, not great).
The menu is a bit limited but the food is pretty good.

This is a hidden gem right here Largo!
This is our second time here, the atmosphere is a bit quirky, but service is great, sushi is fresh and delicious! The chef even made us our favorite roll from a different sushi place, this is our new favorite sushi place!
Prices are reasonable, we even take sushi home to take for lunch the next day!
Can’t wait to try the Thai food!

Large portions and the rolls are made fresh to order. They are also more than willing to omit ingredients that you don’t care for. The wait staff was extremely pleasant and prompt.
We will be coming back again. Actually we are going to try carry out this afternoon.
We had a shrimp pad Thai, California roll, Clearwater roll, spicy tuna and spider.
I can’t wait to go back for sit down again and try some different rolls!

Great restaurant with extremely friendly staff! My husband and I ordered the drunken noodles and the spicy basil. They have three options for spiciness… mild, medium, Thai hot. If you like it spicy, then def go for the last option! The owner Pete is a sweetheart and loves to hear the customers suggestions, we enjoyed chatting with him. Not from the area, but we would come back for sure when we return.

Had the Dynamite roll and was pleasantly surprised with a sample of a new roll they were trying out — both were amazing, fresh and flavorful! The owner took us in the back to help us pick from cold sakes they’re adding to the menu (including a sample of one we didn’t order). Really great service and noticeably friendly to every table that came in; I’ll be back! The Pad Thai and Panang Curry were also awesome :)

Super mixed emotions about this place. Have driven by a thousand times & never stopped in. Now that we have, we want to keep it a secret!
Yah, the Thai food was excellent. Red curry with tofu for the vegetarian, with enough spice thanks to a very kind & knowledgeable server.
Sushi? Yes yes yes. Very reasonable prices with very fresh fish. And as my pic so eloquently states, it was MIGHTY tasty.
Try the Thai tea, but only if you can handle sweet drinks that will jack you up & make ya hyper.
Service? First rate. Fast, very friendly & not pushy at all.
SHORT VERSION=100% fantastic, an unexpected diamond hidden in plain sight.

As a «Thai snob» as I have been called… I had to try this place as I had not know it was here until this week. I did a take-​out order for myself and a few co-​workers and everyone said their meals were very good. I always have to try the Pad-​Thai when I find a new place and base my opinion off of that entrée. The dish was good, was not greasy or overly sweet and had a good amount of flavoring. I could go on and on about Thai places but will just say it is worth trying this place as I will be returning to try a new dish! :)

I can honestly say that I have eaten here four times in less than two weeks! Me and my fiancé just moved in about a quarter mile down 110^th and couldn’t be happier to find such an awesome sushi spot so close. I have tried to have something different every time I’ve come and I still haven’t found something I like.
As far as sushi goes we have had three different rolls: the dynamite (perfect amount of spicy and crunch), the supreme maki (the salmon on top is insanely awesome) and the crunch roll (there tempura is great so any item with it is a plus). Each one was rolled perfectly and looked great on the plate. I’ve added several pictures so check them out!
For plates we have tried a few as well. The chicken fried rice and chicken tempura were both excellent!
Also, for those drinking: the sakes and beer deals are always cheap!

iThai is a puzzle, wrapped in an enigma.
The food was pretty good. We had Thai and sushi and found it to be solid.
The service was puzzlingly cordial… we received handshakes and extremely enthusiastic welcomes and chitchat from the waiter (owner?). So much so, I was almost looking for a hidden camera. Fun though!
There were a lot of things that had me shaking my head — such as, who did the interior design here? It feels they snagged the contents of an old Long John Silvers at auction, added a few items from a thrift store, and «called it good». They are missing anything remotely «Thai», and seem to have decided to go «nautical» (as well as some completely random elements that defy categorization). It’s no dealbreaker, but the ambience is remarkably absent. Posted a couple photos from the inside of the men’s bathroom for the lols. The rest of the place is treated similarly, with many bare walls to boot.
I ordered the Massaman Curry, a Thai standard. I found it odd that the menu listed it as having no potatoes, and having red & green peppers instead. I ordered it for this reason.
When it arrived, it had no peppers, and had giant hunks of still-​hard, not cooked enough, potatoes (the reason I’ve stopped getting Massaman curry). It also had peanuts (not listed on the menu, and something you really need to mention these days).
I asked for it to be HOT. I was told «the Hot is pretty darn hot» (I usually get Thai Hot). It arrived without a trace of spice. Literally a blank slate of pure mild. The pepper tray fixed it up nicely.
If I lived in the area and needed some «to go» Thai, this place seems like a fair option.
Would I return? With the plethora of Thai/​Sushi spots in the area there is zero reason to come back.