Sirinan’s Thai & Japanese Restaurant

Excellent food. We love their Hungry Hunter roll, the crab rangoons, the duck pad Thai and the drunken noodles. Service is always great, both for eat in or pick up. Highly recommend!

Despite them having screwy delivery and questionable phone skills, I’ve stopped in a few times recently to eat there in person. I’ve become a huge fan of their Larb, usually with pork. It’s delicious and a managable portion.

Boyfriend ordered the spciy basil fried rice with squid– it was so good I couldn’t stop stealing bites from his plate. I had the wonton soup and sushi deluxe. The sushi portions were hearty and the sushi rice was wonderfully sticky… but the soup was devine. The broth was out of this world. We didn’t stay for dessert but we will be back. This restaurant is a gem and we are glad we found it!

I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and the customer service here. I’ve come several times and the food is consistently delicious. I recommend their Drunken Noodles. It’s my favorite and my Co workers all wished they had ordered it too. The staff is very fast and friendly. I look forward to coming again.

I am not sure why there is never one in here! The food was great and has awesome service (as always). They have a very interesting menu with assorted Thai and Japanese options.
Tonight I ordered the vegetable sushi roll and the vegetable tempura roll with a side garden salad. As much as I loved the rolls, the house peanut dressing on the salad stole the show. Wow that was good!
This restaurant is spacious and always clean with lots of parking and space for groups. I highly suggest checking it out — especially since there is never a wait for a table!

Lunch for three on Thursday– service was attentive, décor dated and dusty. the food was really underwhelming. Wonton soup left uneaten, chili sauce lacked any spice. Pad Thai was just okay, no real flavor or bite. We did not eat sushi here, just Thai but I don’t think I’d return for a second shot.

Today I decided to go to Sirinan for some Thai food. Now let me say I have been to over countless Thai places and to thai homes with old grandmas who’ve made these dishes.
Sirinan had all the flavors right. However they used cheaper ingredients to make the food which to me did’nt make up for the flavor. The Pad thai was okay I probably rank it a 3 out of 5. The curry was quite delicous because the flavor was correctly measured. Overall the thai food was great for the price! However, do not get the sushi it was just all wrong, the rice was overcooked and the wasabi was fake unfortunatly.
Go for the Thai food! The flavors are authentic! i

First time, really wanting a good peanut coconut spicy curry with shrimp. I agree with the reviews that they do have the best crab rangoons ever-​very fresh, perfect balance of filling & crispy wrap. However, WORST Massaman curry I have ever had. I HATE watery curry sauces. There was no spice to it whatsoever. It came in a large soup like container with a small container of rice on the side. I thought I would have enough for lunch the next day for the $ 20.00 total I spent. Nope-​there were only probably 6 shrimp in the entire thing! Clean place, nice staff, but I would not do the curry here again. There are definitely better Thai places in the area.

Great restaurant! My favorite way to check the quality of any Thai restaurant is to eat the Somtum salad and fresh spring rolls. Both dishes were excellent here! Being from Portland Oregon, I consider my Thai standards to be very high, and this place did a wonderful job with Somtum presentation, slicing, and freshness. I asked for three star spiciness (the hottest they offered) and it wasn’t very spicy, but still good. Another dish I enjoyed was the Galanga Soup – it was a great blend of coconut milk and flavor with decent viscosity. All said, I was impressed with the food here.

Japanese and Thai? Ok… so we tried it because time wouldn’t allow us to go to our regular place. Inside was clean, pleasant looking and decorated simply. Staff all seemed happy. Prices about average.
Wonton soup before my meal had one small HARD wonton. Broth tasted fine.
Steamed Dumplings were good.
Daughters sushi roll dinner arrived 15 minutes before my wife and I got served. So we ate at different times and she was done by the time our food arrived. Which was a bit of a bummer.
A few of the fish pieces of my wife’s sushi looked torn up, butchered and like they needed zoloft. None were really sliced well. Although She said it tasted fine.
My drunken noodle had no basil in it. I looked for it. Also no basil taste… zero. I get this dish at almost every Thai place I go, this was the least impressive. I asked for extra spicy and I got no spice to speak of. The sauce was very light in color anf flavor. All in all it was a nice looking dish, but disappointing, bland and weakly seasoned.
Server didn’t understand much English, and spoke it poorly. Which made the couple questions we asked a real pain.
I hate giving this place 2 stars, because it’s not terrible, but it’s below average and I can’t see myself returning. If you want Japanese, go to a Japanese restaurant. If you want Thai, go to a Thai restaurant. Unless you really need both at the same time I feel you are selling yourself short by going here.
Thai Food Express on the south end of town is far better and still the best around. Then again, it may be a bad comparison as I don’t think they are even in the same league
Décor — 4
Friendliness — 3
Food — 2
Service — 2

Had the spicy duck salad and honestly I wasn’t really into it. Not sure what they used for the dressing but it was a little too funky for me. The duck however was nice and crispy! I also got the hungry hunter roll and it was alright but nothing to brag about. However the seafood drunken noodle was pretty good. Loaded with calamari but only a couple of shrimp and scallops. The noodles were nice and tender. The hot saki could have been hotter. Over all this place was an alright quick stop while car shopping in the area.

Excellent Rad Na, very country-​style preparation. Heart and good. The Peanut Sauce chicken was also excellent, the vegetables perfectly cooked. I found this place en route from Boston to Maryland and am glad I stopped in.

The pineapple fried rice is the BEST I’ve had. Tons of pineapple, and the perfect amount of cashews, chicken and raisins. So delicious!
I also had the spicy tuna rolls which were pretty good. Not the absolute best but it was good.
I thought the service was good. Very friendly and I was attended quickly and I received my food quickly.

Had the drunken noodle and pad thai. Never been to Thailand, hoping to go within a few years, but was very satisfied with the food. Place was very clean and staff was friendly. Got 2 plates of noodles, soup, salad for $ 24 out the door. We’ll be back.

The best fresh rolls anywhere. This is my local Thai favorite then I prefer Middletown. Now serving wine, Saki and beer. Sirinan and her staff are so sweet. Very clean environment, new yet simple décor. Bathrooms are spotless as well.

The sushi is awful. The salad is watery. Their hand rolls are a joke. The price is way too high. I’ve been here several times and it is always a huge disappointment. Their Thai dishes aren’t bad, but their sushi is disgusting. It’s basically pink play-​doh wrapped in black construction paper with lackluster effort. And to top it all off they charge you per soda without telling you.
Lame sauce.

Great place. Come here with co workers and family. Very friendly staff.
I normally will get the curry dishes, Tiger Tear Salad, and or the Cucumber Rolls.
Many of my co workers enjoy the Phở soup when we eat here.
Prices are pretty decent, atmosphere is nice, great hours and great people.
If your in the area stop and eat. Its worth it!!!

I was always iffy about coming to this place because of the location, but I’m very happy I finally stopped by. The wonton soup was good and of perfect portion. The crab rangoon was fresh and yummy. The pad Thai was good and the portion was big girl status… I had leftovers for dinner :) This place will be my go-​to Thai restaurant, especially since it’s super affordable and the service is great!

The space is huge! And the menu is vast, as well.
They have lots of roll and noodle dish options.
I had the Rad Nah with pork, and it was huge and included lots of veggies.
The Prik Lea, which my husband had, was the winner on the table, however. The sesame sauce seasoning was unique and delicious.
Our waitress was very nice and attentive.
$ 3 domestic beer bottles! $ 5 foreign beer bottles.
Some of the best Thai I’ve had in the state!

For an app we had the steamed wontons topped with nice crunchy garlic. Nice and light and homemade. I had the Prik Klea with peppers, onions, and chilies. I thought it would be a bit more spicy so I asked for some hot oil which they had on hand. This was delicious! It also came with a soup so I had the wonton soup which was nice also.
Very clean place and friendly staff.