About Suphan Thai Kitchen
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
Got food there for the first time this week. I usually like Thai food that has a lot of veggies in it and so this place looked really good. I got fried tofu, veggie spring rolls, drunken noodles, pad see ew, and pineapple fried rice. The food looked good but was surprised that is didnt seem to have much flavor. The drunken noodles tasted like plain noodles with some veggies in it. The pad see ew was thw same. The fried rice just taked kind of oily. It was a bit disappointing because it looked great. I did get the drunken noodles with medium spice and they were spicy. But again, spicy but no flavor.
I fell in love with this place. The service was amazing and the food was so good, that I could eat there everyday. I wish I lived in Michigan lol just for this restaurant 🫶🏾
Food was great! I got the Pineapple Fried Rice with beef and my fiancé got the Thai fried rice with beef and add pineapple. Medium + spice was perfect if you like it spicy but not burning hot.
I highly recommend this Thai restaurant. From the moment me and my sister walked in we were impressed with the clean atmosphere. Menu was on the wall 🧱 and 🕯️ lit up. I wear glasses and could see everything just great. All dishes we tried were authentic Thai food made with love 💕. We both had no left overs because we ate the plates clean. Friendly workers at desk and behind the counter. Bathroom's were also very clean 🪥🫧. The food was so outstanding that my sister and I plan on going every month to enjoy a mouthwatering Thai dish. The walls are also painted orange 🧡 along with the menus to match. I wish we found this hott spot earlier. Everyone should go check it out. 5 stars
Stayed at nearby hotel and ordered takeout 30 minutes plus before closing. Service was decent. Ordered chicken fried rice, yellow curry with pork and drunken noodles with beef. We ordered everything on a medium spice level. They did tell us it would be spicy and it was. In a good way if you enjoy spicy food. Fried rice was well fried but was bland other than it being spicy. The meat was tough. Curry was on the sweeter side but good and the pork was tender. Drunken noodles was dried and there was one small basil leaf in the whole dish. The beef was not very tender and hard to chew. Wish all 3 dishes were good but only able to enjoy the curry. Overall, it was still a good visit.