Coriander Gourmet Thai - San Francisco

I ordered a Wonton noodle soup with shrimp and pork flavor and paid just under $20 for it. What I received was a few wontons floating in a bland broth, with unseasoned rice noodles. It was so disappointing that I had to ask for soy sauce, and I ended up adding two packets of Kikkoman to the remaining third of the bowl just to give it some flavor. At least it tasted like something after that. There's no way I would eat there again, even if I were starving.

I ordered the pork and shrimp spicy wontons, and they were pretty much tasteless. The pork and shrimp lacked any flavor, and the spicy orange sauce was completely bland and didn't have any spice to it. While the presentation was impressive, the dish didn’t deliver on taste at all.

I visited this place during my lunch break, and it's a great spot for a quick bite. The setup is cafeteria-style, but it wasn't busy when I went, so I believe they prepare the food fresh after you order. It didn’t take long at all! I ordered the pad Thai, and it was as delicious as any I've had before. The only issue was that the lime was a bit small and somewhat dried out. I’ll definitely come back here if I'm craving Thai food during my break!

It's too small and mine tastes so average is pain full

$5 for a soft drink. 13.75 for dry chicken uncooked broccoli on salty white rice. I’m sorry but I was expecting a lot more.