Thai Jasmine

My wife and I have eaten at several Thai places around Plymouth and this one is the best so far. I had a crispy chicken dish and she had a pink noodle soup. The chicken was juicy and moist and the crispy coating was spot-on. It came with a generous portion of rice and had a lovely sauce that combined sweet, salty, sour, and warmth in a mouth-watering delicious way that only Thai food can achieve. The pink soup was gorgeous. It had a full-bodied flavor and was chock-full of seafood including soft and succulent pieces of squid and extra-large plump prawns. The food was presented beautifully. The wall art was beautiful with a distinctly Thai feel. Where they could really up their game, I believe, is with improving the warmth and feel of the place overall: it is a small restaurant with tile floors, wall-mounted sockets, exposed wiring running along corners, plain white upper walls, and fluorescent tube lighting running along the ceiling. In short, it looks like a chip shop. If they put down some inexpensive hard-wearing carpet, recessed the sockets and buried the wiring nicely inside the walls, pulled down the fluorescent tubes and put in some large, attractive, recessed LED lights, and painted the walls a warmer color it would help the place feel more worthy of the lovely wall art that they have and would feel like a place you would want to bring a date rather than the current cold decor that currently exists. Having said that, I don't think you can find better Thai food anywhere.