Showing posts with label Rohnert Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rohnert Park. Show all posts
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Tasty Thai in Rohnert Park
Jo-Ann and I were out bargain shopping one day a few weeks ago, and she had wanted to try an interesting looking Thai place, Sukhothai in Rohnert Park. I was all for trying something new! The interior was very clean and pleasant, and the staff very quick and kind.
The Thai iced tea was served in a pretty glass. It was quite refreshing after a morning of running around.
The lunch specials included pieces of fresh spring rolls, which were great, and I chose a wide rice noodle entree with mine. The noodles were tender and the other vegetables, such as the bright green broccoli were perfectly done. The shrimp in the dish tasted very fresh too.
And Jo-Ann was even more adventurous, trying the pumpkin curry with duck. I tasted a bit of the pumpkin and curry from the dish and was favorably impressed with the complexity and flavor of the curry sauce. The pumpkin was tender and well cooked. Jo-Ann also enjoyed the restaurant. We'd made a new cool find together! I'd stop by here again anytime!
Sonoma County also makes their restaurant inspection results easily obtainable on line, so I will be including those when venturing into their eating space from this point as well.
Restaurant Inspection Results
Critical: 1
Noncritical: 2
Last inspected: 12/2/2008
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12:09 AM
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Labels: Rohnert Park, Sonoma, Thai
Saturday, August 02, 2008
Pan Asian Sushi in Rohnert Park
Colin and I went back to Scandia Family Fun center in Rohnert Park where he found the go carts so fun that we had to go back. We grabbed some lunch on the way at Boat House Sushi. The signage for the restaurant was on the road, and Colin was so eager to get going after lunching, that I didn't walk around the building to capture it. However, the photo above is the entrance to the restaurant.
Our meals began with a crisp salad and some unremarkable, lukewarm miso soup. We also ordered some edamame for the table, which was fine.
Colin enjoyed his 'Flava Flav' roll which had spicy tuna (or salmon) in it, and a unique dipping sauce.
Dad had a two item obento combo - chicken teriyaki and vegetable tempura. He cleaned his plate so you know it was good.
I had the three item combo, which consisted of a California Roll, Teriyaki Salmon and Scallops Frits. It was fresh and well executed. The service was prompt and friendly as well, so I would not hesitate to come again when I'm in the neighborhood. And maybe the miso will be hotter next time.
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Labels: Japanese, Rohnert Park, Sonoma
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