Pasa-thai Cuisine - McLean

My wife and I were in the area and looking for a tasty spot. We definitely found it. The exterior of the restaurant doesn 't look special. There is plenty of free parking directly outside the restaurant. The interior has a modern mix of modern photo art and traditional asian themes. The restaurant has a bar in the center with table seating surrounding it. All very clean and crisp. The menu has multiple photos of menu items and is easy to read. When the food came out it looked like the menu photos which rarely happens as we all know. Each dish had excellent flavor and good spice that you can ask to be raised or lowered when you order. We started out with the Tofu Tod. It was crispy and the sauce was delicious. We also had the thai iced coffee that had the perfect amount of sweetness and was very smooth. I had the Panang curry with chicken (white meat comes standard) and my wife had the Crispy Beef Basil. They were so good we joined the clean plate club. We then pressed our stomach 's with the mango sticky rice. It was epic. Total cost was $61.48. A bit much for a quick lunch but we will definitely be back. If for nothing else, the Thai iced coffee and mango sticky rice.

Food was absolutely amazing Virginia's lucky to have them ... If anything for me the portions were maybe a little small. To bad it's over 3000 miles for me to visit again

The restaurant may be tucked away, but the food is truly outstanding. It is on the pricier side, but definitely worth it. I tried the Thai iced tea, pad see ew with chicken, sizzling beef, and veggie fried dumplings, and all of them were delicious. The interior is small but charming. Overall, it's a place I visit regularly.

The food was fantastic, and the portion sizes were generous. We tried the Yellow Curry Chicken, Crispy Beef, Thai Pad, Bang Bang Bang Shrimp, and Duo Dumplings, and each dish was delicious and authentic. It appears that everything is made to order, which may make the service seem a bit slow at times. Overall, you really can't go wrong here.

My wife and I had a wonderful dinner at Pasa Thai. For our appetizer, we ordered the crispy tofu, which was perfectly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, served with a delicious sweet peanut sauce. It was fantastic and not overwhelming at all. I also tried the Thai iced coffee, which I highly recommend. For our main courses, we had the Penang Curry with Chicken and the Crispy Basil Chicken. The portion sizes were great; despite reading some reviews that said they were small, we found them to be quite satisfying. Overall, it was some of the best Thai food I've ever had, and I would definitely recommend it. Next on my list is to try Esaan, which is located right next door.