Basil Delight

Food was tasty. Service was quick. I had the pad kee mao and tom yum soup with seafood. Both were rather good.

Very good food. Love it. We will be again.

Offers wide variety of Malaysian and Thailand food. The taste was OK. I came with a family and ordered the rice noodle (forget which style), curry, fried rice, and tom yum. The curry was not very great. The fried rice was decent. Tom yum was fine although the soup was light (make it denser next time, I could barely taste the sourness). The rice noodle was surprisingly fine. Overall, by taking the price into consideration, I can only give this place 4 out of 5.

The service food and Malysia mixed with real Thai and a infamous past from Berkeley.
You can't go wrong, x7 days a week. Just ask "O". Educated Thai folk going from PhD to full blown serving you real food, they go often back to Bangkok. Thai has ties here.
My fave, her sister's version of the milder Peanut Sauce, I use on every dish. Very, very good. Prices can get up there when you add seafood, but most other competition too.
Lunch and dinner in the new Pacific Pearl. Note , they were one of the first cafes to open! Before 99Ranch. You'll see for yourself, they try to greet you ASAP after the open sign comes on. Like all other Thai culture it is closed for the workers break before dinner service. Try the Pineapple Fried Rice with curry and cashews YUM!

This place was very clean and tidy. I did not have to be seated. Their service was fast and the servers were very nice. It was very convenient that it was close to the outlet. I would enjoy coming back.