Service is always good here. Brought 2 friends and they liked the curry (mild) dish for one and the other had miso soup. My spring rolls were good. My steak salad was okay. I love the variety they serve here.

Best Thai food in Southern Utah. Great menu selection. Prices are moderate. Always good service. Make a reservation. They're busy at peak times- because the food is great. We love the Tom Ha Kai soup, Drunken Noodles, Cashew Chicken. Actually, it's all good.

Not a very busy lunch spot! We came in and there were only a handful of patrons. The waitress was friendly. She seemed to have struck up a conversation with some regular customers as it took her a bit to get us the check and a to-go box. However, the food was tasty!

Benja's came highly recommended to us, and it was absolutely lovely. The food was delicious and the service quick. My St. George fried rice was really good! The carrot ginger soup was also delicious. If I have a complaint, it's this: the server didn't share the soup of the day which came with our meals. We specifically had to ask about it as she was leaving our table to put the order in:

We went here because the way was too long as a near by Japanese alternative and oh boy am I glad we did. 20 minute wait on a Saturday night. We ordered sushi, soup, and several entrees. The Tom yom soup was unbelievable. Best I've ever had. The sushi was good but the variety at first glance seems good and then when you read the descriptions, it's basically the same exact sushi with one small variant, so not a huge variety of sushi to choose from but it was good. We had the lettuce wraps, green curry, yellow curry, teriyaki chicken and vegetable stir fry and all were fresh and flavorful. The service was friendly and attentive. The soup stole the show but the rest was satisfying and good. Prices were average for what you got. Can easily recommend this place.

Food/Taste/Flavor: 4/5 - Drunken Noodles with pork and Panang Curry with chicken. The noodles were stir-fried well without getting too oily. It's nice that it has a base flavor of basil other than soy sauce. The curry had a nice peanut flavor but was a bit too sweet. Quite generous on the serving size though! Service: 5/5 - friendly and patient while we debated what we wanted to get. Quoted us about 15 minutes for the food which was fairly accurate. Ambiance: n/a - ordered food to go. When you walk in, the store is fairly empty other than a large table where to-go orders are placed. If you turn to the left, that's where the seating area is. Value for price: 4/5 - decent food at reasonable price. Was just a bit confused about whether they wanted to be a sushi restaurant or a Thai place...

We stopped in late Monday night. We were driving through but wanted a sit down restaurant. When we arrived, I believe we were the last diners we were seated immediately. They have a variety of Thai and Japanese food. We first ordered the Fresh Basil Rolls. They were great, unfortunately they were not served with crushed peanuts or a peanut sauce. We also got the Tom Ka Soup. Not sure if they have a base and then add things. The only reason I say this, is we ordered two bowls and mine appeared to have way more chili oil in than my husbands. Still tasty but a little oily. For the entree we ordered the drunken noodles with beef, OUTSTANDING! Not a lot of beef, but great vegetables and noodles in an incredible sauce. Our server was also great! Most likely will be back on another visit through St. George.

The Mango Curry was delicious. Everyone else loved their dishes as well. Definitely recommend and want to come here again!