Lum Thai Restaurant Jacksonville

Good portion of yellow curry, but not enough rice by far. The rice is very pretty and cute, just not enough. They charge $3 for extra rice. There was a large half-dead belly-up cockroach in the lady’s restroom, which is all the way in the back area. The roach’s legs were still kicking. Maybe the owner can do some more pest spray. Other than that, good food and clean dining area. Not enough rice for lots good curry sauce.

A dimond in the rough, nestled in a little strip mall off of Argyle Forrest Blvd. I when you first walk in, you feel like you're in a different area. The decor inside is very nice and looks as if it has never been used. From every aspect that I could see, it is kept magnificently clean. Not knowing exactly what I wanted, the waitress was very helpful with explaining my questions about the menu. I ordered a mango sweet tea to drink and the Pad Thai with medium heat for my meal. My tea came out with the lemon looking like a little shrimp. The mango flavor was very good in the tea, not overwhelming just enough of a hint to give it that nice flavor. The Pad Thai arrived with the steam rolling off of it. The presentation of the dish was visually appealing. The first taste was pure delight, good flavor, and just the right amount of heat. After a couple of bites, I mixed in the crushed nuts, squeezed on the lime, and shredded the carrot flower over the Pad Thai, giving the whole thing that much more flavor. As I sat and ate my meal, I could hear the people behind me commenting on their meals and how good they were. After finishing my dinner, I opted for the Mango Sticky Rice for my dessert. Not ever having it before, I must say all of the flavors joined together work together to make a wonderful medley of flavors. All aspects of this restaurant are great, I will definitely be returning again.