Elephant Thai

Great service, quick seating, great food. Well lit interior, full bar & sushi available. If you’re dining alone, there’s projected television programming to keep you company.
I had the Mussamun Curry, creamy, spicy, delicious!
We will be back!

Amazing Pad Thai and Green Curry. Fantastic service. Attentive Staff. I called in advance to see if they were still open and the moment I arrived they asked me if I was the one who called. They even stayed open an extra thirty minutes for us. Definitely will come here again.

Yall are just crazy the food is awful just awful SALTY and No flavor. We started with the curry puff which were not bad. though OK this could be good. Then the green papaya salad. OH OH OH. the salt, this was the start of the end… Dad had the pepper beef. all peppers one or two meager pices of meat. and watery, husband had the Pad Thai, come on folks if you cant do this you dont belong with a restaurant, Salty watery, bland. I had the Massaman Curry my favorite. BUT this was CURRY SOUP i think I am used to my curry being a smooth velvety conconcution this was just yellow orrange water with potaotes. It did have a lot of pork but again SALT SALT SALT. aint gonna go back EVER

What a rude place. They just hung up on my sister.
Here’s the story:
My sister went on their website and called one of the numbers listed on the page. The picture right beneath the numbers represents the restaurant on Broad St. and the two numbers tied didn’t indicate location. So what would you assume? That those numbers are for Broad.
And you would think that a restaurant would confirm that you are ordering for the right location.
Well, we ordered at the wrong restaurant. My mom went over to pick it up. At first Broad st. was being nice about it and even offered to cook the food for us. Well things took a quick turn for the worst. Some time after they said hey would cook the foods they decided they wouldn’t. Hey claimed that my mom cursed. My mom is a tiny little 68 year old lady. She still reprimands me for cursing. Puh-​lease, I find it hard to believe that she cursed. My mom was just waiting there with no food in the future.
They made her drive to the other location.
We would have done that in the first place if you hadn’t offered then changed your mind.
So my sister calls them, and what do they do? They hang up on her.
No thank you.
No no no thank you.
Their counterparts on Cary st though are incredibly nice and professional.

Food was a solid three stars but service left a ton to be desired at this location.
When we arrived the hostess/​server had a mouthful of food. Now I understand everyone needs to eat but maybe finish what you have before trying to seat a party?
The appetizer that I ordered while waiting for the rest of our party came out quickly and hot. When our forth diner showed up is when we started to have some issues with service. We were the only partying dining in the restaurant but our server seemed to get a little confused.
One friend had to reorder because they ran out of duck. Another friend’s appetizer didn’t make it out and when we inquired (after our meals were delivered) we were told it had been placed and should be out soon. We did eventually get it but I’d bet money it was forgotten. The food was at least yummy. Pad Thai was a generous portion so I have lunch for tomorrow.
At the end the server seemed to have difficulty with splitting the check and remembering who had what. I remember her writing it down when she took out order. Overall I’d be more likely to order take out from here then to dine in again.

It’s quick and tasty. Service (at the newest Broad St. location) is not always the best but when I want Thai in a fix this is my go to.

The beef pad Thai was ok. I know it was just ok because if it were better my 15 year old would have inhaled it. The seafood red curry was ok but the seafood was SUPER chewy and tasted «freezery» …however this is a new location and may need to work out the kinks.