This is my go to place for amazing soup, I crave the wonton noodle soup and duck soup. The fried rice is the best too.

Food was good. Drinks were ok. Service was good. Friendly service. Ambiance was ok. Parking is a little tight.

One of my favorite Thai places ever. I frequently get their take out and the portions are always large. If you want to eat there they have a bar area, tables and in the summer a nice outdoor seating area. My boyfriend loves the drunken noodles and pad Thai. I typically get the fried rice. All of these are always amazing and if you order take out you can get it fast. My go to spot for Thai food!

*Rating based just on food/online ordering* I didn't get the full experience. My sister brought me home my takeout for me, and I just ordered online. Never left the house and have never been inside the restaurant. Since I ordered online, I can't review customer service either. Online was easy to get around and they did have some pictures throughout of each dish. The only thing I can say is the poratations are generous and prices are really reasonable. The chicken they added in was nice big multiple piece in both. The food was good and I would order it again.

My family and I dined here on a Friday afternoon. The parking lot was surprisingly full although when we got inside there were only two other parties dining. We were greeted and seated quickly. A round of waters came immediately. Our waitress was super sweet and bubbly. My grandmother is hard of hearing and she was very patient, repeating herself, when trying to communicate with her. I'd like to note that for not having a ton of people in the restaurant, it was unusually loud. The patrons weren't being loud. It just seemed like the acoustics of the room, coupled with music playing in the background, made it so we had to speak loudly to hear one another, which just added to the noise level. We started with as few appetizers: chicken satay, pan, fried dumplings, and fried spring rolls. The skewered chicken was well seasoned and juicy. The peanut sauce for the satay tasted as it does at other places, but it was definitely thicker than I'm used to. The same went for the wrapper on the dumplings. It was thicker and less crispy than other places. The fried spring rolls were a little different than I expected. After reviewing the menu I realized there were different kinds of spring rolls and that was my error. So just read carefully if you are into the more traditional crispy spring rolls. Main meals- The pad thai is one of the better versions I've had out of many places I've visited. Absolutely delicious! The orange chicken chunks were huge. The peppered steak had a chili pepper next to it on the menu, but actually wasn't really spicy at all, which was fine but a little misleading. The prices here are extremely reasonable. Three appetizers and five meals only came to 90 bucks .If I had half stars, I think I'd go with a 3.5. Cons -Noise level and other than the pad thai I've had better versions of most of these dishes, but what they made today was still yummy and fresh. Pros.- Pad Thai, great service and the prices were more than fair.

Good food, good portions, good price. Service is fast and friendly. Best Thai food I've had in Maine!

Veranda in Westbrook is my go to Thai restaurant ~ They're very friendly, food is always fresh, and delicious! On nice day's, the patio is a bonus!

My husband is obsessed with Veranda Thai's pad Thai and Tom Yum soup. We usually go to the Portland location which is always good. Last night we needed to grab something later (8 pm) and NOTHING was open on a Sunday night but Veranda Thai! I didn't even know there was a Westbrook location and my husband calls them up on speed dial! I grabbed a larb gai salad. It was expensive ($19.44) but was full to the top. I will get 2 meals out of it. Lots of chicken and thinly sliced cabbage and basil. My only complaint was WAY too much dressing! Below the top third, it was swimming in dressing. The dressing was very tasty, but too much makes the lettuce super soggy. This salad at Portland usually has less dressing. Great location with lots of parking on Main St. Hubby says he often comes to this location as easier to get in and out of and less of a wait than the Portland one. Same great food!

Verand Kitchen and Bar is a nice little Vietnamese restaurant on the edge of central Westbrook. It's got plenty of parking and seating enough for several dining groups. Their menu offers the standard variety of Vietnamese restaurants -- rice dishes, noodle dishes, appetizers, and pho. I always order the standard Vermicelli noodle with grilled protein. I chose pork and sugarcane shrimp this time. Food came out in about 15 minutes of serving and the staff were quite attentive. Another in our group had ordered the regular Pho which actually looked quite good -- rare and solid in flavor. Mine also met expectations, although I didn't enjoy the sugarcane shrimp much. I don't know why but I always thought sugarcane shrimp was grilled shrimp on a sugarcane slice kabob, but alas it was more like a ground shrimp stick. Definitely recommend if you're in the area and craving some Vietnamese!