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Strip-mall option with an extensive menu of curries & other Thai dishes plus a sushi bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 215 W Hibiscus Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32901
Phone: (321) 733-0895
Website: http://sabaithaisushi.com/
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Reviews
Kashmala Ashfaq
I’ve ordered takeout from here multiple times (and have never been disappointed), so I decided to try dining in for the first time last night. The ambiance is simple and low-key, but the food and service are truly five-star! The hostess was nice and helpful from the moment we arrived until the end of our meal. Both the quantity and quality of the food were 10/10. We’ve tried several local Thai spots in the area—while many offer good flavor, this place stands out for its unbeatable value. Highly recommended!
… morejessica Manuel
My ABSOLUTE favorite place for RED CURRY. Perfect texture, ingredients, and flavour. My #1 go to for curry. It’s so good I haven’t even been able to try anything else.
… moreBside
Awesome atmosphere, always fresh food and amazing service! Been coming for years…consistently delicious food! Thanks for not changing!
… moresuphaphon binette
Can’t find the flavor of dim som in the wherever restaurants you’re looking for, over here sabaithai do ! Made from scratch
>also the real taste of Thai kapow Gai like this^^ I am blessed
And here more to come for quick lunch break! For who liked soup and rush to get back to work!
… more>also the real taste of Thai kapow Gai like this^^ I am blessed
And here more to come for quick lunch break! For who liked soup and rush to get back to work!
Madison (Madi)
I got the duck noodles here and they were DELICIOUS, plus the woman servicing me and my mom was very nice.
… moreG Argentini
Delicious food! The drunken noodles with chicken were extremely flavorful and they had the right amount of spice. I could easily eat this dish for breakfast, lunch and dinner without getting tired of it. The staff was very nice and welcoming, the food came out fast and it exceeded our expectations. Definitely coming back here!
… moreGi G
Let me start off by saying the food is clean and well cooked however just keep in mind its very pricey and when I say pricey I mean that I was charged 3 dollars for Hot tea which normally ive never been charged for hot tea in any oriental establishment before. Also the cup for my tea smelled heavily like bleach and disinfectant as well which was concerning. I mentioned to the waitress that the temaki we ordered was not what we thought it was (mistaken for sushi roll)and unfortunately there was no gesture of would you like something else. It was a very slow monday night for them so restaurant was to ourselves however it was tough to distinguish the place from an upscale Thai sushi house vs a common Chinese take out spot. Overall just very small portion for the price but overall clean food. Will say the the fried rangoon and shrimp rolls were delicious but 40 dollars for 2 temaki rolls( 1 tuna one imitation crab), avacado roll, hot tea and sampler platter which was lacking depth, a little more protein like a teriyaki chicken strip or two could have made the 13 dollar sampler more fulfilling instead they give you a third spring roll and 3rd gyoza which were probably the least appetizing on the sampler. Spring roll was very mushy inside and gyoza filling was not great. I hate to say it I left feeling a little ripped off, especially the charge for the Hot Tea which is always a staple I get because its usually free. I’ve had better experience and fulfillment for my money at Crystal’s Buffet, lunch for 2 is 33 bucks and all you can eat. I got scared to order entrees at this place because I knew my bill would have hit 100 bucks no problem.
… moreWill WS
We ordered from their delivery menu. I have to say I was very disappointed. The beef on my entrée was tough like the soul of a shoe. There is no soy sauce provided with their delivery to flavor my meal. The summer rolls were unrecognizable as a summer rolls and not good. The dumplings smelled fishy, I can only describe as disgusting. Not good. We spent $60 and got your basic generic Chinese flavorless food.
… moreBig Boy Dining Out
0 Stars
****SWILL ALERT****
Today, I feel like a doomed protagonist in a food tragedy gone horribly wrong. This place serves fare from Thailand, China, and Japan. The sushi roller is Thai, the cook Chinese and no one is Japanese. As I’ve mentioned repeatedly, sushi is only consumed in Thailand by tourists. These places tend to be hit-and-miss. This is a stand-alone; although the name is prevalent throughout the States, it is not part of a chain. At least not that my editor could find out online.
Annie is the server and handles the entire restaurant impressively without missing a beat. She is working 12 full tables. This shows you want tenacity and hard work will get you. I asked Annie for some Pad Se Eaw, Green Curry with Tofu, a J.B. Temaki Roll and one Tuna Roll.
As soon as Annie returned with my grub, I snapped a few pics and got to work. Everything looked and smelled fine. However, that is not why people eat. People eat because they are hungry and the food is good. Their offering of Pad Se Eaw was first up on the Big Boy’s palate. Pad Se Eaw are stir-fried flat noodles with egg and fresh vegetables served in a Thai sweet soy sauce. If it only tasted half as good as it read, this would be a different review. As it stands, the sauce was fetid and inedible. Or maybe the noodles were bad. Regardless, I couldn’t eat it.
After the failed Pad Se Eaw, I focused on the Green Curry with Tofu. I love Green Curry. Traditionally served with bell peppers, carrots, bamboo shoots, green peas, zucchini, horapha (Thai Basil), and snow peas simmered in coconut milk and green curry paste. The combination of the Green Curry zing and the Coconut Milk’s sweetness is one of my favorite flavor combinations. My protein of choice for this dish was tofu. I knew this was not good in one bite as the tofu was dry. This told me it wasn’t stored properly. Now, whoever made this dish knew that when they got the tofu out of the walk-in or from under the prep table and decided to serve it to me anyway. FAIL.
The J.B. Temaki roll was staring at me in anticipation, and I figured it had to get better. I wrapped my meat hooks around it and tentatively took a bite. It tasted so fishy that I checked the dumpster on the way to my car to see what smelled worse. This was waaaaaaaay past edible. Strike 3! Usually, I would call it quits at this point, but I did have one more selection to sample—their Tuna Roll. After the fishy J.B. Temaki, I was extraordinarily leery but had a job to do. SMELL YOUR SUSHI ROLLS PEOPLE. These little Thai clip joints hold the near fatal sushi for the rolls. I waived the fish under my proboscis. My nostrils just closed in sympathy with my recollection. Absolutely life threatening.
The Big Boy says, “I just spent $72.00 for an unsweetened tea! Do NOT eat here.
****SWILL ALERT****
… more****SWILL ALERT****
Today, I feel like a doomed protagonist in a food tragedy gone horribly wrong. This place serves fare from Thailand, China, and Japan. The sushi roller is Thai, the cook Chinese and no one is Japanese. As I’ve mentioned repeatedly, sushi is only consumed in Thailand by tourists. These places tend to be hit-and-miss. This is a stand-alone; although the name is prevalent throughout the States, it is not part of a chain. At least not that my editor could find out online.
Annie is the server and handles the entire restaurant impressively without missing a beat. She is working 12 full tables. This shows you want tenacity and hard work will get you. I asked Annie for some Pad Se Eaw, Green Curry with Tofu, a J.B. Temaki Roll and one Tuna Roll.
As soon as Annie returned with my grub, I snapped a few pics and got to work. Everything looked and smelled fine. However, that is not why people eat. People eat because they are hungry and the food is good. Their offering of Pad Se Eaw was first up on the Big Boy’s palate. Pad Se Eaw are stir-fried flat noodles with egg and fresh vegetables served in a Thai sweet soy sauce. If it only tasted half as good as it read, this would be a different review. As it stands, the sauce was fetid and inedible. Or maybe the noodles were bad. Regardless, I couldn’t eat it.
After the failed Pad Se Eaw, I focused on the Green Curry with Tofu. I love Green Curry. Traditionally served with bell peppers, carrots, bamboo shoots, green peas, zucchini, horapha (Thai Basil), and snow peas simmered in coconut milk and green curry paste. The combination of the Green Curry zing and the Coconut Milk’s sweetness is one of my favorite flavor combinations. My protein of choice for this dish was tofu. I knew this was not good in one bite as the tofu was dry. This told me it wasn’t stored properly. Now, whoever made this dish knew that when they got the tofu out of the walk-in or from under the prep table and decided to serve it to me anyway. FAIL.
The J.B. Temaki roll was staring at me in anticipation, and I figured it had to get better. I wrapped my meat hooks around it and tentatively took a bite. It tasted so fishy that I checked the dumpster on the way to my car to see what smelled worse. This was waaaaaaaay past edible. Strike 3! Usually, I would call it quits at this point, but I did have one more selection to sample—their Tuna Roll. After the fishy J.B. Temaki, I was extraordinarily leery but had a job to do. SMELL YOUR SUSHI ROLLS PEOPLE. These little Thai clip joints hold the near fatal sushi for the rolls. I waived the fish under my proboscis. My nostrils just closed in sympathy with my recollection. Absolutely life threatening.
The Big Boy says, “I just spent $72.00 for an unsweetened tea! Do NOT eat here.
****SWILL ALERT****
Norm Zurawski
This place was fabulous! We were in a rush and they had our orders in and the food out super fast. And it was not half-baked. It was extremely tasty.
We opted for Thai, getting a Massaman curry with chicken and a noodle dish with beef. Both of these were amazing. Total cost after tip was still under $40 which is unheard of for 2 people in 2023.
We are often in the area but rarely eat out due to having family we usually eat at home with. If we have another night where we need to grab dinner, we would absolutely come back here.
… moreWe opted for Thai, getting a Massaman curry with chicken and a noodle dish with beef. Both of these were amazing. Total cost after tip was still under $40 which is unheard of for 2 people in 2023.
We are often in the area but rarely eat out due to having family we usually eat at home with. If we have another night where we need to grab dinner, we would absolutely come back here.