Thai Fusion

When I go to a restaurant I notice the little things which tells me how the owners feel about their restaurant. First up it’s a cute and cozy place. The chopsticks 🥢 were made of great quality and the staff was so nice. We started with their Tom Kha Soup which was very tasty. It had a very different kick to it and the vegetables and chicken added just the perfect texture to it. The single serving is big enough for 2 people. Tami sized bowl for 5. The starters also included Herbal chicken, which again had a very unique yet spicy taste. It was one of my favorites too. Good for 2 people. We also had the Tuna Tower for starters. Good for 3 people. 2 if you love Tuna. The presentation was excellent; it looked colorful, creative and very beautifully presented. The tuna tower was topped with colorful Ikura, very similar to Caviar and had layers of Avocado, rice, sauce and of course the Tuna! My favorite of the noodle based dishes were the Drunken Noodles. It was just the perfect texture, not too thick, and well seasoned. It was in a slight spicy side. Good for 2 people. 3, if other items are ordered. The Thai pepper steak and the red Thai curry were excellent, and cooked to perfection. The taste was very exquisite and on a slightly spicy side, which I love! Good for 2 people. 3, if other items are ordered. Spring rolls had good filling and good for 2 people, along with other starters. Thai Tea is a must try. Very unique taste. It has a perfect blended sweet taste with a strong hibt of tea. Their sweet and spicy dip is excellent. Order the spicy sauce if you want the extra kick! The presentation for everything was 10/10. The serving was very satisfying. Their customer service is 10/10 given there were so many people to cater to! It is not easy for a restaurant to have a great experience with every single dish ordered but Zato Thai made that possible! Everything was just perfect, very delicious and very great quantity. Overall, cute ambiance, cozy place and EXCELLENT food! I definitely will go again!

Food: I tried the following dishes: Herbal chicken Tom kha soup Red Curry Fried rice Orange chicken Pad thai Pepper steak Sushi Tuna tower Spring roll Thai tea. All of the dishes were extremely tasty 😋 and well above my expectations. I give 10/10 to all the dishes I tried in the tasting event. If you wanna try Thai food, then I would definitely recommend this place as a first choice. Service: All the dishes were served hot and fresh. The person who was managing the table took care of everything perfectly. The presentation of the food was extremely great. Environment: The overall environment was friendly, clean and peaceful. Everything was well organized. The seating arrangement is perfect for small to large groups of people. Parking: There is plenty of parking available on the front and side of the restaurant and I was able to park my car near to the restaurant. Recommendation: I really liked all the things I tried at this restaurant. Therefore, its not wasy to recommend a option but I would say Pad thai or pepper steak as an Entrée, Herbal chicken or orange chicken as an appetizer and Tom kha soup would be some nice options to start. For drink, I would recommend thai tea. Also if you prefer raw sea food then you should not miss the tuna tower 🤑.

This is one of the best Thai food places I've been to in the DFW area. Their red, green, and Penang curries are fantastic. The Tom Yum soup is definitely with a try. We had some basic sushi rolls and they were good as well. We went the night after Thanksgiving and the service was slow but there was just one woman working the place. Thai spicy is very spicy. Enjoy!

We have been to both Zato locations and my wife and I agree, this is the best Thai that we have found consistently in DFW. The portions are large, the price is right, and the food is fresh and authentic! We love the Panang Curry and the fried Rices. We eat in often and also Door Dash. It's good to have a local Thai restaurant you can always rely on. 😋

Started with the Thai Herbal Chicken and the earthly flavor from the spicy rub was not over indulgent. The Sushi and Sashimi Combo went well as a prelude to the entrees. The snapper, in particular, was excellent. The Pad Woon Sen and Thai Spicy Basil were done well and the requested spice level passed the palate test. Would have preferred a slightly different than supermarket grade of mushrooms. No frilly "platemanship" at work but no less appealing. The Lad Na with Chicken was a new experience with flat rice noodles. The Pineapple Shrimp Curry was nostalgic on the sense that there are several South Asian varieties with U5 or larger shrimp. Daresay that lobster would be nice too for the pineapple with creamy coconut milk. The Tom Kha Goong is yet another classic and inimitable Thai soup. Topping it all with Fried Banana Ice-Cream was definitely sweet. The service was courteous and attentive.