Ruby Thai Kitchen

I ordered the noodles, bang bang chicken and mango chicken . All three lacked flavor and quantity! the noodles tasted like the typical cheap noodle bowl you would buy from a dollar store. They did not have much spice's or seasoning . The mango chicken was over cooked with little to no chicken . Half the time it felt like I was biting into a rock. The bang bang chicken was decent but lacked quantity. I paid a total of 16.87 for 2 orders of 2 item meals. I suggest you go else where for Asian food

This place is absolutely dreadful. The food I ordered here was too salty, too oily, too dry, overcooked, and just terrible. Whoever cooked this, froze it and then reheated it for the mall clearly has no understanding, knowledge and taste for cooking. In short they have zero clue on how to cook at all. I spent a good minute chewing a piece of their so called Thai chicken. It was awful. Then i tried their beef. Tastes like it was cooked for two days or more and the taste is what feet smell like. The noodles were slimy and near gooey. Their vegetables tasted like they were several days old. Their idea of condiments are extremely lacking and only had packets of hard to open sriracha. I had to cut it open with my pocket knife. Clearly the owner has no idea what their employees are doing and or doesn't know what they're doing. Eitherway I can understand why there's a help wanted sign next to the cashier. They clearly need help...badly

The foods they gave out are to little. The employees are treating each other poorly. There was an employee yell at other employee in front the customer, that was not respectful treatment, and they just forget about the customers are waiting to order. Sometime I went there, they try to sell their products but they yell it so loud, and there were only a few customers around. This is uncomfortable who want to sat in the lobby to eat. I personally understand that they try to sell foods but not like this. Sometime the managers just sick around with headphone on and not even help the busy employees. They just want the employees to work and managers just watching them work until they want to work.