Reviews for Papaya Thai and Sushi Bar

09/02/2020 - MenuPix User
Food was good. Covid rules ultra enforced even when your table is the only one in the restaurant being used. Mask on unless actively eating. No salt available. All in all a bit much.

08/17/2020 - MenuPix User
Here is my take on this place. I have to agree with Cherie. We went for lunch today. We walk in, and an Asian woman is coming out of the ladies room, ( she worked there ) she doesn’t have a mask on. Amy, the spike hair waitress, as some address her, stops us in our tracks. Here are her rules. You must keep the mask on 100% of the time. Lower it to drink or place food in your mouth, chew and swallow with the mask back in place. Yea, Ok I said.......this will all be over Nov 4th. I knew I was leaving anyway, as I don’t listen to someone like her anyway. I’m sick of her stories anyway, every single time we come in here. I really don’t care what necklace your “partner” has given you to commemorate your anniversary. I come here to eat, not listen to your life story. Today I realized she brings too much nonsense to the table.
Now, they charge a service fee of 15%, plus they expect a tip on top of that. So, if Amy can keep you from sitting at a table she has to wait on, so much the better. It seems she has gotten used to the extra 30% tip for no waitress work other than handing you a take out bag. There are other Thai places to go to, but if I ever go back I won’t be afraid to say....I don’t want you to wait on me either. I don’t feel safe, Amy has ruined this restaurant with her own agenda.
The food here is good, I agree........but it’s just not worth the aggravation this place has turned into. If they feel so unsafe....CLOSE until it’s over Nov 4th.

08/17/2020 - MenuPix User
We visit regularly and have always enjoyed our meal. The employees are adamant concerning the local laws that reference Covid 19.
The offerings are fresh and delicious and the service is consistently prompt unless Amy is working alone, which has been the case since the Covid 19 issue. Amy is personable and returning customers seem to know her and ask her questions about her family. Her sincere, caring personality is a plus.