What has happened to Rahm Mit Thai in St. Paul? After an hour, we had to ask for our lunch order "to go." Has their service “slipped” or are they trying to force people to use the “buffet” which is not... (1 reply, last updated by tubalard March 3, 2003)

, but many of their other dishes seem to be “Pan-Asian'ed” to death. Bland lifeless curry, completely awful pad thai. Having just moved here from california, I often crave asian street food-style lunches (would much... (11 replies, last updated by Ruprecht September 23, 2004)

We’re in town for a dinner staying in the the MIT/Kendall area. Any suggestions for good, honest food – doesn’t ;t matter what kind although the top of the list is bistro, Italian, deli (possible in Boston?),... (19 replies, last updated by Joanie May 31, 2007)

Ruam Mit Thai is very good and is within spitting distance of the Science Museum. Link: http://www.ruammitthai.com/ruammit/default.aspx (2 replies, last updated by Sven December 25, 2005)

This is my first post, but I’ve been a long time lurker; finally found a place that it seems no one else has posted about. Thailand Cafe (302 Massachusetts Ave near MIT) — a sub-par Thai restaurant that is barely... (44 replies, last updated by Luther August 12, 2009)

Going to dinner with some friends on Monday after an event at MIT, and looking to explore something new and exciting. Poppa & Goose was my standby until they sadly closed up a couple of years back, and I am not interested in... (7 replies, last updated by a l i c e January 23, 2006)

It’s a lovely day, folks, I’m at MIT, and I’m headed out to lunch. I don’t really have a timeline here, and can walk (or even bus) to wherever. What do y’all think? Surprise me.. (16 replies, last updated by digga January 8, 2008)

I just started an assignment at MIT - in building #68 by the corner of Ames and Main (pretty sure) - and I’m looking for inexpensive lunch suggestions. There’s a bunch of food trucks / carts around which I know... (15 replies, last updated by Albertitto November 27, 2002)

I had a great meal at a relatively new Thai restaurant in Minneapolis, True Thai. I thought it compared favorably to some of my other favorite Thai restaurants in the Twin Cities like St. Paul’s Taste of Thailand and Ruam... (1 reply, last updated by tubalard January 28, 2003)

I like Ruam Mit Thai in downtown St. Paul. Parking can be an issue and after dark it can be a little dicey as it is pretty close to a big homeless shelter, but I have never been disappointed with their food. I have not had the... (6 replies, last updated by AnneInMpls July 7, 2006)

and they understandably want to stay near their hotel, the MIT/Cambridge Marriott on Broadway, close to the Kendall T. Emma’s would be ideal (pizza = great for kids) but they don’t take reservations and sometimes... (11 replies, last updated by steinpilz April 25, 2008)

We’re watching the Pad Thai episode of “Throwdown” and my husband was just wondering who has the best in the area? Is there a general opinion on the issue? I’ve been to Pad Thai (pretty good); Ruam Mit... (9 replies, last updated by sarah.j.morrison March 12, 2009)

I am looking to try a new Thai place this weekend. I have been to True Thai, Taste of Thailand, Krua, Ruam Mit, Thai Delight, and Sawatdee. The places in the running are Supatra’s (downtown St. Paul), Royal Orchid (across... (9 replies, last updated by Josh Resnik May 20, 2005)

in a mild bean sauce) and pad ruam mit (stir fried mixed vegetables). Super Bowl Noodle House has kao mun gai, which is hard to find and really tasty/simple (chicken steamed with rice, with a gingery garlicky sauce on the side... (7 replies, last updated by seattledebs March 18, 2007)

Have you been to Pad Thai in St Paul. How was it? Been going to R Mit Thai, but it seems to been going down a bit. I see Lao-Thai on University – haven’t tried it yet – is it good? Also saw the Cambodian place... (6 replies, last updated by fendel March 3, 2002)