Sabai - Richmond

Food was great. Loud on a recent Friday night, but good nonetheless.Food: 5/5

Great service and food. Meals are big enough to split, but we ordered two meals so we could share. Highly recommend the cocojito to drink!Food: 5/5

I will start off by saying the drinks were really good. But the food wasn’t at all. The calamari and one of our soup entrees tasted freezer burnt!! My fried rice was a mixture of mushy and hard pieces. Very disappointing experience.Food: 1/5

This was my second visit. On the first visit, my noodles were divine. This time the noodles were very salty. I suspect that another patron had complained and ruined the perfect noodles for the rest of us. I say that because I was asked if I wanted soy sauce to jazz it up, which is odd because pad see ew needs no extra saltiness. Anyways, on a regular day where customers haven't complained the food is great. The cocktails are some of the best in town. The atmosphere is crazy cool. Show them some love to make up for unfounded complaints.

Me and the lady are a fan of Thai food and decided to try Sabai on a late night Saturday, the ambience and atmosphere is dark and has a hole in the wall vibe to it which I really enjoy. Dim lights and dark wood accents. I ordered a scofflaw cocktail to start off and it was absolutely delicious, so much I had to get another! For an appetizer we had the pork egg rolls and the chili sauce it was served with was so sweet and delicious, one of the best egg rolls i’ve ever had. For my entree I ordered the pad se ew with beef, the noodles were cooked perfectly and the beef was great too. I love the flat rice noodles and they have a great chewy texture. Our waitress Helena was attentive and had a good attitude. I recommend checking Sabai out for sure!