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You will find Pearl Bay Thai Asian Cuisine at 133 E Dayton Yellow Springs RdOH 45324, Fairborn, United States. You can view it on the map below and use it to easily navigate to the restaurant. Also mapped out are the public transport stops and parking lots near the 133 E Dayton Yellow Springs RdOH 45324, Fairborn, United States.
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City: Dayton (near Fairborn), 536 Wilmington Ave, 45419, Dayton, United States
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City: Centerville (near Fairborn), 268 N Main St, 45459, Centerville, United States
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City: Dayton (near Fairborn), 5225 Cornerstone N Blvd, Dayton, OH, 45440, United States
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City: Bellbrook (near Fairborn), 4459 W Franklin St Bellbrook, OH 45305, United States
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City: Dayton (near Fairborn), 825 Wayne Ave, 45410, Dayton, United States
"Comfortable atmosphere. Very Artsy. I had the Aztec coffee with sugar free caramel syrup. Perfect medium dark roast."
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City: Beavercreek (near Fairborn), 3375 Dayton Xenia Rd, Beavercreek I-45432-2799, United States
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City: Fairborn, 168 E Dayton Yellow Springs Rd, Fairborn, OH 45324, United States
"Both of my sandwiches were cold...I would say maybe the dasher took too long to pick them up except the cheese wasnt even melted so that tells me dunkin just barely heated them up at all...also this my 3rd time getting iced coffee from there in different variations and they havent been good any time, but at other dunkins they have been good so I dont know whats different about this one."
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City: Fairborn, 1888 Colonel Glenn Hwy, 45324, Fairborn, US, United States
"Food sucks preparation give chicken back only given 1 samosa when it should be 2. Reluctantly had my daughter order for me as I had just came out of an operation was sooo hungry, this did happened before. wont be ordering from there again"
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City: Fairborn, 1002 N Broad St, 45324, Fairborn, US, United States
Delivery, Accepts Credit Cards, TV, Takeout
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City: Fairborn, 2808 Colonel Glenn Hwy, 45324, Fairborn, US, United States
"I was almost immediately disappointed by the menu as they didn't have a lot of the typical Thai staples and classics in most restaurants, especially those sponsored by the Thai government. It was evident that it is definitely catering more to non-Thai and mid-Western tastes and I doubt the owner is Thai. We ordered tod mun pla (fish cakes, not pictured), chicken pad Thai, and larb gai (ground meat salad, chicken is the only option here). -Tod mun pla: Can't complain too much. They were smaller than I'm used to and not quite as flavorful, but overall not bad. Very expensive for what they were though. -Pad Thai: Typical authentic pad Thai sauces don't contain soy sauce and this tasted way more like a soy sauce stir-fried noodle than pad Thai. I'd struggle to really call it pad Thai as the flavors just are not pad Thai. I don't know if any tamarind was used, but there was no real tang to it. Pad Thai should be sweet, sour, and salty but this just had a salty soy sauce flavor. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't pad Thai. -Larb gai: Not really too much to complain about here concerning flavor. It was pretty standard larb and they used toasted rice powder like it's supposed to have. I do wish they would have used fresh chilis instead of dry and shallots instead of red onions. What I will complain about is the price and amount of meat. $18 for larb is outrageous, especially when the amount of meat was so small. I wouldn't normally pay more than $10 for larb and it normally is loaded with your ground meat of choice. My family is from Isaan region where we mostly eat sticky rice by hand with larb. Larb is a traditional Isaan dish and most Isaan cuisine is eaten by hand with sticky rice, so the fact that they don't serve sticky rice as an option was really disappointing. The only sticky rice is for the mango sticky rice dessert. You also typically eat it with lettuce or cabbage, similar to lettuce wraps. They had it in the dish, but it was all chopped up and mixed in with the meat so you really couldn't use it to grab or fill it with any meat. Overall, very disappointing for me but my non-Thai spouse didn't mind it. It's really expensive (around $15 average for entrees) for what you get."