Thai Papaya Cuisine - Provo

Strip mall Thai food. It was pretty good. My husband had the Crying Tiger (steak) and I had the House Curry. The curry was yummy, and spicy and the steak passed the hubby test. Service was really slow, and the atmosphere was typical strip malls style.

Literally the BEST YUMMY THAI food around. GREAT service, Great atmosphere. Clean, close to BYU, my favorite is the House Curry, the Fresh rolls (Spring), Tom Yum Gai (soup) and for dessert, sweet rice with

The best fried rice (Thai with chicken) I’ve had since moving to Utah 3years ago. Lucky BYU to have this awesome food so close.

The food was AMAZING!!! We went here for Valentine’s Day and we were so happy. The service was a little slow, but they seemed super rushed in the back and they said they were understaffed so it was chill. It’s probs my my favorite restaurant I’ve had here. The size, price, and taste were all amazing!!

This is just a review on their crying tiger and nothing else. Since I haven’t had anything else there.Crying Tiger is by far my favorite Thai food to eat. But it has to be done right. Unfortunately, Thai Papaya Cruise misses the spot completely.When I arrived I was taken care of and was able to place my order to go. They said it would take 25mins (I was shocked because usually it takes 45mins if not longer to marinate it and cook it correctly.When I got my order I was excited, but as I opened up the box I was displeased.The meat was over cooked, looked dry and looked like it was cooked a while ago and frozen and reheated.Crying Tiger should never be frozen and cooked fresh.If you’re gonna sell Crying Tiger then do it correctly. Don’t cut corners or just take it off your menu completely.Overall, if you go here and you like or know what Crying Tiger is don’t order it from here.Anything else on their menus I have no clue if it’s good or not or fresh.