Anyone that rates this place poorly is likely a depressed individual with a board for a tongue. I'd wager their reviews trend negative in general. Truly a blessing this place is in a town like ours. The staff is so polite and respectful, the English is shaky but plenty good enough. I've had a couple of dishes now. Their pad Thai is solid, but I think they thrive on their curries. I most recently had the Panang curry and found the balance of sweet to spicy, sauce to vegetables/rice, and quantity of protein to be spot on. And it should be, it is't cheap, but as-is it IS worth it. My biggest knock is the layout. Most restaurants go front to back with their seating. Their seating is side to side with not much space between. Thus, you find yourself at dinner with more than just yourself or your friends! Worth a try, check it out.

Visiting from California. My only complaint is that I ate too much and I'm uncomfortably full. Great service. Food came out hot and quick. I had the avocado curry. Honestly, the best Thai dish I've had and I eat a lot of Thai food. The flavor was amazing. I could just drink the broth. Chicken and shrimp were cooked perfectly and the veggies with still crisp. My husband had the beef dynasty and the beef was tender. He said he rated his dish a 10/10. They accommodated my picky son by making his fried rice with no vegetables and he loved it too. Also recommend the Thai tea to help tone down the spice.

Rice paper is the best tai place in town. My favorite is the duck. It's hard to find a good duck around canton and they do it right. Both Service and ambiance are exceptional

MY wife an I stopped in for lunch on a Monday while in Canton on personal business. Rice paper is clean and inviting, if a bit dated. I had the Pad Thia Country Style. It was good, but more sweet than spicy. My wife - the unadventurous eater - ordered sweet and sour chicken, and was pleasantly surprised. The chicken was nice white meat, there were lots of vegetables, and the sauce was house made rather than the standard bright orange sweet stuff most places get from a can. It kind of tasted like a vinegary tomato/mango BBQ sauce, but with some different spices. Very tasty. Just knowing that they make their own gives me the warm fuzzies. Anyway, this is a good solid lunch spot and we'll be back.

First time at this place and ordered this appetizer. Needs more seasoning but healthy for a snack.

What a special restaurant, found them traveling through area on business. The ambience, staff, cleanliness, and food were all a cut above. Will visit again in my next trip. Thank you.

My hubby says it was the best Asian food he has ever eaten. A very high compliment for him. Yelp reviews said it was goid and since we were out if town that us my go to to find new places to try. It was a nice atmosphere in a strip mall. The service was excellent and food fresh and tasty. We had the Siam rolls, there 4 in the order and either of us could have eaten all four since they were so good, but we split them. They were served steamy hot and crispy with a sweet sauce . Fir our nail dish we had white rice and the pineapple chicken. The chicken was tender and juicy, veggies fresh and crispy. We opted to leave the curry powder off the main dish. Highly recomnemd

So much flavor! I WISH I could cook like this at home but try as I might, I just can't get this kind of flavor! The coconut cream soups were worth the trip alone! I got the chicken, mom got a seafood one. We just talked about how delicious they were the whole time we were eating them. Mom ordered the shrimp curry masaman, she said she loved the peanut sauce and peanuts in it. I got the duck choo chee curry and it was flavorful and a generous lunch portion. Lots of veggies which I love. And I don't often see duck dishes for $9, I thought that was a steal. Can't wait to come back!