Crazy Thai - Chickn Boba - (Near Wichita Falls, TX)

1 /5 Umi El: I am truly disappointed and upset. I asked for rice noodle, since that is what is advertised. I also asked for the lo mein noodles to be substituted for rice noodles. The cashier caught an attitude with me, because I asked when I walked in if rice noodles were served. She pointed to the rice and noodle area on the menu. As you can see, I did not get the rice noodles. I have eaten at a lot of different Asian restaurants and they have been able to make the distinction of me asking for rice noodles instead of lo mein noodles. The calamari was rubbery, the noodles smelled like it was cooked in old oil. The noodles were very greasey, as soon as I picked up a noodle, there was a lot of our/grease on my fingers. The Thai Tea had a nasty weird taste. I am from the south, and I miss having good quality food. This will be the last Asaian restaurant I eat from here in Witchita Falls, a of them have not offered quality food. I definitely know what a good rice noodle or fried dish tastes like: non-greasey, fresh ingredients, cooked correctly, etc. What really teed me off was the lady taking my order displaying annoyance and attitude, as I asked about what I know can be done. If I could give zero stars, I would.

5 /5 Kwwoodworks: We absolutely loved it! The food tastes super fresh and was delicious. I think more people would be in there if they knew what was on the menu. We thought it was just another fast food place but its definitely not. I think if they had more information on the outside of the building or advertised more, that would help. Also, they should be on Doordash.

5 /5 Adam L: Finally tried this place after their incredible transformation - blown away! We’d been eyeing Cluck & Boba for months, but their fried chicken-focused menu never quite pulled us in. Then everything changed - new name, completely revamped menu, and suddenly we couldn’t wait to give it a shot. Best decision we made all week. My wife ordered the lamb with peanut sauce, and I watched in amazement as she devoured every last bite. The meat was fall-apart tender, and that peanut sauce? Absolutely perfect balance of rich, savory, and just a hint of sweetness. When she cleans her plate like that, you know it’s something special. The chicken satay was equally outstanding - crispy, juicy, and paired beautifully with that same incredible peanut sauce. But let’s talk about the real showstopper: the Thai Basil Duck. WOW. This is hands-down some of the best duck I’ve ever tasted - anywhere. Impossibly tender meat with a spice level (we went with 4) that brought the perfect heat without overwhelming the dish. The Thai basil added this amazing aromatic kick, and the sauce was so complex and flavorful, I was practically licking the plate. Pro tip: get it with steamed white rice instead of fried. Trust me on this - the fluffy rice perfectly balances the rich, savory sauce and lets all those incredible flavors shine through. We’ve already got our next visit planned for next week. This place has instantly become one of our go-to spots, and we can’t wait to work our way through the rest of the menu!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

5 /5 J W: First visit, and it was great. Business traveler, normally eats at Asian Kitchen, but due to rude lady behind counter came here, and glad I did. Food and service was excellent, fresh and hot. I will return and will no longer dine at Asian Kitchen.

5 /5 Avery Simer: We are so happy that Wichita Falls has a Thai place now! We got the spicy edamame, gyoza, red curry and yellow curry, and we were pleased with all of them. Quick service, good sized portions, not overpriced, and flavorful food.