Red Pepper Thai-viet

I spent $20 for bbq beef vermicelli with spring rolls that were not included ($3 extra). The spring rolls were small than what i am used to getting at other places. I was still full anyway. They added little apple pieces I didn't care for. I've had their pad thai which was good. No complaints there. And I also had their poutine which was not bad but not good either. I am not fond of my fries being dry and crispy. Maybe I got the leftover batch? The gravy was good and the curds. Fast service and excellent customer service.

The food was not very good but at least it was expensive. This spring rolls were nearly burned crispy shells over mush. The species curry on the menu lacked flavor, and any fo of spices, let alone mainly was soup with a hint of veggies and a few chicken pieces. Those two items plus water and rice was $26. Waitress was super sweet, atmosphere was nice.

In a word, Red Pepper is inconsistent. While I’ve had some pretty good meals here, I’ve also had some abysmally bad ones. The quality of service you get depends on the day, and wait times can range from really short to “I wonder if they forgot about me.” If you really want some Vietnamese or Thai food and don’t feel like walking further up Bank, you could roll the dice.

Served by one of Centretowns finest youth, The Red Pepper holds a special place in my heart. It serves up tasty Asian cuisine at affordable prices, but it isn't anything out of the ordinary. Getting a window seat along with complimentary teapot before your order is always a relaxing venture. I recommend their soup!