ee sane thai cuisine

good stuff,lovethat they mean it when they say 'very hot'.

ilovethis place!. i've been there no less than 10 times and it's always good.

service is always good and the food is always great.

i have never left with a complaint.

fantasitic thai food is worth the wait. best thai food in milwaukee, at reasonable prices.lovetheir pad thai, green curry, and fresh spring rolls. on their spiciness scale (1 to 10), a 5 is quite spicy but still enjoyable. we ate there april 11, and i think they did hire an additional waitress- the service was definitely faster than usual (still not what anyone would call fast). for food this good, i don't mind waiting a little bit. someone commented that the restaurant looks messy. i've been there many times and wouldn't agree. i would say, it's clear their focus is on the food and ambiance takes a backseat, but i'm ok with that.

best thai food in town. absolutely loved every dish i've tried. meat is always tender, vegetables are crisp, and dishes are never greasy. ilovethe papaya salad with fish sauce and shrimp paste! if you want americanized thai, don't go here.

yum!. iloveee sane. their service is, indeed, pretty bad. but the food is so good! i have had cashew delight, pad thai, curry fried rice, basil fried rice, and volcano chicken and it was all pretty much delicious. they also add extra vegetables if you as to your fried rice. it's awesome! it is also quite spicy. but good spicy. ordering to go is probably a good idea.

fantastic. ilovethe food here. i was home from china for two weeks and this is one of the places i had to visit when i was back. the soup is amazing and the larb is delicious. this is one of my favorite thai restaurants in the city.

waitstaff is overworked and surly. i used to go here a lot. but the surly waitstaff was just too much to take. that, together with the gross interior, is just too much in the negative column. if you can get passed those two things, you'll like the food. i can't complain about it.lovethe curries and the pad thai.

make it a 5. my first time to ee sane i asked the question that any responsible thai diner needs to ask, on his or her first trip to a new thai place. "what's your spice scale?" her reply is, to date, my most favorite thing i've ever heard come out of a waitresses mouth. "our scale is 1 thru 10. and 3 is a medium." apparently, it's an exponential scale. ilovemy heat so i said 5. it was quite hot, but within my tolerance. i can't imagine who or why anyone would order a 10. but to each their own.

the upside to any good thai food is getting taste out of it when you don't drown it in unrelenting heat. i dine often with friends who keep their spice to a minimum, and thus far they've all been pleased with ee sane's flavorful offerings. on top of this the menu is over 100 items and has something for everyone.