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Karinya Thai
A sad, sad comment. Karinya is going to close and it's the best Thai restaurant in the area owned by honest, hard working people. They've been there for years but liquor license fees, people living on sushi and franchise tax have killed the place. Drop by, have dinner and offer a sad farewell. Good bye and good luck my friends.— January 13, 2010 12:33 p.m.
Fat Fish Cantinagrill
Been eating there since it opened. I realize that the economy is hurting the restaurant scene but last night's dinner was an abomination. Everything in the big blob on our plates tasted the same. The highlight? The salsa was good and the beer was cold.— January 13, 2010 12:24 p.m.
Karinya Thai
Having taught Oriental cooking and being a true chile head, Karinya's drunken noodles at heat level 12 is the real deal. The FIRST restaurant I hit when I'm in SD. A large Singha, noodles, sticky rice and the fine folks who run the restaurant -- yeah -- the real deal.— December 15, 2009 5:51 p.m.