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Logistically speaking, there really isn't any Disabled Parking for this restaurant. The restaurant is on the south end of the strip mall and the Disabled Parking spot is on the north side of the strip mall. There are several businesses between the two. So, ok, there IS a path, but you're parking in front of the podiatrist. The spot and access are well painted, but there is no mounted sign.

The outside door is just barely large enough and doesn't swing open far enough. The inside door is the same. It only opens 90 degrees. It was a little tight getting through both.

Inside there are plenty of accessible tables, and the table spacing is fine.

There is a straight shot to the restrooms, but.....

The restroom is a single occupancy tiny room with a skinny door. There is no room for a chair or a walker, even if you could get through the narrow door. There is barely room for a small person and a cane. The plus side is that if you manage to wedge yourself in, you can reach the toilet paper, sink, soap, and towels from where you are sitting.

There are no grab bars in the restroom. That's a first for me. But, hey, if you can't get into the restroom, what good are the grab bars?

Bye, bye Tana Thai.