Albany: Anyone tried Agaligo Thai Cuisine's crab Rangoon or kid fried rice?

[rworange]

If there's a sign on the wall saying 'we serve free range children' parents might make sure the kids stay at the table.

This restaurant just opened in the old Thep Naree. I was going to give it a try, but Thai isn't a favorite cuisine of mine, they are closed Sunday, and nothing on the menu is jumping out at me other than the kids menu with kid fried rice on it.
http://www.agaligoca.com/Dinner.htm

The crab rangoon seemed interesting until I read the description "Crispy imitation crabmeat blended with cream cheese and celery wrapped in wanton skins, served with sweet & sour sauce.:"

While wanton skins might be something, imitation crab ... not so much.

There are a few respectible enough yelp reviews. There seem to be daily specials.

A few out of the ordinary options

- Apple salad - Sliced green apple with fresh shrimp, chicken slice, crisp red onions, red bell pepper, chili paste, in our special Thai salad dressing.

- Apple Pla - Grilled salmon with sliced green apple, red onions, Thai chili and lemongrass in lime dressing

- Jungle curry - Avocado, bamboo shoot, red & green bell peppers, snow peas, green bean, broccoli and basil leaves in red curry sauce.

- Iced lemongrass juice

There are rules about the ice in drinks - (Thai Ice Tea and Iced Lemongrass Juice with no ice charged more $1.00, less ice $0.75)

'Agaligo' means 'Timeless',

Anyway, I'm no Thai expert so I thought i'd ask.

[wally]

Sounds like the crab rangoon I have seen elsewhere, usually in American restaurants with Asian aspirations. I believe it was a Trader Vic's dish. Not sure.

[Robert Lauriston]

Crab Rangoon was popularized by if not invented at Trader Vic's. I don't think any of the appetizers on that menu are Thai.

[lmnopm]

Se fue, all gone. Going to be a Sushi restaurant.