“ A Last-minute decision and a great meal! Located on the Council Bluffs side of the pedestrian bridge this little restaurant offers big flavor. A cozy little restaurant with pictures of Thailand is very clean and always busy! We were pleasantly greeted and offered to grab a table. Our server was very pleasant, but there was a bit of a communication gap, and some of our order did not quite make it as a result. I would simply suggest verifying the order after it's taken to avoid any confusion. The food was just as we remembered, very, very good! We had some of their fried tofu with sweet chili sauce and chicken (alternate proteins also available ) pad Thai, which is available with heat levels that go from 'mild' to 'melt your face'. We ordered entirely too much food and still our bill was super economical. There is no alcohol available at this location, however a nice varieties of Thai tea offer a great pairing. Plenty of parking in the area with no meters makes for easy access and no parking ticket worries! Also accessible via foot from downtown or just a bicycle right away over the bridge. A really great place to check out. I would highly recommend verifying the hours as they don't post closures on the web and they tend to be closed for holidays. ”

“ We ordered Pad Thai with a mild hot sauce. It was excellent. Eggs rolls accompanied the takeout meal and completed the experience. When asked to choose from 1 to 10 for spice level, just know that a level 5 is slightly elevated for most. The flavor is clean and fresh. ”

“ Love having a place within walking distance of the bridge. Fast, friendly service and reasonable prices with good serving sizes. I had the drunken noodles with tofu... will be back! ”

“ A wonderful take out order. Good portions and super quick prep in 10 mins. A convenient location in Rivers Edge. ”

“ I live in downtown Omaha and I love to walk on the Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge over to Iowa Unfortunately, the Council Bluffs side is not very walkable. There is one restaurant in the area, Mercy Thai. Fortunately, it is quite tasty. Affordably priced, with fast and friendly service. I got the Pad Thai Woon Sen, which is just like regular Pad Thai but with glass noodles instead of rice noodles. It is generally more savory than the regular, and the noodles are kind of crispy/springy. It was really good. The Thai iced tea and coffee were generously sized (as was the food). I definitely will be coming back! It's a great resting point after walking the bridge. Must admit though that after eating a lot of food and still having a lot to carry home, the walk back was a little more challenging! ”

“ Great, authentic Thai food. One of the first places I've been outside of Thailand that spices their food well (hot if you want it). Great, fast service in a great, bright, clean environment. Will definitely come back often. It is in an unusual, residential area, but is located just on the Iowa side of "The Bob" bridge. ”

“ Really enjoyed our experience at Mercy Thai. Service was great, and the food was yummy. Super quick to bring it out and overall enjoyed it! We will be back! ”

“ This was our first visit to the CB Mercy Thai, and we will be back! I was pleased that there were so many customers in this new restaurant. In my opinion, it is the best Thai food in the metro area! We started with crab Rangoon, which have a twist to other crab Rangoon I've tried. There is some sweetness, like pineapple. I can't quite put my finger on it. I ordered the Tom Yum Kai soup, which was served in a hot kettle with sterno. It was served steaming hot! I asked for a side of rice to add to the soup. It was very flavorful and had lots of veggies and herbs added for extra flavor. They ask your spice level, and I'm a wimp so I order one! It was perfect. ”

“ Classic pad Thai. Nice and fatty mouthfeel. It's just bit on the peanut butter-y side for my taste but still very good. Wish it was a bit heartier but it was by no means skimpy. Do not trust their spice level. I had a two because usually Thai kicks my butt... but this was very tame. Wife got the fried rice. It was basic but performed well. Expect leftovers, because it was large. Egg rolls came STRAIGHT out the fryer and were a crowd pleaser. Service was a bit disorganized but functional. The crew wanted to be there. The atmosphere is a bit odd since it's in the base of an apartment building, but I've eaten in weirder places. Reasonably priced. Nice to have SOME Thai food in Council Bluffs finally. ”