Door Dashed this, was quick and arrived hot. The pot stickers are amazing. Enjoyed the Angry dish…read moreand the Drunken Noodles. Both were solid. Would def get again.

Stopped in during their lunch service and it was a good time! Our server was super friendly and the…read morefood came out super fast. We came in around the end of their lunch special so it was a little busy. Goes to show they're pretty popular and get a lot of regulars! The ambiance is pretty open and had a lot more room than I expected! I ordered the pad Thai with beef, which is one of their lunch specials. I asked for level 2 spice but I didn't notice anything when I ate it. I did hear it kinda varies depending on the staff so maybe I need to order a higher level. Otherwise the food was pretty good and a great spot for lunch!

Food: 4/5 Service: 4.7/5…read moreAmbiance: 3.5/5 Pretty good food, self-serve water and drinks. Nice cashier, good service overall. Order at the cashier and you can pick wherever to sit down and enjoy. Might be a little hard to find unless you look for the logo- no large sign advertising "Thai Kitchen". Overall, pretty good. Would recommend.

This is my favorite restaurant in Ames. The food is fantastic, the staff are nice, and the service…read moreis always quick. Just a fantastic place and most definitely the place I'll miss most when I graduate this spring.

Checked in and STILL DELICIOUS as always! Got the Catfish…read moreCurry and it did not disappoint. Fried catfish with a red curry base. Hot and fresh. Friendly atmosphere and service. Mr W got his favorite pad thai with chicken. Level 2 this time. Wonderful amount of medium spice and flavor. Love coming here. Always quality food and good service.

Am I missing something here? $12 for 6 tiny egg rolls! Lunch portions are small and the food was…read morejust so so. I eat a lot of Thai and when I'm in Des Moines I'll find somewhere else.

Singapore noodle number one. nice and quiet place to stop by for lunch specials passing through iowaread more

A picture perfect salad full of zesty flavors that presented a bright symphony of green apples,…read moregrilled chicken with fresh herbs from Cool Basil on 86 in Clive hits the spot with their bold house vinaigrette. The wait staff-- Ma S. -- made sure each dish was to my liking. All the customers seemed to enjoy their meal that had exotic fresh well balanced flavors that enhanced the peaceful environment surrounded by a plethora of exotic aromas from the kitchen.

We wanted a quick lunch before catching our flight, and this was conveniently located near our…read morelocation. Seating was plenty and room was spacious, with Thai-Vietnamese-Chinese decor. There is limited table service, as many amenities are self-serve. As an Asian, this was great: let me eat in peace :D. Nonetheless, the employees were pleasant and came to check on us to clear our table. We seldom dine at mixed/fusion Thai in California, so expectations were low upon seeing the menu. They have a small menu, but enough varieties for everyone. We ordered Khao poon with tofu, after-school fried rice (what we call pineapple fried rice), and eggrolls (not pictured). The soup was great: enough spiced, fragrance, and heat -- added extra chili flakes for my preference. However, the only disappointment was the tofu, as they were not cooked in the broth, simply added prior to serving. Would have loved them lightly fried for texture and flavor. Then again, it is the Midwest, so I didn't expect many tofu lovers for them to go through the trouble. Still rate it 5/5. The fried rice was delicious: Requested level 3 spiciness, which was too spicy for my uncle, but he managed to enjoy it. He would order it again, but at level 2 spiciness. The portion size is big enough for two more meals, so he was happy about that. We would dine here again next time we visit Des Moines.

We were greeted promptly by a friendly employee who answered our questions and was very…read moreaccommodating of our food sensitivities and allergies. The atmosphere was fun and modern without feeling overdone. I was happy to see that the Thai tea could be made with oat milk. We ordered the Pad Thai with chicken, Lao sausage, Dala dumplings, and Nam Khao with sour pork. The Nam Khao at spice level 3 was milder than expected but still enjoyable. The dumplings had a great texture, and while the filling was bland, the dipping sauce made up for it and was delicious and complemented the dish perfectly. The Lao sausage was sweet and garlicky, but the sticky rice was a little dry. The Pad Thai was just how I like it with fresh vegetables and not overly saucy. Parking is hard to find, and it is on a busy street. So plan accordingly. It took us about 15 minutes to find decent parking that was half a block away. We didn't mind the walking, but we thought there would be a designated parking lot. But there is not unfortunately. Overall, we had a good experience and would recommend this spot if you are looking for Lao and Thai flavors.

Was traveling, didn't want more fast food, and found Siam Table on Yelp. Access not the simplest…read morewith road construction in the area. Staff was friendly and gracious. Ordered basil with beef. Solid, generous portion. Took some home and finished later that night. Would definitely try Siam Table again when in the area, but a different dish.

Terrific Thai food, served quickly, efficiently, and kindly in a cozy environment…read more Table seating, they also do take out. Server Akaya is nice and knows her products. Loving their Pad Thai and Garlic Noodle chicken dishes. They season so uniquely and solidly, so careful of your spice level request!

This Thai fusion restaurant is definitely a go-to place in DSM metro. It has great portions, but…read moreoverall really good food. The pad thai is very delicious and flavorful, but I ask for extra sauce. Their sushi is also very good and their tuna nigiri is actually not bad considering it's Iowa. You can't go wrong with any dish. We ordered a handful of dishes to share and the wait was not long at all. It's a great place with lots of seating. Overall, a great restaurant in Des Moines.

A great restaurant in the heart of Des Moines, on the busy road of Ingersoll…read more Big portions for the price you pay for. Pho is decent but there are other better phos in Des Moines. As a self-proclaimed pho expert of the 515 - this is doable but not Thai Flavors' best dish. Which makes sense cause it's Thai and not Viet. The sesame chicken is more glaze than sauce, which isn't bad but it's different. Still delicious. Pad See Ew and the Pad Thai are great! Yellow curry has a nice flavor. Great choices at Thai Flavors. The service is kind and fast. The restaurant is clean.

We went there for lunch and when we first came in, there was only one other couple there. It's a…read morebeautiful open spaced facility. Fortunate for the restaurant, by the time we left the late lunch crowd on a Friday had arrived, and most of the tables were filled. The wait staff is very friendly. They did forget to bring us the credit card & receipt to sign after they took it. They were very busy at that point. Our food came quickly and was hot. Friend had the Thai noodles with chicken and I had the deluxe vegetable vegetables and chicken. Both are a part of the lunch menu. We both chose medium for heat and that was perfect. This is a great lunch spot!

Carry out soup and peanut noodles over 3 $30.. bunch of…read morenoodles with no mixed in sauce but just a small amount put on top. For $20 dish this should have flavor throughout.

Good food I really enjoyed the food like the papaya salad combo is the best and other foodread more

Rolling Wok Cafe is one of my favorite spots in Des Moines…read more The Vietnamese coffee is always a great choice. Their spring rolls are fresh, crispy, and packed with flavor. The Pad See Ew is delicious, with perfectly textured noodles. The crab rangoons are the best in Des Moines--filled, full of flavor, and served hot and fresh every time. Friendly staff, generous portions, and consistently delicious food.

I have eaten here for years probably some of the best Thai food in town. I have to say just because…read moreI know the owner.

I think remembering smelling incense or a lot of buddha statues. The waiting time was slightly long…read morefor food. The food was really good nonetheless. It was not as luxurious especially with the seating. It resonated an open space where everyone can hear everyones conversation openly. If you don't bring someone who talks, expect to easedrop unnaturally into someones else. I remember everyones there had their phones so it was unusually quiet. But thankful for the food. The music was loud from time to time on one section. Careful sititng near the windows full of sunlight.