Terrific food, very nice staff, great local spot. The one…read moredrawback is that the space has almost no sound baffles- it is incredibly loud. Don't go right at noon. It's very busy.

All I can say is wow! We started off with the Gyoza which…read morewere perfectly crispy and light to start off with. Then moved onto the noodles and fried rice and finally finished off with the custard sticky rice. Absolutely everything was phenomenal. We were already planning to return before we even finished our food. Service was good and friendly, water refilled quickly. The ambiance is great because that place is popping! They are full quite regularly from what I can tell so be aware you may need to wait just a little bit. Parking is tight so be aware of nearby lots or side streets especially if there on a weekend. Will definitely be back, absolutely deserved five stars!

Truly authentic Thai/Laotian food. Staff is wonderful. Every meal prepared to order, great…read morepresentation, top quality. An unusual find in these parts.

Something has changed. Larb had always been a great option for Thai Food…read more No table service. Food delivered to the table in cardboard. The kitchen has lost its love for cooking. No longer has the depth of flavors they used to produce. The only plus was the cocktails were good. Hope they get back to where they started or they will fail.

We are so happy that Thi Ni Thai is back. The food was amazing. Spicy but you still go back for…read moremore. The service was great, quick, and our server was lovely. THANK YOU!!!

They switched up their grilled chicken in the Khao soi with fried chicken. The dish went from a A+…read moredish to a C dish. Other than that the place looks phenomenal and the staff is great!!

Amazing food and value…read more Have the dumpling soup!! I wish the other dumplings were panfried not deep fried but that is a preference not really a fault

Extremely good Thai food here. It's always good. I particularly enjoy the curry dishes.read more

It's hard to believe this is a strip mall shoebox restaurant. The décor is delightful, the staff…read morevery friendly and welcoming, and the soft ambient music playing is very relaxing. Best of all, the food was very good. The coconut shrimp had a nice, crunchy exterior with a pronounced coconut flavor. The beef satay were nice and tender and the peanut and cucumber sauces were nice accents to the satay sauce flavor. And the Tom Kha Gai soup was delicious. Perfect balance of sweet and savory. Our entrées were visual, as well as gustatory feasts. The rice that accompanied our curries was moulded into a cone, which was unique in my experience. The mango curry came with chicken and shrimp and had a pleasant, mild flavor. I asked for my beef Panang curry medium hot and it came exactly that way. Usually I have to order it extra-hot to get it medium. We had sticky rice and mango and Thai custard for dessert. The sticky rice was a tad gluey and the mango could have been a smidge riper, but it was very tasty nonetheless. Neither of us had ever had Thai custard and it was interesting to say the least. It came like a small, flat loaf cut into four slices. It has pieces of taro in it and a very firm texture, but a pronounced eggy flavor. It was a pleasant surprise. Sweet, but not overly so, with a subtle flavor that was quite pleasant. Thai iced tea was the perfect accompaniment to a very nice luncheon.

For lunch, I opted for crazy noodles ($10.95) and chicken coconut soup ($5.95). My friend and I…read morealso split some summer rolls ($5.95). The chicken coconut soup was tom kha gai, something I almost always get at Thai restaurants, though as usual, when I tried the soup, I wasn't quite sure if I liked it or not. The soup is a strange combination of sweet and savory, and the strong taste of coconut milk makes me feel like I'm about to dip into a dessert pudding, but the hot temperature, mushrooms, and chicken remind me that it is a soup. Because I find the taste of the soup wholly fascinating, I ended up finishing the tom kha gai like I always do. My friend tried a spoonful of the soup, and she definitively did not like it because the flavors tripped her up. Tom kha gai is very much an acquired taste. The flavors of the summer rolls were much more straightforward. Each rice paper roll was filled with shrimp, vermicelli, basil, carrots, cucumber, and lettuce. All of the ingredients were fresh, and the roll was tasty when dipped into the accompanying Hoisin sauce. As for the main course, I definitively liked the crazy noodles. The wide stir-fried rice noodles had a nice chew and had a pleasant spice that didn't overwhelm my taste-buds. It came with onions, carrots, egg, broccoli, basil, chicken, and plump and juicy pieces of shrimp. It was a large portion - especially for the price - and full of sweet, savory, and spicy flavors. I scraped my plate clean and even ate the orange garnish with a maraschino cherry.

I was running errands in Strongsville and had preemptively searched for a solid place to eat/get…read moretakeout. Thank you Cleveland Magazine for directing me to Thai Dynamite. All warned of the spice levels being REAL. I heeded caution while my mouth is not weak. A must, I got pad thai with chicken (any thai place that messes this up gets written off for me), pad woon sen with chicken, both at the base level spice, and their crab rangoon. I will preface that I did takeout and drove 20 mins home before I ate BUT considering that the food, the food was still hot and delicious. The pad thai had plenty of flavor, fresh veggies and green onions and the right sauce-you could taste the tamarind. The pad woon sen, while not what I'm used to with a darker sauce was delicious and had great spice, perfect sauce to coat all the goods and flavor. The crab rangoon comes in a spring roll form...which I'm not mad at but did make me want more filling to match the extra wrapper. The wrapper is also a different type of fried crunch that doesn't do the same as a wonton but again a vehicle, nonetheless. I definitely have it on my radar for the next time I'm in Strongsville. Small place in an unsuspecting plaza, which is always good, very little tables inside and a little on the dark side ambiance wise. But I don't care when the food lives up to it. If you're looking for flavor, you can't go wrong even on the mild end of the spice spectrum. Don't burn your mouth and miss the chance at tasting the authenticity.

Located in a small strip center next to a bar and a convenient store. There was loud construction…read moregoing on next door when we dined there. This is more of a takeout spot with a few high top tables for inside seating. So, if you planned to have dinner there, there is no privacy as you can see the kitchen and checkout counter from the tables. No restrooms. Free parking. All orders are piping hot and served in plastic containers. Each order is packed as a to-go order (in plastic containers & in a plastic bag) even if you dine in. The cashier (possibly owner) is friendly and very talkative. They noted the place has been open since 2023 with hope to expand into a sit down restaurant. The food can be made to your spice level. However, keep in mind even the mild was spicy for us. Be careful. If you are vegan, just ask for an option. Generally, some items can be made without fish or oyster sauce if asked. The yellow curry was good, but a bit spicy for us. Decent portion size for $13.95 and comes with rice. Hope to try other dishes someday and will take them to go instead.

The Pad Thai is okay, clearly the chicken is not fresh nor is the pork. Just taste rubbery…read moreThe soups are good as are the shrimp in Red curry Ka pao - shredded chicken was good The price is good Overall, I would wait a while before I go back

We have been to Thai Spice many times. Tonight was a little different. 5 tornadoes tore through our…read morearea and Thai Spice happened to be open with power. It appeared many people like us did were looking for a place to eat. The staff handled the influx of people and the food was tasty. I always enjoy a large pot of tea and tofu and vegetables were a great light meal. What the restaurant lacks in ambiance they make up for in the quality of the food.

We got it delivered via uber eats. The money bags are a must. The medium spice level definitely has…read morea kick so only get if you actually like spicy.

First time trying this place and we're really glad we did. Started off great with some delicious…read moreThai Iced Coffee, and Tom Kha for an app. The broth was so flavorful. We shared some Pad See Eww and Massaman Curry. We were really happy that they were able to make these dishes vegetarian by omitting the fish sauce.

Only gotten takeout once, but oh man the pad Thai was good and the mango sticky rice was…read moretranscendent.

Thai Thai is well known in the city for its Bangkok street food. They are also now known for…read morecarrying Labubu keychains ($10 each). What I most love about this restaurant is their collaborative Lakewood spirit. They are part of Bunts to Birdtown (IG buntstobirdtown) which is a local business collaborative of businesses on Madison Ave in Lakewood. The businesses frequently host fun events - shopping crawls and scavenger hunt (such as today). I love that Thai Thai is part of this little business community and stays involved in Lakewood's social scene. I dropped in at Thai Thai for Bunts to Birdtown scavenger hunt. It was my first and much anticipated visit. The restaurant is currently not fully open and has a limited menu. Limited menu includes baos and bubble teas. It opens for full service again on Friday, August 1, 2025 (full menu and table service). The restaurant is small, has few tasteful Thai details (such as Bangkok skyline art) and neon Thai Thai sign. It's on the trendier side. My order: - Baos with roasted pork. -$6 for 2 - Good value and size! Meat was tasty and well prepared, but Bao was light on the meat. Bao had soggy bottom. - Thai bubble tea - $6 - Traditionally with milk, but they were out of milk. It was totally fine with me. Bubble tea tasted like light peach iced tea to me. It was good, but bobas were soggy. - Taro bubble tea - $6 - Pretty Instagrammable lavender color. Subtly sweet. Soggy bobas. Service was really friendly and welcoming. The owner told me that they just returned from Thailand. So it's amazing to have an authentic spot in the city! I'll stop by when full service will open and try other options on the menu to get the full experience!