tried 5 different menu items. I tend to get the same things but love it every time. pad Thai,…read moredrunken noodle, coconut soup, mango sticky rice, Thai ice tea- though I don't like it's an extra charge for requesting no ice. and some other noodle dish my husband got I can't remember. delicious every time

I've been here 2x, the food was consistently tasty. Location is convenient too, not far from the…read moregreen. The lunch specials are a pretty good deal and include soup, 2 spring rolls and entree. Service is good, pretty quick too. The flavor of the drunken noodles, one of my favs, is good. I just don't think there are enough noodles, which is the best part!! Tried the Thai iced tea, an interesting drink but very sweet.

We had a wonderful time. The food was excellent and the service was quick and very friendly. Highly…read morerecommend and will come again.

Tried Mai Thai Restaurant yesterday lunch and had a really nice meal…read more The lad na seafood but substitute with pork was flavorful with a rich gravy and tender meat. The same as I had in Thailand. The fresh summer rolls were light and refreshing, with dipping sauce. You can also request with delicious peanut sauce. Server gave me to try. My sister ordered the shoyu ramen with shrimp tempura, which was delicious. Tempura was served separately so it was crispy. My mom also had Ladna seafood but shrimp only. It is really big portion. Overall, a solid spot if you're in the mood for Thai and Japanese noodles.

I went here for takeout. I tried the chicken fried rice. Had to wait much longer than the…read moreoriginally quoted time. Staff were very pleasant but seemed too busy considering there were only 2 tables with people at them. The portion was a nice size but it was mostly things other than chicken. It tasted OK but not good. Nice smaller place, parking is decent.

I'll start off the review with location, it's in a plaza off a really busy…read more major road. There is free parking since it's in a plaza. The restaurant appears to be a little mom and pop shop. Upon arrival the hostess was on the phone and just waived us off to seat ourselves. After her phone call she did come greet us and bring us menus. It was pretty empty during late lunch a little after 1:00 p.m. Decor and ambiance was as I mentioned earlier mom and pop shop feel. The menu consisted of Thai and Lao food we tried a few things but found the flavors lacking in a few areas. The pad seew was very close to being traditional Thai Pad seew, but traditionally there are never any carrots or cilantro added to the dish, the cilantro which I normally love cilantro was too floral and made the Pad Seew taste like soap. The Lard na was deemed "just okay" by my father in-law again the randomly added carrots. The sausage was over priced for literally 1 sausage cut into smaller pieces and lacked flavor and it was a bit gamey. The cucumbers slices served with all the meals were too mature to be served the way they were, just huge thick slices, if you're a gardener you'll understand. The papaya salad I don't recall anything good or bad about it. The squid salad was not what we expected but still good, again nothing that makes me say I need to try this again. Would we try it again "maybe."

We went based on overall great reviews and were not disappointed. Tom yum soup was yummy. Red curry…read morechicken was delicious with lots of fresh veggies. Pad Thai was a little sweet for me but my companion loved it. Everything was served hot and the Pad Thai in particular was a huge portion. Note to prospective diners to BYOB if you want alcohol!

Good choices Barn Thai Sampler (starter): Nice pick --…read moreusually a good way to try a mix of appetizers. Shrimp & Asparagus (entrée): Seems like the best main from your order. Mixed Drunken Noodles: Not quite up to the usual standard you expected. Not your favorite Thai Milk Tea: Too sweet. Atmosphere & service Clean interior Quiet environment Good service Overall it sounds like a pleasant place with solid service, with a couple menu hits and one miss. If I go, I might like trying: Thai basil dishes Curry options (often what Thai places do best) Asking for less sweet on drinks like Thai tea.

Thai spice is one of my favorite restaurants to order take out from (good portions, super…read moreflavorful, noodles not mushy after transit). My partner and I went in person for the first time recently, and while we thought the exterior + dining room were unassuming/basic, the food continues to be phenomenal! We ordered the tom yum soup, som tum, pla sam rod with salmon and the duck choo chee. The tom yum soup was one of the best I've had - tangy, spicy and not overly sweet. The som tum unfortunately was sweeter and had less fish sauce and garlic than I would've liked, but the veggies and papaya were super fresh. The salmon pla sam rod and duck choo chee were both fantastic! The pla sam rod sauce was a great balance of sweet, savory, and spicy. The salmon and basil were fried perfectly and held up well to the sauce. The duck was also fried perfectly and stayed crispy despite the red curry + coconut milk that coated it. The veggies were also very fresh and kept the dish light. We loved the flavors and textures of the duck choo chee - the red curry was very aromatic and lemongrassy, and the coconut milk added some creaminess. So far, I have only been impressed by the quality of the food and I can't wait to try the rest of the menu!!

We had this for the first time recently, and the food was very good. As was the friendly customer…read moreservice (we got the food to go, so we can't speak much to the ambiance). What was not good was the notable discrepancy in price on the website versus the actual prices. So, this review is a PSA because Thai Spice really needs to rectify this immediately and get all of its sites updated. At the time of our order two weeks ago (and at the time that I am writing this review), the website https://thaispiceauthentic.com/ and the PDF menu hyperlink on that website (and the Order Now hyperlinks on the site) all reflect outdated prices. If you access the business via the https://www.yumdthaicuisine.com/ site (immediately confusing because this does not appear to be the current restaurant name, and the sign outside the restaurant says Thai Spice) or if you Google the restaurant and access the Toast site to order, you will get the current, actual prices. But these are way too many variables for a customer to reasonably navigate or to know what is accurate. We ordered the following: - Thai Sampler - We expected to pay $14.96/99 (two prices, one on the PDF and one via the Order Now link); the actual current price is an astounding $22.50 ($15 was a good deal, we thought; $22.50 is not--not for what you get) - Chicken Pad Thai - We expected to pay $13.96/99; the actual price is $14.95 - Yellow Curry - $13.96/99; actual price, $14.95 - Sticky Rice - $3.00; actual price, $4.00 A difference of over $10. Not great.

This quiet little place has become one of our favorites. Consistently fresh and delish! There are…read moreso many things on the menu that we love! We've tried most of the soups, and apps and always love them. We have vegan and meat lovers in our family and this place makes everyone happy!

Amazing food and service! I absolutely loved our waitress... not sure what her name was. Best…read moredrunken needles in the area!

Great food in a modest room in a strip mall that's easy to miss. (across from Mama Teresas). The…read moredumplings are awesome, and the family makes most everything from scratch.

0 stars based on service. I couldn't even get food. I walked into the to go side and said hello…read moremultiple times, no response. Not the first time for this treatment. I ordered in advance once & it took a long time to get someone to acknowledge me for a to go order. Today, I also walked into the dine in side, saw a worker but he was on the phone and refused to acknowledge me. The dining area was empty. I went to the store next door for about 5-10 min and when I went back to my car, the same guy was still walking around the dining area on the phone. Is this a front for something nefarious? They don't want business?

I had 0 expectations from this place. But this is what you call a legit hole in the wall. First…read moreimpression I chuckled that when we drove by. I thought we were going to an abandoned dunkin doughnuts spot that they just kind of bought and took over. Walking into the restaurant you get the instant blow of PHO in your face. That' is NOT a bad thing at all! When you're pho broth game is that GOOD that is how it suppose to be! Whom ever made it. Hats off to ya! That was one of the best broth's I had in years on the east coast! NYC needs to up their game. They have high end, low end, or just average of viet food but in CT. I'm jelly cause this chef is 100% legit. Let's put it this way. That pho is so good. When you leave the place. It left a stank on my clothes! If you're a fan of pho. AGAIN. It's not a bad thing at all! That's when you know someone in the back perfected that recipe. I'm sorry I had to repeat it several times how good it was. Portions, cuts of meat, everything was on point. I would just come here for that alone if I ever drive back here. The spring rolls on the other hand was standard. Nothing too crazy, nothing special about it. I was hoping they use the clear raps and pan fried/deep fried it with that instead but we got to regular spring roll wraps which is fine. All in all, if you're ever in this area. HIGHLY recommend !

Pho here is simply fantastic. Small family owned place with…read moreincredible food One of my fav spots to get pho anywhere