My mom wanted to go eat Thai and we decided to go to Tuk Tuk Thai on Campbell. We wanted to order…read morethe Thai iced coffee but they were out as we went day after game day when coffee to go sold out!. So, we ordered the Iced Thai tea and that was served in the Zebra brand stainless steel mugs and absolutely delicious! Never had before and glad they refill for people dining in. Mom ordered the Pad Thai with beef and noodles. I ordered the Coco Fries Sweet Potato's and mango sticky rice. Mm loved the beef and noodles so much. The coco fries we shared and are one of my favorites- lightly batter fried and truly taste like a dessert. The mango stick rice we had not tried before-and was happily delighted when that arrived and once I tasted it. Wow-dessert tasting again- very palette pleasing! We were going to initially order dessert as their true desserts like fried banana w/ice cream or pandan cake but- that needs to be a separate outing. Our server was absolutely wonderful with us! She was kind in listening to my mom trying to speak Thai(her sister lives in Thailand and sent her phrases) and enjoyed hearing that my aunt lives where the server is originally from. We had fun and honestly, highly recommend for all around experience. You will not be disappointed! What I love about Thai food is it is filling , yet, not heavy.

One of our favorite restaurant in town. Always very good…read moreservice & delicious food. They have some new menu. Our son love the hoy joh, our daughter love the grilled pork. Free refills in Thai ice tea.

I have spent a bit of time in Thailand got an idea of what authentic food should taste like. This…read morewas as good as ive had anywhere. Big plus for service Rene was on point with every thing. I will be back very soon. Tony B

I've only used DoorDash and takeout here but everything has been great!…read more Defiantly worth a try

We arrived relatively early, were the second table in the restaurant, so it was nice and quiet. We…read moreboth ordered drunken noodles with shrimp, one hot spicy and one medium. The food was served quickly and was spicy as ordered. It was outstanding! Service was also excellent. Thank you! We'll definitely return and try other food on the menu.

I came here for dinner last night and had an excellent experience--service was great from start to…read morefinish. I ordered the crab puffs and chicken pad Thai. Both were good, though the pad Thai was a bit too sweet for my taste.

Best Thai food in Tucson and for a great price. Got the spring rolls, tom kha gai (coconut soup w…read morechicken), pad thai, pad see ew, and two thai teas for only $53 (2 ppl). Good portion sizes too, we had almost our whole plates of pad thai and pad see ew left over. Nothing we had I'd rate less than 9.5/10. Our meal really hit the spot and I'm excited to eat our leftovers. I will say, if you're looking for mushy gushy/super friendly service, you won't find it here. The service is good, I definitely wouldn't say our server was rude, just strictly business, but it didn't bother me though. I'd also say it's not the most aesthetic. It's nice and clean of course, but not somewhere you'd dress up cute for, very casual. Also not ideal for large groups, it's a small place with few tables. Would definitely recommend!

Karuna's has great things about it like the ability to get food at a high spice level (the highest…read morespice in town for Thai and on some days it can get quite spicy at the highest level of 5/5. Good place to go less spicy at if you generally eat less spice). I also like the tofu here. The food is usually good but can also be hit or miss. I find that 1 out of a few times the tom Kha soup and the curries can fall flat in terms of flavor complexity and are too salty. They are often good just not consistently. They have a couple noodle dishes that I find more consistent. All items with V can be made vegetarian. They are also very vegan friendly. Here's what I have tried here: -Rad Nah Flat rice noodles stir fried with kana or broccoli in a special gravy with choice of protein. I get mine with fried tofu at the highest spice level 5/5 or 4/5 if I am in the mood for less spicy. This dish is one of the main dishes that has been consistently good for me here and I almost always get it here. -Tom Kha soup: It is not my favorite Tom Kha in Tucson (my fave Tom Kha in Tucson is at Seasons Eats) but on good days it hits the spot for me. I get it with half fried tofu and half vegetables which they didn't charge me extra for here. The problem is that once in awhile it's less good and falls flat with less complexity and too much salt. I typically get Tom Kha soup at the highest spice level. It's still a go to for me here since it's good most of the time I have tried it and I like to get it with the Rad Nah Flat rice noodles. Pad Kee Mao: Fresh rice noodles or bean thread stir fried in red curry sauce with garlic, Thai chili, onion, bell pepper, broccoli, straw mushroom, baby corn, and basil. For this one I like to make a change to wide flat rice noodles instead of the thin noodles it comes with by default. I get it with fried tofu. This dish is fairly consistent for me and I enjoy getting it from time to time. -Yum Pak salad: Thai eggplant, carrot, snow peas, onion, broccoli, cilantro,cucumber, and Chinese cabbage in a tasty lime dressing. At the highest 5/5 spice level it definitely got spicy for me which can be the case sometimes with Thai salads at the highets spice level. but I also had it with a Poh Thak soup at the highest spice level so I think both built up for me together. This one wasn't my favorite because I am a little picky about how I like my eggplant ( I liked softer and very cooked typically) but I could see myself getting it again if in the mood, maybe at a 4/5 spice depending on my mood. I only tried it once. - Poh Thak soup Spicy soup with fragrant broth of lemongrass, ginger, galangal, basil, & lime. I get it with fried tofu. I really liked the flavors. At the highest 5/5 spice level it definitely got spicy for me but I also had it with the Yum Pak salad salad at the highest spice level so I think both built up for me together. I still very much enjoyed it and would get it again, maybe at a 4 out of 5 spice depending on my mood. I only tried it once. -Red Curry: Red is my typical go to curry I always get or at least start with at Thai places. It's usually good but unfortunately the curries here, which are usually my go to in Thai restaurants, are very inconsistent for me. Sometimes good and sometimes too salty and not complex. I tend to prefer to get curries, especially red, in Tucson at Nattha's Bann Thai. -Panang Curry with Straw Mushroom and Tofu: Fried tofu simmered in panang curry with coconut milk, straw mushroom, bell pepper, young jackfruit, carrot, chili & Thai basil. Fun to see young jackfruit on the menu here. Unfortunately the curries here, which are usually my go to in Thai restaurants, are very inconsistent for me. Sometimes good and sometimes too salty and not complex. Pad Thai vegetarian: I only tried it once here but it wasn't for me, at least that one time I tried and I didn't get it again. The sauce was too bland for me. It can get pretty crowded here on some weekend evenings as it's not a big space. The service is usually good here in my experience. I'd come back for my favorites or to try something new but I do keep in mind that it isn't always consistent with some dishes fluctuating in flavor sometimes and therefore sometimes prefer to go elsewhere for Thai. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Was in the area on a business trip, and found this place on yelp. Ordered the pho dac biet and an…read moreorder of shrimp spring rolls. Soup for the dac biet was a bit on the lighter side, but there were plenty of ingredients and lots of pho noodles. The shrimp spring rolls were HUGE, and it paired perfectly with the provide peanut sauce. Good service and good pricing considering the area. However the restaurant is a bit hidden in the corner of the plaza, but can also be accessed through the next door Asian supermarket (Lee Lee International Supermarket). Worth checking it out when in the area. Come and support your local small businesses!

This was easily one of the worst bowls of pho I've had. It looked like pho and smelled vaguely like…read morepho, but whatever was happening once I tasted it was something else entirely. I understand that options for truly authentic pho in Tucson are limited, so I wasn't expecting perfection. I was simply hoping for something average. Unfortunately, this wasn't even close, especially if you've had good pho before. The broth was the biggest problem. It lacked the depth, balance, and aromatic richness you expect from a good pho broth, and it left behind a strange, aftertaste that made the entire bowl difficult to enjoy. We also ordered the spring rolls, which didn't fare much better. After one bite, neither of us had any interest in finishing them. The one real advantage is the location, since it's connected to Lee Lee International Supermarket, which is itself a decent market and makes the restaurant convenient if you're already shopping there. Unfortunately, convenience is about the only thing good about this place.

My wife and I had a wonderful dinner at Mali Thai tonight. The owner Sherry is delightful! She is…read morefrom Chiang Mai, which has my favorite Thai cuisine. The service was outstanding. The food was very delicious. The restaurant is very nice, comfortable and clean. This is definitely worth checking out.

You just KNOW the food is good when the egg rolls are eaten on the drive home from the pickup…read moreorder. And that is exactly what happened here! The Tom Yum fried rice was an inspiration - just thinking about it makes me want more and more. The Pad See Ew was solid! Selfishly I could have used a bit more sauce and spice, but that may be personal preference. Fast service and generous portions, what more can you want?

Finally ! Took forever to try this place and it's everything everyone said it would be . Great…read moreflavors . Lots of spice level options . I had the coconut curry veggie tofu hot Kom Tha . Delicious . Will I be back ? Obviously.

Years ago we used to go to ChinaThai owned by the same owner and we loved their curries. Yesterday…read morewe went in for lunch to this place and I have to say it was meh. Since this was a weekday we got lunch specials. You get hot and sour soup, egg roll and what ever dish you order plus steamed rice. I ordered Thai iced tea and pad Thai. Their pad Thai is too runny and too sweet for me. The hot and sour soup is veryyyyyy gooood. Thai iced tea is super sweet, needed a glass of ice to make it drinkable. For water you get a paper cup, that's a huge minus for me. Service was good, the owner was doing all the serving and chatting with customers. The ambiance is ok. It's relatively clean and pleasant

My husband and I stopped here on our way to Phoenix. This is a small little quaint place off of 4th…read moreAve. There is quite a variety of dishes to choose from. I got the vegan rice noodles with pan fried tofu in the coconut milk sauce, and my husband got the salmon rice noodles, in the spinach sauce. They were both really good. The owner is nice and uses organic ingredients. He has quite a story which you can read about on the wall when you come in. We definitely will return.

Great food & service. Will be back! Highly recommend. We had…read morea noodle & a rice dish & both were delicious. Try the banana yogurt smoothie, yum!

Look no further for some of the best matcha lattes in town. Service is fast and they put so much…read morecare into their drinks, I will be back to try the food!

There is usually a parking place on the East end of the building but not always. After parking,…read morewalk toward the opposite end of the building and just past the middle is the door to Seasons Eats. It is a small restaurant with some inside seating. The staff was friendly and focused on providing good service. The prices are reasonable. The Thai food was very good and I will return often.

In San Diego it would be 3 stars. Large parking lot for the Fry's on Houghton and Rita Rd. Tucked…read moreback a bit. Ambiance/Cleanliness...clean enough, not what I would call ambiance. It's serviceable. 3 stars. Service-attentive, friendly, quick. 4 stars. Food- I had delicious spicy pad thai with shrimp and chicken for lunch...was the perfect portion size and reasonable at 16 dollars. 4 stars

I don't like leaving one-star reviews, but when you can't even finish the meal you ordered,…read moresomething is wrong. I've eaten here twice, hoping the first visit was just an off day. Unfortunately, both experiences were disappointing. This time around we ordered the green papaya salad and the pad Thai, and both dishes tasted off, almost as if some of the ingredients were on the verge of spoiling. After a few bites we both decided it was time to go. The service was also concerning. The cashier was eating his dinner while ringing us up and repeatedly putting his fingers in his mouth before handling transactions. Although he wasn't the one who brought out our food, it didn't inspire confidence in the restaurant's food safety practices. The restaurant itself also appeared somewhat dirty and in need of maintenance. To make matters worse, we both experienced stomach issues after eating here. After giving it two chances, I won't be returning.