The flavor here is *chef's kiss* unlike anything I've ever had before. I got the pad krapow and it was absolutely delicious. It's spicy (as advertised) but I'm fairly wimpy with spice and it wasn't too bad. We also got some skewers to share and they were incredible- juicy, tender, and packed with flavor. You must order ahead online. Service was friendly once we arrived and of course the vibes at Radio are always good. The Thai food goes perfectly with a beer on tap to cool the spice! read more

Food is fantastic! Very spicy. Although it seems less spicy here than the old location. The staff attitude is not it though. No it's not normal to go to a restaurant and after waiting in line 15 minutes before they open, still waiting 30 minutes more, they are already sold out of items. They close at 9 or when they sell out. This isn't a food truck anymore, figure out how to not sell out. Also, opening whenever you feel like it is absurd. If your website says you open at 4:30 open at 4:30, don't put a paper sign on your window saying you'll open at 5 or 6. This business needs to be more serious or I hope another one takes their place. read more

I very rarely write Yelp reviews so quickly after my meal but Dee Dee made me so happy that I cannot wait any longer! I'm a Thai food n00b only having "authentic" dishes stateside a handful of times outside of the typical curries and noodle dishes. Most of them have been quite muted likely to suit a wider audience. Dee Dee was a very much welcomed explosion of flavors. My husband and I ordered the laab moo (regular spice), moo ping (pork skewers), and mango sticky rice. We really wanted to order the entire menu but between the two of us, it would've been quite a feat. The laab moo (northern Thai style): omg each bite was a mini delectable flavor explosion - meaty, spicy, savory, vinegary with herbal undertones - paired perfectly with a fried egg and sticky rice. Moo ping pork skewers: So tender and flavorful! The sauce that accompanied the skewers made it very refreshing. Mango sticky rice: ok this was the best mango sticky rice we've ever had and it's not even close. The quality and abundance of insanely ripe mangos...I mean look at my photos. The perfect balance to our meal. Very efficient and streamlined ordering process: Order online, pick your preferred pickup time, show up, enjoy. We can taste the love, quality, and care in every bite. We're def going back to Dee Dee the next time we visit Austin again. On a side note, I'm quite envious of Austin's food truck culture as the community/relationship amongst the small business owners seems so symbiotic. The location at Radio Coffee and Bar was such a chill and relaxing spot to grab a drink and enjoy our Dee Dee dinner. read more

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The food is absolutely delicious! Worth the wait every time! I love how small their menu is and that they really specialize in making the dishes they have, the best! read more

Dee Dee - Curry & padkapoy - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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SUMMARY: great little spot, great food, a little on the spicier side, takes around 30 minutes to get food! FOOD: the number 1 (pad KaPow) is phenomenal and hearty. There is a bed of rice, mixed flavorful chunks of pork, a beautifully crispy egg, cucumbers, and a dash of fried Thai basil. Definitely would recommend! The regular spice is spicier than what I anticipated! WAIT: there is a 30-minute wait, but in the meantime you can grab some drinks from the nearby bar/coffee shop and explore a bit! Not too long with good company! Definitely a little hidden gem Cheers read more

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What a treat! Yes i only tried two dishes here, but they were bomb! The pad kapow was delicious, i could have had two.. not because one wasn't enough but it was just that good. The mango sticky rice was the perfect dessert, and a good portion. Additionally, it's located next to Veracruz tacos (also great) and a bar. All can be ordered via your phone (at least on the weekend), which is super convenient. Very dog friendly, too. Try it out! read more

Dee Dee - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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DD is a place that Barbi used to like, but she's into bigger things these days like GG, HH, and that's fine with me. But Dee Dee on the other hand, not to be confused with DeeDee Riese's (a popular cookie shop in Los Angeles) is a spectacular Thai truck, which sometimes has long waits, depending on how busy it is, and always has pretty high prices - but then it's a food truck in Austin, so you kind of expect that. Their food is definitely excellent, which explains the very high ratings, and I think there are quite a lot of overrated trucks around here, but this is one of the better ones. It doesn't quite match up to some of the Thai food from some of my favourite places, but I would still highly recommend it to fans of Thai food and fans of food trucks. But if you haven't had much experience with this, then this isn't the first place I would send you, and there are some of places in Houston (Asia Market on Main, Nara Express near Downtown) that are far superior. read more

Dee Dee - Barbi loves the D. I love the Dee Dee. - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

I've been excited to try Dee Dee, and I was not disappointed! We came on a Saturday night, and saw on the website that its best to order online. So before we left home, we put in our order for pickup. You can even choose the time that you want to pick it up. I got a text that our food was ready as we were pulling into the parking lot. Walked right up to the truck, picked up our order, and found a place to sit and eat. I tried the Pad KaPow with the spice level at "Normal =Thai Spicy", and the Som Tom (papaya salad) at the standard spice level as well. It was so good! I feel like you can tell if a Thai place is authentic based on the spiciness of the food. The standard spice was definitely a good spice level for me! The Pad KaPow was my favorite for the night. Very flavorful. read more

Dee Dee - Tom Sum (Papaya Salad) - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

The pad ka prow is one of the best foods I've ever put in my mouth. It's a technically perfect food. This deceptively simple dish is a proper balancing act of salty, sour, spicy, and umami. Mixing the runny egg with the rice and seasoned ground meat creates this this fluffy rice concoction that you won't want to stop shoveling into your gullet. Top this with the spicy little side of sauce it comes with... and you'll be stuck in a loophole, only eating pad ka prow for breakfast, lunch, and dinner... day after day... like I did. Easily one of my favorite foods - ever. Will return to Austin just for DEE DEE's pad ka prow. read more

Authentic Thai food in a cute little food truck park. I got an Uber there and waited about 10 minutes for my preorder. I got the Pad KaPow and the mango sticky rice. It was so good I wanted to yell lol read more

Dee Dee - PERFECT Mango Sticky Rice - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

DEE DEE's food brought my memories of Thailand back to my taste buds! We basically ordered almost everything they had on their menu. Som Tom was crunchy and fresh and came with a tub of fish sauce dressing. Pad Kaprow was delicious with a fried egg. Laab Moo was refreshing and also savory. The mango sticky rice was good but was a bit small. Last note, you should take their spice level very seriously we got +1 level of spice on everything and it was already so spicy. Legit Thai food, legit spicy! read more

Dee Dee - The spread! - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

I stumbled across this food truck while working at the cafe next door, but seeing all of the great reviews of their Thai food on Yelp, I knew I had to give it a try. Everything can be ordered using your phone, and beware that the wait can get pretty long. I ordered mine at 5 PM on a Wednesday, and the wait was over 30 minutes. I ordered their famous Pad Kaprow and the Mango Sticky Rice. I've never tried pad kaprow, so I didn't know what to expect (especially with their warning for spice!), but it was basically a lightly fried minced pork with egg over a bed of rice. I'm not a huge fan of minced meat anything, but I enjoyed eating this! It wasn't as spicy as I was initially worried about, but their chili sauce can make it much hotter if you want that extra kick. But my favorite was their mango sticky rice. It came with a teensy bit salty coconut milk that you can pour over fresh slices of mango and sticky rice. Although I was initially surprised at why they decided to use unsweetened coconut milk, I think the little bit of saltiness of the coconut milk complimented the sweetness of the mango and the sticky rice well! The mango was nicely ripe as is, but I look forward to trying it again during mango season! read more

Pad ka prow... More like pad ka wow!... I can't tell you how long I've been waiting to write that... jha ha I'm so stupid... I didn't even want to go here. It looked like a just a bunch of small plates and snacks. We eat big... why waste the time... So dumb! Some of the best food (not just Thai food) we've had all year. 10 stars! Seriously... Everything we had here was wonderful. But if I had to pick one dish (outside of the pad ka wow- ha! got another one in) I'd go with the laab (Larb)... I'd eat that every day if I could. 10 stars! Try the pad ka wow! 3-times foo! read more

I've only had two things on the menu: the pad krapow and the tofu stir fry. the pad krapow is literally one the tastiest dishes ive ever had. its insanely good. however, its so spicy, that even the mildest spice level leaves me with some 'gastro distress' after the meal. the pleasure is worth the pain, but only once in a while. I wish they would offer a 'white person spicy' version of this. I've also had the tofu stir fry. this isn't spicy, and is very healthy!! not as tasty as pad krapow, but quite good. my problem with the stir fry, is there isn't enough protein for it to be a complete meal. I wish they offered a higher protein version of the stir fry (ie chicken or beef options instead of just tofu). I'm giving dee dee four stars, because their two stand out dishes are phenomenal in different ways ( 1/tasty, 2/ healthy) but have some draw backs (1/ too spicy, 2/ not enough protein) read more

I was on Youtube and the video from Munchies told the story about Dee Dee. I was on a mission to visit them and try out the infamous food truck. Having visited Thailand recently, I was looking for that authentic feeling of being there again without having to travel 18 hours on a flight to get there. This food truck in Austin is worth writing home about. There was already a line at 6pm and the wait for food was going to be about 45 minutes (he'll text you when the food is ready). It was going to be well worth the wait. For dinner we had the Laab Moo and the Pad Kaprow with extra prik nam pla. Both are pork dishes prepared with a different style. I liked the Laab Moo because it was exactly the spice level that I wanted and the sticky rice was good for putting out the fire in my mouth. The Som Tom prepared at spice level 10 (bring on the hotness) is the way Lakana prefers it and definitely had the freshest ingredients. I really like papaya salad and if you're adventurous, try it Issan style for a more pungent flavor. Trust me, you'll grow to love it if you like unique flavors. No meal is complete without mango sticky rice which was on point. Presentation wise it was 5/5 and beautifully prepared. If you're looking for something truly authentic, this is worth checking out. Parking is impossible if you have a truck so plan accordingly and if you have to circle around the block, do that instead of rolling the dice with the risk of getting towed on private property. read more

Dee Dee - Pad kaprow, mango sticky rice, laab moo, som tom - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

Dee Dee makes the best tasting pad kra pao. first, it's ground pork, which seems kind of hard to find in austin, and second, doesn't have the extra mystery brown sauce. the latter lets the spices and pork flavour shine. the eggs are perfect every time. I don't really eat vegetables and fruits but Dee Dee's mango sticky rice is quickly changing my mind on that. I ate almost all the mango last time. It's a must get. I only have shin ramyun level of spice tolerance so down spicy can hurt. it does seem to vary - last time (pictured) i ate the whole box just fine but a few months before i was dying even after dumping a ton of white rice to try to overcome the spice. but i would gladly let my bowel suffer to eat this again. read more

Dee Dee - mango and sticky rice. started eating in the car cause it is too food. - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This place is very good place for Thai food intown !. The owners so sweet . Food very authentic!! read more

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Dee Dee is the Thai food truck at Radio, joining the ranks of Veracruz! Came through for an early dinner with a good friend after some beers elsewhere. We wanted someplace relaxing, jeans/tee vibes, and outdoors. We didn't know that Dee Dee was at Radio Coffee, but I'm so glad that they are here for those of us that don't make it out to East Atx as often as we'd like. I wanted something light, but also pescatarian-friendly. They have lots of meat options, and if I recall correctly, only a select few veg/pesca options...so I went with the cold Som Tum Issan (green papaya salad with blue crab and rice) on a hot day. I wish the rice wasn't literally given all saran wrapped up, but I guess it makes sense to present it that way instead of pre-mixing it in the salad. The blue crab was a nice touch--(psst: y'all are supposed to eat the whole crab shell and all), but I would have liked some more meat in it. I got like 99% shell and like 1% meat, but the portions are huge. I packaged my leftovers for lunch the next day, so that was a score. Also, they use deliciously spicy Thai peppers, so be sure to tell them mild-med-spicy if you're not used to that kind of sweating heat. The wait took a solid 20 minutes, which was kind of surprising considering I had a cold dish and my friend had one of their meat entrees. We were able to snag a spot which is hard to come by during peak hours at Radio, so we killed time people watching and enjoying the spring heat. Pricing is typical for a sit-down Thai spot. The menu is more unique than your run-of-the-mill Thai restaurant. You won't see any pineapple fried rice or pad see ew here, which is a refreshing change. Thanks for making your way to Radio, DeeDee. I hope you'll be a mainstay from here on out. read more

Dee Dee - Som Tum Issan (with sticky rice) $12 - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

Probably some of the best Thai food in Austin, definitely in the top 5 for me. The pad ka pow is excellent and the sauce provided adds a spiciness with flavor. The om gai is a great soup, subtle flavor in a clean broth, but very satisfying. I recommend putting the entire rice into the soup and letting it get slightly mushy. The other dishes are also high quality - I've tried the laab moo, som tom, and mango stick rice; they were all good but the pad ka pow and om gai are my go-to menu items. read more

As a Thai, I can confirm that the food cannot get more authentic than this. They 100% nailed the flavor. Their mango sticky rice is easily the best I've had in the US, and other menu (we tried Pad Kaprow, Larb and Som Tam Thai) are definitely up there too. read more

Whenever I go to a Thai place, I always pretend to browse the menu and then just end up ordering the Pad Thai. However, at this place, I was forced to be cultured as there was no Pad Thai. And boy, was I glad to be forced to step out of my comfort. Food was delicious! We got the Pad Kaprow, Som Tom, and Mango Sticky Rice. The spice level was very satisfying in the Pad Kaprow, but not quite enough to pack a strong punch. The pork was tasty, but a little on the salty side (or it could be the amount of fish sauce I poured over it. The egg was slightly overcooked, and so the yolk didn't spread well over the rice. :( however it got way better from there. The mango sticky rice was AMAZING. It was just sweet enough, and the mango was R I P E. The rice was W A R M. It was an all around excellent experience. However, the star of the show was the SOM TOM. The papaya salad was FULL OF FLAVOR. Omg, I am a huge meat eater, but I will gladly sacrifice meat to get another taste of that salad. It was a beautiful symphony of contrasting textures, notes, and flavors. And oh boy, the juice/sauce is soooo tasty I can drink it like juice. Overall, good experience primarily because of the the SOM TOM. GET IT. 4.5/5 stars read more

Dee Dee - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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A food truck located at radio coffee. You have to order ahead. I got the Pad Krapow. I ordered the least spicy level they offered and still thought it was so spicy!! They do warn you though, so that's a personal problem. Flavors were very good but spice was too much for me to truly enjoy it . I did feel it was a bit pricey for the size (17 dollars). I'd probably try it again and get another dish if I were in the area. Their papaya salad looks good. read more

Dee Dee - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

This Thai food truck located in the yard housing Radio Head Coffee & Beer is often described as very "authentic". Why? Yes, their food is flavorful and fragrant, but it also possesses a legitimate Thai spice level of heat! The boy ordered the *Pad Kapow* (spicy stir-fried pork sautéed in homemade chili paste) and the *Moo Ping* pork skewers. They took an eternity too because the husband and wife duo were backed up on orders, some of which were made through the phone as well. When the food did make it to us, it was devoured very quickly. I honestly couldn't handle the Pad Kapow; it was way too spicy! The boyfriend devoured it, but he definitely felt it the next day, haha. The skewers thankfully were well marinated and very sweet. The skewers themselves were not very big, but they did come with a ball of sticky rice which was not only fragrant but somewhat sweet and coco-nutty too. Home-cooked Thai food from a seemingly nondescript truck is always a win. However, I wish they would offer an "American" level of spice for those, like me, who can't handle astronomical levels. We were not prompted for a spice level, so be warned as the spice level is SET to extremely high! read more

Dee Dee - Pad Kapow, $11 (spicy stir-fried pork sautéed in homemade chili paste) - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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It's funny how some of the highest rated places in Austin are food trucks. This place popped up on my latest trip to Austin. We swung by for dinner and ordered the pad kaprow, the laab moo, and the som tom for entrees and the had their special dessert since mangos were out. The pad kaprow was my favorite it came with rice and an egg, the laab moo was a super spicy version, it was quite similar so I'd recommend something else. The som tom was good. The dessert was delicious, it was like taro boba? Never had anything similar to it before. read more

It was really nice to have a Thai food truck among the hundreds of pizza and taco trucks (which don't get me wrong, I still enjoy but can certainly appreciate some variety). The overall consensus from our group was that the Pad KaPow was the favorite but dang their lowest spice level is still decently spicy. I wouldn't say I'm a pro at handling spice but I can enjoy some "regular" spiced Korean food. Even though I selected the lowest spicy option (which they do note is still spicy), it had a solid kick to it. The tofu stir fry was a nice complement but did taste bland compared to the flavors of the KaPow. Now for dessert, oh man I'm still drooling thinking about that mango sticky rice with a coconut sauce on top. Mangos are in season and they are delicious. This is a must order! read more

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Food from DEE DEE is truly the "good good" as it is literally translated. You have to stop by here when you get the chance. Here you will find authentic northern Thai food, selections for meat or veg lovers alike, those with savory or sweet tooth, and those looking for a self-treat or sharing with a party. I hope you can handle some heat though, because all of their dishes are deliciously SPICY. I've tried almost all items on their menu, and none of them have disappointed me. I crave Dee Dee's and whenever I'm in Austin, I always make a stop here. Since COVID, they only do online orders now so make sure you plan in advance and set a pickup time! Take it from this loyal customer - you definitely don't want to miss out on Dee Dee! I'm already looking forward to my next visit here!! read more

Dee Dee - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

What can I say that hasn't already been said on Yelp? Very good Thai food. We love Pad Krapow and this place was delicious. It definitely wasn't as good as the one we had in Bangkok but it was the best we have had in the US. It comes as a huge portion and so flavorful. We also got the Moo Ping which was absolutely delicious! I've never gotten this fish before and it was so flavorful and melted in our mouths. We also got the mango sticky rice. Very good but the mangos were not as sweet as the ones we had in Thailand. But again, great Thai place in Austin!! The cons are probably what everyone has complained about- the PARKING is horrendous! But hey, if you can snag a spot and come to this food truck when it opens at 11:30 AM, you will be fine! I would definitely recommend! read more

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I looove this place so much. Their food is so aromatic and truly unlike any other Thai restaurant I have frequented. They operate on a limited menu as everything is made to order which is great for that indecisive side of me. This also means that everything they offer they really know how to make well! Make sure you don't leave without ordering the mango sticky rice - I tried it here for the first time a few years ago and I've been coming back since. I'm also a huge fan of their moo ping but my advice is to pick whatever you're in the mood for because you can't go wrong! read more

Dee Dee - mango sticky rice, pad kapow (the ones with cucumbers), om gai (comes with rice) - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

We saw the reviews (4.7 stars at the time of eating) and wanted to see what people were talking about. We got the moo ping and the pad kaPOW! Holy WOW! The moo ping was delightfully charred with a refreshing and light acidic sauce of cilantro, pickled onions, and I'm guessing fish sauce? DE-LI-CIOUS. With a side of sticky rice, this combination was absolutely divine and reminded me of when I was younger, going to tet fairs where vendors would constantly sell out these delectable meats on a stick. Yummmyyyyy The pad kaPOW was just the right amount of spiciness. I'm Vietnamese and also grew up eating Thai/Lao cuisine. You don't really need it spicier than the default. But then again, my mom would probably like it a little spicer. The fresh basil with the cucumber and spicy sauce/dip can satisfy your spice cravings. The proportions were perfect. Priced fair. We were told our order would be finished in 45 minutes. We got it 15 minutes earlier but ymmv. Fantastic place. There's a booze/coffee place next door (radio coffee) too. Love love love Edit: also they give you plenty of napkins. Like, it's a little weird when you order two to-go dishes from a restaurant and they only give you two or three napkins... -_- DeeDeeS gives you enough, if not more than you need. read more

My favorite food truck during my short Austin trip. I have a tendency to stick to my comfort zone - the usual pad thai and pad see ew. This was my first time experiencing northern thai street food, and it was memorable. My mouth waters when looking back at the old photos on my phone and yelp. If spicy food is your cup of tea, you're at the right place! I like medium spiciness for my Thai cuisine, which is apparently spicing down when I was ordering. I had the pad kaprow (spiced down), and it was the perfect heat. In fact, I poured the fish sauce with chili over the entire pad kaprow. I am a fan of that spicy stir-fried pork! My friend ate the exact same dish, and it was too spicy for her with the tongue burning & nose running. I say proceed with caution on the spices - everyone is different. To be safe, it might be a good idea to spice down unless you can truly handle the heat. If you're looking for something soupy, go for the om gai. My friend thoroughly enjoyed her chicken in that flavorful, chili paste broth. I also recommend the tofu stir-fry for the vegetarians out there. Thirsty? Get the thai iced tea; their creamy layer was not too sweet. I wish my stomach had more room to try more off their menu. My eyes wanted to try the mango sticky rice. Dee Dee is also next to another food truck that serves Mexican cuisine. Parking may be difficult to find as it is all street; no luck on a private parking lot. My pet peeve was the flies that was swarming around my food, and I had to wave them away every few seconds. Obviously, this is something that cannot be controlled in an outdoor environment. I will return to try more of their delectable options. read more

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Incredibly tasty! Wow! Ordered the laab moo w the fried egg - the depth of flavor in this dish plus the egg (nice and crispy and yolk still gooey) was really really good. The moo ping had amazing flavor. The downside is cost. The moo ping is very small for the money. $7 for two small skewers just made me sad I didn't have more. The sticky rice is also a little too dense. It takes a lot of work to break it down which is pretty inconvenient for the food truck model. Plastic cutlery doesn't work well here. Despite the dense rice and high prices, it's still worth a try. Flavor like this is hard to come by. read more

I ended to try this place since I saw their videos on YouTube. It's hard to find authentic food and the hunt for good thai food in Austin is real. So far, out of 5 restaurants tried, there's only 1 I would go back to. It is located in a very popular spot Radio Coffee and cocktails, where you can come enjoy drinks, a nice and spacious patio and 3 food trucks including Dee Dee. We tried the famous papaya salad (with the pungent crab which might be too strong for some but I personally love it!), the laab moo and the Mango sticky rice. Everything was packed of flavors and super fresh. Warning : it. is. spicy!!! Even going down from 8 chilies to 6 chilies for the papaya salad, it made me cry... Make sure to have a drink near by or you will be dying while eating. read more

Dee Dee - Dee dee food truck - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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9/10 Eat again? All the time Overall Hands down this place is in my Austin top 3 food places of all time. The food here is incredible and never disappoints. It is a bit pricey for a food truck but the taste is well worth the price. Favorite Dish: Pad Ka Pow w/ Thai Tea This combo cannot be beat. Somehow the Thai tea perfectly complements the pad ka pow. The fried basil in the pad ka pow is also a nice touch. I literally crave this exact combo all the time. When I travel out of Austin, I always can't wait to come back for this. Get this dish!! Ambience The only tiny downside to this place is that it's outdoors (the reason I didn't give it a higher rating). I've come here in the winter and summer when the temperature is uncomfortable, so that slightly takes away from my experience. read more

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wowowowowowow, this place was the bomb! They play true to authentic thai food and they had some phenomenal flavours. The spices used and the quality of the food are top notch. I could feel the love and passion that the owners had for what they were making! The thai tea is also nothing to be forgotten about. It was on supremely sweet and that's exactly how I like it (my blood glucose levels were probably off the charts afterwards). We had a variety of their dishes from the pad ka pow, laab moo, om gai, and some extras such as the sticky rice, all were excellent and the owner was nice enough to let us know they don't really tone it down to "americanized" flavours or spice level and just let him know if we can't handle it. I was treated very well and the food was the bomb, nothing but great words for this place :D P.S. the sticky rice was real good, and they do their eggs here perfectly (nice crisp edge with yolky center) read more

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Different location, same great food, better ambience. Dee dee moved its location to the south side of the town and it only got better! It's located next to the Radio Bar that serves drinks for all the food trucks around the bar and there is a lot of space to sit down and enjoy the food and its atmosphere. I always get their papaya salad and the pork skewer and jasmine rice with ground pork. The best!!!!! Hands down my fav thai place in Austin read more

Dee Dee - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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We ordered 5 dishes including the sweet red curry, lab moo, tofu stir fry, satay, and om gai. We ordered lowest spice (no spice still spicy) and perfectly spiced for American taste, imo. This was the best Thai food I have ever had and I've been had some very excellent Thai in New York City, LA, SF, and Austin. The flavors and subtleties in the cuisine are myriad. Husband and wife team. Highly professional. Super clean food truck. Order ahead and pick it up or have it delivered. Excellent value and highly recommended! read more

The most unique, authentic and tasty Thai/Lao food I've had in the states! We ordered the pad kapow and laab moo, both were so tasty. They are located in an outdoor food truck area which is connected to a coffee/brewery which was nice. We sat outside and they had heaters, which made it comfortable! Will definitely come back if we're in Austin again. read more

This awesome trailer puts out some of the best Thai cuisine I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. When it comes to Thai food I'm usually familiar with Green Curry and Pad Thai, but these Thai recipes come from a different region of Thailand and all I can say is everything I've tried here has been superb. Om Gai dish stands for "Oh-My-God-Absolutely-Incredible" because it really is incredible. Never had anything like it, and you never will unless you go to Thailand. The chicken is really good, love the lemon and dill broth, the flavors are phenomenal and very smooth, I get it all the time. The Pad Kapow is a real hit, another go-to dish of mine, so flavorful and fresh. I love the pork mixed with the rice and just the right seasoning, there's cukes in there along with a fried egg that really mixes well and hits the spot and cleanses your palate. It's also a unique dish and like nothing you've ever had, I can't get enough of that Pad Kapow. I do have their Thai Tea on occasion which I find to be very robust and flavorful - I highly recommend. Moo Ping - oh my - so damn tasty. I can't get just 2, gotta get four of these tasty BBQ skewers of marinated meat. Wonderful food on the go. The Mango with Sticky Rice absolutely ROCKS! I love this dessert! They give you tons of mango slices, very fresh, and there's sweet coconut milk layered all over and it's on a bed of sticky rice. So fresh, so quality good. I would call it a very refreshing and tasty dessert. I've had the Laab Moo too - it's very good, lots veggies, but very spicy. It's so good that I make myself deal with it. The Tofu Stir Fry which is next on my list as it gets lots of rave reviews. But what keeps me coming back here is really simple - - the couple that owns this trailer are first class and extremely nice. They are eager to please and are always accommodating no matter how busy they get. The consistency and execution here is flawless - - I always get the same quality and quantity no matter what time of the day, it's always fresh and tastes great. There are no inconsistencies here, no issues, no breakdowns - - they've got a good thing going here and they do a great job running this trailer. I've been a big fan of theirs for a long time now - they have a winning deal going on here. It's the best damn Thai Food in Austin - - hands down. Everything I've had here has been phenomenal. Great people, great quality, great service, and great food. read more

Dee Dee - Awesome - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

Best thai food in austin. Everything on the menu is FIRE. My favorite and go to is the Papaya Salad with 3x thai chilis and the Moo Ping! The mango sticky rice is so good as well. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu. They have a true thai spice scale also!! Make sure to order ahead because they run out of Moo Ping pretty quick after they open (sometimes even before). They have a nice open patio area next to the food truck if you wanted to eat there read more

Dee Dee - papaya salad and moo ping - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

Legit Northern Thai food truck in East Austin. Their laab hits me in my happy place, but the Om Gai is where the action's at. This soup-ish dish is on point with a mix of a soothing broth with a subtle bite. Friendly staff. Stop in, order food, and tell them I sent you. (They'll be confused, but at least you're getting a good meal.) read more

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