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Cute Thai place in the loop! It's tiny but the vibes are cozy and comforting. My friend and I came on a Sunday night and we had no wait. Menu has standard Thai food offerings plus a little more. Food came out very fast and service was smooth. Be aware that they'll add a 20% gratuity at the end without asking. I don't mind paying tip, but it felt like I had no choice over it.
Delicious food, great drink menu and nice little patio tucked away from the bussiness of the loop. Good prices and nice staff... but don't come here if you're in a hurray. Well worth the wait!
My husband and I came here for a dinner date last weekend and were so delighted! It was our first time at Fork & Stix, and it was so cozy and chic. I love how it's tucked away around the corner of a side street of Delmar. It has a great neighborhood feel to it that escapes the chaos of the Loop! The food was excellently prepared and super flavorful, we can't wait to try more of the menu! Our servers were very friendly and attentive as well. Overall, a great spot for a date night or an outing with a small group of friends/family. Looking forward to coming back soon!
An intimate setting. The nights are dimmed during the dinner hour. We were seated quickly and drinks and food came out shortly after ordered. Khao Pad was great, their fried rice. Orders shrimp and it was served generously. The appetizer Thai Stix and Crispy Spring Rolls were a great starter to the meal. There are many cocktails to select from. Had an overly lovely evening at Fork and Stix.
A friend and I went here because it was recommended by a couple we met at the art museum and noticed we were looking at yelp for a place nearby to have supper. She said her favorite dish was khao soi which I ordered and really enjoyed. I have been craving it ever since. My friend ordered Khao pad and she loved it. We split the egg rolls which were hot and crispy. I ordered the muu ping and it was sweet and tasty...it did have some fat on it that I removed, but some may love that. The waitress was sweet and attentive. It's kind of a darker quiet place and when we pulled up we weren't even sure if it was open. Once we got inside we could see there were people, but from the street it's hard to tell so I'm glad we double checked at the door. I look forward to going again.
Fork & Stix is a testament to the quality taste of Thai cuisine. Situated in a quaint corner of the loop, the restaurant fosters a homely dining experience either inside or outside. They serve quickly and efficiently. I ordered Laab Gai for the table as well as Green Curry. The Laab Gai was so good the first time I had it, I have been craving their version even after I left STL. It is the best Laab I've ever had. The green curry is high quality and rich in flavor. Each side has a sizable portion for each person. I would rate it as one of my, if not the absolute, favorite Thai restaurant in the country.
Fabulous service for dinner and the food was excellent as well. I met a friend here for dinner with me arriving early. So I started off with a beer and the "Hoy Jaw" dumplings that arrived a few minutes later. Shrimp, crab, pork all mixed and served with a sweet Thai chili mix that was perfect for dipping. Yummy and it was my intention to save half for my friend, I ended up eating them all. Oops. I heard that it was the Khao Soi was the thing to have, so that's what I ordered with chicken. It was flavorful, loaded with texture and delicious. A curry soup with Thai egg noodles and greens, I'd skip the crispy egg noodles on top next time as they were in the way a lot. My friend ordered a Pad Thai, asking for "9" level of heat. He spent the first half of his meal saying that he couldn't find the hot and the second half asking for more water. Funny. So there you go. A fantastic meal in a cozy little restaurant with excellent service from all the staff. Perfect! [Review 582 of 2024 - 285 in Missouri - 21613 overall]
A charming out of the way place that you wouldn't just "find" on your own. The food was served piping hot and so delicious. We had the (hoy jaw)dumplings which were fried and packed with meat, the Thai stix which were good but not outstanding and the chicken sateh which was very tasty with a coconut milk glaze that had lots of flavor. Others in our party had the Jungle curry and Pad Ka Prao. The highlight were the amazing cocktails. We had the Midnight in Morocco which was very sweet but hit the right notes with elderflower liquor and the blueberry dark and stormy as well as a mojito. The service was solid. There was seating inside and out which was nice. Parking was fairly easy on a Sunday evening
Been holding out for Fork & Stix and finally went. The staff was incredibly accommodating, holding a table for our group of 10. This is a laid-back no frills Thai restaurant in University City's Delmar Loop community in St. Louis, offering classic Northern Thailand dishes--a staple spot for many. We tried all the things. My favorites include: Thai Stix Cream cheese & Crab mixed wrapped in wonton wrapper and deep fried. Serve with Thai sweet chili sauce. Pad Kee Mao with Shrimp Stir fry spicy egg noodles, bell pepper, green beans, onions, basil, gluten free soy sauce. Som Tum add Crab Spicy green papaya salad. tomato, green beans, fish sauce, garlic, peanuts.
Can get pretty loud when dining in, but still enjoyed myself here. They have some truly excellent options, while others fell just short. Not bad by any means. Favorite dishes: Hung lay curry, Muu ping (so good we ordered seconds)
Yum yum yum. I called ahead since there were 10 of us coming in & they had the table ready with no questions! It's a smaller area so if you do have a larger group I would definitely call ahead. Tried almost everything on the menu & it was all amazing. I don't think you can go wrong! Parking is all street parking so don't try to drive directly to the restaurant!
Usually when it comes to Thai food, I'm a takeout girlie. However, I love going and eating at fork and stix. The vibes are warm and inviting, and it's a great place to eat with a friend or even take a date! They do have specialty cocktails - which you might think is not the move at a place like this. However, I found the Mojito to be fresh and delicious! They have tons of small plates to choose from, but the Thai stix and chicken satay can't be beat. All the food comes piping hot, and incredibly rich in flavor! My favorite dish is the Pad Ka Prao - and it never disappoints. The basil adds the perfect herby flavor. Warning ---- Thai MILD is most people's medium :) perfect amount of kick!
LOVELY place! I read an article that said they had the best Khao Soi of any Thai restaurant in Saint Louis, so HAD to check it out. I must say, I've never had Khao Soi before, and I LOVED it! Might be a problem, because from the sounds of it, other places might not measure up? The service was VERY good, with the exception of the waiter assuming we'd only need one bill. I truly don't understand why waiters/waitresses don't ASK before printing off the bill! It would be SO MUCH EASIER for everyone! One of the things I loved about this restaurant was the smaller menu. Just makes choosing manageable! I also enjoyed the smallness of the restaurant, making it quieter and cozy. And that cocktail was OUTSTANDING!
Reviews are generally positive. Many highlight the flavorful Thai dishes, cozy atmosphere, and friendly staff.
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Service was very good. The food was okay, not bad but also not my favorite. The noodles were very soft. read more
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Some great Thai food in stl and in such a small intimate little place! I got the chicken khao soi for an entree on a cold evening and it was perfect for the weather. My favorite of the entrees was the chicken sateh but the Thai stix were also great if you like crab Rangoon's!! read more
Like others noted, parking can be a challenge. Go early and plenty of parking on Delmar. Venue is small. I can see their being a wait. Service is good. They were extremely nice and accommodating. Food was good. 1. Muu Ping. Pork skewers. They were nice, very tender. The sauce had a bit of sweetness. Good but not something I have to get next time. 2. Spring rolls. Crispy and light. Filled with veggies and glass noodles. 3. Khao Soi. Solid dish. It's a bit spicy but I was able to keep eating. It's tasty, a nice touch with both crispy and regular noodles. 4. Pad Thai. Solid dish. I like that the fish flavor was not overpowering. A nice balance. Some may want to add heat as the flavors were not very strong. I enjoyed it. Nice enjoyable lunch, definitely give it a try! read more
A great Thai place! I went there with my friend for a quick lunch before heading to work. I had the Green Curry. It was delicious! The curry itself was dense. I loved the taste. Besides the dishes, I liked their cute tin cups. It was definitely a plus to my end. read more
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Delish! I loved everything I tasted. Tried a few curry dishes and loved the khan soi soup. Phenomenal flavors! read more
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Khao Soi is what you're going here for. It's one of the most flavorful dishes in town-- not too spicy, perfectly salty and creamy with a bit of crunch and perfectly cooked protein. Dinner for two will run you $30 or so, with an appetizer. The space isn't the best for large parties, but we've snuck our family of six in with some arranging of tables in the past. Careful when you say you want spice level "hot" as they don't play around-- you will for sure feel the burn! Five star staff, we thank them for brining delicious food to the Loop! read more
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Super disappointing... this was their curry soup. With an up charged substitution of veggies over noodles.. $20... not worth it read more
Oh, you know, just my go to spot in The Loop! Over the past few years I have consistently enjoyed their food, hospitality, and their growing list of drink options. Last night we came in for dinner with a couple friends and had a delightful time. There was an open four top when we arrived around 6:30pm and we were able to take it. A server promptly came over bringing our waters. I love that they leave water on the table, that way you always have extra you can pour yourself. We all got drinks, as well, I went with the Rose Gold rosé. It was perfectly balanced, refreshing, and most impressive: only $7. When we ordered our entrees, our server repeated our order back to us, which is my favorite thing ever. I got chicken pad Thai with double chicken cause I was double hungry and I've gotta' say it was double delicious- as always. I also noticed that our service was super prompt, which I appreciated, again, because of the hunger. Julia got the green curry with chicken, which we also love. It does pack a little heat though, so you've been warned! These folks are always kind, efficient, and provide a great experience. read more
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After hearing amazing things about this restaurant for years, I finally tasted the deliciousness that is this restaurant. It's cute inside, the people who work here are amazing and kind. I highly recommend for date night, take out, or a yummy dinner before a show. 10/10 recommend. read more
First time at Fork and Stix and this was a fantastic Thai food experience! We were promptly seated upon arrival and our server was doing a great job keeping up our table despite the fact that they were quite busy between the dine-in orders and all the take-out orders. They have a solid selection of foreign and local beers so I was able to enjoy a City Wide APA while waiting for my food while my buddy had a nice Thai beer. For my entree, I got the Khao Soi since it seems to be what everyone raves about in their reviews, and it did not disappoint! It is a great mix of being flavorful, spicy (but not too spicy), great textures with the addition of crunchy noodles, and solid amount of meat too. I will definitely come again to explore more of the menu. If you drive, I would recommend parking on Delmar Blvd as there isn't much parking available on Rosedale. read more
Fork & Stix was a restaurant that was on my radar for a while and never got around to trying it- finally did a few weeks ago! Located on a side street right off Delmar, parking can at times be tricky but we found street parking. It is a cute little restaurant, can probably fit about 20-30 people. Food is thai- and very delicious. Started off with satay chicken then got some main meals. A little on the spicy side for my liking but my fiancé who loves spicy food gobbled it all down! Portion sizes are generous. Prices are reasonable. Service is quick and décor is cute. read more
10 years ago
This is another restaurant that I would have never discovered if it were not for Ian Froeb's STL 100 for 2016. I am so thankful that I choose to eat my way through this list, I have enjoyed so many meals, that I would have missed otherwise. I stopped by for lunch on a Friday. Ian's "must order" recommendation was the, Khao Soi. Since, I was in the beginning stages of the sniffles, I thought it was a good choice. Who needs chicken noodle soup, when you can have a big bowl of Khao Soi. It's a Northern Thai egg noodle curry soup. Served with red onion, pickled mustard greens, cripsy egg noodles. I loved it and the spiciness opened up nasal passages and sniffles were gone. Next time I start to get a cold, I'm coming to Fork & Stix. To accompany my huge bowl of soup, I ordered Thai Stix. They basically were similar to a Crab Rangoon, but better. Here they are; Cream cheese & Crab mixed wrapped in spring roll wrapper and deep fried and served with a Thai sweet chili sauce. Service is quick and friendly in the small space. A heads up that parking can be a challenge. Be sure to pay the parking meter to avoid getting a ticket. Would I come back? More to try, but I fell in love with the Khao Soi When: December 9, 2016 Why: Eating my way through Ian's list read more
11 years ago
My first time for pad Thai. I have to say it was the best pad Thai I have ever had. But that means it was also the worst. Really the pad Thai was very good. I would love to try it again but not here. This is for god only knows one the "25 Best" in St. Louis. All lists are subjective but really? I liked the food. Service was beyond poor. I did not get what I ordered they just forgot to bring me my tum yum soup. They were serving the entrée when I realized I did not get my soup. To their credit they offered to bring the soup out but why at this point? I lose the freshness of the pad Thai as it waits for me to eat the soup. Nope. We all finished and waited and waited and waited for the check. This is a small place and turnover on tables must be critical to their success. People are standing around staring at us like "how dare you sit when your are finished"? I just want the check. So I get the check and the total bill came to $50.00 good value for three people. I put $100. bill in the folder and the server asked if I wanted change??!!! I said yes I like to tip but not 50%. LOL!! read more
What's this?! Top of the line Thai food right down the street from me? I'm not worthy! Seriously though, this place is great. It's hidden right off of Delmar so you'll need to grab a meter, and get ready for a more intimate experience just because F&S is so tiny! there's only maybe 8-10 tables in the place which I really appreciate. It has a more modern look than I was expecting, and I certainly didn't expect a kick-ass bowl of green curry for lunch either. Our server was a little shy but very nice, and towards the beginning we could hardly hear him! Once he got a little more comfortable he was great, and I ordered a Thai coffee which you can never go wrong with. It comes in a HUGE glass with the condensed milk poured right on top. So good! Our waters were always kept full and service was on-point. If you're thinking about ordering the veggie spring rolls, get two orders if there's more than one person eating them. One order just comes with two tiny rolls, and while they were delicious, that won't exactly fill you up. As far as entrees go, I can't rave enough about the green curry with chicken. A gorgeous bowl of bamboo shoots, green peas, bell peppers, basil, green curry paste & coconut milk was set in front of me next to a side of white rice, and I was in Thai food heaven. It was the perfect amount of spicy (pretty darn hot) and everything was so fresh & well-prepared. A little music or something might make the atmosphere warmer, but that's about my only complaint for this unassuming little spot. I'll be back for more, probably a bunch of carry-out, too! read more
2 years ago
I really liked the Thai food here. I stopped by to grab a quick bite to eat before work, but was a little overwhelmed by the menu. (It's not a large menu, but everything looked so delicious. So, I asked my server to help me pick out something for me. After asking a few of my preferences, she suggested the Khao Soi. I always always have trouble finding dishes that I think are appropriately spiced. I live spicy food, so everything is either to mild for me, or the spiciness isn't well balanced with the dish. I had duly been warned that some customers think the dish might be spicy (in my head I was thinking I really hope so! Every time someone tells me something is spicy, I get my hopes up, and them get bitterly disappointed when it tastes as sweet as candy.) The Khao Soi was mind-blowing. Extra points since the waitress saw me use up my chili paste and brought more in case the dish wasn't spicy enough :). The acidity from the lime, creaminess from the coconut milk, and the heat from the chili paste made such a great balance. It is a little tough to find parking here. You are better off parking along the street and walking for a couple minutes. And the restaurant is not huge, so it may get a little crowded. But all in all, I cannot wait to come back soon! read more
11 years ago
I stopped at Fork & Stix for a quick lunch on Friday. I ordered a green tea and the khao soi. Khao soi is a northern Thai noodle soup with curry paste and coconut milk. The egg noodles, crispy noodles, and the broth were all excellent. Can we just talk about that broth for a moment? It's sour and slightly spicy and very complex. I added some of the chili oil for a little extra spice. If I could leave there with a gallon of the broth I'd be a happy camper! I can't think of any other soup I'd find more satisfying on a cold winter day. This dish is difficult to eat in a visually pleasing way and I'm glad I wasn't on a date! You need to fill your spoon with broth, then use the chopsticks to add other items to your bite and then slurp it all up. Yum. The reason I go for 4 stars instead of 5 is the chicken. The chicken is the only component that made this dish less than perfect. I felt the chicken was under seasoned and very dry. Either way this is a busy little restaurant and they are doing Thai food right. The chicken won't keep me away from that broth... read more
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549 Rosedale Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63112
The Loop, Skinker/DeBaliviere Parkview, Skinker DeBaliviere
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(314) 863-5572
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