Celebrated a birthday dinner with a party of 8. The staff was really friendly and helped provide…read morerecommendations on dishes to order. Everything was so tasty here. We ordered a ton of dishes including - Panang curry, mussaman curry, basil eggplant, pad see ew, Thai mixed veggies, Thai beef salad, and the combo appetizers. The standout for me was the Thai beef salad.

Ordered some pad thai thru DoorDash and honestly the food is decent! Delivery didn't take super…read morelong. I can't speak to the ambiance but I've passed by a few times before and it looks like a cute place. I think it just ended up being a bit cold but that's to be expected during lunch time delivery. I like that lunch comes with either a spring roll and a soup or two spring rolls. They were perfectly fried! Definitely would order again even though it's not my favorite Thai in town. I do appreciate how the pad Thai wasn't super oily and greasy. It doesn't feel unhealthy chowing it down.

Stopped by on a rainy night after doing the First Fridays art walk on Penn and happened to find a…read moreparking spot next to the restaurant. My girlfriend and I had a tough time deciding what we wanted. She ended up getting the Three Season Chicken and I got Chicken Pad Thai. Her chicken was well seasoned it you could still taste the protein (that's a good thing in my book). It wasn't overwhelmed by the sauce. Same with my Pad Thai. Although my chicken seemed a little dry. However it was still delicious The staff was very attentive and helpful. We will definitely stop by again.

Cute little place. The server was amazing! She was running the entire dinning room on her own and…read morekept a smile the whole time. The food here was excellent. I love a good red curry. I'd also recommend trying the scallion bites. We were sat quickly even though it was quite busy. The food came out quickly as well. It does not get very loud as it is a smaller place so it is a nice place for a quiet relaxing dinner. Street parking is a little tough on liberty avenue but it is worth stopping in. In addition, I accidentally left my card on the table. The waitress kindly wrapped it with my name on it for me to pick up the next day. I will eat here any day.

Absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish…read more First, the atmosphere was immaculate. The music was amazing, banger after banger, and it gave the whole restaurant such a fun, comfortable energy. The staff was incredibly attentive, clean, friendly, and genuinely caring without hovering. They seemed to know exactly when you needed something and when to let you enjoy your meal. The menu was also exactly what I want from a Thai restaurant. They had a great selection without making it overwhelming, and all of the classics you would expect were there. I started with the spring rolls, and they were excellent. The serving size was perfect for one person, three good finger-sized rolls, and they came out absolutely piping hot. I actually had to wait a minute before eating them, which I genuinely appreciate. There is something to be said for food arriving fresh from the kitchen instead of sitting around getting lukewarm. Then came the red curry beef. I travel for a living, and one thing I make a point of doing everywhere I go is trying the red curry beef. I have probably had hundreds of versions in different cities, so I am pretty particular about what makes a great one. For me, the curry needs to have a rich, creamy, slightly thicker consistency. Too many places serve it watery, which immediately takes away from the dish. The beef also has to be good quality, because questionable meat can ruin even a great curry. Dancing Crab Thai absolutely nailed both. The curry was rich and creamy with a powerful but beautifully balanced combination of coconut and red curry flavor. The spice level was perfect, enough heat to make it exciting without overpowering everything else. The beef was excellent quality, and along with the usual peppers and bamboo shoots, this one also had peas, which I don't remember seeing very often in red curry but really enjoyed. Even the presentation had a thoughtful touch. The rice came shaped like a heart. After trying red curry in hundreds of restaurants, I can confidently say this is now my number one. For an appetizer and entree, plus the overall quality of the experience, I thought the pricing was completely reasonable. My full meal came to around $45, and considering the quality of the food, the portion sizes, the atmosphere, and the service, I felt like I got exactly what I paid for. Excellent atmosphere, excellent service, excellent food. I travel constantly and eat at a LOT of restaurants, and this is one I will absolutely remember and gladly return to.

Good stuff. Decided to ball out and get the kao soi with short rib. This was great. Beef was…read moretender, sauce was thick and flavorful. Wish there was a little more noodle but that's just me being picky. Will definitely order again if I'm in the neighborhood.

Great local thai spot!! We are so lucky to have 2 fantastic thai spots near our home. I love all of…read moretheir food. Any of their fried rice dishes are great, the pad thai, the specials/fish dishes are fantastic. I love sitting outside at their restaurant in the warmer months. The service is quick and they are kind people

Thank you for THE BEST Lobster Ragoon! Yum! The Tom Yum soup…read moreis perfect for a cold day.

Continues to be one of the best Thai restaurants in Pittsburgh. We generally stick to take-out, but…read morethe restaurant now claims to be open for dining in. There was some construction going on when we picked up or order, so maybe call ahead to get up to date status. Street parking nearby is fairly easy. The online ordering experience is very easy. The food is nicely packaged and extremely well labeled to identify exactly what's in each container. In terms of the food itself, the level of flavor in just about everything is phenomenal. We have ordered items at a spice level ranging from 5 to 8 on a scale of 10. That feels like a good range, depending on the item. Sometimes a tom yum soup needs to be a 5 and a curry feels right at around 7 or 8. The som tom salad and tom yum soup were both extremely flavorful. The fresh rolls with shrimp were somewhat lacking and have generally been better in the past. The stir fries and curries were fantastic. I particularly enjoyed the garlic stir fry and red curry for our latest order. All told, this is an excellent destination. They consistently serve up excellent Thai food, and the restaurant staff all seem very committed to the goal. This is exactly the kind of destination that I like to support.

Takeout from here is always pretty solid, they definitely run spicier than other Thai spots in the…read morecity so make sure you can handle it! Their Kao Soi is quite thick, more curry noodle than noodle soup which is my personal preference. But, I loved how much vegetable and flavor t had, only wish it had more onion and other toppings. Overall you can't go wrong with any of the dishes here, and I would definitely pick the stir fried noodles as must tries!

Food was phenomenal! We also got the crab rangoons that we ate before we could get a picture and…read morethey were the best I've ever had. They use real crab which makes a huge difference. The drinks were so tasty and worth the $4! Everything was so favorable, we will be back again and again for that alone. They were playing great music, and the inside is so cute and well decorated. Our server was the sweetest and so thankful. He took the time to explain anything we had questions on and recommended things on the menu as well. Please visit here, you won't regret it!

Amazing food amazing service what more can you ask for…read more The curry is excellent, crab fried rice is some of the best I've had!

This was our last stop on a little weekend getaway and it's the truth when they say to leave the…read morebest for last. We had a horrible culinary experience the past couple of days driving through West Virginia, Ohio, and western New York. Pittsburgh was our last stop before heading home and Kiin Lao and Thai Eatery made up for all of the culinary disappointment this weekend. Let's talk about the ambiance first. Everything about this restaurant was quite beautiful. When I say beautiful, I don't mean it in an elegant way, but an artsy street vibe way. It is hip, clean, and we'll put together. You can tell a lot of love went into the decorations and into every piece of art on its walls. The service was pretty good. The server herself was attentive when needed and left us alone when needed. The food was AWESOME. We got the papaya combo with the Thum Mak Houng option, curry puffs, grilled pork shoulder with sticky rice, and Pad Gra Prow Street Style. The papaya was "lao-style" made with fermented shrimp paste. If you love deep umami flavors, this is it for you. The papaya salad was pungent and sour and savory spicy and just so satisfying. We asked for a 6/10 spiciness and they came with the heat. The chicken skewers that came with it was flavorful too. A little bit of char on the chicken would've brought it over the top. The curry puffs were so comforting and had that south Asian flavor profile that was very welcomed. The curry and spice blend did not overwhelm the potatoes. Instead it enhanced the earthy potato flavors in the best way possible. The menu said that it came with a cucumber sauce but I don't think we got that. What we got was a more like a honey sauce. The sauce was good in itself but didn't pair well with the puffs. The grilled pork shoulder was delectable. The meat was tender and it was seasoned perfectly. Again, more char on the meat would've brought it to a new level. The only gripe I have with this order was the sticky rice. The amount of sticky rice you get with it was so small I thought it was a joke initially. Nope, it was not! I thought the Pad Gra Prow Street Style was OKAY. I would've made it a little saucier. Despite this, my significant other absolutely LOVED it. Pad Gra Prow was my significant other's favorite dish when she lived overseas. She said that this was the best Pad Gra Prow she has had on this side of the world. Overall, it was a wonderful experience. We would definitely come by again when we are back this way.

Was really excited to find a Thai and Lao restaurant while visiting Pittsburgh. Almost didn't…read morenotice Kiin when we were walking down the street because it's just a small door and then you have to take the stairs up to the restaurant. The art on the stairway and in the restaurant is really great. Loved the vibe. Lots of great choices for gluten-free vegetarian, such as myself and the food did not disappoint. I ordered mee Kathi and it was so flavorful! I got a spice level 4 (of 10) and could've done a bit more spicy, I just didn't know what to expect. The service was just OK. The waiter didn't seem to want to be bothered with us, and also the very loud music that was interrupted by a lot of equally loud commercials was pretty offputting, but based on the food, I would definitely come back.

Absolutely fantastic food and hearty portions! This is my go-to Thai place when in Pittsburgh…read more(Springdale)

Fabulous find in Springdale! Most everything was exceptional. My fried chicken was great, but the…read morerest of the fried rice was a letdown, especially compared to how wonderfully flavorful the Basil Salmon and Dumpling Curry were. The Spring Rolls and Crab Rangoon are also must-haves. We will definitely be back next time we are in the area.