I love days that i happen to be near the airport bc that means I get to stop by this yummy little…read moreThai spot. Everything here is really authentic and delicious

They serve great pad Thai in the service was much better this last time. The ambiance is just a…read morefunky Austin type of Asian restaurant and very laid back. I will continue to go back and the food portions were Giant. It was enough for two more meals when I got home with it.

My sister and I tried Real Thai for lunch today, and we really enjoyed everything! You choose your…read moreseating, and ordering is easy using a tablet at the table. I ordered the Pad Woon Sen, my sister had the Beef Fried Rice, and we shared an order of Pork Egg Rolls. We ordered everything with mild spice, and it was perfect for us. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and tasted really good! If you don't handle much spice, be sure to ask for no spice. Even the mild had a little kick, but it was just right for us. We'll definitely be back again!

Order at the table on their tablet- it would be nice for each person to have a menu to view while…read morethe other is ordering. Super excited to see mango and sticky rice on the menu-however, while it wasn't bad, the sticky rice was very over cooked and the grains were like a potato consistency. The sauce was also cold and looked like it was separating perhaps due to the temperature. Pineapple fried rice-go Egg rolls- greasy but good-flavor- I liked their sauce wasn't artificially red Pad see ew- pretty good- noodle texture was spot on. I ordered medium and it was pretty spicy

Roses Kitchen is a true hole in the wall gem of a place. I'd been looking for a good Thai…read morerestaurant farther south Austin and stumbled across Roses. We ordered a couple plates, but my favorite was the pad Thai. The portion was very large and I could've easily eaten it for a couple meals. Our server was kind and attentive. They also have indoor and outdoor seating. Support local!

Amazing Thai food! The fried rice was so flavorful and the sweet Thai sausage was good, which I…read morehaven't seen before at some other Thai places. The pad see ew noodles were chewy and again, tons of flavors. It's hard to describe but I feel like other Thai places just have fewer notes of flavors.

I ordered over the phone, which was an easy and quick process. They said it would be ready in 20…read moremin and it was. The restaurant itself has a lot of indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a bar. It seems like a nice place to have a meal. As for the food, we ordered: Pad thai with chicken, mild spice - unfortunately this was a bit dry for me, though the taste was good. Pad see ew with chicken - I liked their version and would probably get it again. Pad woon sen with pork - typically my favorite noodle dish and I think they did a good job. Garden roll - good but not as packed as others I've had, and at a higher price point. Pineapple fried rice with pork - I liked this but was a bit on the oily side. Tom kha soup - I thought this was very good and had a decent amount of chicken and mushrooms Overall I liked everything but some items I felt I had better versions of elsewhere. It's also on the pricier side. Still, if in central Austin I think it's a solid choice for Thai food.

8/10 Would come back…read more I stopped in for the Pad Thai and overall it was a solid experience. My first few bites were a little underwhelming because it tasted slightly fishy and the flavors didn't seem to come together. After giving the box a really good shake, though, everything mixed properly and it tasted much better. I ordered a spice level 2, and wow, it was actually pretty spicy. I usually add extra chili sauce to my Pad Thai, but this time I didn't need to. If you're sensitive to heat, I probably wouldn't go any higher than a level 2. The peanuts added a nice crunch, and I highly recommend asking for extra lime. I felt like the dish could have used a little more acidity to balance everything out. While the slight fishiness wasn't my favorite, the overall flavor was good, and it's definitely one of the better Pad Thai options I've found in Austin so far. Not the best Pad Thai I've ever had, but one I'd happily order again when the craving hits.

Loved the Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mow) I (thought I) have…read morea high spice tolerance and asked for level 5 (comes in levels 4 and 5) and boy was it spicy! The flavors really came through though, despite the spice. Will definitely be coming back for the curries and the Pad Thai. Quick and friendly service. Nice ambience. Was busy on a Friday evening. It is located in a plaza so finding parking should not be a problem.

Titaya's Thai Cuisine we got from off of a list of recommended restaurants at the hotel we were…read morestaying at that was nearby during our trip to Austin. We came early, just before they opened and there was several customers waiting also which can kind of give the hint that you're at a good place. And indeed it was. I got their Pad Thai, a dish I don't often get as I often got the route of Drunken Noodles but I wanted to revisit Pad Thai so that was the direction I took foe this meal. It was very, very good ! The ingredients were fresh, the sauce and noodles were great! It was a decent sized meal which I appreciated as we had a very busy day ahead of us with shopping and being tourists and this meal was one of virtually all of the meals in Austin to be great to outstanding!

We usually love to eat here but service can be a little meh. Food is good we got the soup dumpling…read morepork and pho, orange chicken and the beef rib pho. I'm pretty disappointed since I had them package my food one waited about 20 min for them to package it up for me and two I still had two very large beef ribs left over and once I arrived home I noticed they did not pack those up only the noodles and broth which is pretty outrageous considering you're paying a hefty upcharge for the beef ribs. So be aware when they're packing up your food that they're packing up EVERYTHING.

Don't miss out on this hidden gem. Unique calamari, soup dumplings, city's best dim sum. Good…read morefood, good music, good people.

(Note: I write Facebook reviews for residents of Turner's Crossing, a new development in Buda, as…read morewe all learn about good places to dine in Austin.) ------------- it took us two years to return to one of the eateries most convenient to Turner's Crossing, but we finally made it today. I bet you have all passed this place numerous times. Looking at the notes I took back in 2023, I'm wondering why on earth wife Karen and I waited this long to pay a second visit. It might be the ambience, or rather the lack of usual restaurant atmosphere, that we found offputting. But our second visit today reaffirmed our belief that the food is worth stopping for. Or at least remembering this place when you want carry-out Im Thai is a nondescript little place, primarily a carry-out, with a couple dozen seats at tables and a counter, at Main Street and Old San Antonio Trail in Buda. It's clean and the padded seats are comfortable, but the view is mostly a picture window onto the parking lot of the small strip mall. Not exactly elegant dining, but who gives a flying fig when the food is really good. The place is run by a delightful, chatty woman at the counter in the middle of the big room. She also functions as waitress. In a curtained area behind her works a cook with everything needed to crank out some mighty tasty food. The menu has a huge assortment of dishes, from appetizers to soups to salads to curries to specialties to stir-fried items. There are noodle creations and fried rice concoctions. Many have photographs with the listings, plus plenty of explanation about what's going into each dish. On some of the items you can pick the protein, such as chicken, shrimp, pork or beef, and even super-size that ingredient for a bit extra. Karen and I are not knowledgeable about Thai cuisine so we depended on the descriptions in the menu and the suggestions by our waitress. I also wouldn't know the difference between authentic Thai food and imitation Thai food, whatever in blazes that might be. We were certainly happy with the Pad Thai we had for dinner. Neither of us had ever tried this iconic Thai dish, but figured it was time we give it a shot. After an appetizer of two crab Rangoon rolls ($7.49), filled with a creamy crab and cream cheese mixture, we split an order of Pad Thai ($15.95) with pork. The plate of stir-fred rice noodles, pork, onions, and crushed peanuts on the side was delicious. It was plenty filling for both of us. The only other time Karen and I were there was in October, 2023, when we stopped after passing it several dozen times. That time we asked the waitress to make recommendations and we were not disappointed. We had a vermicelli noodle dish with pork for me and a fried rice dish with pineapple, cashews and pork for Karen. Both were truly good, but we had no clue that the portions would be so large. Hers was easily enough for three big meals, so a large carryout box full came home with us. We spent a little more time poring over the menu today and noted a number of dishes that piqued our interest, so there will be other visits in the future for us. We both like to try something new occasionally, and there's enough on that menu to keep us experimenting for a while. If we have doubts about anything, the friendly staff can always steer us in the right direction. Note: Im Thai is out of servce daily from 3 to 4 p.m, when it reopens. It closes most days at 9.p.m., but 9:30 Fridays and Saturdays.

We are locals to Buda and this place is decent for a quick thai craving. We usually order the pad…read morethai and panang curry which are always great however, not the best we have had. Service is always great as it is a small place with down to earth small business. The dining area is every small though so it is usually better to do take out and it's not as clean.

Never disappoints, timely…read more Love their white rice and veggies Chicken noodle soup is also tasty.

CUSTOMERS BEWARE -- mandatory 20% gratuity for parties of 5+, hidden in fine print on the menu…read morecover. What was meant to be a quick lunch stop in Bastrop turned into an ordeal my kids had to witness. When the surprise charge appeared, I asked our waitress where the policy was disclosed. She didn't know. Neither did her colleagues. When I asked to see it posted, a staff member threatened to call the police on us for asking. We finally reached the owner by phone, who pointed to fine print on the menu cover that his own staff didn't know existed. If you're dining here with a group, ask about the auto-gratuity before you order -- and decide whether you want to give your business to a place that threatens to call the cops on customers for a reasonable question.

SO GOOD. But oh my gosh it's pretty spicy. But worth every bite…read more We got the American Pad Thai. SO good

Gotji has some creative fusion dishes that sound very intriguing so we definitely need to come back…read moreto explore more of what they have to offer! The Best Pad Thai ($18): Thai-style stir-fried rice noodles with egg, dried sweet radish, chili, garlic, crab meat, bean sprouts, and chives, topped with fried tempura shrimp, crispy shallots, tobiko, peanuts, and lime. I love pad thai, and this version delivered! The flavors were quite concentrated, so I recommend mixing the noodles thoroughly before eating. While the shrimp tempura was crunchy with a nice batter, I personally prefer the traditional proteins -- beef, chicken, pork, or tofu. BBQ Brisket Clay Pot ($19.50): A Thai-Chinese style clay pot featuring garlic, ginger, smoky brisket, onion, mushroom, Thai jasmine rice, green onion, sweet soy sauce, and chili garlic sauce. The combination didn't quite work for me and I wasn't a fan of the flavors, though my husband absolutely loved it. It's not as flavorful as the pad thai so we had to use the sauce they provided.

Wow, I'd heard about this place from several people and I must say it lived up to the hype. The…read moreenvironment is casual while still feeling airy and nice. Service is excellent, the staff is well informed and friendly. We got the chicken and rice and the pork dish. Everything was so incredibly flavorful, the rice was especially impressive. According to people I know who really know Thai food this place is very legit. We got a drink at Lazarus beforehand right across the street and that was a really nice way to lead into the dinner.

simple and homey flavors…read more their poached chicken is extremely tender, and their fried chicken is sooo delicious. i would come back for that and their garlicky rice! fried chicken wings were too dry to me, but the dipping sauce was crazy - salty, savory, sweet, and spicy their chicken broth soup is comforting and simple, great with the rice