Wow! This was my first time in Connecticut (from California!) and my group came very hungry close…read moreto the closing time. To start, the service was amazing and the servers were incredibly quick/hospitable. We had 8 people in our group too! The food was amazing as well - every dish was plated nicely and the flavors were on point. I ordered the drunken noodles, which had a wonderful, chewy texture. Everyone was happy with their food. If I am ever back in this area, I will make sure stop by :)

We ordered delivery on this last day of 2025. Both dishes and spring rolls were delicious…read more Delivery was fast and correct. Visually it was stunning but taste told the story. Amazing, fresh and a lot of food. Order with confidence

Love this small local restaurant, east street parking cosy…read more I came back here for mussels pancake and boat noodles again also tried new items on the menu. Boat noodles has excellent homemade broth and i believe not many thai place sell this dish. Strong aroma from the broth, chewy noodles if you can the the heat it's very addicting. I ended up ordering non spicy and have chilies on the side. The pork is little try. Meatball was good and bouncy. Love this very much overall. Crispy pork belly has very nice dipping sauce comes with it, i can tase the lime and little sweet and sour perfect to pair with the poke belly. Tapioca ball is ok something new to try, it's sweet dish kinda like Chinese mochi balls Pineapple fried rice smells very good the combination of spices, very aromatic Drunken noodles is yummy, the duck meat tend to be dry (beef one is better ) great deal when coming for lunch. Appetizers are small portions, which is great you get to taste little of everything. Fried wonton and fish cake is good, both are not Strong in seasoning but has a perfect dipping sauces. Mango sticky rice is excellent, sticky rice is not very sticky type, i guess it's cooked with pandan leaves, salty coconut sauce not too sweet , I'll get one order by myself next time. They'll only sell it when the mango is good so grab it when u can. Would definitely explore more food next time. Very nice boss lady!

Great food! Not where you go for the decor, but food is fantastic. This was our second time here…read moreand so we tried some dishes we hadn't tried before. Only repeat was the Tod Mun. Drunken noodles were tasty and spicy. We had to eat with white rice to temper the heat (not a bad thing since that meant we'd get another tasty meal out of it!). Thai style mussels pancake was also tasty. Be ready to dig in with fork and knife, or fork & spoon as we did.

This small yet cozy place has one of the best spots for great sushi and plenty of portions for…read morefood. I order some sushi rolls and a fried panned pork dumplings. We were greeted at the door and the waitress was there to help out with the menu. The food came quickly and it was plentiful. The rolls were packed with meat and the pan pork dumplings were easily consumed.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND!!…read more My friend and I came here for happy hour and were really disappointed by the service. From the start, our first round of drinks was delivered to the table next to us, and those guests actually drank from them before the waitress realized the mistake. Despite being told the drinks had already been sipped, she still tried to give them to us, and we had to firmly refuse before new drinks were made. Things didn't improve after that. My second drink, a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, arrived in a wine glass that clearly had someone else's lipstick on it, so I had to send that back as well. We also ordered edamame for the table, which was completely forgotten--we had to re-order it 45 minutes later before it finally arrived. My tofu and sushi were also underwhelming to say the least. What made the experience worse was the lack of apology or urgency from the staff, especially since the restaurant wasn't even busy. Overall, the poor customer service and repeated hygiene and attentiveness issues made this a very frustrating happy hour experience.

Tucked along the Saugatuck River, Rainbow Thai is my go-to spot for Thai food in Westport and…read moreeasily the best in town. I came in for lunch and ordered the Tom Kha soup and pineapple chicken curry lunch special. Everything was served at the perfect temperature. The soup was warm but not too hot, and the curry was rich and flavorful with rice that was just right. The chicken in both dishes was thin, juicy, and tender. The veggies were fresh and crisp, and I especially loved the burst of cherry tomatoes in the Tom Kha. The pineapple curry is always a favorite of mine. If you are coming for dinner, I highly recommend the pineapple duck curry. For lunch, their curry special is a fantastic deal at just $11.95 for a decent selection of curries with chicken. The service is always friendly and thoughtful. The timing was perfect, I finished my soup just as my entree arrived. Inside, the space feels warm and welcoming with lots of natural wood. If you get a table by the window, the river view makes the experience even better. They also do great takeout, but it is worth dining in for the atmosphere and hospitality. Rainbow Thai gets it right every time.

Our favorite Thai in Westport. While we noticed most people…read moretake out, we like to dine in by the windows overlooking the bridge & the water. The team is very nice, and the food consistently tasty. Our favorites are the red & green curries, as well as the Duck soup. The food quality for the price is unbeatable value.

Good choices Barn Thai Sampler (starter): Nice pick --…read moreusually a good way to try a mix of appetizers. Shrimp & Asparagus (entrée): Seems like the best main from your order. Mixed Drunken Noodles: Not quite up to the usual standard you expected. Not your favorite Thai Milk Tea: Too sweet. Atmosphere & service Clean interior Quiet environment Good service Overall it sounds like a pleasant place with solid service, with a couple menu hits and one miss. If I go, I might like trying: Thai basil dishes Curry options (often what Thai places do best) Asking for less sweet on drinks like Thai tea.

I've been trying to come here for a few months, but they seem closed at odd times…read more Today I went staff was very nice. Very polite. I had the rice noodle soup, I asked them to hold the bean sprouts. This is a $17 soup. For me, it was far too little broth, it was served in a huge bowl, but the bowl was not full of broth. It was maybe half full, including the meat, the shrimp and the rice noodles the broth was very bland. The restaurant pouts being a traditional Thai restaurant however the soup was served no traditional accoutrements.. Fish sauce (salt + umami) * Chili flakes or chili oil (heat) * Sugar (yes -- balance) * Vinegar or pickled chili vinegar (acid) * Often lime wedges They're seem to be only one person working the dining area and when I could finally get their attention, I was able to get some lime wedges and chili sauce. I'm on the fence if I'll go back sometimes like to give these places a second try nothing was awful and nothing was bad but the quantity was minimal. It wasn't worth the $17. The broth was minimal. They could definitely offer more broth and it just to seem like a bother to get traditional accouterments. This these types of soups are finished at the table and not in the kitchen. That's the traditional way.

If you are seeking an authentic thai restaurant, dont look any further, this place will not…read moredisappoint! The Chef and team built a fantastic menu, with great food options for all tastes. The restaurant itself is very low key - not fancy by any means, very few tables, but the service will not disappoint. All up- a must! The only downside is a missing lunch menu - hopefully getting added soon!

I have eaten at Jeera Thai In Westport, CT several times. Not only are the chef's offerings…read moreabsolutely delicious, she is also able to blend authentic ingredients with authentic spices in ways I could never imagine. The atmosphere is authentic, the waitresses offer suggestions and combinations when asked, and also tell you, if you desire, how to eat in the traditional Thai style. Secondary and tertiary options are offered but selection is never expected. Their primary objective is a great Thai experience. I cannot recommend any more highly. https://www.jeerathai.com/

This has to be one of my favorite casual dining spots! The…read morefood is so authentic, flavors are rich and tasty. The laksa options are great but the vegetable laksa is the best. The Malay tofu has complex flavors that are the perfect hint of spicy. The mushroom dumplings are worth every bite. The service is as fast and pleasant as can be.

I came back to try the hot oil dumplings and they were excellent, with a tender flavorful pork…read morefilling inside, and crispy shallots to add a textural element with hot chili oil and fresh cilantro. This is a generous portion which filled me up ( I was originally going to order 2!) The chili oil is hot, but not so hot and I wanted to drink what was left! Great app for sharing. The homemade limeade was so nice, no too sweet or tart, perfectfully balanced. It all hit the spot. The place was packed soon after I arrived at 4:30pm on a Sunday.

Nobody making dreams come true here however it is delicious eat in and take out classic American…read moreThai. Staff is super friendly and attentive as well. Thai ice tea or coffee rocks. Four local / three global.

I use certain dishes to judge specific restaurants. For Thai places, that's Pad Thai. Now I've had…read moreplenty of Pad Thai over the years and I've even made my own. This was not Pad Thai. Normally, the lemon is on the side along with the nuts just scattered across the top. As soon as I tasted it, I realized that they had squeezed the lemon into the dish and I also realized why. They were trying to offset the abysmally sweet taste. Pad Thai usually is a little bit sweet, but this tasted like they had poured honey into it. It was clear that they hadn't added any broth to the dish. In addition, the noodles clumped together because they used the wrong noodle. Pad Thai noodles are typically a flat rice noodle. These were thin noodles, like spaghetti. Overall, the dish was an unmitigated disaster and I won't be returning here

Eat Noodle in downtown Bridgeport was first recommended to me a couple years ago. I live an hour…read moreaway, but the passion behind the recommendation impressed me. I finally visited around 3:15 on a recent Saturday afternoon. The space is very nice and includes high ceilings, cool light fixtures, light colored woods and white chairs. Service is helpful, efficient and friendly. I asked for a recommendation because I like ramen, pho, curry noodles and the other soups on the menu. The server recommended Curry Crispy Chicken Noodles, but she warned I might think they're spicy. I loved these noodles. The curry broth was flavorful, but not too spicy. The noodles had great texture. The crispy chicken was very satisfying. The potatoes and carrots were well executed. The punches of cilantro were very fresh. It was a great bowl of noodles. If I lived nearby, I'd be back soon to explore more of the menu. In any event, I'll make sure I come back. 5 Stars

Came back for my daughter's birthday meal, which was a good choice because she loves boba tea. It…read morewas a slow Wednesday night, so business was more manageable from last visit. We had Lucia as our server, way better than the one we had last time. Thank goodness. Our food came out quickly. This time I got the crispy chili chicken skewers as an appetizer. It tasted fresh and clean with a great crisp. I got curry noodle with fried chicken. I put the top pieces to the side to protect it from getting soggy. It was perfect. I like how the table has chili sauce available to add spice to anything. To drink I got a house made black tea, a lychee martini, and a mai tai; all tasted good. My son got the pork boa buns, next time I'm going to try that. My daughter got a happy birthday fried ice cream for dessert. Said she'll come back again.

We've ordered takeout, catering and dined in here many times. It's the best Asian restaurant in the…read morewilton/redding/ridgefield area. They have great dishes, drinks, friendly owners and have a lovely restaurant on the inside. Our favorites include the pad see ew, steak salad, Thai tea and all of their specials. They are generally quick to serve but do get busy at peak hours. Few restaurants consistently have a full dining room so you can tell they are popular. They can accommodate allergies as well!

i don't know how this place has 4.8 stars with 400+ reviews on google…read more.. we had to wait at least 50 minutes for a 35 minute to-go order. was offered water and thai tea while waiting. the space is nice extremely packed on a saturday night. the bathroom is very nice and has everything you need to ensure a good experience in there. but the food is not good at all! it has no flavor and is honestly a disgrace to a fellow thai food enjoyer i thought the food was going to be enjoyable because of the photos and ratings on google.. please do me a favor and spare your time, money and tastebuds. anyone that enjoys their dishes either has the tastebuds of a dolphin or has never had any other thai cuisine