All the different curry flavors are excellent. The drinks are delicious, too. The atmosphere is…read morenice, and the service is good too.

I got the Crying tiger and it was very good. Would come again. Water was good too. Idk how else to…read moreget to 85 characters

Avid drunken noodle connoisseur…read more These are some of the best I've had 10/10 Amazingly good portions for the price! Also the staff are super kind

I stopped by Thaitwist after finding out that it was near Costco, where I fueled up for an…read moreout-of-town trip. Finding parking was very easy in this plaza. Despite visiting on a weekend at 1:00pm, there was still a waitlist. Thankfully, there was space, and I was sat within 10 minutes. The atmosphere was very relaxing to sit in, but the lady who served me was stone cold with responses. When I had asked for popular items, she was very short; I ended up having my regular Thai food favorite, Khoa Soi. Speed? They definitely have this on lock, as my Khoa Soi was out within 5 minutes - wow! The taste was great, and the noodles were crisp. Imagine an afternoon pick-me-up, and Khoa Soi was that dish! The broth was just the perfect consistency. Although their internet wasn't working at the time, their payment processor thankfully was. Tap to pay, and I'm on my way!

Fortunately still a 10/10!…read more - Pad see ew: Not too sweet, super flavorful. Noodles were addictively chewy. Lots of Chinese broccoli, egg, and protein added. - Boat noodle: leaned more toward pho than a super strong bloody boat noodle, but delicious nonetheless, and a huge portion of meat and meatballs!!!! In this economy??

Attentive, quick service. Piping hot dishes. Relaxed, comfortable atmosphere for a casual dinner…read more Best dish: Pad Thai - al dente noodles. Unusual option with fish (add $6) Least impressed: Chicken egg rolls -- hard, not crispy. Overall, on the salty side. Tables feel a little sticky. Ample parking on a Saturday night. A good find in the neighborhood!

I have been craving to try boat noodle soup ($15.95) since I've seen it online. It is a blood-based…read moresoup so it's a dark brown but the taste is not noticeable. It comes with thin noodles, sliced beef, pork meatballs, green onions, pork rinds, Thai basil, and cilantro. They do have a Thai level of spicy and they do warn that they do not to re-makes of dishes. I also got their pork jerky which came with a side of spicy fish sauce dip. The staff is nice and the place is clean.

Went here to get Thai food for supper and this place was disappointing. After leaving Thai Corner,…read moreI thought to myself, I should have checked the reviews on Yelp first before going and I probably could have avoided this. However, much to my surprise, when I checked Yelp, this place has almost all 5-star reviews. It makes no sense, so I had to leave a review. This is definitely not a 5-star or even a 4-star place. I'll give the benefit of doubt, maybe some other people have had a better experience than me, but realistically this place is like 3 stars max. I'm giving it 2 stars in this review and will explain why based on what we ordered. We ordered 3 items. First up was the appetizer which was Rangoons. They didn't look right when we got them. Usually, Rangoons have a puffy shaped appearance and have a cream cheese filling. The Rangoons we got were flat shaped triangles. I thought this was weird but I was trying to be open minded as maybe they have a different style here. They unexpectedly tasted like Chicken. I'm not sure if they used ground Chicken meat in them or if the taste of the filling was overpowered by being cooked in Chicken grease. The next item was Papaya Salad. The person that ate this said it didn't taste like Papaya. The main comment was either they used low-quality Papaya or it was old. Then there was the entree I got, Crying Tiger. Usually, Crying Tiger is marinated flank steak thinly sliced with a spicy sauce on the side. That's not what I got. The meat I got was Steak cut into cubes. It looked and tasted like the cuts of meat you buy at the grocery store to make stew. The sauce on the side was not right either. While the meat tasted alright for being stew meat, the dish was simply not what I was expecting. Overall, the food was visually unappealing and didn't taste right or was sub-par. It was clear that whoever was cooking the food didn't know how to make restaurant quality Thai food. I felt like I was eating out of the back of someone's house who didn't know how to cook good or didn't have the right ingredients or just didn't care. My recommendation is to avoid this place. I've been to a few Thai restaurants in Chino Hills, and this has been the worst so far. I still have a few left to try.

My sister-in-law and I ended up feeling hungry after a movie at Harkins, so we decided to satisfy…read moreour craving for Thai food. The first thing that stood out to us was how incredibly clean the restaurant was--it immediately made a great impression. I ordered the Chicken Pad Thai, while my sister-in-law chose the BBQ Chicken. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals -- it was seasoned well. The portions were generous, and we each had plenty left over to take home. The owner was warm, friendly, and attentive, making us feel genuinely welcome throughout our visit. While we were there -- lots of people came to pick up food!

The food is still the same very flavorful and filling. The service could be a bit better we felt…read morerushed. The waitress was a bit rude and tried to clear our table before we were finished eating. She also brought us the check a few minutes after that. We enjoy the food but the waitress need to be trained on customer service.

Decent Thai spot. Came in for dinner with a friend. Inside is clean and simple. Some tables and a…read morefew booths for seating. It has a good sized menu with a lot of the classics. We got the shrimp pad Thai. It was a bit too sweet for my taste. We also got the angel wings and those were pretty good. Overall a decent spot. Would come back to try more. Service was good. Friendly staff. Easy parking in front.

Place is closed down. All the tables and chairs are gone. Phone is disconnected and no furniture…read moreinside

The food was so flavorful and delicious! We ordered the papaya salad, pineapple fried rice, pad…read moreThai, Thai tea, and fried bananas and everything was absolutely amazing! The service was great, the ambiance was beautiful, and it's very kid-friendly. They open at 11 AM, and I recommend getting there early because it gets crowded quickly. You can also make reservations, which is a great option. It was definitely busy, but the food and experience were worth it! I'll definitely be coming back!

The food here is amazing! It's best to go with several people so you can order more things to share…read moreso you get to taste them all. The service is really good, even when they're super busy. Just be patient because they have so many people to help as the place gets packed during peak hours. The ambiance is very lively as many diners are enjoying their conversations with awesome food. The only feedback I have is to not run out of their desserts. We were so looking forward to to a couple of desserts but they didn't have anything but sticky rice.

Ambience 8.5/10, spacious tables, clean bathroom but tables were sticky…read more Food: 9/10, crab fried rice was plentiful and the crab portions were generous! The crab cakes were delicious BUT if you do NOT like rubbery textures, this is not for you.. the Tea was good, not too sweet, balanced perfectly. Gioza was tasty, not over cooked, the soy sauce was a nice edition.. the chow mein was a bit oily for my liking but the portions were good, I added shrimp and the portion was generous so thank you Service: the servers were very friendly and attentive

I had the Chicken Larb, spicy. Steamed Jasmine rice. Small bowl of Tom Kha Gai Coconut Chicken sour…read moresoup. SPICY! Tom kha gai soup is one of my all time favorite meals. Period. I make it at home several times a year and usually mine is better than a restaurant. Not this time. I thought it was better than what I make. Must be love. Very good. Service was quick and friendly.

THE best Thai restaurant I've ever been to!…read more Have been going there for 20+ years! The food has remained consistently good all these years! The service has always been good & efficient & the ambiance is nice!

Honestly, I think you can find a better Thai restaurant nearby or just by driving a little bit…read moremore. Food is decent, but their quality of service is terrible. They have multiple servers but only one is taking orders. Also, when you order here, come in and expect that you won't receive at least one item from what you've ordered.

I went in about two weeks ago. They had just opened at 4 PM. There were two really nice ladies…read morehelped me out taking my order, bringing my drinks and food. Everything was exceptional. The food was great. I ordered the Pad see and the fried rice with shrimp both were delicious. I thought of asking for extra sauce for the noodles, but they have just the right amount. Flavor was great and the veggies had a nice color and we're not overcooked. I have nothing but good things to say. Will be coming back very soon. I wasn't able to take pictures because I hate everything too fast.

As Thai's, We usually try to avoid Thai places that use broccolini's in their dishes as that's…read moreusually a sign the food is not going to taste authentic. Traditional Pad Se Eew uses Gai Lan which has been called Chinese broccoli, but they are not the same. We got the Pad Thai and the papaya salad. They were both very good but the papaya salad was missing field or blue crab. I guess we should have known they won't use crab since they don't use gai lan. This place is good to go for that last minute thai craving. It will do the trick but I would recommend more authentic places like Little Buddha off Limonite or even Seven Seas.