Stopped in for takeout after work. Greeted instantly by the very friendly staff. Ordered pad see ew…read moreto take home and enjoy a beer in the small, but cozy booths that surround the restaurant. The food came out so fast and was obviously hot/made fresh to order. Environment was small and cozy, I thought laid out well. The food was fairly priced, with a good amount of protein ( I chose chicken) added. My dish was mild/balanced in flavor (not overly salty or strong flavors) but I did feel the chicken had large chunks that were so what dry.

I finally said to myself Phu-Ket, I'm going to give this place a try. I was glad I did, it was…read morePhu-ken tasty! If your in search for great thai food. Look no further than Phu-Ket.

very yummy and fresh food and very good service, very kind mom and pop vibe, definitely recommend!read more

Waited forever for takeout. Severely understaffed. Severely over-rated. Yelp is making me keep…read moretyping. I hate to leave a poor review, but I want to give people a heads up.

Solid Thai spot. I…read moreordered via Uber Eats and it arrived quick and hot (on a Friday night). Veg spring rolls were delicious and clearly made in house. Pad Thai was better than the other Thai places in the immediate area. Will definitely order some other dishes to try!

I have to write an updated review to gush about their house noodle soup. It has become my husband's…read morefavorite comfort meal. If he's unwell, has a cold, and is craving a warm bowl of soup, this is it. I can tell that this is the soup that will lift his spirits and give him warmth, especially during these cold winters. Their house noodle soup has depth of flavor in its broth, and very unique in taste, unlike any others we've had elsewhere. We've always ordered takeout and it arrives quickly and it's packaged well Their pad Thai on the other hand is still a bit of a miss. It's tasty flavor wise but the texture is still lacking with some unnecessary crunch in several bites. Neither one of us could place what that was, it tasted like chalky salt...

Today was our third trip to 29 Bistro and it has been great every time. The Pho and chicken satay…read moreare our go tos, but we have also tried the ka pow, grilled beef plate and fried rice and har never been disappointed. We'll be back again and again!

Food is very tasty and great ambiance…read more A fine place for a small party of family or friends- the cuisine is pretty killer- especially their soup on a cold New England day.

The eggs and Thai wings were very good , fresh, nice skin, …read more The 49 Pad See Kew noodles dish luncheon special with chicken was excellent, flavors for the noodles were addictive. Nice friendly staff and the noodles dishes , Pad Thai always freshly cooked with fresh vegetables.

Service was great, very fast and friendly. We ordered tom yum soup, crab Rangoon, crazy udon &…read morecrispy chicken pad Thai for pick up. Tom yum soup 2/5- far too sweet for my preference. I've had a lot of tom yum and unfortunately this was my least favorite. Pad Thai 2/5- very sweet as well which I personally did not like. Crispy chicken was good. They use very thin rice noodles. Crab Rangoon 3/5- heavily filled, good sauce, decent. Crazy Udon 2/5- very oily, but good flavor. We got chicken which was okay, a bit too dry for my preference. Overall, unfortunately I wouldn't come back for anything I've already ordered.

Excellent food with plenty of vegetarian and vegan options…read more Good for both eat-in and take-out. Nice little dining room.

An overall okay experience, but not worth visiting frequently. I went for dinner and ordered the…read morecoconut shrimp and chicken teriyaki. The coconut shrimp was amazing--tender, well cooked, crispy, and perfect in every way. The chicken teriyaki, however, was disappointing. The chicken wasn't marinated at all; it was basically boiled chicken with teriyaki sauce on top, and they called it chicken teriyaki. Lastly, the restaurant was labeled as Thai food, but the majority of the front menu consisted of ramen and rice plates, with no curry or pad Thai whatsoever. It felt more like a fast-food-driven place.

I've been coming to this spot on and off for the past couple years with my wife and it definitely…read morehits the spot every time. Whether it's the noodle dishes, soups, or apps, they've all got their own individual vibes for the occasion/season. Most recently, we've had their skewers (which pair well with their house sauces), as well as their fried salmon and beef stew noodle soup. While they've all got their quirks, I'd say that everything would go well when paired with a drink - especially with how all the flavors and textures meld well with one another, and still are neither too overwhelming nor too heavy for what they are. Would come back again for sure!

Service was friendly. Unfortunately, I really didn't like what I ordered…read more I got the Pla (fish) with vegetables, and it was too salty for me and didn't have another clear flavor in its favor. There wasn't a strong ginger or garlic essence like I'm used to in a Thai brown gravy. My friends seemed happy with their curries though...so maybe I just ordered wrong. On Sunday, they have a very strong takeout business, which also impacted the ambience. At one point there were like six people waiting in line at the entrance. In such a small establishment, it changes the vibe to have people hovering and getting impatient and clarifying orders, with the frequent entrance/exit of new patrons. Our table was closest to the entrance so we probably "felt" it more than other tables would have. Still, for the "mom's night out" space that we were cultivating, I would've preferred to pay more to go someplace that had less of a takeout vibe. Note: there is only one all-gender restroom and it is for customer use only. Free parking out front.

Delicious! Highly recommend the beef massaman or beef panang - they are kind of similar though so…read morewould recommend only ordering one of the two. The pad thai is also tasty- a lot more moist than normal pad thai. I liked the fried chive cakes; they taste similar to Korean chive pancakes. Salt and pepper pork has a slight kick to it. I liked it but was more excited by the other dishes. All in all great experience!

My favorite was the pomelo salad, I recommend getting it as an appetizer. The curries were not that…read moregood to be honest. I thought they were very sweet with a strong coconut milk base, which I personally don't like but if you do, get the crab curry. The fried chicken skin was unimpressive. I thought it'd be like the Jollibee fried chicken skin (iykyk) but it was unseasoned and unbattered deep fried chicken skin with sweet chili sauce. For the struggle of booking a reservation, I think the dishes weren't as good as I thought they'd be.

The food is oh so delicious. The quantity and quality of the food is amazing. The relaxing…read moreatmosphere is peaceful and refreshing. My family and I truly enjoyed ourselves. The service is great. The waitress was awesome.

This was not our first time dining at this restaurant. We have visited before and always enjoyed…read morethe food. Unfortunately, during our most recent visit, we experienced something extremely disturbing involving our 18-month-old child. From the moment we arrived, the server appeared visibly irritated and was openly complaining about work pressure and staffing issues. We understood that restaurants can be understaffed and stressful, so we initially tried to be patient and respectful. However, the situation became unacceptable when our infant child was seated in a high chair. The server brought plastic wrap, duct tape, and scissors toward the table and attempted to "wrap" the high chair area while saying that "kids make a mess." When I asked what she was doing, her behavior and comments felt completely inappropriate, offensive, and deeply upsetting. After that, the server repeatedly returned to our table with what we felt was hostile and abusive behavior toward our child and family. Even though we had already ordered nearly $200 worth of food, we chose to leave because no parent should ever feel their child is being mistreated. Children cannot always speak for themselves, especially infants and toddlers, and they deserve to be treated with kindness, patience, and dignity everywhere they go. I strongly encourage families and parents to think carefully before supporting businesses where children are not treated respectfully. This experience was heartbreaking for our family, and I hope the restaurant takes this matter seriously and ensures no other child or family experiences something similar again.