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    Long Beach Thai Restaurant

    4.0 (1.6k reviews)
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    Closed • 9:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Thai Boat Noodle
    Levis K.

    A classic Long Beach spot! I've been going here with my family for many years growing up and their food has always been good. They have a good selection of options so there's likely going to be something for everyone. Highly recommend the Thai boat noodles - the broth is very rich and flavorful, definitely in my top 5. I will say that service can be very inconsistent. From my more recent experiences (multiple visits across the last year or two), I noticed a pattern where the servers are quick to seat you and take your order, but then you don't hear from them again until you flag them down (if you need anything or want to get the check, for example). I'm not saying that check-ins throughout the meal are required, but they would be nice gestures. Also having to wait around to contact a server just to pay can be a bit inconvenient... The ambiance is nice, it has modern decorations and there's a good amount of interior seating. I will add that it's mostly street parking in the front but they have a small parking lot in the back, including a rear entrance. Overall, good food, 50/50 service, still would come back.

    Crispy Pork Belly
    Katrina N.

    My boyfriend and I ordered via third party app cos they had a lot of good reviews. When we received the food, everything was well packaged... except the papaya salad. Now I know why they put it in a plastic bag when delivered. The sauce spilled in the bag. I had to pour it back in the container when opened. I don't think that's very sanitary or even proper way for the sauce to be put in the papaya salad. They could have at least put the sauce in a separate container for me to add. Food: -Green papaya salad (som tom): Like I said the sauce spilled all in the bag (see pic). Other than that, it was really good. It has a little kick to it. But I feel like the sauce could have been served on the side. -House special crispy pork belly: It was really delicious. It has good flavor. The breading on the pork gives it a nice crunch and pairs well with the sauces provided. -Roti with peanut dipping sauce: The texture of the roti was really soft with an easy bite. And it pair well with the peanut sauce we got. The peanut sauce was a little bit liquidy for my liking, but overall it had a good taste. Rey peanut forward. -Pad Thai with shrimp: The noodles were cooked perfect. The noodles on the bottom however did stick together (after it sits there for a while). But once you mix everything, you get a good bite - the noodles, bits of egg, bean sprouts. I do wish there was an option to request more lemon/lime. I like to add a lot on mine. I definitely recommend this place. Their menu also had a lot of other yummy food options to choose from.

    House Fried Rice
    Tristen S.

    Got this for take out and it was a great meal! The crispy pork was my favorite dish and paired well with the fried rice. The pad thai was okay too.

    roasted duck noodles = $17.95 for a large
    Trung N.

    3.5 stars I think our mistake was ordering with our hearts and not what was recommended. I ordered the khao soi with chicken ($16.95). While I loved the texture of the noodles - perfectly al dente with just the right of bounce - the broth didn't quite do it for me. It lacked body, rendering it to be more watery. I also felt like the broth tasted a lot sweeter than what I prefer. Adding the pickled cabbage, cilantro, lime, and chili did however help offset the sweetness. The roasted duck noodle ($17.95 for a large) broth tasted fantastic. It was light with plenty of flavor. It was good, though I don't think I'd make my way to this part of town for this version. Long Beach Thai is certainly worth a try.

    Alex K.

    There's a a lot of Thai restaurants in Long Beach but this one is a staples and popular amongst the locals. I've been a few times here's and there and it's alway been decent. I love me some Thai food so if there's a place that's worth it, it's a keeper. The last visit I was here it was ok. Good but nothing major that was a rave factor. This visit, it was actually better than the other few times. Saturday evening and it was packed. Pretty much all the tables were utilized but a few open spot along the communal tables. There was a sign in sheet right when you walked in. Give or take a 10 min wait for us with two groups ahead. We actually got lucky and were given one of the booth along the wall versus sharing a seat at the communal table. Menus and water were brought out right away but it did take a good while to order. Almost had to flag some down so we could order. They have the noodle menu with their classic noodle soup. And the regular menu with pretty much everything. Also a lot of the dishes had pictures if you don't know what they were. The wait staff were very nice and sweet. Once the order was taken, they were pretty attentive with everything. We started off with the papaya salad with salted shrimp and peanuts. Chicken panang and the large bowl of boat noodle with beef ball and beef. You would think that the papaya salad would have came out first but the panang did. A couple minutes later the salad came out. It was tasty with medium spice level. The seasoning and flavors were quite nice. It did have a sweetness to it and adorned with cabbage slices. The panang was tasty I must say. Coconut broth was tasty and a nice thickness to it. Not overly watery but just the right consistency. Also the large pot of rice was perfect for the curry and the papaya salad. Lastly, the boat noodle with beef ball and beef slices large size with medium spice level. I like to add my own spices to it so starting with medium and then the finishing touches was great. You have options on noodles to add which I stuck to the classic thin noodle. The large size seemed average so I can only imagine what the smaller size was like. Broth was great. The last place I had boat noddle, broth was pretty watery and bland. This was quite tasty and with the beef ball and slices of beef were great. So far this visit was quite nice. The food was great and tasty. Service was a little slow at the beginning but after ordering it was great. Our drink was constantly filled up when they've seen it low. The staff were all friendly and sweet. Also, they still don't serve alcohol. There's street parking along the front but I'm not sure if there's parking in the back. I did notice people and uber eats coming in from that way so they hast have some parking there. It's a staples in Long Beach and seemed to alway be busy so you know it must be good. Plus, loads of Asians which is always sigh of a good Asian restaurant.

    Jenny D.

    Haven't been here in a long time but it's always good and this time it was very good as well. The fried rice with chicken was good, the tom kha was perfect, and the pad see ewww with beef was also very delicious. I love this place because I use to go with my big brother, David, and he has pasted but coming here brings back fond memories. Also, the server was very good it wasn't too busy as well!

    Green Thai tea
    Jessie Z.

    My friend took us this place and told us "you have to come here and get this- Thai boat noodle". Honestly at first because of the restaraunt name we thought the name was Thai boat noodle and then realized it was a dish we never heard of. I imagined it to be some sort of metal hotpot, but its actually similar to pho but richer/more umami beefy flavor and less fresh herbs. Its like what a complete meal after a night out would taste like. Now in her I trust and bow down to her elite taste buds and sense of foraging the terrain for quality food spots. Place really is hole in the wall from outside. Street parking along main street. You will mostly likely whizz past vy the restaraunt. Inside incredibly spacious with unique offerings, courteous and fast staff. Food, incredibly.fast and seems popular on weekends with families so you know its authentic. They take card, the fortune cookies are mid (not too vanilla, lighter foamy than crisp/crunchy) LOOL Thai boat noodle- can choose mild (no spice/spicy), med/large, diff kind of noodles. The broth rich and umami, more pho like not creamy, has a variety of toppings. Okay the toppings are very high quality without the fancy verbiage of wagyu- meat not too fatty, the braised beef/pork bits had a character unique sweetness, meatballs with actual flavor, but most appreciative was the tripe which was specially thinly sliced. Intestines could be cleaned a bit more but you can choose non combo options. They have all the toppings u would want including the Thai chili classics, housemade sauce, and hoisin+ sriracha. The wide noodles are super wide almost like the chinese pulled ones (not as thick). But id recommend typical rice noodles (medium thin, just the original for best soakage of broth. All herbs come included/cooked in broth including cilantron vs added on top. Also, the green Thai tea. Amazing so good. So surprised by the floral fragrance of it and its not too sweet perfect balance. Wish parking was a bit easier for the scared and afraid but good spot :D. Also have unique desserts I haven't seen elsewhere like a custard pumpkin.

    Duck noodles
    Teresa B.

    I am so sad to admit that mild is spicy for me. But, you can order thai tea to help you cool down. I consumed thai boat noodle beef with wide rice noodles. The beef cuts were tender. It was a good break from enjoying the spicy broth and noodles. I think it was perfectly seasoned, I did not add additional lime. My boyfriend got the roasted duck noodles and it's so good, but even better with the duck sauce. I would definitely come back to dine here.

    Ezequiel V.

    This place is around the corner from a good friend of mine, and I been wanting to finally try it It happens I end up there on a Sunday, food was great I ordered a good spread of their menu and everything is on point, service was great and the ambiance it's perfect to take the whole family

    Chicken cashew over rice and chicken larb
    Victor G.

    Such a nice hidden spot. I'm always here when it's completely dead which I love. The service is very attentive and the food is very tasty.

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    Ask the Community - Long Beach Thai Restaurant

    Did they close down?

    No they are out for couple weeks, they gave notice before

    Why don't they answer their phone? Is this the right number?

    That's the right number but they get slammed and ignore if you're calling at dinner time.

    What is the address?

    3109 E. Anaheim Street

    Are they open for dine in?

    As of today, (meaning based on the past 365 days, we don't know what will change tomorrow) they are open for dine in. You can find them on www.longbeachthai.com.

    Will they offer outside dining?

    Right now it's take out only.

    Is this place open or close?

    It is open

    Is it good for vegetarian food?

    They have plenty of vegetarian options- you can add tofu instead of meat. But if you want vegan- safest to ask what products they use in the particular dishes.

    Does anyone know if they are back from vacation?

    I just went there on Saturday and they were open, so I believe so!

    Are the usually closed Saturdays? Wanted to go today and sign said closed and there was no one inside?…

    The sign does say they're observing a holiday. They should be open again soon.

    Do they serve beer?

    I normal go at lunch, so I never asked. But you believe I saw some beer bottles displayed… 

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    The biggest takeaway from our dinner at Thai District in Downtown Long Beach is something I cannot…read moreemphasize enough: the portions here are absolutely INSANE for the money. We came with the whole family, everyone left completely stuffed, and somehow we still walked back to the hotel carrying leftovers from basically every dish. We were only in Long Beach for one night staying at the Fairmont Breakers and walked over here for dinner. We know Long Beach has seriously good Thai food, so there was no way we were spending our one night in town eating something we could get anywhere. Very glad we picked Thai District. What shocked me wasn't just that the portions were huge. A lot of restaurants make a plate look enormous by burying you in rice or noodles. Not here. They were extremely generous with the actual meat, shrimp, vegetables, herbs, nuts, everything. I kept looking at the plates wondering how they were doing this. The Yum Woon Sen / glass noodle salad was ON POINT. Huge plate of noodles, vegetables, herbs, chicken, and what seemed like an endless supply of large perfectly cooked shrimp. Great balance of acidity, spice, freshness, and that slippery glass noodle texture. Then came the Nam Khao Tod Salad, definitely their own interpretation. Traditional nam khao usually has crispy fried rice balls broken apart and mixed throughout. Here it was almost the reverse: a HUGE amount of seasoned minced chicken almost reminiscent of larb gai, fresh herbs, vegetables, peanuts, and crispy puffed rice over the top. I still prefer the more traditional version with chunks of fried crispy rice, BUT this was legitimately delicious in its own way. I found myself eating half the plate while trying to convince my brain we were still calling it nam khao. The herbs and flavor were there, the peanuts gave it great crunch, and the amount of meat was ridiculous. The surprise winner for our daughter was the beef Pad See Ew. This girl had THREE PLATES. She kept asking what kind of noodles they were, why they tasted like that, what the sauce was, and about a million other questions. Eventually she announced she wanted to eat those noodles for the rest of her life. The wide rice noodles had that chewy texture you want, plenty of beef and Chinese broccoli, and they weren't drowning in sauce. Our son normally has a harder time at Thai restaurants because the spice and herbs can be a little much for him. The wonton soup finally gave us a win. The "small" was actually a substantial bowl with a LOT of really good meat-filled wontons, plenty of bok choy, green onion, and a comforting savory broth. He actually ate dinner successfully at a Thai restaurant for once. We also got the crispy tofu, which came out as big cubes with a peanut dipping sauce. Again, generous portion. They apparently do not understand the concept of putting six tiny pieces of something on a plate and charging $15 for it, and I appreciate them for that. Dessert was their Mango & Sticky Rice, and even this had their own twist. Purple coconut sweet sticky rice that reminded us of Korean purple rice, huge chunks of ripe mango, mango sorbet in the middle, and chewy sala palm seeds with an almost gummy, jelly-like texture. Then the whole thing gets drenched in sweet coconut cream. My wife and kids demolished it. And after ALL OF THAT, plus a Singha beer, jasmine rice, sticky rice, etc., our subtotal was basically $100+ for four people. Look at these portions. $100. In Downtown Long Beach. In 2026. I don't understand it either. Service deserves some love too. The staff was extremely nice and accommodating even though we showed up with two kids and immediately became that family. We initially sat at a normal four-person table, but apparently my children are traitors and will only sit next to their mother, so we asked to move somewhere with a bench where a 3-to-1 seating arrangement made more sense. No problem at all. Then I was sweating because I'm fat and apparently walking several blocks before eating Thai food was my personal Everest, so they even turned up the AC and moved us into the other section. Sorry guys, and thank you. The atmosphere deserves a mention too. The restaurant had this cozy, dimly lit, almost romantic feel without being overly fancy. It was peaceful and zen inside, especially for Downtown Long Beach. Soft lighting, comfortable seating, and a quieter vibe made it easy to relax and enjoy dinner. Seriously though, we had a great experience. Huge portions, tons of meat and seafood, excellent Pad See Ew, great Yum Woon Sen, a creative Nam Khao Tod, kid-friendly options, wonderful service, and some of the best value we've seen at a sit-down restaurant in a long time. We walked over from the Fairmont Breakers for our one night in Long Beach specifically wanting good Thai food. Mission accomplished. And now apparently my daughter is going to be asking me for Pad See Ew for the rest of her life.

    We came to Long Beach for a convention and we were so excited to try all these new restaurants!! I…read morefound Thai District onYelp with over 1,000 positive reviews. Plus we love Thai food. And boy were we happy we did. This place fit us in on same day reservation, and were a semi large party of 6. We were escorted upstairs to such a cool table with some soft and fluffy pillows and a huge panoramic window. Waitress was very kind and helpful and was good at her job. Now on to the meal. Truly this was the BEST Thai food we have ever tasted. Every single dish was better than the last one. Every thing was seasoned just right. From the fresh and crisp Spring rolls to the Spicy dumplings, and the our delectable, savory Pad Thai. Our Drunken Noodle dish, we ordered mild in spice level, but was mouth watering and delightful! We mentioned it to our friends, who were also here for the same convention, one couple ordered Door Dash the other 5 tried it and every single one of them were not dissatisfied. They loved their meals and thanked us for introducing them to the best Thai food, so far that we've had personally. Next time we are in Long Beach, we will most definitely come back!

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    4.3(1.2k reviews)
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    Stopped by while heading to the Long Beach Convention Center. This place was about 10 mins away. I…read morewanted to check out what the hype was for a michelin guide recognized Thai restaurant. I mean how good can it be compared to other Thai spots? It was good but the place is tiny and gets packed. When we arrived, it was about a 35 min wait. We didn't want to wait so we ordered to go and ate at the convention center. We tried their egg rolls, ribeye salad, Khao Soi Noodle soup (recommended by waitress) and pad see ew. Everything was delicious and I'm sure it would have been even better if we were able to dine in. They only have street parking which sucks but I would still highly recommend.

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    Elephant Thai is easily our top Thai spot in Long Beach, and probably in all of Southern…read moreCalifornia! We have yet to have a bad experience here! Sure, it's kinda hood, and some have felt that it was too small or not as presentable as other restaurants and Thai spots in LB, but that's part of its charm. There's a local and family-owned vibe here, and I recommend it to all my peoples! Our favourite dishes here have been the bbq pork, pad see ew, fried tofu, tom yum, yellow curry, khao soi, drunken noodles, spicy angel wings, green curry, larb, and kra phao eggplant. All of these have never failed to bring out the "oohs," "ahhs," and "yums" from us! Other solid choices include pad thai, pineapple fried rice, boat noodles, thai crispy garlic chicken with orange sauce, and thai bbq chicken. Yes, we've eaten here a lot and have introduced it to a number of people! The service is very fast at Elephant Thai, and the menu has switched to digital since the pandemic. On the plus side, they have also not gotten rid of their healthcare worker discount (10%)! The parking lot is tiny, but there is local street parking available. It's so close to my hospital that it's so easy to take a quick lunch trip! Come show some love at Elephant Thai Kitchen!

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    Just wanted to get out the house for a drink and a bite. Decided to revisit since our first visit…read morewas so great. Welp! They're consistent here. The food hasn't missed yet and the customer service is great. We sat at the bar this time and the vibe was great with a huge tv to tune in to any sports game that may be playing. I tried the Golden wings. Good!!!

    Beautiful interior but no parking out front or in the back if you go at dinner time…read more We went on a Sunday to watch the Chiefs Colts game. The south facing bar area seats were taken up so we sat at a two person table (it's just wife and I). Luckily the seats were facing the screen so we were good. There were seats at the north facing bar but that tv is old, small and has horrible picture. It was dark and the resolution was horrible. I ordered duck curry and wife ordered tom yum soup. We also got an appetizer of the spare ribs. Waitress told us our table would not fit all the food and asked us to relocate. I told her we wanted to watch the game and she told us we can move to a table facing the tiny tv. I was pissed because we could really enjoy the game now, however she was right about the table. With three large bowls of food, two empty bowls for our soup, two glasses of water, two bowls of rice and the condiments rack, it did not fit a two person table. If only they would have allowed us to wait until a larger table cleared up or had she told us there was a larger table tv upstairs, that would have been helpful. We didn't find out until the end of the meal. Anyways service was great and attentive until it started getting busy. Then they were no where to be found. The duck curry was delicious. The meat was tender and the curry was just the right amount of spicy and sweet. Love the grapes and pineapples. The soup was good, wish it came in a pot like other places. It got cold really quick in a bowl. The spare ribs were very dry and salty, we took it home for our dogs.

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    3.6 mi
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    Me and my crew just got done with a long day but we still needed dinner. They were pretty tired so…read moreI decided I'd just get some Thai/Chinese take out and bring it back to the hotel. We have full kitchens in all the rooms where we're staying along with plates and all the set ups. The rooms even have dishwashers! So, I found this S T Noodle Bar near by and decided to give it a try. I kinda know what there guys like to eat, so I just ordered a bunch of food. The only request from anybody was for Pad Thai, the most common dish at all Thai restaurants. I GPS my way over and order the food. I was Khao Soy on the menu and I don't see that at too many Thai places that I've been to, so I got an order of that with chicken. Of course, an order of Pad Thai, 2 orders since I have 5 hungry people to feed. Also, I ordered the Thai coconut soup, I think it's called Tom Kha with chicken. One more noodles dish was the Drunken Noodles, it's kinda like Chinese Chow Fun, but has a more spicy flavor and basil in it. The food was all pack and bagged for me to take back to the hotel. We used my room since I have a bigger room. We had plates and set ups for all five of us and we re-plated the food on the serving plates that came with the room. All the food was really tasty and everybody was happy not to have to leave the hotel. I heard compliments on the Pad Thai and the Coconut soup. It was a good idea just to do take out and eat at the hotel here.

    STEPH JUDGEMENT: Tasty Thai food in a pleasant atmosphere with nice service…read more Came by with some coworkers for a midweek evening drink and nosh. It was a pretty good-sized space, with light and bright decor. It wasn't crowded and we were able to get a table for 4 with no problems. We ordered as a group and I got to try the following items: - spring rolls with shrimp and tofu (the rice noodles were a little on the hard side, but overall ok) - fried calamari (interesting presentation with the rings hanging on the branches of a metal tree. They were large and looked more like onion rings. Not bad, but I prefer lighter batter. Also, see the subreddit WeWantPlates, hehe) - spicy seafood salad (fresh and bountiful amount of seafood) - steamed mussels in lemongrass basil broth (mussels were plump and tender and the broth was so good--my favorite) - Singha beer Service was prompt, and the prices reasonable. Very good first impression, would try again.

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    S T Noodle Bar - Cozy & unique decoration

    Cozy & unique decoration

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    Boat Noodle

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