Great place for Thai food. I'll definitely be returning…read more Highly recommend the roti, seafood salad, Tom ka, pad thai, and the fried banana ice cream. Great customer service as well, and such a nice looking place.

Overall: 2.6/5 [delivery]…read more We ordered on UberEats, and the food arrived fairly quickly. Crab Fried Rice ($21.45): We chose jasmine rice which. Right off the bat I was not a fan of the texture and the crab tasted like it came from a can. The flavors were not great either so we ended up adding our own sauce. It also did not taste spicy at all despite ordering level 4. Pad Thai Pork ($17.45): Got this with spice level 3 and vegan sauce. The pork was overcooked and tasted almost like chicken. The spice level came through on this one but the sauce leaned too sour, which I think was from too much tamarind. Mi Krop Crispy ($12.50): Crispy wontons tossed in a sweet and sour tamarind sauce with some scrambled egg and one jumbo shrimp. The wontons were not crispy at all and the flavor was only slightly better than the pad thai. Still not worth it. Dallas has so many solid Thai options that this one just did not make the cut for us.

The food was so good and they have great options. Everything was so tasty and it was absolutely…read moredelicious. Authentic Thai food with great flavors. I had the Pad Thai goong sad and a lard. Food smell so good and served while still warm. Nice portion size and reasonable with the price. It was wonderful food options. Great customer service.

It's authentic you'll find dishes that you love to order. Have only ubered and am able to give…read moreraving reviews.

Several great experiences getting Pad Thai from here. My favorite in dallas. Very well priced and…read moretastes delicious.

Tried some new apps at my favorite Thai place! The crab rangoons and corn patties were so…read moredelicious!! And they packaged it in a way with a little vent hole in the box so everything stayed perfectly crispy for the delivery

Such a great spot for a quick lunch!…read more First off the service here is amazing! The employees always have a smile and love to laugh with you. The food is good, I especially love the garlic chicken wings. The Loa Sausage is great too and everyone I work with loves their pad Thai. A great spot for a quick lunch! Don't skip it!

Lives up to its name as a street eat spot as there is nearly no seating inside but it's part of the…read morevibe so I respect it! The drunken noodles were excellent and the only change I would like is a different texture like something crunchy but I sure I could have gotten a side to compliment.

Americanized thai food. Good. Little too sweet for my liking but good for people who don't want it…read moresuper spicy. The place is very big and very clean to eat inside. Recommend for a casual Thai food dinner. Nice place to sit and chat with friends. Definitely recommend if you do not want to host inside your home. Nice vibes.

This is the coolest Thai restaurant I've ever been too. The inside is big, industrial but fun and…read morecozy. Their price must be the cheapest compared to other Thai restaurants and their portions are bigger than others too. Unfortunately they don't have beef option, protein is just pork or chicken or tofu. This place is self-service, you order at the front and they call you when the food is ready.

Ate here twice in the last month while on business trips to Dallas, and I love this place!…read more Food: Perfectly executed basil stir fry. The flavors were perfect and the fresh veggies were cooked perfectly. Portion is good but not huge. Generous amount of white rice. Service: Order at the counter and food is delivered to the table. Nice folks. Overall cleanliness: Above average Ambiance: simple yet playful Bathroom cleanliness: average

Conveniently located just off Lemmon Avenue, this spot is tucked away at the end of a small…read moreshopping center. Since the center isn't very busy, it's easy to miss--but it's definitely worth finding. The food was served fresh and piping hot. I paid about $15 for an order of chicken skins and chicken potstickers, and both were freshly made and tasted great. They came with a flavorful dipping sauce that really complemented the dishes. This is primarily a takeout location, with limited seating--just a few bar-style seats inside. That said, the quality of the food more than makes up for it. The menu offers a wide variety of unique entrées you may not be familiar with, making it a fun place to try something new. I would highly recommend giving this place a try--you might end up liking it as much as I do.

Excellent Thai food. I had spring rolls and the red Thai curry. I would def recommend. Can't wait…read moreuntil I'm back in the Dallas downtown area to stop by again.

Ordered beef broccoli and Thai green chili No green chili…read morebut did receive beef broccoli

We stopped at Hawkers on our party bike site seeing tour. We only had a few minutes and the staff…read morewas incredibly accommodating. The service was super friendly and fast. They also gave us fans because we were so sweaty. I had a match lychee lemonade. We also shared shrimp summer rolls and chicken egg rolls. The lemonade was refreshing and delicious, but a bit too sweet for me. The egg rolls were piping hot and so delicious. I could eat a plate of those. Definitely looking forward to another visit.

I stopped by Hawkers Asian Street Food on a Sunday evening after watching a World Cup game and the…read morerestaurant was surprisingly empty at 7:00 p.m. My party of four was able to get seated immediately. Between the four of us we ordered the roti canai -- with an extra piece of roti, since the base only comes with two, roti murtabak, two orders of the pork belly baos, chili crisp cucumbers, nasi lemak, beef haw fun, and bò tái chanh -- Vietnamese rare beef salad. Overall, the food was outstanding. I feel like the restaurant took all the greatest hits from every Asian culture and put them together on the menu. My favorite dish of the night was a toss up between the rare beef salad, the roti, and the pork belly baos. I loved how crispy and flaky the roti was and the curry dipping sauce that it was paired with was super aromatic, nutty, and rich. The pork belly in the baos was incredibly tender, well-marinated, and had a nice balance between lean and fatty parts. If you enjoy sour dishes, you will love the rare beef salad: there is enough lime in the dish to make you pucker. Every bite is a concentrated punch of flavors, and there is a nice variety of texture between the chopped peanuts, thinly sliced onions, rare beef, and crispy rice cracker. If you're in this part of town looking for a dinner spot, I would not hesitate to recommend Hawkers Asian Street Food. In addition to the solid food menu, the service and drinks were equally spectacular.

I was very excited to try this Malaysian place. They actually do a Thai fusion with it, but it's…read morereally leans more to Malaysian flavors. Their tea is amazing. You can tell they brew it and it doesn't come from a syrup. When I sat down, I was instantly greeted, and there were like four different people serving my table, I think that they all work as a team to make sure everything is covered. The service was just amazing. Restaurant is beautiful, the booths were , small and intimate and you feeling that you in place with privacy and yet part of the group ....kind of interesting how they've done that. But the food! The food was outstanding, first they gave me a complementary appetizer of Jasmine sticky rice with this eggplant chutney, that was very tasty, a teeny bit spicy, but really good depth with flavor. Then my beef Samosas arrived. There were four, wrapped in like a triangle rapper, smaller than the Indian version of the same, and the flavor was very tasty, and corn and small chopped potatoes, yum! The two chutneys that came with it one was a cool cucumber, and the other was this sweet and spicy plum sauce. They made samosas!!! They could be soft and cool, or they could be delicious and spicy, depending on chutney you had them with and you had a third option.... There was a bed of pickled radish and carrot that really sit off the samosas as well and we're just delicious on their own. I devoured the entire thing. Then get the entrée. I had drunken noodles and I added the shredded pork... It was devastatingly tasty!!! the noodles were obviously done it a wok that's been seasoned to perfection. The wide noodles picked up all that deliciousness from the wok and then combined with the pork... heaven ! They had large pieces of bell pepper and tomatoes. very fresh onions... Just deliciousness. I was too full this time to get dessert, but I'm definitely coming back and I will definitely try it next time

I really want to give the food a 5/5, but if I'm comparing it to a lot of the Thai places I've been…read moreto in Houston, I have to fairly rate them 4/5. There's just been truly so many outstanding experiences I've had in Houston. Regardless, the food was very good and it was authentic, we did get dishes similar to what we got at Street to Kitchen in Houston, which is the most authentic Thai we've had. Food: I forgot to take pictures of two other dishes we ordered, the Thai chicken, wings, and the drunken noodles. But let me start with the complementary sticky rice. I've actually never had a complementary "starter" at a Thai restaurant, so they stood out, and it was a good meal prepper. The dip is an eggplant type of dip so it's not peanut sauce based. It was really good. The best dish was the crab dip with the shrimp chips, the dip was curried and balanced well with the crab. The chicken wings weren't as crispy as we're used to, and there were more on the saucy side, but it was a solid 4/5 dish. The drunken noodles were good and I feel like they had a great mix of veggies, beef, and noodles in the dish, so it wasn't so carb heavy. But we've definitely had better flavor drunken noodles before. Lastly, the mango sticky rice presentation was unlike anything I've seen before, and I loved it. Do I prefer the traditional sliced mango over a bit of rice? Perhaps. But I did enjoy tasting the mango and the condensed milk and a sticky rice together inside the coconut for a change. Service: we went during dinnertime on a Saturday night, and I was so impressed with the level of service we had. Because don't get me wrong, they were busy, but the food came out so fast & we had multiple servers filling up our water and ensuring we're doing okay. We were literally out of there in about an hour, but it wasn't because they were pushing us out, it was truly because everything was so quick. And I loved that strategy they used where we didn't have just one server assigned to us, which is probably why they are thriving here in Dallas. Overall, if you're craving Thai, I would recommend coming here.

i love zaap, some of the most authentic spicy and flavorful Thai food you're going to find in the…read morearea, very convenient location, and good service as well. Try them out next time you need Thai / Laotian food.

Overall: 3.4/5 [dine in]…read more We ordered on UberEats for pickup, but decided to eat it there while it was fresh. Jeow Som / Bang Bang Sauce ($3.49): The container is big but you really do not need much. It is very acidic and makes your tongue tingle. After a few dips my palate was registering super salty. I wish they sold a smaller size. Heavenly Beef Jerky ($10.75): These are thinner than your typical beef jerky, almost like they were going for a chip texture. They were pretty dry with just a slight crunch. We ended up dipping them in the bang bang sauce to help with the dryness. Crispy ZAAP Wings ($10.75): These were not as flavorful as we were hoping. They tasted a lot better with the bang bang sauce but on their own they fell flat. I would not get either appetizer again. Drunken Noodles / Pad Kee Mao ($16.99) + Combo Protein ($4): This was the best of everything we ordered. The combo protein came with chicken, beef, pork, and shrimp and the dish came out piping hot and fresh. It tasted really good and is worth ordering.