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PadThai Cafe

3.8 (116 reviews)
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Closed • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Crispy Pork Basil (Spicy)
Bridget L.

Ughhhh I probably ordered wrong, but the crispy pork basil was so tough and hard to chew. I was really missing that fattiness from pork belly. Should've stuck to pad Thai (I mean that's what they're called!). Order at the counter, fast service. There's no AC or iced water, and it was stuffy in the summer.

Basil Pad Thai
Chris C.

Hike in the wall Thai place has decent versions of Thai classics - I often have satay, satay salad, fresh rolls (which they are often out of) and pad Thai. A bit overpriced but literally across the street from work so good for a quick lunch to eat in or take out

Thai Iced Coffee
Caroline K.

The pad thai was totally delicious and I really enjoyed it. It came out very hot and fresh. It comes with chicken, shrimp, and egg but it can be substituted for Beef, Duck, Seafood, or Tofu. The flavor was great and it was cooked perfectly. I also ordered a Thai iced coffee, which was not very sweet and was strong. I tried the Thai iced tea my friend ordered and it was much sweeter and milkier, so if you prefer something less strong I would choose that option. There is plenty of seating and free water. The prices were very reasonable too. It was $12 or 13 for the pad thai and the portion was great. I would definitely come back!

Pad Thai Noodles
Winni Z.

I am so glad to have tried out PadThai Cafe. I miss eating at no frills restaurants and this place definitely hits the spot. Food was delicious. Pad thai was sweet and flavorful and the avocado smoothie was creamy and lightly sweet. I thought the soup was okay in terms of flavor, but it was very warm and made sense on a cold day. This is a self service restaurant, but the cashier is friendly. The best part is the prices are super reasonable for Boston. I will be sure to come back here whenever I am craving yummy thai food.

Suzanne M.

I went here with a friend before attending a concert at Fenway. There isn't a ton of seating, I am guessing most of their business is takeout. The food was good, I would say average for Thai - not the best, not the worst. The menu had a good selection, likely anything you are looking for. Counter service was fine. Just fine. Everything was fine lol. So overall - decent but didn't knock my socks off like the concert afterwards did.

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2 years ago

Very authentic Thai food! 10/10! Sai oua sausage was mind blowing. Highly recommend Tom yum and coconut soup.

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Affordable, delicious thai food, highly recommend to anyone wanting takeout in the area!

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3 years ago

Minimal ambiance but offers some of the best Thai food in Boston. Very moderately priced. Large menu caters to Asian students.

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One of the best pad thais i have ever had! great bang for your buck!!!! great delivery service!

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4.0(530 reviews)
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I love the Indonesia Fried Rice. It's one of my favorite things, and its the only Thai restaurant…read moreI ever see that has it on the menu. I used to live nearby over 10 years ago and it was my favorite then (when the store was called Rod Dee 2). I currently work nearby and it's still my favorite. It can't be beat. I also often get the basil fried rice with another meat if I'm not in the mood for chicken.

I remember being recommended this restaurant by Andy from Sipping Room but didn't actually visit…read moreuntil months later when my brother took me. Tbh I don't think I would come here myself if I wasn't recommended to come or have someone tell me what's good. You have to order and pay at the counter first, deciding eat-in or takeout. Either way, you have to grab your own utensils and throw out your own trash. We ordered: tom yum soup noodles with seafood, beef tendon soup noodles, and sticky rice with banana Tom yum soup noodles was labelled with two chilis and I think that's the appropriate amount of heat for me. I like how it has heat without affecting my tastebuds or making me struggle to eat. My nose watered a little but it wasn't like a river. I did have to eat slower due to the heat but it didn't annoy me. The broth isn't overly salty or watery. I like how it's tart and spicy which really increased my appetite. I chose seafood honestly because this is Boston. It came with shrimp, fishballs, and calamari. The shrimp was my favorite part, fresh without being overcooked and rough. Fishballs weren't as chewy and was a bit fishy. Calamari was middle of road with some pieces more tender than others. Beef tendon soup noodles has more of an herbal soy sauce broth that's rich gelatinous (yes it solidifies when cold). The beef tendon and beef stew pieces were all tender and juicy. This is a great hearty option too especially when you're under the weather. It wasn't as outstanding as the tom yum broth to me. The noodles used in their soup is a thin rice noodle. I thought it would be the tough type that can withstand hot soups, but it ended up being soggier than I'd like. The tom yum pad thai also seems good. It smelled good when my brother was reheating his leftovers from a few days ago. Too bad I didn't try a bite. Sticky rice with banana is a banana wrapped in sticky rice wrapped in banana leaf. I like how the sticky rice stays soft inside the banana leaf. The banana seemed too sweet at first but it was a perfect way to balance my palate after I went through the spicy and tart tom yum broth.

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3.8(405 reviews)
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We stopped into Thaitation for lunch between visits to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the…read moreMuseum of Fine Arts; it was the perfect spot, since it only took us about 5 minutes out of the way. The restaurant was casual, but nice, and had several other tables of diners at that time. The staff was very friendly, as well. The menu had some really interesting dishes that I had not seen elsewhere, but I was lame and ordered my usual - Chicken Pad See Ew. I found the poultry to be very tender, and the included broccoli was fresh and crisp. I should note that the broccoli used was the popular Calabrese kind, while Chinese broccoli cost $1 more. In fact, there were several upcharges scattered around the menu, which was a bit much. Anyway, back to the dish...In addition to the broccoli, carrots were also included, which was not typical for Pad See Ew, but I was fine with it! The sweet soy sauce was a bit thick, like a light gravy, so that was a bit unusual, but the flavor was terrific! I heard reasonably positive things about their Pad Thai and Drunken Noodles as well. Thaitation would be a place I would frequent if I lived in the area.

Unassuming restaurant. Not very large, but plenty of open seats on a Friday night. Service was very…read morequick. Noise levels were low for most of the meal, but at one point turned up to blast a rendition of "happy birthday" for another guest - after that, music stayed a bit too loud, which seemed to clash with the otherwise calm ambiance. They didn't ask for our preferred spice levels for the main dishes, and I would've liked everything a little bit spicier. We originally wanted the salmon spring rolls but they were out. We got Tod Mun (fried fish cakes) instead, and they were really tasty. They were smaller but greater in quantity than what I've seen elsewhere, and the sauce was good. I'm not a huge fan of the side salads, though this one surprised me with the spiciness in the dressing. We ordered the mango curry (which comes with chicken, and we added steamed tofu for no charge) and tofu drunken noodles. The noodles were really good, plus looked more appetizing than the similarly-popular pad thai. I was hoping the mango in the curry would be large, beautiful pieces of sweet mango on top, so I was a little disappointed that the small chunks weren't quite as flavorful as I was hoping for. However, I was still quite happy with the dish overall. It also comes with a (pretty small) bowl of rice on the side. The food by itself would be 4 stars for me, except that at the very end of my meal, as I was polishing off the curry, I found a long hair stuck to the bottom of my plate. It didn't match ours, so I know for sure it came from the staff. I know it happens, but the ick factor is hard to get over. Knocked off a star for the unfortunate hair.

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Thaitation - Coconut Mousse, fresh mango, mango sauce, and raspberry sauce.

Coconut Mousse, fresh mango, mango sauce, and raspberry sauce.

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PadThai Cafe - thai - Updated October 2026

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