I love this spot! The service has been great the last few times I have visited. We always start…read morewith the spicy edamame, it's delicious! Hot Sake always. Normally do the Bogo rolls. I pick one and my daughter picks one. It's a good deal.

Not only is the BOGO roll great, the options to pick from are plenty. I'm a creature of habit, at…read moreleast 1 of my rolls will be the hurricane most of the time. The spring rolls are decent (awesome peanut sauce tho) and the dumplings are solid.

The atmosphere is low key and clean. The service was…read moreoutstanding! I only saw one waitress working while I was there. She was friendly, prompt and I really appreciated her eye contact. I could also hear her conversations with other patrons and it became clear she is a staple for the business which gets a lot of regulars who I can tell really value her as well. The food was outstanding. I looked at their menu before I went and the pictures live up to the actual meal. I have 5 appointments this month that put me within a 10 minute walk to this restaurant. I am anxious to try more of the menu!

RUDE staff. Asian kid at the front was not nice at all when I was trying to pick up food. Seems…read morelike this restaurant has 3 stars for a reason. Staff should be retrained and keep hospitality In mind

A Cotswold Thai gem -- and save room for dessert!…read more I've been to Thai House before, but this visit was prompted by an American Airlines miles promotion combined with OpenTable points. Honestly, I'm glad it gave me a reason to come back! Located in Cotswold, Thai House has its own private parking lot, which makes getting in and out easy. I was warmly greeted as soon as I arrived, and the friendly, attentive service continued throughout my meal. I already knew what I wanted for dessert, so naturally I planned dinner around it. Priorities! For my entrée, I ordered the Pad Krapraw with chopped chicken ($17.95), a spicy basil dish loaded with chicken and vegetables. It was absolutely delicious, flavorful and generously portioned. There was easily enough to take home for another meal, which makes the value even better. Then came the real reason I had been saving room: mango sticky rice ($8.95). Oh, my goodness. Fantastic. The mango was cool and refreshing, the creamy coconut sauce was also chilled, and the sticky rice arrived warm. That contrast of temperatures and textures made the dessert especially delicious. Sweet, creamy, fruity, warm and cool all at once. I would come back for the mango sticky rice alone. Service was quick, genuinely friendly and welcoming throughout my visit. I also learned about a dine-in promotion where guests can purchase a frozen meal for $9.95 to take home for later. That's going on my list for next time. Authentic, flavorful Thai food, generous portions, friendly service, good value and its own parking lot. If you're in the Cotswold area and craving Thai, Thai House is absolutely worth a visit. And yes, I'll be back. Life is too short not to eat well, travel well or shop well. Get out there and find your next destination!

I was craving Pad Thai and decided to stop by. I've ordered takeout from here plenty of times in…read morethe past, and it's always been good, so I knew I could count on a great meal. When we arrived, Kimberly greeted us with a warm smile and was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We originally wanted to sit outside because the patio was nice, but it was a little too hot, so we chose to dine inside where it was much cooler and more comfortable. Alicia took our order, and I have to say she was one of the sweetest people I've met. She was friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome. We were offered soup to start, which was delicious. For our meal, we ordered the chicken Pad Thai and roasted duck with BBQ sauce on the side. The food was very good and definitely satisfied my craving. The food was great, but Alicia's exceptional customer service is what will bring me back. She truly made our visit memorable

I had a full-blown attack of the hangries after working nonstop since early morning, and all I…read morecould think about was Thai food. Naturally, I headed straight to Thai Thai Takeout, which has always been one of my comfort-food staples in Charlotte. Well, surprise -- the restaurant recently changed ownership and rolled out an entirely new menu. I was trying to order from my old takeout menu over the phone and quickly realized I was completely out of sync. Thankfully, the woman helping me was incredibly patient and kind while I figured it out. I ended up ordering the Pra Rahm Long Song with tofu, and honestly, it was delicious. It came loaded with steamed spinach, broccoli, mushrooms, carrots, napa cabbage, and cabbage covered in a rich peanut sauce that was comforting without feeling too heavy. The tofu soaked up all that flavor beautifully. I also ordered a pineapple red curry with pork at spice level 3. The curry itself was fantastic -- creamy, rich, loaded with pineapple, and really flavorful. I will say the spice level was pretty mild for a "3," so I added my own chilies at home to kick it up a notch. My only critique was the pork, which was a little dry and tough for my liking. I'm pretty particular about proteins and don't really do white meat chicken either, so next time I may try tofu or another option instead. The good news? The portions are generous, everything was packed nicely, and my order was hot and ready exactly when promised -- about 10 to 12 minutes after I called. Parking is easy right in front, and since it's takeout-only, it makes for a super quick and convenient dinner stop. Even though some longtime favorites like the satay seem to be gone, the new menu looks extensive and exciting enough that I'll absolutely be back to eat my way through it. Charlotte, there's a big wide world out there, and this is definitely a place worth adding to your regular rotation.

Nothing is worst than when you prepare to eat some food and it's nasty. I'm not going to say this…read morefood is outright nasty but it's not right. I'm basing this review on what I have known Thai Thai to be for years. I'm not sure when they changed but it's not good. None of the food is flavorful. It's all bland. Now it's been awhile since I've ordered from here but I live on the other side of town and had planned to order when I came over to this area. I ordered Pad Thai, Pad See Ew Gang Panang Curry and Thai Thai fried rice. I should have known something was up when a new voice answered the phone. She also had a hard time taking my order and the former cashier/owner had my order down pack. Now the new girl did try to make sure everything was right and even called back to confirm the order. Once home and unpacking the order I could tell something was up. Everything was packaged and looked different. Upon sampling all the items I can confirm the the chicken in each of the dishes is super thin and dried out. Kinda tough. The noodle dishes were also dry and don't taste good. The most palatable dish was the curry and that's not saying much. I'm going to do a little research but I'm pretty sure I will not be coming back to Thai Thai in the future and that hurts my heart. Thai Thai 1412-C East Blvd Charlotte, NC 28203 (Review 31 in 2025 and 874 overall)

Fast, delicious lunch curry…read more A short walk from my office on a cold day for some hot and spicy Thai food! Always seated quickly, service is fast and food is awesome! For about $15 out the door I got a spring roll, rise and red curry. I went with spice level 2 and it was borderline too hot for me. Not a lot of options on the daily menus but what is there is great!

Was craving Thai food and TT is always our go to. Got our usual, Pad Thai and Green Curry with…read morechicken. Their dine in lunch special slaps. Spring roll and soup was perfect for a gross rainy day. Great service as always. Best in CLT!

The cuts of beef in the pho varied tremendously and I didn't care for the tripe mixed in nor the…read moretough old looking part which is attached via picture. What must improve: 1. Disclosure of celery in the pho. Never seen such before but I gave it a try. Heck, if basil was out or if this is their thing is unknown to me 2. Pho Noodles having all the accoutrement containers on it. Honey put that on the side in a Ziploc bag like the bean sprouts and jalapenos. I'm going to trust the sauce died the noodles and not raw meat because I ordered cooked meat for the pho. 3. Disclosure of the type of meat you'll get with pho. I ordered extra and nothing was separated so I'm figuring they put it altogether which is wildly overpriced for the "extra." What works: 1. Pho broth has good flavor 2. Noodles done well, , but too much oil in the drunken noodle dish. And, believe it or not..there was more of everything but the noodles. 3. Their ordering process on UberEats affords removal of items which is rare. But helps those of us with allergens like real deal. 4. Fast

The food is 5 stars for the area. Golden Tapai in the same shopping center being the only other…read moreAsian restaurant nearby that's even worth eating. That said, this place gets a 2 or a 3 at best on service. They just cannot get pick up orders right. If you call it in they'll reread it back to you and still not even come close. If you order through door dash, they'll likely give you the wrong order. This has happened the last 3-4 times in a row and other times prior to that. This isn't really a cute candle lit fancy date night kind of place. I've only actually eaten there once. It's in a strip mall next to a Harris Teeter. There are sit down spots, but it's well-lit and no table side service. The pho is good, the tom yum/kha is great. Pad Thai and other dishes aren't bad, but they can be kind of hit or miss. I do really like the spring rolls though! I'm close by, so we will eat here often, but if I'm in downtown Charlotte, there are better pho spots.

Found this spot by accident on Google Maps and it turned out to be one of my favorite finds of the…read moreyear. Ricezilla is run by a Burmese family who also own the grocery store it's connected to. They expanded into the restaurant space in January 2026, and you can walk straight from the dining room into the grocery aisles. The menu covers traditional Burmese (mohinga, tea leaf salad, kyay oh), Thai and Chinese, with most dishes between $13 and $17. I ordered the wonton soup, which had a very flavorful broth with hints of cilantro, two plump wontons, bok choy and fried garlic. Exactly what I'd want on a sick day. The Thai veggie spring rolls came piping hot and crispy, four to an order with sweet chili sauce. The chicken pad thai was plentiful, with well cooked chicken breast and noodles coated in sauce, plus a lime wedge on the side. Friendly family service, clean and cheerful dining room, honest prices. This is the kind of mom and pop place worth going out of your way for.

Solid! We came on a…read moreFriday night and had no trouble getting seated. Dining area is fresh, new and very clean. Menu has so many great options it was hard to pick just one. We started with Edamame and it was fresh and well prepared. My bride ordered the Pad See Ew with Chicken ($14) and really enjoyed it. She commented on the tender chicken and well cooked carrots. I went with the Stir Fried Burmese Egg Noodles ($15) and it was excellent. Service was prompt and friendly. We will definitely come back!

We took our son, who attends UNC Charlotte, here for lunch. We each ordered a hibachi bowl. I got…read morethe Bang Bang Chicken, my son got the shrimp, and my husband got the steak. It was delicious. Portion was big. It was hot and fresh. No complaints. They also do a 10% student discount. The staff was very friendly and attentive. The restaurant is clean and well kept. It is tastefully decorated. We will absolutely be back.

Rolls are pretty good. The service was excellent. It's not fancy. The location was clean and…read morewell lit.