This place is a real neighborhood gem! The yellow curry is incredible--rich, savory, and perfectly…read morecooked. It totally makes sense why so many people online talk about how consistent and flavorful the food is. ​The service makes the experience even better. Nit is warm and attentive and gave us amazing service and made sure we had everything we needed. ​If you want good Thai food and great service, you have to stop by Baan Thai.

ordered from Baan Thai the other day and tried their Pad See Ew. Overall, it was a solid…read moreexperience. The pricing is very reasonable, especially for the portion size--they definitely don't skimp, which I appreciated. The quality of the food was good, and you can tell it's made with care. That said, I do think the Pad See Ew could've used a bit more sauce and sweetness. Compared to others I've had, it leaned a little on the dry side, which took away slightly from the flavor. Still, it was enjoyable and satisfying overall. I'd come back again and try more from their menu--just hoping for a little extra sauce next time.

Food is so good here. I like all every dishes. It's very authentic for Thai-Laos food. Just need to…read morebe careful about spicy. I got mild spicy to be safe and it was amazing. Never get enough of this place.

If you're looking for REAL Thai papaya salad, this is a place! There salad has a real Thai spice…read moreflavor, so make sure if you can't handle spicy too much, ask them to do mild.

This eatery is at the back of an indoor swap meet. They are only closed on Tuesday. I got the pad…read moreThai with chicken and husband got fried rice with shrimp. Both are relatively simple, but the flavors were terrific. Neither was too spicy. I'm glad we stopped in here. I don't know why certain websites say permanently closed. I'm glad she was open. Cash only.

Very nice owner, it is in the back of the flee market inside of the building like a swap meet, but…read moreeverything was so good here. It was early like 11 AM, and we love Thai food. The pad see ew was so good!

Vic's Thai food is a delicious Thai food place with very reasonable pricing…read moreAgain I bought one Pad see ew and received another one free Same thing for the spicy wontons one order it's seven wontons; I got one order and I received a second one free The spicy wontons are really good very thunder, not too spicy with a little chilly oil on top and stuffed with green onions and vegetables The Pad See Ew it's definitely not a disappointment; the portions are really copious and it's super good and tasty

My kid said only the rice alone was fine as long as it didn't touch the chicken but the chicken has…read morea weird flavor that was hard to finish eating. Wontons are still good. My daughter is back for college summer break and craving Vics Thai Food. She was soo disappointed. She cried and threw the food away. I could hardly stand the smell myself. From the other reviews, Vics seems to have a new owner plus my receipt read, "New Style Chicken Teriyaki Bowl" I feel like they could have said something when she ordered it over the phone about the recipe being new. It's sucks, we drove 45 mins to pick it up.

I love finding good mom and pop restaurants and this has definitely become one of my favorite Thai…read morespots in the Valley! I've been to a lot of Thai restaurants and honestly the food here is so good. I actually liked it a lot more than Anajak lol. The food feels really comforting and home-cooked, not overly fancy, just really good Thai food. The shrimp fried rice is one of my favorites here, so flavorful and I love the shrimp in it. The pork BBQ ribs are super tender, the crispy pork is SO good, and the tom yum soup really hits the spot too. Everything we've ordered so far has been good. I've been here twice already and the second time I brought my boyfriend with me and he loved it too. I believe they open around 6 PM and stay open until 4 AM which is also amazing for a late night meal. Definitely one of my go to Thai spots now!

Thai Thai Café is a down home Thai eatery in a gas station much like Cilantro Mexican Grill in…read moreNorth Hollywood is in a Chevron. The big surprise is the pre-Pandemic closing hours of 3am 7 days a week! This should be a barfly's dream where you can party hearty and then go on to eat to wear off the alcohol. Nat is the friendly face who runs the front and does some cooking in the back along with her husband. It's a family operation with even her sons helping out. Great Mom & Pop operation. 1) Angel Wings: Crunchy fried batter. Chicken wings are deboned and stuffed with coarse ground chicken meat, saifun glass noodles, green onion, dash of Nam Pla/fish sauce. Accompanied by red onion, cucumber vinegar salad to refresh the palate. And sweet, mild Thai chile sauce. 2) Pad Ki Mao: This version seems to be a cross between Pad Si Yu since it has a bit of thickened sweet soy sauce along with Thai Basil, Nam Pla, broccoli, onion, red bellpepper. Wide Pappardelle-like thick rice pasta. 3) Mi Krob/Mee Grop: Thin angel hair rice noodles are deep fried and puff up for light crunchiness. Tossed in a sweet tomato sauce spiked with Nam Pla. Airy, dry, crunchy fried Tōfu adds even more texture. Goes great with Somtum Salad. 4) Somtum Thai Papaya Salad; Shredded unripe papaya having a coarser, more fibrousness than Daikon radish. Dressed in lime, vinegar sweet-sour dressing. Deep Nam Pla fish sauce funky Umami, crushed pan roasted peanuts, sour tomatillo, fresh red chile bits, cherry tomato. Impressed with the generous scattering of meaty sea Umami, salt preserved dried, fat shrimps that I had never experienced in other Somtum. 5) Whole Fried Sea Bass: Expertly fried in hot vegetable oil to crisp the skin. The meat inside varies from soft, moist deep inside to dry, chewy near the surface for good textural contrast. Fresh crispy, watery, raw cucumber are provided to refresh the palate. Sah Larb sauce: Complex concoction of lime, soy sauce, Nam Pla, toasted, dried crushed red chiles, cilantro leaf, red onion, green onion , vinegar, touch of sour tamarind. It's the Thai analog of Japanese Ponzu sauce. 6) Chicken Larb: Special patty of minced chicken meat marinated in Nam Pla and plenty of garlic. Moist with satisfying earthy meatiness. Usual larb is ground and sautéed so it looks friable and loose. This fried Larb is exceptional. I would like to see this stuffed into Angel Wings for extra richness. Once you get to know Nat and her family, there is a chance you will meet their other patron friends, and share each others' food family style which is really cool. That makes Thai Thai Café a very special place where strangers become friends. 5 stars for one of the friendliest Thai restaurants east of the Chao Phraya.

We found this place by accident, and we loved it. The restaurant was very clean, and the food was…read moredelicious. One thing to note: if you order the papaya salad and are sensitive to spice, be sure to ask for no spice. I requested mild spice, but it was still quite spicy. The eggplant dish with shrimp was amazing, and the service was attentive and friendly. The restaurant was pretty busy for a Friday night, which is always a good sign. We would definitely come back.

Came here with my family last night around 8pm and as soon as we arrived we got seated. Staff were…read moreall so welcoming & friendly. We went over menu & we ordered fried rice, sea food soup, chowmein (which I completely forgot to take a pic of.) & mango with sticky rice. All the food was super D E L I C I O U S. I enjoyed it all, rice had combination of all meats. I also ordered a Thai tea which I absolutely loved !! Ambiance all around is very family friendly. I'm rating 4 starts only because I wish that had more than 1 bathroom.

Several years ago I posted my love for this place. I just need to reiterate. When a restaurant…read moretreats you like family...embrace it. You will see me posting this same message to my favorite spots. Sri Siam - embraced!!!

Been coming to Sri Siam for a few years since I live in the neighborhood, and it's always been a…read moresolid Thai spot. Nothing fancy or high-end, just consistently good food in a clean, casual setting. The star for me is easily the crispy rice salad. It comes with fresh lettuce and cilantro, and you wrap the crispy rice in the lettuce as you eat it. So good and still my favorite thing on the menu. I also regularly get their soups, which are warm, filling, and comforting, and the combination chow mein is another solid option. Service has always been nice and the restaurant is kept clean. Great neighborhood spot, especially for a casual lunch. I keep coming back mainly for that crispy rice salad.

My first time at this restaurant.i love the service. The waitress give us,nice ambiance,even the…read morerestroom is nice ,clean .the moment I start eating my food I was in love ,me and my friend have a really great time.definitely Wii come back;) 5

​You have to try Thai-style pizza. The Tom Yum and Curry pizzas here are super unique, fresh, and…read morepacked with flavor. The crust and sauces hit the spot every time, which matches all the great reviews you see online about their dough and recipes. They also have awesome Thai favorites and the service is top-notch. Everyone is warm and friendly, but a big shout-out to Nit! Nit took amazing care of me and made the whole experience so welcoming. ​Great food, unique flavors, and awesome staff--I'll definitely be back!