The food was so good--much needed comfort especially after coming back from a trip. My personal…read morefavorite was the panang curry and pineapple fried rice. The staff were also super nice and friendly--10/10 service

Nattha's Bann Thai Asian is one of the best Thai spots I've found. The Khao Soi was excellent and…read moretasted very authentic, with rich flavor and just the right balance of spice. Their Chinese food selection is also very flavorful and well done. The almond chicken was amazing, and the mango sticky rice was honestly the best I've had outside of Thailand. The service was also great--very welcoming, friendly, and attentive. Definitely worth visiting if you want authentic Thai food and great Chinese dishes in one place.

Had a great yellow curry (with side protein) and a taste of my son's Yum Beef and Mango Chicken…read more Now I HAVE to get back there to get the Yum Beef and Mango Chicken!

You just KNOW the food is good when the egg rolls are eaten on the drive home from the pickup…read moreorder. And that is exactly what happened here! The Tom Yum fried rice was an inspiration - just thinking about it makes me want more and more. The Pad See Ew was solid! Selfishly I could have used a bit more sauce and spice, but that may be personal preference. Fast service and generous portions, what more can you want?

Tuk Tuk is located in the Campbell and Glenn shopping center with both indoor and outdoor seating…read more The staff were very friendly and tables turned over quickly so even if busy the wait should not be long. We started with the spring rolls which were fresh and light. A little bit of mint and a delicious peanut sauce with a hint of heat. The rolls are large and make part of a meal by themselves. They have tofu options as well making them a vegetarian option. We ordered the Panang Chicken Curry and Crab noodles. Both were aromatic and good portions. We got two meals out of them. The chicken was a good curry with bright notes including basil. Large pieces of chicken as well as vegetables made the dish hearty. If you like Thai curry, it is excellent. The crab noodles had large amounts of shredded crab and egg. The sauce was slightly sweet and complimented the crab perfectly. Agin the amount of crab made it a hearty meal. The noodles were thin and light and perfectly prepared. Both dishes had a balance of flavors that spoke of a good chef who paid attention even in a fast paced restaurant. This is an excellent and affordable Thai option in Tucson!

Grabbed some take out from here and it was very good. The Staff that helped me was very friendly…read moreand offered some great recommendations. I ordered the Beef and Eggplant, and Pad Thai both were great. The portions are huge and enough for two meals. You can ask for different spice levels, which is always nice for wimps like me. LOL I will definitely be back for more and try their other location. We didn't take any photos but yeah great food.

This is not the type of restaurant where you need any more ambience than watching the food…read morepreparation a few feet from your table. After probably more than a dozen meals there, I've never been disappointed in the quality of the food or the service. It has a "no-nonsense" interior that suits the purpose just fine. I drive 17 miles each way to eat there if I'm not in the area for other reasons. I almost hesitate to recommend the place so it doesn't become popular to the point that seating becomes more of an issue. Smile here.

Old school Chinese diner. Not fancy, but def fast…read more Not sure if the economy is causing a drop in food quality or if there have been changes in recipes or cooks but it has been noticeable. The dish that used to be my go to was the ginger chicken, but the chicken quality is noticeably less tender, on the stringy side. So I switched to order other dishes like their tofu dishes or an occasional Mongolian meat dish. Again, the meat & sauce similarities (hard to tell them apart) are noticeable. It's still a decent place for a fast meal or easy takeout but I find myself looking elsewhere for Chinese food. Their fried rice was always basic, but now it's like it got hit with some soy sauce & little else Prices have gotten a bit higher (like they do :) though they're still cheaper than many) but quality has gone down a notch or more. Not saying I'll never be back, but it's not on my bi weekly dont wanna cook lets eat out rotation. Oh well.

Good service and really good food! My go to spot in Tucson!…read more Try their special soup and firecracker shrimp

If you are in the Tucson area, you have to check out Mantis Gourmet. We are in town from out of…read morestate for a wedding and so glad we found this spot for dinner. It's a small, clean restaurant with about 9 tables, and the service is impressively fast. The owner, Andy, is hands-on and personally makes sure everyone is enjoying their meal, which adds a great local feel. The Food * Street Dumplings (Fried): We started with these as an appetizer--absolutely delicious! * House Special Chow Mein: My husband really enjoyed this; it was flavorful , good for two and well-prepared * Vermicelli Salad with Chicken: refreshing and colorful dish that balances warm, savory grilled chicken with cold rice vermicelli noodles, crisp raw vegetables, and a zesty, light dressing. Atmosphere & Service Even though it's a smaller space, it's very popular. I noticed a constant stream of "to-go" orders and delivery drivers picking up, which is always a good sign that the locals love it. We will definitely be back the next time we're in town. Highly recommended!

My husband and I stopped here on our way to Phoenix. This is a small little quaint place off of 4th…read moreAve. There is quite a variety of dishes to choose from. I got the vegan rice noodles with pan fried tofu in the coconut milk sauce, and my husband got the salmon rice noodles, in the spinach sauce. They were both really good. The owner is nice and uses organic ingredients. He has quite a story which you can read about on the wall when you come in. We definitely will return.

VEGAN! A Hidden Gem in Tucson It's been a long time since…read moreI've been truly wowed by a new restaurant in Tucson--but tonight changed that. The vegan options were not just available, they were abundant and clearly crafted with care. The chef absolutely knows what he's doing! I enjoyed a lentil patty rice bowl (made spicy--highly recommend), and my husband had the vegan fried rice with tofu. We also shared the naan, and everything was aromatic, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. The setting was ideal--quiet enough for a heartfelt dinner with my daughter and her boyfriend, perfect for private conversation. The owners were incredibly kind and attentive, offering thoughtful suggestions that turned out to be spot on. I'm so grateful we found this spot--it feels like a diamond in Tucson!

The pad thai was a little too sweet and not spicy enough. Some chili oil helped it out. The…read morevegetable with pork dish was good but also not very spicy.

My room mate picked up some Thai food on Saturday night. (This review is for the THAI FOOD)…read more Tom Yum Jay Soup, Yellow Curry, and Spring rolls. I must say the subtle spices and flavors once again did not disappoint. The spring rolls were perfect and quite well sized. Veggies were crisp and the sauces on point... all wrapped in a firm rice paper wrapper. I LOVE these!! The Yellow Curry had a little kick (my room mate does not have the same love of spice I do)....however the spices in the curry were excellent. That is my favorite part of curry. The Tom Kha Jay soup was good as well. Though more like lemon grass veggie soup, I did not get the richness of coconut milk, but I did enjoy the hot and sour aspect, as well as the lemongrass flavor. Prices have gone up a bit, but what prices have not. The food here has been consistently good since 2011. This , I am sure is a family run business....and the quality of food is worth every single penny.

Senae Thai Street Food is one of Tucson's best-kept flavor secrets, and honestly... why didn't…read moreanyone tell me sooner? I caught this Thai street food truck parked at Crooked Tooth Brewery, and the whole setup just works--moody, low-lit, casually cool, and exactly the kind of spot where incredible food sneaks up on you and steals the entire night. I had the spicy curry tofu taco and I'm still thinking about it. Total flavor bomb--rich, layered, and spicy in a way that actually delivers. They offer both vegan and non-vegan options, and nothing about the vegan dish felt like an afterthought. Bold, comforting, and wildly satisfying. This is the kind of food truck people quietly gatekeep... but I'm done gatekeeping. I'll absolutely be tracking them down wherever they pop up next.

I love Chef Dee and her authentic creations. I want to start of saying that all her menu items…read morehave been delicious so far and I really appreciate the spices. I ordered the Garee Gai Curry and it looked like something I would buy in Thailand. So good. They use a text message service to let you know when your food is ready but I wasn't paying attention so it took me 9 minutes to notice. The food cart is set in the lovely back patio of the Crooked Tooth Brewery and is a festive and lively patio. I paired my dish with a Crow Moon IPA which was just extraordinary! The price was good for a dinner dish at $12, but my only complaint is that there is way too much rice in the dish and not enough of the actual curry dish itself. The bowl it came in is 2/3 rice and 1/3 of the curry. My suggestion to them is to change the ratios to provide more of the main course and less of the rice. I ended up tossing most of the rice in the trash. I hope this isn't the normal way it's served because it's not as enjoyable when it's mostly rice. I've had Thai at other places and it's like one scoop of rice and the rest is the mains. This is my first time here and I will be back again and give it another chance.

I like being able to order online, it was very easy to use. When I went to pick up I was bit early…read morebut we just sat and waited which was fine. The cashier was very kind and actually gave my 3&6 year old apple juice boxes while we waited: that was a nice gesture. The food was delicious, although I should've gotten everything spicier (for my taste). We got the pad Thai 47, wonton soup 25, and general Tao 60 & crab puffs. I like that the crab puffs actually taste like crab and not like straight cream cheese. Didn't get a chance to take any pics as we were really hungry and everything got eaten quickly. I haven't been here since we first moved into the Rita ranch area over 5 years ago. Happy to see they survived through the covid times and are still in operation. I definitely recommend this place.

Finally ! Took forever to try this place and it's everything everyone said it would be . Great…read moreflavors . Lots of spice level options . I had the coconut curry veggie tofu hot Kom Tha . Delicious . Will I be back ? Obviously.

Such delicious food and very attentive service!! Was looking forward to a healthy and delicious…read morelunch and they delivered!!

I came here for dinner last night and had an excellent experience--service was great from start to…read morefinish. I ordered the crab puffs and chicken pad Thai. Both were good, though the pad Thai was a bit too sweet for my taste.