The food here is consistently delicious! I love their drunken noodle. The staff is so sweet and…read moreeveryone does such a great job. I usually get takeout but when I've dined in, service has been absolutely wonderful. Easily one of my favorite restaurants in the area.

My husband and I ordered take-out this afternoon and were disappointed. The flavors were just not…read morethere. Very bland. We ordered spicy and it was mild at best. We had the yellow curry and drunken noodle. $6 to add the shrimp to the curry dish (standard) but, we only received TWO shrimp. $44 for our meal and it not worth the price at all. We will not be returning. Honestly, I've had better food at Panda Express.

Delicious food... wonderful, friendly service! Our go-to…read morelocal Thai eatery! Thankful we have such a great place close to home! We have enjoyed everything we have tried! Can't wait to go back and have the beef salad (so yummy) and the cashew duck! Enjoy!

The freshest and most delicious Thai ever. You can find plenty of places that serve this type of…read morecuisine. I promise that nothing compares to these folks. Simply the best Thai anywhere.

This building has been in Penndel for years and today was my first time visiting. Found them on…read moreYelp while looking for Pho. Walking in the door, I got excited! Ambience was great, music was great, and the hostess was super friendly. We were seated immediately in the cutest semi private table for 2. I ordered the Pho with beef and my daughter ordered the pineapple fried rice with shrimp. Didn't take long for the food to come out. Large portions and simply delicious!!! I will definitely be back! By the way, they are BYOB, and you can get seating for large crowds. Yeah...this will not be my last time here!!

Interesting place-…read more The food was good and I enjoyed the decor - parking is small and you can park in back or the open lot next door. My mom had her favorite chicken noodle dish- and I had the chicken pad Thai- it's different : I've spent a lot of time in Thailand teaching - it's just different - you can't get the same dishes - people try - so for all the nay sayers that " it's not like Thailand " - nothing is like Thailand . I will be back and try other dishes - a good Thai iced tea and pad Thai- I'm in

Went to lunch w/ a friend here, primarily b/c it's near Costco and I needed to get gas there, and…read morethen saw that there are good reviews and the prices look pretty reasonable. All of the above were true, and the food was quite good too. Each of us got a lunch special w/ Thai Basil Beef, and it was a good dish. I enjoyed the wonton soup and side of rice too, and it was a really great price for all of that. Service is pretty fast and friendly; the waiter switched our soup orders by accident, but when he came back to bring more stuff, he noticed when we had switched them, which I give him some credit for. Everything is nice and fast, no issues there. Inside, it's a pretty good amount of space, and nice decoration throughout. My friend and I both thought the door to get from the foyer into the restaurant had a really nice design. Everything in there is clean and nicely put together. Men's room was clean too - not very big, but good enough size.

"Where are you from" is not a polite question to ask anybody as a good book of manners might teach…read moreus. Thus, while service was reasonable, a person shouldn't assume anything about anyone: not these days, nor any era. To give each customer the benefit of doubt is the most basic of refined manners. The food, however, is well prepared and fresh in quality. The restaurant does seem to cater towards a more elderly audience based on the presentation styles and music choices. While the vegetables and shrimp dishes were clearly fused from different cultures to some extent, the fried rice might have had a bit too much salt as diabetes is on the rise these days--so we tend to choose lighter salt in meals. The pricing could also be more reasonable for simple and traditional choices.

Great restaurant! The old Thai place closed down and this place just recently opened up and I…read morethoroughly enjoyed! They did a really nice job updating the inside. Very clean. The food was delicious and they are able to cater to GF diets if needed. Excited to come back in the future.

While driving back from the Jersey Shore, I always try to stop at restaurants along the way. It's a…read moregreat way to explore places I normally wouldn't visit, and this time we picked Thai Streat since Thai is our second favorite cuisine. We called around 8:40 PM, and they told us the kitchen would take its last order at 9 PM. Luckily, we made it just in time (around 9:02 PM), and they were kind enough to accommodate us. The ambiance was beautiful, with elegant golden décor hanging from the ceiling that gave the place a warm and inviting feel. We quickly ordered the Drunken Noodles and Basil Fried Rice, and to our surprise, the food arrived in just five minutes! The Drunken Noodles were easily the highlight of the meal, full of flavor and perfectly cooked. The Basil Fried Rice, however, was a bit disappointing as the rice was hard and chewy. Since it was closing time and we were starving, I didn't feel like complaining. Overall, I'd still say it's a solid choice for Thai food lovers in Central Jersey. The menu offers plenty of authentic Thai favorites, and based on our experience, I'd definitely come back to try more dishes.

First visit to a Thai since moving . reviews were good and lucky I booked a table at 5:30 as when…read morewe arrived the restaurant was packed with folks waiting for tables almost to when we left at 8:30 PM. Not huge but with enough tables packed in to be full restaurant. BYOB. WE had the calamari, shrimp and salad for appetizers. Main course Thai and Basil fried rice, a Masalaman curry, pad Thai and of course rice. Dessert crème brulee, sticky rice with ice cream (mango not in season) Service was god especially since everyone was busy. For Monroe Township, a hit and we will return

Our Favorite Thai Spot in Central Jersey! We've been coming…read moreto this Thai restaurant in Monroe Twp for years, and it never disappoints. The food is always delicious, beautifully presented, and full of authentic Thai flavors. Some of our favorites include the Thai iced tea, chicken satay, drunken noodles, imperial shrimp, and stir fry pad ped -- a must-have every time. The desserts are incredible too -- the fried ice cream is the best we've had, and the chocolate soufflé is rich, creamy, and simply melts in your mouth. A true hidden gem -- highly recommended for anyone craving amazing Thai food! The service is incredible - even quick on takeouts - love the serene ambiance inside.

I got take out in my grinch pijamas--- I wasn't expecting such a beautiful and Romantic place…read more It's really perfect for a date The yellow curry is made with tomato's, red peppers and I was surprised cause I always have it with potatoes and onions - but wow- the taste was absolute delicious and I asked them to add some potatoes since I dont eat the chicken or tofu. So delicious My lady had the had Thai and she though it was delicious too and big e ouch for two days -- the curry is enough for two meals too but I ate it all

The other reviews are right when they describe Phirom's dining room as opulent. It is definitely…read moredesigned for the impression of high end Thai cuisine with an attitude for modest elegance and attention grabbing decor. It is worth a visit just for that. In addition, their lunch menu is a nice tour de Bangkok of their fairly broad offerings. At about $14., you get a two buck or more discount on the most popular dinners (curries, pads, salads, soups), plus a choice of one appetizer. Given the place was empty but for one other customer, I enjoyed this deal completely. All servers had a hand in delivering my meal to me, and I felt well attended to. The small bowl of Tom Yum Soup was loaded with veggies (carrot slivers, string beans, mushrooms, onion, baby corn & broccoli), and was heavily spiced with lemongrass. Woke up my lips and gums nicely. Alerted my sinuses to be ready to run. The Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles - 2.5 on the heat scale) was a full plate of broad noodles in a heavy Thai sauce and all the above vegetables. While the sauce could have been a bit wetter to improve the overall texture of the ingredients, it was still quite good. I finished less than half the dish and took the rest home. This was a generous dinner at luncheon price. The price point was right given the size of the meal and pleasant ambiance of the kitchen, dining room and entire staff. Four Phuket Stars for Phirom.