Zero stars. Just awful. This is fake Thai food. Served cold. No sauce, no taste. Dry, chewy. Don't even think about patronizing this place. Our part tried five different entrees and they were all bad, very bad. You have been warned ! read more

I've been on a Thai food marathon lately and my life is all the better for it. Oh my god the pad thai, it so yummie, i'll be fat one day if I don't stop my thai roller coaster ride. read more

Disappointed in this place. One of the more expensive delivery on Uber eats. Our beef dish is pink and uncooked. Our chicken dish is swimming in oil. And Our soup is full of uncooked mushrooms. I will absolutely never order from this place again. Very sad by this dinner. read more

Great food, quick service, kind staff!!! My boyfriend and I went here for dinner and loved it. Comparable to Madam Ma'am's (one of our fav places in West Campus)! Highly recommend. We had the Pad Thai with pork and the Drunken Noodles with chicken, both were delicious! Will be coming back :) read more

Thai Kitchen - Pad Thai and drunken noodles - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

Authentic. Inexpensive. Delicious. Do you really need to read anything else on this review to know that it is good enough to make visit. I have been coming here for a few years. I don't live in the UT area, but this has to be my consistently favorite Thai restaurant. Food is always fresh, the wait is NEVER long, and they do it RIGHT. Love their hours. They are open until midnight. The menu is freaking incredible. They just remodeled so it looks so much nicer The owner is always friendly, as well as the rest of the staff. The dishes are plentiful. Last night I got something with the word "Cry" in it. I am a spice fanatic, and hell yea I was crying. Stuff was spicy! but I ate every single bite! There really isn't a bad thing I can say about this restaurant other than the fact that I always want to order a minimum of 4 meals because I can never make up my mind. And OMG last night when I went for dinner... the owners shirt... just priceless: "Eat Thai or Die Tryin'" read more

You cannot go wrong here! The reason they have the best Pad Thai is because the type of Noodle they use. It's a special Thai rice noodle call, Sen-Jun, the texture is a bit more chewy, how it was in the olden days in Thailand. Hardly any Thai restaurant uses it because it costs a lot more, but this is a gem. The service is wonderful and so friendly. They seem to know a lot of the customers well and makes u feel welcome. Thank you for making my lunch wonderful! read more

Thai Kitchen - A very delicious Pad Thai, very good rice noodle! - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

This is literally the worst thai food i have ever had. Got on grub hub, the pad thai was inedible. Like maybe they don't use real eggs? Bean sprouts and basil were brown. Green curry fried rice was dry and horrible. "Cucumber salad" was warm pieces of cucumber in like sugar and vinegar only? So so gross; i am furious i spent $50 to get two dishes delivered ugh read more

it's kind of funny because my boyfriend and I had our very first date here and we actually come here quite often because despite how awful it is, it's "our" place. So it gets an extra star for just happening to be the place we met through no effort of its own. Otherwise, this place is just awful. From the snotty waitresses to the sticky tabletops to the rubbery chicken to the worst pad thai I've ever had in my life. Which is like a bad enchilada to me in that I didn't think it could EXIST. That is, until I had it at the ever-lovely Thai Kitchen. read more

Thai Kitchen - Free soup w/ lunch special - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

When you go to Thai Kitchen, don't expect a glossy menu that looked like car ads. Don't expect all friendly waiters (some are, and some aren't). Don't expect romantic upscale ambiance. The last time I went to this location, which was last week, the walls of their dining room were painted in three colors: purple on the left part of the room, pink in the middle, and blueish teal on the right. Not exactly my kind of setting for a restaurant. But I don't go to Thai Kitchen for the fluff. I go here for the stuff -- the food. I do take outs. So often that there used to be a guy who took phone order, recognized me just by my voice, knew what my usual order was. The food is absolutely fabulous. The best Pad Thai I've tasted so far. Other Thai restaurants have their Pad Thai way too sweet for me. My favorites are Phat Woon Sen, Thai Fried Rice, Shrimp in Thai red curry and green beans, or any of their Rice Soup or Tom Yum. If you have pollen allergy like me and your nose is often stuffy, order their killer Green Curry Fried Rice or blazingly hot Fiery Fish or Steamed Fish in Lemon Flavor. Guarantee to clear up your sinus! The best value is from the lunch menu. For under $10, you can get a filling entree, plus an egg roll, and a cup of soup or salad with peanut sauce. read more

The meal was very unmemorable to say the least. I ordered the pad thai which wasn't that special

Daaaaaaaaaaamn I love my local Thai Kitchen! In fact, I literally just ordered the Vegetable and Tofu Red Curry dish and will be enjoying it via take out in less than thirty minutes! I am so excited. This restaurant may not look like much, but it's like Han Solo's Millennium Falcon: dingy and beat up on the outside, but impressive and a force to be reckoned with on the inside. I have to say that the some what dumpy interior is what I like about it. Who wants to go somewhere local that looks like the generic P.F Chang's or Pei Wei? The waiters and waitresses are all Asian too...so that gives it some sense of authenticity. Whether they are actually Thai...I am not sure. But they're nice, speedy, and attentive. As a vegetarian I am in-love with this place! My boyfriend isn't a vegetarian and he always leaves with a satisfied grin on his face...much like his reaction to other things I know about...wha ha ha ha. Oh sorry. The lunch specials are amazing too! You get a nice portioned meal with your choice of soup and an spring roll for under 7 dollars! I am one broke-ass college student, so I can rock that. Oh and the hours are very college student friendly! Open late! Yeah! Thai Kitchen, I love your succulent tofu swimming with its veggie friends in curry! ahhhhhhhhh. Life is good at the Thai Kitchen. read more

Thai Kitchen - Hidden wonders galore! - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

I definitely eat here too frequently. The food is pretty good as long as you are eating in. I ordered to go once and it was really dry like it was pre-made and microwaved. Their spicy can get pretty hot. I'd say give it a chance. read more

I've been here a few times. Everything under the noodles section is pretty good. Not too expensive either but not a lot of flavor. Appetizers: The egg rolls are kind of weird tasting and have too many vegetables in them. Pork is the best type of egg roll, then shrimp. The beef tastes kind of funky. I personally don't like the Thai sandwich, it tastes soggy. Main dishes: I haven't tried anything besides the noodles. the ladd na is ok. I got the pork and felt that it didn't have very much flavor though. the pad zee ew was the best thing I've had here although it's very sweet. The drunken noodles are spicy -- these are good too. The atmosphere is chill, it's a quiet little place and a great stop for Thai food. Overall the food is ok but I'd rather go to madam mam's or somewhere else where the portions are larger and there's more flavor read more

Thai Kitchen - Ladd na & Thai sandwich. The Ladd na was good but the Thai sandwich was soggy and weird - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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So, I like their noodle dishes... a lot. BUT! I don't like their Chinese eggrolls. The eggrolls have curry spice and sweetness that is almost like a chutney. Me no likes. I keep forgetting that I don't like their eggrolls and continue to order them... to my dismay. read more

I always get a different entree whenever I come here, but I always get the Tom Ka soup. I love that it's not sweet, and errs on the sour side. On my last visit, however, I found an entree I really liked that I'll probably get every time I go here. Pepper pork. I love their pepper pork dish. Idk what it is about it, but I love it. Maybe it's that it's perfectly seasoned to my liking and that it's not dry. Maybe it's that it's a good enough portion that I have another meal for the next day. Either way, I love it and I'll recommend this dish to anyone who goes to Thai Kitchen. read more

I visited this restaurant and had such a horrible meal. I felt sick for the rest of the day and my friend couldn't even eat her meal. The lunch special comes with soup and a spring roll, but it's definitely sad when the soup was the only thing we both really wanted to eat. I ordered pad Thai, which was definitely not good. My friend ordered yellow curry, in which after eating one bite, she only ended up eating the rice. I would definitely not recommend eating here and do not understand why it always seems to be busy!!! read more

Thai Kitchen - Lunch special comes with choice of egg drop or coconut chicken soup! I've never had egg drop soup before but it takes like brown gravy! - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This place was a perfect late night spot. We couldn't be happier to stroll in at 10:30pm, famished and exhausted, and know it was still open. The restaurant was quite busy, and we were luckily seated right away. After slumping into our chairs, and making an effort to order with the last ounce of energy left in us, the girls ordered their usual: green seafood curry, chicken pad thai and chicken and vegetable fried rice. Again, we lucked out, and the orders came in blazingly fast (almost too fast), but we were too tired to take it to too much observation. I wish I could offer Thai Kitchen 3 and a half stars, but if I had to pick, I can't quite go up to a 4 rating. The staff were nice, the service was quick, the price was great (I think we paid about $30 for 3 dishes and a soft drink), and of course the hours as others mentioned were fantastic, but the food was okay. The pad thai was edible, and so was the green curry, but nothing to write home about. At the speed the food came out, it made me wonder if it was just a spice pack you could buy at the Asian food market. But, the fried rice was quite tasty, and a very welcoming dish; we couldn't have wanted anything else better at the time we came in, and we were grateful for that. Would I come back? Maybe, if other options are just not feasible. They offer a good product at a good price at a good time, so I have to give them props for that. But with atx being such a foodie headquarter these days, I just can't do a second trip knowing there's just so much more just around the corner. read more

Thai Kitchen - chicken fried rice, chicken pad thai and green seafood curry, about $30 buckaroos - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

The fried rice was not good, it was soggy and tasteless. Also our egg rolls were burned .. Thai kitchen used to be soooo good what happened ): read more

I've been to Thai Kitchen before several times and had good experiences. Their soups are fabulous. Their Pad Thai dish is kinda sweet but still good. But today I had a less-than-favorable meal. I had a hankering for a spicy noodle dish, not a soup. I picked something that sounded appetizing -- noodles, sriracha (a pepper next to the menu item denoting spicy status), chicken, egg, hmmm! It arrived quickly as a gelatinous mass of pale pink noodle. The chicken, though cooked, was still cold (reheated from refrigerated or frozen). The dish wasn't spicy as all, so I coated it with squirts of the table sriracha. The noodles tasted like HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP. I was so hungry that I ate it. And it was New Year's so I tipped my usual amount. But now I see that I did no one any favors for eating the food without complaint and tipping so well. Ketchup on Thai noodles is a travesty. I guess I've learned my lesson: only soups here. read more

Chose this spot based on proximity to a meeting. Very pleasantly surprised. My lunch came with soup, and egg roll, and rice for under $9. The coconut soup was delicious and had that distinguishable asian flavor that I normally associate with philipino cuisine and that I was very pleased to taste here. The fried fish in spicey red curry was also delicious and filling but light. The location had easy parking, a quiet but casual atmosphere and very fast and friendly service. My wish list for a 5 star experience here would be sticky rice (much stickier) and a bit more flavorfull egg roll. But, if I could give 4 1/2 stars, I would. It was a close call. read more

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This place is DELICIOUS. I can't attest to the genuinity of the flavors, but I know it tastes darn good. I had the basil chicken with a fried egg and rice (special for that day). It was bursting with flavor and humongous to boot. I ate and ate and ate until I couldn't eat anymore. Then I shuffled the food around a bit, it looked like I hadn't even touched it. Sigh. I ate a lot, I promise! It was a little spicier than I could handle so I couldn't scarf it down as quickly as I wanted to. So if you don't like spiciness, tell them to make it mild! My tablemates had the chicken with greenpeas (amazing - so tasty and fresh), chicken with lemongrass soup (also good), and pad thai (didn't try b/c I'm allergic to peanuts, but they said it was good). read more

Thai Kitchen - spicy basil chicken w/rice and egg - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

I can honestly say Thai Kitchen is one of my favorite restaurants. I love the authenticity this place offers, I come here at least once if not twice a week. My favorite dish by far is the Siracha Noodles (with Tofu & Egg)! the Pad Thai here are made with real spices not ketchup. Two other must try food here are Indian Noodle Soup and Thai Special Noodles. Overall I LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. I recommend this Thai place over any other ones in town! read more

Thai Kitchen - Indian Noodle Soup - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Do yourself a favor and go to Titaya's, Madam Mam's, is Sap's instead. We have given this restaurant 2 tries and both times they have surprised us with disappointment beyond our wildest dreams. The first time we went, we ordered their specialty dinner dishes, which they managed to royally screw up. The veggies tasted rancid. Tonight, we ordered the most basic of Thai dishes - pad Thai and pad kee mao, with the expectations that these are dishes a restaurant could not cook incorrectly. Well, we were wrong. They informed us that our pad kee mao was cooked with the wrong meat, so they were re-cooking it, which added to our wait time. When we received it, it was still cooked with the wrong meat, even though we confirmed with them that we wanted pork. Our pad thai does not have sauce on it. It comes with chopped peanuts, but the dish itself is extremely dry and distasteful. GG Thai kitchen, guess it's my fault for giving you multiple tries. read more

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The girl in the front...I think her name is Rath...she's so hot...food is great too!! Dinner and a show!

The pad thai was pad thai. No complaints; but nothing stood out about this unassuming restaurant. read more

I've lived in Austin for 5 years and this is HANDS DOWN the best Thai restaurant in Austin!! And the best part is it's locally owned so you'll be supporting a local business! Also they literally have the best pad Thai lol but everything on the menu is really delicious and flavorful. Do yourself a favor and try it out cause it is truly a Austin hidden gem! read more

Still the actual best. And they've updated their decor to make it almost swanky. Love. Oh and the red curry is still amazing. read more

Absolutely delicious. We ordered takeout and at first glance it didn't look like it would taste like anything but the flavors were so wonderful. We ordered a pad Thai tofu and vegetables, paid Thai shrimp, a vegetarian Tom yum, and a Tom yum with shrimp. Will come again. read more

They deliver now!!!! And they have this awesome dish called the Thai Special Noodle dish. It's kind of like a Thai variation of pho. Mmmm mm mmm so fine!!!! read more

My ideal rating is 3.5 stars, since they have fantastic, flavorful pad thai (one of the best I've ever tasted!) but their green curry rice is quite sub-par and not mixed very well, with chunks of regular rice (eek!) in it. The best thing about it was the cucumbers (don't get me wrong, I love cucumbers) and I found myself longing after Titaya's green curry fried rice instead. Wait, I was here to eat Thai Kitchen! Definitely try the Gatee Thom Yum Gai, which is this superb coconut chicken lemongrass mushroom soup--an awesome appetizer and a must-have. Their green and red curry isn't too bad either. Might be back for the soup and pad thai. read more

Thai Kitchen - Curry fried rice and the most delicious soup ever! - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

Thai Kitchen is a nice looking restaurant and in a great location, but I wasn't impressed with their food very much. I tried a few dishes, but they all lacked that "home taste." It's definitely okay to go and try it as we all have different likes and dislikes, but to me, not a great place to eat. read more

We love Thai Kitchen! This is our go to when I just don't feel like cooking and want something delicious. After we came back from Thailand many years ago, we were obsessed with Thai food. Thai Kitchen satisfies those cravings. My one gripe is I don't think there's as much in a serving on takeout as there is when you dine in. I love the food and want it all (nom nom nom...). Also, they have gluten free options, which helps when feeding a crowd. I will keep coming back! read more

I'm a sucker for curry. So when my friend asked if I wanted to get Thai Kitchen for dinner, I couldn't resist. The menu is pretty lengthy so I had trouble deciding on what to get lol I ordered the Gand Gar Lee Gai which is chicken in a yellow coconut milk curry with potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, jalapeños, and onions. It was delicious. The sauce was as creamy as I was expecting it to be, but I was still satisfied. Next time I'm trying something from the spicy food section. Hopefully I'll make it out alive lol read more

Thai Kitchen - Gand Gar Lee Gai - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

With several UT Alums and a bunch of friends, we headed over to Thai Kitchen to reclaim some memories from late 90s. First, and most importantly, the "HOT" food wasn't hot... But the are enough condiments on the table to spice it up! Outside of the camaraderie, it was a disappointment. We had 9 people, ordered 9 dishes for a family style meal, and everything was just ok. The only redeeming aspect, our waitress was fantastic (once we waved her over). read more

Thai Kitchen - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

Delivery campus took 45 mins, as they promised over the phone. Two normal chicken dishes came out to $27 with a 15% tip. Overall, food is tasty. I ordered Khow Ngeow Gai Whan, Chicken #22, and it's nothing amazing but good for delivery. If I was feeling Thai on a night in, I'd go for Thai Kitchen again. read more

Thai Kitchen - Khow Lard Ni Gai, Chicken #22 - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

I've driven past this place multiple times when driving on Guad, but I never noticed this place until a friend suggested to eat there for dinner. It's sort of hidden by the huge tree in front, so it's hard to see when you're just driving by. Anyways, I am a little bit of a snot when it comes to Thai food because I have had pretty dang good Thai in Dallas, and so far Austin (near UT) has failed me with Madam Mam's and this place. Not saying any of these places are downright bad, but they're not what I'm looking for in Thai food. My friend got the pad thai, which is actually kind of unique because they use a white sauce instead of the normal red/brown sauce one is used to seeing. Tastes about the same as a normal pad thai, but a tad more lime-ier. I got the pad see ew/pad zee ew, which is what I like to get usually at Thai places. It was mediocre, ad for the price, I think I would rather suck it up and go to Madam Mam's and pay a little more for a larger portion. Service was not too bad, but I just don't know if it's worth coming back. Maybe to try something different? They do have a lot more options on their menu. read more

Thai Kitchen - Pad Zee Ew - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Just no. If McDonald's made Thai food, this would be it. Alas, an incredible cuisine that they've managed to completely screw up - and I ended up sick to my stomach thirty minutes after I threw away what I didn't want to finish. Spare yourself the same experience yea? read more

Very welcoming staff, super pleasant the entire time! The Pad Thai is some of the best I've had in Austin, the balance maintained between the ingredients is near perfect. Not too dry, noodles perfectly cooked, with delicious chicken, lime, and peanut. Delicious fried spring rolls, as well! Highly recommend. read more

Tiger cry have Natha in tears of joy if you order a Tom Kha it comes with a burning flame so your soup stays hot. Say hi to their gigantic wise fish if you find yourself waiting to sit or pay (which is rare) I swear those fish can read our thoughts. Also: spring rolls are read more

Thai Kitchen - Seafood tiger cry is extra spicy. Still dead from the weekend. Enjoying squid in the afterlife - Thai Near Me - Austin, Texas

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I just ordered from Thai kitchen, which I have patronized over the years. I ordered something that was marked with one star for heat, which is fine. What I got was so hot it is almost impossible to eat. I am going to do my best to make it through, but I did not get what was advertised. read more