Second time to use Uber delivery for dinner from this restaurant. Did not disappoint! Ordered a…read morevariety of food, including soup, rolls, dumplings, and several entrées. Everything was perfectly packaged, arrived, hot, and was incredibly tasty. I also thought the prices were reasonable. I have taken quite a few pictures so you can see what was ordered and how it was packaged. Nice job!

Got take out tonight from here and it was pretty good! Portions on take out were great and pickup…read morewas prompt. I tried the boat noodles have a dark, funky and earthy broth that I honestly can't describe but it's umami rich and comforting. The meat is a bit tough but the flavor is excellent. I haven't seen this on many Thai menus so glad I got to try it here. Pad see ew is a classic rice noodle stir fry that has a slightly sweet profile and comes loaded with chicken and broccoli. I prefer wider rice noodles for my pad see ew but these are more than serviceable. All in all, great place to get your Thai food fix!

We usually love to eat here but service can be a little meh. Food is good we got the soup dumpling…read morepork and pho, orange chicken and the beef rib pho. I'm pretty disappointed since I had them package my food one waited about 20 min for them to package it up for me and two I still had two very large beef ribs left over and once I arrived home I noticed they did not pack those up only the noodles and broth which is pretty outrageous considering you're paying a hefty upcharge for the beef ribs. So be aware when they're packing up your food that they're packing up EVERYTHING.

Don't miss out on this hidden gem. Unique calamari, soup dumplings, city's best dim sum. Good…read morefood, good music, good people.

Loved the Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mow) I (thought I) have…read morea high spice tolerance and asked for level 5 (comes in levels 4 and 5) and boy was it spicy! The flavors really came through though, despite the spice. Will definitely be coming back for the curries and the Pad Thai. Quick and friendly service. Nice ambience. Was busy on a Friday evening. It is located in a plaza so finding parking should not be a problem.

Titaya's Thai Cuisine we got from off of a list of recommended restaurants at the hotel we were…read morestaying at that was nearby during our trip to Austin. We came early, just before they opened and there was several customers waiting also which can kind of give the hint that you're at a good place. And indeed it was. I got their Pad Thai, a dish I don't often get as I often got the route of Drunken Noodles but I wanted to revisit Pad Thai so that was the direction I took foe this meal. It was very, very good ! The ingredients were fresh, the sauce and noodles were great! It was a decent sized meal which I appreciated as we had a very busy day ahead of us with shopping and being tourists and this meal was one of virtually all of the meals in Austin to be great to outstanding!

I ordered over the phone, which was an easy and quick process. They said it would be ready in 20…read moremin and it was. The restaurant itself has a lot of indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a bar. It seems like a nice place to have a meal. As for the food, we ordered: Pad thai with chicken, mild spice - unfortunately this was a bit dry for me, though the taste was good. Pad see ew with chicken - I liked their version and would probably get it again. Pad woon sen with pork - typically my favorite noodle dish and I think they did a good job. Garden roll - good but not as packed as others I've had, and at a higher price point. Pineapple fried rice with pork - I liked this but was a bit on the oily side. Tom kha soup - I thought this was very good and had a decent amount of chicken and mushrooms Overall I liked everything but some items I felt I had better versions of elsewhere. It's also on the pricier side. Still, if in central Austin I think it's a solid choice for Thai food.

8/10 Would come back…read more I stopped in for the Pad Thai and overall it was a solid experience. My first few bites were a little underwhelming because it tasted slightly fishy and the flavors didn't seem to come together. After giving the box a really good shake, though, everything mixed properly and it tasted much better. I ordered a spice level 2, and wow, it was actually pretty spicy. I usually add extra chili sauce to my Pad Thai, but this time I didn't need to. If you're sensitive to heat, I probably wouldn't go any higher than a level 2. The peanuts added a nice crunch, and I highly recommend asking for extra lime. I felt like the dish could have used a little more acidity to balance everything out. While the slight fishiness wasn't my favorite, the overall flavor was good, and it's definitely one of the better Pad Thai options I've found in Austin so far. Not the best Pad Thai I've ever had, but one I'd happily order again when the craving hits.

Wow, I'd heard about this place from several people and I must say it lived up to the hype. The…read moreenvironment is casual while still feeling airy and nice. Service is excellent, the staff is well informed and friendly. We got the chicken and rice and the pork dish. Everything was so incredibly flavorful, the rice was especially impressive. According to people I know who really know Thai food this place is very legit. We got a drink at Lazarus beforehand right across the street and that was a really nice way to lead into the dinner.

simple and homey flavors…read more their poached chicken is extremely tender, and their fried chicken is sooo delicious. i would come back for that and their garlicky rice! fried chicken wings were too dry to me, but the dipping sauce was crazy - salty, savory, sweet, and spicy their chicken broth soup is comforting and simple, great with the rice

Well my delivery experience went from awesome to totally off. Too many mistakes (like 4 of our…read moreitems were made wrong). When I called the restaurant they had no solutions to help. Will not order from here again.

Not my favorite Thai place in Austin and honestly not even my favorite Thai place on South Lamar…read morebut still a very solid spot. The staff are all friendly and very attentive and the interior design is very cute and cozy. I usually get their green or panang curry which both are very classic and hits the spot when you're craving it. This particular visit I got their chilean bass which was really nice. The sauce was very light with a nice sweetness to it and I'm a huge fan of kabocha so that was a nice surprise. Overall not a bad place but I definitley can't say it's in the top 3 thai places in Austin.

I still love this place but PLEASE change ur to go containers. The pad kra pao sauce leaked through…read morethe container and through the bag and got on my car floor. Please change the container

I've been a loyal Dee Dee fan for years but oh man! The quality of the food has gone down…read more The pad kaprow is way too oily and the rice was sooo smooshy. Ever since they've moved to the brick and mortar -- I've been less impressed with their delivery.

I loved it, idk why this place has a bad review. The food is actually really good and has GREAT…read moreflavor. My guess why the food is rated bad is because white people gave the review. I've noticed while being in Texas, places that cater to the ethnicity that the food is for are given a lover rating then if the food was white washed. Ex: I've gone to a few Mexican restaurants and the food wasn't spicy and was missing a lot of flavor. All the ratings were great for the restaurants even though clearly it was missing a lot of key ingredients. But this restaurant was AMAZING the service was also amazing and if you want good curry come here! The ambience was nice too. They were playing k pop music (I know that's not everyone's favorite music but u couldn't really here it that much anyway) also they were playing cute animal music in the back and I loved it! Anyway loved this place and the food was GREAT, it's hard to find a restaurant with great flavor that had great spice. If you don't like restaurants with spicy food you can adjust the spice. Also, it was a little dim but that doesn't affect the food at. LOVED this place!!!

We were trying to find a late night kid friendly restaurant in walking distance from the Hampton…read moreInn and we found Mai Tai! I'm so glad that we did it was amazing!! The prices were really affordable and honestly the best food and service I've had in awhile and I travel a lot! Definitely a 5 star for me and my family

Loved the food truck so really wanted to check out the Brick and Mortar! Came on a Sunday to try…read moreout some delicious thai food with my thai food bestie! Ambience: Dark and moody with plenty of seating and a partial viewing of the kitchen. Service: the waitress was super prompt and also gave a lot of explanation about items on the menu in case we weren't familiar with the dish. Food: The food is probably some of the best thai food in Austin. We ordered the papaya salad which came out more in like a "thin flat noodle fashion" than what we are normally used to, it's not super spicy like most thai restuarants like to serve it but still has some robust flavors and some spice it also comes with cracklings which are super crunchy. The chinese broccolli is always a favorite of mine for the texture and the Pork Ribs dish was super creamy with a hint of spice that left you craving more. The menu is so large that we will definetly be back, i'd recommend going close to open as it's not as crowded!

My friend and I decided to check this place out since we've heard many good things about Kiin Di…read moreeven from days it was a food truck. We got the: * Roti Dip * Soft shell crab in curry * Papaya salad I loved the roti, it was crispy and the curry was flavorful, a bit salty but they paired well. The biggest miss for me was the soft shell crab in curry, the plate came out room temp which was a bit disappointing since curry is best served warm/hot. The batter on the crab was super thick it felt like we were just eating deep fried crab that got soggy quickly as it's served in the curry. The curry had some separation almost as if the coconut milk in it had been reheated or curdled during the cooking process. I'm not an expert chef but I've worked with coconut milk enough to notice these things. The papaya salad was decent, I loved the tangy and fresh flavors (we opted for 3 spice but definitely could've amped it up). I prefer my papaya salad with more "funk" but understand that's a different style. I am sad I had to give this place only 3 stars because my expectations were high considering this is their brick & mortar. I will have to give it a try again and taste other dishes. Overall the service was friendly, got sat immediately and didn't have to wait too long for the food to come out. More parking in the back of the restaurant, be weary of the signs from other businesses.