Really excellent food and a fantastic staff. They are very quick with your order and the food is always fantastic. Pickup is very good too. Absolutely love this place and always looking forward to going back. read more

Very good food, and our go-to Thai place. Terrific curries and pad Thais, and the Tom Ka Gai soup is excellent. As a hot spice fan, the "five elephants" hotness is pretty good, yet not so overbearing you can't eat it. The restaurant goes down to one elephant in hotness, which - unless you get a curry - is absolutely mild. If you get a curry, it comes at one elephant at the lowest, and if you have a zero-tolerance heat eater, get a different dish, such as a Pad Thai. They are excellent, however. Thai Kitchen has switched to take-out only in the cold weather, and when it was warmer in the fall had quite a sizable outdoor dining area. read more

Mother daughter lunch here is a familiar family pastime that I don't get to do often enough now that I live in New York. A few hours ago, my mom claimed that she doesn't eat out much anymore - the lie detector determined that was a lie. Also confirmed by a waitress's reflexive response: "no takeout today Mandy?!" as we were seated. When we're here, pad Thai, pad see ew, pad kee mao, red/green curry, lard na, and tom yum seafood noodle soup are the dishes that have made our usual rotation. All are tasty but red curry with chicken and lard na made the cut today. Fair warning, lard na is a broad noodle dish that's drowned in a cornstarchy sauce that it's almost a soup. Or as sophisticated people like to call it - a saup. At $8 lunch entrees with a piping hot spring roll thrown in at the start to amuse your bouche, you can't dislike this place. read more

If I could give 0 stars, I would. Ordered a tom yum koong which was awful. Might as well have been called bell pepper soup, an ingredient that is not supposed to be included in this soup. They didn't even bother asking why I didn't eat the soup even though it was obvious I wasn't touching it. When they went to clear the plates and bring the check, had no problem including it. They just lost a regular customer. read more

I expected Thai Kitchen to be average thai food, but I'm amazed at how wrong I was. The portions are very large and plentiful. The prices are very low too! I have become a regular there and just love their pad thai and green curry. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a bite in the bridgewater area! read more

Extremely poor quality. This was probably the worst Thai I have had in the 20 states I have been and in Thailand. It has no flavor, it was undercooked, it was without any bite, the Thai basil had no impact at all. It tasted like I was eating liquified cardboard. Terrible experience. On top of that the next day I woke up with food poisoning because their meat was definitely undercooked. Avoid at all costs if your health and taste buds are important to you read more

This is best Thai restaurant in whole NJ in my opinion. There Pad thai with chili paste always hits the spot!!

Went for lunch. Nice tented area and heaters for outdoor dining. Enjoyed the small complimentary salad with peanut dressing. Was surprised to hear the our request to substitute peppers with string beans came with a upcharge. First time we have ever encountered an upcharge charge at a Thai restaurant. Our meals were served steaming hot and maybe 5 minutes from placing our order! Food was delicious. Staff was masked, very efficient and very polite. read more

Best Thai food in the state of NJ. This will turn into your favorite Thai restaurant as well once you eat here. My gf is from New York, and this is her favorite Thai place. This place is always packed because it's so good. I've never had to wait for a table so the service is excellent. Atmosphere- a little dark, but even when it is crowded you can have a conversation. The staff is on point with filling the water and taking our order. The waitress always comes when my glass of water was empty. Definitely enjoy the staff here. Food- we ordered Satae chicken on a stick with sauces ( peanut butter and another). This was a mouth watering appetizer that is a must have. For our meal we ordered a Pad Thai chicken and steak with level 3 spice. They actually tell you to get a lower level because you can always add spice. Like I said this food is delicious. I had enough for leftovers the next day and I'm a big guy. They give good portions. Price- pad Thai 10 dollars Chicken Satae 9 dollars The best Inexpensive authentic Thai food around. Hope you enjoy! read more

Thai Kitchen I - Pad Thai chicken and steak - Thai Near Me - Bridgewater, New Jersey

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I have been coming to this place for last 15 years, and I have always noticed that they want you to eat and get the HELL out. My wife got there around 2:20 and was waiting for me, they told her three times that we close at 3:00. After the 3rd time my left and we had lunch somewhere else. SAD read more

Their spicy fried rice surprised me, it's very yum! I ordered it with three level spicy, however I can't taste any spicy at all, so I think next time I can try five level :) My husband ordered pad see ew which was delicious, too! Anyway we shall come back next time to try other dishes! read more

Thai Kitchen I - Spicy fried rice with three level spicy which was very yum! - Thai Near Me - Bridgewater, New Jersey

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Great food! Staff is very nice! I got the Pad Thai and Thai iced coffee it was great. Very flavorful. We also got the calamari as an appetizer- delicious! The dipping sauce was amazing. read more

Had a great lunch! Beautiful covered outside dining! The food was delicious and the service was excellent!

Went there today for the first time after reading all the good reviews. I have had Thai all my life and I honestly cannot understand why this place has so may 5-star reviews. Yes the place is clean and pleasant. The service is prompt. The food was brought our incredibly fast. But..... the quality of food was not there. The few dishes we tried tasted washed down. I ordered their lard nar, and it was too sweet. My wife did not finish her meal. The food was not bright - not bursting with flavor. Don't get me wrong. If you are a newbie to Thai food, or like mild, washed down flavors, then by all means go there. If there is a large group you want/need to entertain, then go there. If you are a foodie and loooove Thai food.... pass on this. read more

Been going to Thai Kitchen for over 10 years and the service and food are always great. No matter what you order the dishes are prepared and taste is consistent. read more

Love this place, always my family's favorite go to :) my sister and I always get #36 or 37 with chicken. Broad noodles are great too, and so are some of their fish dishes amazing fried ice cream, too. read more

This place has been my favorite Thai spot for many years! Unfortunately as a vegetarian I didn't know they use the same deep fryer for their meat and tofu. Also, the curries and soups are all cooked in chicken broth. I was very disappointed to find this out. They still have the best Thai food I've ever had. I just wish they'd get with the changing times and at least have a vegetarian soup and curry option. read more

Love this place! My NJ go to Thai restaurant. Affordable and delicious. I can recommend the pad see yee an yellow curry. I have been told that their pad Thai wasn't flavorful enough, but I can't say for sure. I usually order take out and it only takes 10 minutes! Good portions great for sharing! read more

The food was served quickly, and was piping hot! They took my team's reservation in advance and we were seated right away. I ordered the Pad Ba Mee with chicken, no veggies, level 1 spice. It was still pretty spicy, but still good. I like this meal because I don't really like Thai food, but it has a lo-mein type of noodle and has a great tasting brown sauce, and not the typical peanut or curry sauce that is on most Thai dishes. The meal was served w/ an egg roll as well. Quick service! read more

Thai Kitchen I - Pad Ba Mee w Chicken - Thai Near Me - Bridgewater, New Jersey

We love this Thai Kitchen restaurant. We've been eating there for years! The food is delicious and fresh, and they will tailor to your taste. We're vegan and therefore request that they omit any butter or fish sauce. Food is always delivered in a couple of minutes. The staff is friendly and attentive. If you're a repeat customer Sun, the hostess, will learn your name. We've ordered during the Coronavirus period as we want them to remain open!! read more

Super fun place - little gem in a mall - tell them it's a birthday celebration. Found this place on Wednesday night and when you walk up, looks like it's closed, but that's only due to the lighting - but step in and you're likely to find a very lively atmosphere. Bring alcohol (no beer/wine) and try a few it me and you MUST tell them you're there for a birthday. You will not be disappointed, the birthday celebration alone makes the place a worthwhile stop. read more

I've been to so many Thai restaurants and this one is my favorite. Small, intimate place, but amazing food. great for a date night or dinner with friends. I also take out here too and it's always fast and friendly service. read more

I get why this place has good reviews! The food was excellent. My hubs is a big Thai guy and he thoroughly enjoyed his meal. I got a bunch of apps I enjoyed as my entree and the friends we went with loved their meal too. If it's your birthday they sing a birthday song to you that's different than our traditional happy bday and it's really entertaining to watch. It was crowded on a Sunday night so I'd call ahead if it's Friday or Saturday! read more

Consistently the best Thai food in the area. Quick service to get you back to the office. The duck noodles are THE best!

Absolutely fantastic Thai food. I have eaten here for a few years now and it is the best. Highly recommend this restaurant, and they have been fantastic throughout the pandemic. Prices are fair as is the amount of food you get. What you order today and order again 6 months from now is the same which speaks to great consistency and is hard to come by. If you are in the area, 100% try them out. read more

Asian food lovers prepare to be entertained by my review of Thai Kitchen I. I admittedly have no clue about any Asian food except Chinese pork fried rice. I did however have a wonderful Japanese friend who taught me how to eat with chopsticks at a dim sum and gave me a beautiful pair from her homeland. So back to Thai Kitchen I, which anchors a very non-descript row of stores in the strip mall on Prince Rogers Ave in Bridgewater. The common free parking lot has plenty of parking but be sure to make a reservation on Friday and Saturday evenings or you may have a considerable wait to be seated. So armed with my chop sticks I head inside to falsely impress the staff with my Asian food knowledge. The restaurant is a "bring your own alcohol" place. So my wife chose a bottle of sweet white wine to go with the hot food. After a ten minute wait, we are seated in the full dining room. The waitress comes over and starts talking in a quiet voice and hard accent in the noisy room. I requested wine glasses and she brought them. My wife takes out the wine, "Kung Fu Girl" Riesling. Seriously? Now I'm worried if this will insult our server and we'll get poisoned food or a round house kick to the head. Neither happened. So we ordered the roast duck special appetizer. It was very small pieces or duck meat slivers about the size of the sliced peppers which smelled pretty bad. I expected larger pleasant smelling pieces like the duck from Chinese places. The sauce that was on it however was delicious. After reading reviews about the noodles I tried the Pad Lard Nar with beef. The protein and vegetables were good and the brown gravy was excellent but I expected some spice which I latter found out I should have requested. It was the noodles that did not impress me. They had a consistency like thick gelatin and most were stick together in the middle of the bowl in a clump. I also abandon the chop sticks trying to eat this. My wife had Pad Phet Paa with chicken, a spicy dish with sautéed veggies and dry curry paste. Delicious but hot. Good thing the "Kung Fu Girl" was there to defeat the heat. The staff was very nice and attentive. The hostess checked on us to make certain we enjoyed our meals. My wife enjoyed it so we will be back. Next time I'll let her order for me. You should give Thai Kitchen I a try. read more

Loved the Pad Kee Mao. And the dessert. Personally didn't like the egg roll or satae a lot. Too sweet for my taste. read more

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Fast service, great food, friendly staff. It was jam packed on a Friday afternoon. Thankfully they could seat us quickly since we were just a party of 2. The only reason i am not giving a 5 star is because the server insisted that the minimum tip is 15%. read more

My favorite Thai Restaurant! Always order the traditional Pad Thai and Red Curry. Delicious! Quality hasn't gone down even with the take out. Happy to see people are still coming here as they have set up an outdoor dining area. A must try for Thai food!! read more

Being ambushed and commandeered to pay 20% gratuity by this restaurant tonight resulted in them losing a loyal patron of more than 30 years. Gratuity is exactly that. Gratuity. Not mandate. Many reviews here detail similar experiences to ours so this seems to be a norm at Thai Kitchen. Shaming customers into leaving 20% = SHAME ON YOU THAI KITCHEN. Disgusting and unprofessional at the least. As tasty as your food can be does not make up for the bad taste you left in our mouths tonight. read more

Ordered beef pad Thai and pad kee maw. I heard a lot about this place from my wife, who said it had the best pad Thai. She was right, it was amazing, but the surprise is the pad kee maw was even better. I will be coming back for seconds read more

Thai Kitchen I - Pad kee maw - Thai Near Me - Bridgewater, New Jersey

We have been coming to Thai Kitchen I for over a dozen years. Tonight, after making a reservation for 7:15, we were seated on time, in a busy restaurant full with people waiting. The lights are low, inviting and warm. The staff is always pleasant and efficient. We started with a couple appys of grilled squid and a puff in a creamy sauce. Both were delicious and another great start. Our dinner order was taken and even with a couple special requests, our server Erica, understood what was requested and our dinners were brought out hot and flavorful. They were delicious. The restaurant was still full and people waiting. At no time did we feel rushed as the staff checked on us but they weren't overbearing. Overall, service good, food good, price fair and a wide selection. We will be back. read more

I am not understanding the rave reviews. I'm a huge fan of Thai (more Thai places are reviewed than anything else with my reviewers) but this place was just good and did not blow me away. Tom Yum Soup- B- (flavor was okay) Thai Iced Tea B ( a little too watery) Pad Thai- B (also just okay, didn't have much to it, the pad thai sauce was missing entirely and it was very dry) Pad Kee Mow- B+ (this had enough flavor but a weird after taste -like it was at the bottom of a pan) Red Curry- A- the taste was great but the shrimp in it was extremely chewy and not fresh at all. A few friends commented similarly from the shrimp in their dishes. MAYBE it was because near closing time on a Sunday, but I did not love the food here. read more

It still quite boggles my mind how Thai Kitchen remains to be one of the best Thai restaurants I've ever been to. Usually as a general rule in Northern/Central Jersey, the closer you are to NYC, the better restaurants you will find. but Thai Kitchen defiantly dismisses this adage. I have yet to find a Thai restaurant in Jersey that can match up to the quality and execution of Thai Kitchen. Topaz in Bloomfield as well and Thai House Rock in Colonia are the closest thing to competition to Thai Kitchen, but this restaurant still soars above the others. When in comes to flavors and dining experience, Thai Kitchen even manages to compete with the elite Thai restaurants in NYC. Recommended Dishes: Pad Nor Mai (Spicy Duck), Pad Thai (One of the best I've ever had),and Gang Dang (awesome red curry). They also have this fried fish with some sort of tamarind sauce that was just absolutely delicious, but I can't quite remember its name. Bottom Line: There are multiple Thai Kitchen locations and they are all equal as good. Best Thai food in Jersey hands down. Doing work indeed. read more

Favorite Thai food in New Jersey. The fact that it is byob is a plus. Great service and food. Makes for a great date night, my boyfriend and I continue to return. The soup makes for a delicious start. read more

Thai Kitchen I - Thai Near Me - Bridgewater, New Jersey

Hands-down the best Thai food I've had in the Tri-State area (shocked the heck out of me because I sure wasn't expecting this much from a plaza-spot Thai restaurant). The server was nice, but we definitely felt rushed - to order appetizer/entree, to eat, to order dessert, eat dessert and then to leave. They still had some tables available so I'm not sure what all that rushing was about. The food comes out wickedly fast when you order, probably within 5 minutes. We ordered the following dishes (and I'd basically order 'em all again): Dish Grade - Dish Name (Description) A - Nurr Nam Toak (Sliced charcoal steak seasoned with crispy crushed rice, scallions, red onions, bell peppers, lemon juice and chili paste served on a bed of lettuce) A++ - Chicken Pad Thai (Stir fried thin Thai rice noodles with eggs, chopped peanuts, bean curd and bean sprouts, served with raw bean sprouts and lemon) A - Tofu Pad See Eue (Stir fried broad rice noodles with chinese broccoli and soy sauce) A++ - Squid In Love (Sauteed squid, shrimp and chicken with bell peppers, scallions, and mushrooms with chef's special sauce) A+ - Mango Sticky Rice Prices were really good. We shared the above for 3 people and we were overly stuffed. I think we could've done without the Tofu Pad See Eue if we were to choose everything again as it was a tad on the oily side. They looked closed from the outside, but they're just a dimly lit restaurant. Great Thai gem in NJ. read more

Really REALLY good pad thai. I've longed to try this place out ever since I read my cousin's excited review about it months ago. And now that I've finally decided to take the trip all the way down here, I regret not doing so sooner! It looks like a hole in the wall on the outside, but the interior is the complete opposite. It was SO nice inside. I tried the duck salad which was pretty good and the curry puff was alright, but the pad thai was freaking awesome. I'm so coming back to try the other dishes I've been missing out on. Note: wait staff was super nice, but too many of them were standing around watching us eat (at the time we were the only people there start of Friday night dinner). It felt kind of... weird. But being "too hospitable" isn't really anything to complain about. read more

Very good Thai food - excellent dumplings but a bit pricey. The place is crowded at lunchtime but the service is very efficient and if there is a wait - its not too long. read more

A solid 4 stars. Great service, fast pickup of order, reasonably priced. The Pad Thai was good but we were disappointed with our Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles). The noodles were mushy and it's a shame because it's our favorite dish. Everything else made this a good experience. read more

Yes they are authentic and delicious but they are not a hidden treasure anymore. Hence you see Thai Kitchen II. For weekend dining, definitely make reservation it else be ready for a 30min wait for walk ins if you've never been there before like us or 20 mins for people they know. Interesting system. Don't even think they need to take reservation - they should be able to fill in table faster from walk ins. They know the regular by names... Mark, John etc etc and even the names of the kids. Clienteles are interestingly enough of western descent. They are good but not sure if we will be one of those regulars. The pork larb is a good salad starter. Pad kee Mao is pretty good. Greasy but very flavorful. The curry is just standard. The potato is undercooked in my opinion. read more