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Thai Kuu Restaurant

3.7 (221 reviews)
ModerateThai, Vietnamese, Seafood
Closed • 4:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Neka R.

Finally found a Thai restaurant nearest to me . While I don't find the food authentic I do find it delicious. They charge extra for everything so it easy to run up your bill. While I like small portions, you may have to order an appetizer or extra meat to be fully. I started out ordering pick before dinning inn. Pick up time is accurate and food was hot. My dine in experience was great, nice small intimate dinning space. Staff were attentive and our food was hot when it arrived to our table. This is vegetarian paradise! Most meals have the option to have meat added. This is now my daughter's favorite restaurant.

Massaman Curry

I haven't been here in several years. I remember it has the best Thai food in town. We came on a rainy Sat afternoon, and only 1 other table. The dining room decor was nice. Got one chicken massaman and one chicke panage curry entrees. Both curry were delicious, perfectly balanced. The chicken was a bit dry, but that seems to be the norm for thai food, perhaps they precooked it? Service was wonderful. Will definitely come back for more!

They upgraded the cardboard on the kitchen door. Now sloppily applied vinyl scraps and a rack that blocks the 2nd means of egress.

Inedible - literally. My husband and I really try to shop and dine locally and to support small businesses. We placed a $100 food order and had to throw it away. The dumpling appetizer was like leather, the satay had been reheated too many times and we choked on it, and even the papaya salad - a pretty standard go-to Thai food item - was slimy, limp and repugnant. The chicken dish with a small handful of tasteless ground chicken was just drowning in oily liquid. Shame on the kitchen staff for boxing this up and considering it edible. And shame on the owners for not trying to do better.

Pad Thai veggies
Nhu N.

The reviews were right, the pad Thai is really bland. I had to add fish sauce and chilli powder to make it taste a little better.

Gerald S.

Sitting back off Bethlehem Pike a block from the top of Chestnut Hill @ Germantown Avenue, Thai Kuu is a small attractive Asian dining room. Buddhas and elephants adorn the walls and menus giving a serene atmosphere that augurs well for the meal to come. This establishment offers weekend lunch at a reasonable price, and I was there to check it out. Many similar houses eliminate the midday meal discount on weekends, and I appreciated that this one kept it in play. I saw what I wanted and ordered Tom Ka Soup and Spicy Pad Kee Mao (aka Drunken Noodles). Service was provided by a gentleman I took to be an owner/manager. While efficient and cool, he also had an officiousness that was subtly off-putting. Maybe he objected to my black hoodie or my dining solo, but I wasn't going to allow his silent judgment interfere with my enjoyment. The food, on the other hand, could impact my take on the experience. At the end of my meal, that opinion was less than my first impressions. The Tom Ka was pretty good with strong coconut flavor, a hint of lemongrass and fair amount of string bean, carrot, mushroom and broccoli. I lifted the square bowl to my lips to suck it all in. I anticipated the Pad Kee Mao would be hot and spicy from a chili pepper base sauce, and from the word "spicy" in the name on the menu. Not the case. Instead, the word was used to label the sweetness of the middle width noodles and brown sauce, not its heat. An exceedingly small portion, its lack of traditional burn was disappointing; pointing to the conclusion that Thai Kuu was far more an Asian fusion kitchen than anything close to vibrant Siam fire. It was all okay, but could have been so much more had they the courage of their culinary convictions.

coconut anyone?
Chelsea A.

Definitely a hidden gem! My cousin was raving about this place so we had to try it. We went when it first opened on a Sunday. The food was extremely fresh. The lunch combo is such a great deal! Its also BYOB- so how can you go wrong!! Parking is ample. They even brought a little dresser for my cousin since it was her birthday. Service was great. There was enough room for us to comfortably seat six. We all had a great time. Everything is good. Period!!

Crab fried rice. Yummy!
Jessie T.

I've been here twice--once with a large group and once solo. Both times have not disappointed. This last time I intended to go with my husband, but after we ordered our food, he was called to a meeting at work. I decided to stay and eat my food and take his to go. It was such a relaxing environment that I needed that oasis. I ordered crab fried rice and it was full of huge chunks of delicious crab. I am not ashamed to say that I took no leftovers home. It was that good! The staff is kind and thoughtful and attentive and the food is worth it.

Dee M.

Tucked away at TOP OF THE HILL.You could miss it except for the sign on Germantown. Its way in the back. Well worth the walk up the hill from the hotel or other places in CH. LUNCH SPECIAL. had the pad thai with tom yum soup and dumplings. Check the pictures because pad thai which is usually so generic was the best i ever had. Chose the duck as my meat and they grilled it which rendered it totally devoid of the usual duck fat puddle. GREAT idea. I redeemed the YELP coupon which made it a better value. I will be back with friends and even with my hard to please college aged daughter.

Spicy crispy basil with duck!

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Consistently delicious food and BYOB! Whether you're vegan or not, a great hidden gem in Chestnut Hill.

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The customer service was amazing! The food couldn't be more fresh. You have to try the mango sticky rice!

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Terrible. Nothing had much flavor. No spice some sweetness- which was unexpected in our curry. Nope. This is a skip it.

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Ordered 4 dishes for take out New Year's Eve. When we got home realized only 2 of 4 were in bag. Hungry and unhappy.

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