A beautiful establishment that cares just as much about its aesthetics as its food and beverages. I…read moretruly loved what we got: a classic, pad thai, and a garlic black pepper chicken dish with flavorful mushrooms, served with a side of steamed rice. It was honestly SO yummy, and I was a huge fan of their beverage options as well! My friend and I opted to get a classic Thai iced tea and a Thai lemon iced tea. Both were so so tasty! Would highly recommend. Last but not least, I have to give a shoutout for the service! They have amazing employees that were super kinda and patient to all who came in.

The food was amazing! I loved every dish I tried and the Thai lemonade was so refreshing. One thing…read moreI learned was that the spicy peppers were at the bottom of the chicken pf the Khao Mok Gai Chicken dish. So I recommend mixing it up before eating otherwise you'll have a concentration of super spicy peppers at the end. The decorations of the place is so cute. The waitress was nice and great at making sure everything was in order. I highly recommend checking out this place and trying something new outside your usual Thai food order.

Always amazing Kang Kalee was perfect…read more Just take note that it's paper plates and plastic cutlery I think they do it to keep prices down but I'm sure some will not like it But food is always fantastic My favorite Thai in Ferndale

Great place to pick up lunch (to have leftovers for the next day too). Nice flavors and generous…read moreportions.

Wowwww really good! They warn u- don't order too spicy- went mild - chicken pad Thai - was…read moreexcellent ! Decent sized portions - enough for 2 - with small bit of leftovers

I had the chicken pad Thai. The flavor was great, but about half way down it turned into a soup…read more Maybe that's why it came with a spoon too lol. I could usually get 2 meals from this. Not today

Always good! Always super quick! Food is usually ready within 19 minutes…read more It's right around the corner from work so it's really convenient and the prices are great! Try the shrimp fresh rolls!!!!'n

Have stopped in for lunch a couple of times. Service is always quick and friendly, dishes come out…read moreof the kitchen fresh, hot and fast. Only complaint is that the spice level isn't consistent. Sometimes medium is more like mild and sometimes it's more like hot. It's rarely ever actually medium spiced. Other dishes I've had and enjoyed are the pad Thai with chicken and the curry noodles. Their lunches include a chicken hot and sour soup too that's tasty. Prices are hard to beat as well.

I was originally going to give this nice little spot in Auburn Hills, MI 4 stars but it was just…read moretoo good not to give it 5! The Pad Thai shrimp really snuck up on me and got better with each bite. Wasn't my fav Pad Thai, but it was damn close! The stand out for me was the Tom Kha soup with chicken. Had all my favorite things, Cilantro, gorgeous mushrooms, onions, all in a coconut milk (which I've grown to love) soup. Was simply divine and I would come back just for that. Staff is super friendly and it's a Nicole cheerful place. Totally a hidden gem you should check out!

I do like supporting local and small businesses. I have passed this place many times and have also…read morebeen seeing targeted ads for this place. Also, I have seen a few local "influencers" come here and eat meals and rave about the quality of the food. I did think the people working here seemed very nice. No fault to their customer service, they were kind and accommodating. I did not love the decor here. The walls were covered in mirrors, maybe to make the place look bigger. It was a very small and narrow place, but it felt creepy just looking at myself eat. I would rather have other decor. I also felt like the menu was a bit deceptive. While the prices were clearly listed, most places include something in their dishes, like tofu or chicken, for the first listed price. Here is said for many dishes $13.99, which is a great price and would make this place a great deal, but then way below it states chicken and other meats, veg start at an additional $2 which places the cost in the average range. The price does not overall matter as much as showing me the price without going on a hunt to figure out the full cost. Most people have a meat or tofu in their rice and noodles, and not just rice and noodles, which confused me as a customer. I also was confused about the bathroom situation. This seems like a new business, but the bathroom was not too clean. There was no paper towel in the holder, just a random white paper towel from the grocery store put high above on top of the paper towel dispenser, no soap in the dispenser, just a grocery store pump that was nearly out of soap, and a toilet paper roll with like only a few pieces left and no obvious spot to get more toilet paper. Something that should not happen in a new restaurant that was hyped on social media. Many Thai places have complimentary soup and rice chips to start. It is fine if they didn't but they offered a salad. It came with honey mustard dressing and it was fine but this also confused me, as it was not a Thai type dish to offer. I would rather have had a small cup of soup that went with the meal, and not ice burg lettuce with American dressing. We wanted to try all of our usual dishes, so we ordered Pad Thai, curry Pad Thai, Pad Se ew, and curry fried rice. The portions were very nice and we had tons of leftovers. But we were told they ran out of fresh bean sprouts. There were a few in the dish, and I do not mind really, but it was a Friday night, prime time for dinner and quite unusual to run out of maybe an important item. The food was okay and tasted fine the next couple of days, but not amazing. The curry Pad Thai as so mild (I do not mean spice level, I mean sauce wise) and you could barely any curry. The Pad Thai was okay and so was the curry fried rice, but nothing had a strong flavor. The best was the Pad See ew, but still not great enough to come back for. I also aske for shrimp chips, but they were a bit stale. When I said something the server did not believe me and said they were made fresh yesterday for lunch. They also advertised some new and traditional items, like chicken and rice and fried chicken and rice, but were out of all of their special dishes, which I had wanted to try because that would have differentiated them from other places, so I was a bit disappointed. Overall, they were nice but the odds are very low that I would come back. It always gets me when a restaurant hypes themselves online and gets influencers to tell me how amazing the food is, then serve me something quite mediocre. It leads me to think twice about going to a viral spot and sticking to what I know and love.

Affordable, tasty Thai food with a classic old-school vibe. Nothing fancy just great tasting food…read morein a clean, long-standing establishment with friendly staff. The menu is everything you are craving from classic noodle dishes to fried rice and curry. This is my new go-to spot because of the great price, fast service, and excellent tasting food. Give them a try!

Many "Thai" restaurants in SE Michigan are owned or staffed by Hmong/Lao ... and the recipes…read moresometimes vary. Then there is the additional matter of altering the recipes for a broader American audience (by adding sugar). Thai Star serves authentic Thai food. It is not the fanciest restaurant, but it is plenty nice enough and certainly clean. My favorite server is named Pink. She is both knowledgeable and attentive. I really like their Angry (spicy) Catfish. It is available in spice levels for all patrons.

Food was good and service was good. Granddaughter loves the Pho…read more The Chicken dish was also good.

Pho Tai Restaurant…read more At one time this place was good. We came here weekly. After the workers kept refusing the serve us and kept giving us attitude. We stopped coming here. Not the best. I would suggest you go to "Detroit Pho & Crab Restaurant" which is 1000% better. Better service and better everything. Even "GẠO - Vietnamese Cuisine" down the street is better. Lots of Hmong eat here, but only if you can deal with the bad staff.

Far East Chinese & Thai Food is FAR OUT and double good!…read more My office ordered lunch here for me and my boss' birthday today, and not only was the restaurant easy to communicate with regarding the large order, but the food was super dope as well. I ordered the Pad See Yu, and it was stupid good. The sauce had a hint of sweetness to it, and a healthy portion of beef, shrimp, chicken and pork. I didn't feel "cheated out" on anything like many other restaurants leave you feeling on combo dishes like this (see the photo). The dumplings come in 6, and we ordered both the steamed and pan fried. I failed to procure a photo of them, but these are the old school pot stickers - thicker dough and well made. Depending upon your mood, I could suggest either the steamed or the fried, but steamed is probably my fav. The egg rolls were crunchy and were not overly oiled, which means this restaurant cares enough to change their fry oil, ensuring that the guest has a better meal, rather than trying to stretch every last drop of an oil batch. I don't remember what everyone else got, but there were no complaints from the varied dishes I DO remember - Beef & Broccoli, Shrimp Egg Foo Young, Kung Pau and more. I'll most certainly be coming to this establishment again in the near future, and couldn't recommend to you more ordering here yourself.

It was ehh. Not great sweet and sour chicken and the chicken Thai was blah. Sadly the spring rolls…read morewere better than the other food.