House of Thai

The prices are very reasonable. The crying tiger I like dry they added sauce to it which was ok. The curry should be more spicy but you have to ask for more spice. Great Service and fun place.

We came in for a late Sunday dinner, and since there was only one server and one cook, the food took a little longer, but it was understandable. The papaya salad and red curry were decent, the fried rice was delicious, and the Pad Thai had great flavor, though the noodles were a bit different from the usual style.

Stopped in here for a quick bite to eat and it was an amazing authentic experience. There was a high level of detail to this food that is only seen in authentic Thai places. The spring rolls were fresh, not frozen and fried. The Pad Thai was fresh down to the bamboo shoots. My wife and I split a meal but I should have gotten my own plate. The fried rice dishes looked amazing and worth a try next time. They didn’t have any fried bananas so I will have to return.

We got the pad Thai and tom kha soup. Be warned very very spicey. So hot my face is burning. I must have gotten some on my skin. Good thing it didn’t get in my eye. My face is burning as I write this review. We got the meal via Uber Eats so I don’t know how the service or atmosphere is. But I can say they wrapped the food well. No spillage. Overall it was delicious and filling.

First time trying this spot ordering thru Uber Eats. The pad Thai’s were small portions for the cost, very little chicken or beef, and the noodles smelled fishy and were stuck together. The tom yum soup was good but had three pieces of shrimp which I felt like they skimped on given the chicken pad Thai. Not sure what’s up with the high rating, maybe it’s different in person? I’ll never know though, will be eating at other Thai spots.