Awesome food, really lovely decor, and very friendly staff. What more could you want? If I lived closer, this would 100% be my go-to Thai place. Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mow) was very flavorful, good portion and had plenty of spice, just to my liking. 5 out of 5! DEFINITELY try this one out!

walked in around 5:30pm on a friday & it wasn't very busy, but i'm not sure why since the food is outstanding here. the decor is traditional & i loved the music they had on. they are so accommodating for a vegetarian or vegan diet & have everything listed out on the menu. sometimes it's difficult eating thai knowing everything has fish sauce in it, but they have a vegetarian sauce. the best part was that they had vegetarian peanut sauce, which was amazing! we saw the table next to us get a dessert that looked amazing & we also had to try. we were so stuffed but we couldn't leave without trying it. the dish was coconut sticky rice, with peanuts, homemade whipped cream, & vanilla ice cream. the sweet was complimenting the salty & it was one of the best desserts i've ever had. the only issue that was really wasn't even an issue was the service. there's a sign in the window that said they are looking for help. they are definitely doing the best they can with the help they have, so definitely give them some grace if the service is a bit slow.

Just ok Thai food, overpriced for the value. My wife and I visited That's Thai Food for a dinner in Feb 2025. Thai cuisine is one of our favorites and we cook some dishes ourselves, so we have certain expectations. The food was just ok with basic presentation (see pics). Fish cakes - ok, but a bit chewy. The portion was double the standard size - 8 pieces! Need to serve more sauce for so many fish cakes. Make the portion smaller and cheaper or offer two sizes. Tom Kha soup - the menu lists a choice of 3 proteins and a few for extra charge. We were not asked what protein we wanted and we forgot to tell assuming a standard chicken. The soup came with shrimp! That would be extra $5 or $10 on top of $18 for just a soup. The problem wasn't a price though but that I don't eat seafood. The soup got replaced for the one with chicken. It tasted pretty good but different from the usual Tom Kha. Something was off. Maybe the lack of fish sauce as listed on the menu. Even the color wasn't white. The soup lacked fresh basil on top, was overloaded with chicken, and was served warm rather than hot, so it became cold soon. It wasn't spicy at all and there was no chili to add. The portion was also a double and we could hardly finish it. Just offer 2 sizes like most of other places so. Red Curry with Chicken - we got the same dish, but one with pineapple and the other with bamboo shoots. Not sure why it can't be a single dish with both. I asked to add bamboo shoots to my curry with pineapple and make it level 3 hot. Eggplant wasn't available even for extra charge. Both curries came overloaded with chicken and thin bamboo shoots reducing the amount of curry sauce itself. They had no fresh basil and both were level 2 hot at most. The taste was ok, but not as colorful as it's supposed to be. Maybe due to lack of fish sauce. The service was almost non-existent. The restaurant was empty and the only person serving was always in the kitchen. We couldn't ask for an extra chili, napkin, drink or anything. Nobody was there. I managed with lack of spiciness for the soup, but for curry I took it into my own hands, walked to the counter, found a serving stand and got us a small chili jar. Self-service :) Ridiculous:) Unfortunately, we can't recommend this restaurant. With average food taste and almost no service the prices are quite high. I would rate the place 3-3.5 stars, but giving it a 4, so the owners have a better chance to improve.

Food was spiced well and had good flavor. Not too spicy. A tad sweet for me but totally acceptable range. The portions were generous compared to other Thai places. I had basil fried rice. Drunken noodles and pad see ew. Service was very good a well. The place is nice and clean and I would recommend this place. Price was reasonable but not cheap.

Solo lunch date w/ me. I LOVE some Thai food. I accidentally came across this place while I was booking my appointment for my "lashes" next door. Anyway, the prices are reasonable. The service was phenomenal. They are so nice, pleasant, accommodating and good spirited ppl. They don't have a huge menu selection to choose from but what they have is full of flavor. Solo or with a small group - I would recommend this place.

Went here with my son today for an early dinner. We definitely ebjoyed this place so much. Authentic music and the atmosphere felt open and inviting. We got the crispy platter. We enjoyed every bite. My son loved the coconut shrimp, as did I. The rolls were my favorite. The chicken was so crunchy and the meat melted off the bone. Our server explained to dip our rofu in the sauce and then in the peanuts, that was very enjoyable. My son got the red curry. He rolled his eyes back with every bite hahaha he loved it! My drunken noodle was really amazing too. I definitely want to go back and try more appetizers. Everything tasted fresh! I definitely recommend!

Visited after church with hubs and had a great time. The place is Betty clean and conspicuously quiet, however the lunch did not disappoint. We had pinapple cashew fried rice with tofu spring rolls and forbidden black mango sticky rice. The food was tasty and seemed clean (absent of chemicals) which is always appreciated! We will gladly return as the service was also as great as the food!

Had a delightful experience at That's Thai Food on a Saturday evening. The restaurant feels very new and clean, and the staff was very friendly. Tom Yum Fried Rice (4/5): the host's wife made this dish especially for us even though it is time consuming and we really appreciated that. it was delicious, sweet and tangy Drunken Noodle with Tofu & Veggies (4/5): Classic pad kee mao with well-balanced flavors. That's Thai Food offers a inviting ambiance and delicious meals can cater to anyone!