Thai Street

Our new favorite Thai place. We've been frequenting this place every week now that we live close to it. Great flavors of all their dishes. My husband got the hot Pho and it was pretty spicy , but still enjoyable. I got the Thai curry and in medium and it had just the right spice level. You can get your dish in medium, hot and Thai hot. The spring rolls are very fresh (I do miss the peanut sauce you get with it at the Vietnamese restaurants) but other than that, they're pretty tasty. We will definitely go back to try more dishes.

So food was ok - chicken curry was good however I would never go back to this place. When leaving I used the restroom and the cashier/waitress was coming out and she neither flushed nor WASHED HER HANDS. Sorry but that's just gross.

I ate here today and am currently violently ill. I ordered the drunken noodles with beef. Went home and currently throwing up and have the runs. They must have contaminated food as this was the only thing I ate today. Never going here again, yuck.

Really great food and really great service. Highly recommend the curry and drunken noodles. When we ate here it was about an hour till close so we were the only ones here but the staff was so inviting and they got our food out in an instant. In the running to be my one of my top restaurants and after drink eats.

**My first visit here.Convenient location with a food court setup.Not an enjoyable first experience on Labor DayMy meal was delayed significantly after I was mistakenly provided with someone else's Take Out order.. The red curry and pork dish I ordered was over-salted and not appealing at all. The best part of the experience was the very nutty flavorful brown rice.I'm sure they can do a better job, I may have caught them on a bad day.Would I try them again? Maybe, I'm not sure.

Of note: last time we got takeout all of the food was off ( it was both over spiced and under spiced at the same time). So I'm not sure if they changed cooks or what. Previous to that event, I thought we'd found our go-to Thai place. We've gotten take out about 5-6 times over the span of a few months. Our favorites are the drunken noodles and Thai pineapple fried rice. The chicken satay is a bit different than other places ( somehow it was rectangular in shape, if I didn't know any better I'd think it was tofu not chicken). But it tasted like it should. We've also tried their Thai street noodle, pad Thai ( a little sour for our tastes), and yellow curry. We

What's your phone number? Can you add it to Yelp?How about business hours. Kinda helpful wouldn't your think?

Had a really good lunch, portions were good the Masiman curry looked watery but was super flavorful and had a really smooth mouth feel, the pad thai had bigger egg chunks than im useto but it too was delicious, and the krab rangoons were super fresh. All in all some of the best thai ive had in a while. Nice and friendly staff, sent our respects back to the cook who just came back from thailand with some changes..

Hey wassup GuysSo check it out; this year has provided me my first experience with Thai food. Thai Street repents. And its especially an good time when Gio comes out the kitchen to act as your sever. Gio recommended we try for appetizers the Chicken Potstickers and Fried Tofu ( 8 ) . The potstickers were very tasty and the Tofu next level.For entrees, the Fried Rice and Thai Pho Noodle Soup. And both are fantastic. Judging by the steady traffic while we dined inside Thai Street at The Bridges is the spot.

Location is great, really nice line up in this strip mall *Burrow Cafe, Firenze Pizza, Tako Ten, Boxing Bear Brewery, Paleta Bar, Thai Street, and a few other businesses*....Quaint setting, smaller intimate space....food came out quickly! I ordered the drunken noods with chicken and springs rolls to go, really enjoyed that! I'm looking to try the yellow curry and perhaps the drunken noods again with beef next time around. Very pleasant experience overall.