Chokdee

A really nice authentic treat in area that only seems to have fast food options. We found the Prad Cashew to be heavenly. The soup had a nice base and the curry was superb. Do pay attention to spice level notes on the menu. Rice comes with most entrees. Excellent value.Lots of customers arranged take out which seemed to be a testament to their quality. The interior is pretty simple in a retail plex so much more casual than the exceptional food.

Oh my gosh I just love this place so much! Always the sweetest most caring service. And finally a place that makes the thick rice noodles I love!!! Every time I'm here I feel like I was invited into someone's warm home. Chokdee is like one of those hidden gems, that you can only find when driving through the hill country!Cheers!

Great for a first time try. Staff is kind. Their drinks are a bit fake tasting and sugary. I had a Thai tea and papaya smoothie and both tasted like powder and sugar. As for the curry, I was hoping for a bigger portion. You also have to pay extra for extra spice, which is the first time I have ever seen that been done

The ambiance of this restaurant was not good but it looked like a mostly take-out business. The food was good. We didn't like the black rice pudding as it was so overly sweet swimming in too sweet sauce. Fresh rolls were great and came with hot (temperature) peanut sauce. We'd eat here again and if we lived close by would mostly do take out though. Server was very nice and helpful answering questions about the menu.

Some of my favorite Yelpers recommended this place which is why we came. I read through many of the post Covid reviews, and most people are happy with the food, but not everyone. One thing I also noticed is that it seems the business owner comments on almost every review. We arrived just before 5 o'clock on Tuesday and we were the first patrons. They do have an extensive menu and even a lunch menu that goes until 3 PM M-F. After looking at the drink menu, we decided on two glasses of water. They do have some beverages, but they do not have anything alcoholic like beer, wine, or sake. Hate to say it, but that cost half a star. We started with the lettuce wraps which was good, except that the lettuce was not quite mature and difficult to peel apart thus creating a mess. I had the red snapper which consisted of 7-8 small cubes of battered fish stirfried with peppers, onions, and mushrooms. To be honest, I would've preferred a fillet instead of cubes. I enjoyed the spiciness of the dish, but the fish seemed a little dry. It's at this point that a cold Pilsner would've been a source of welcome relief. The wife got the tofu and veggie plate, but was not fond of their spicy recipe. We had great service and by the time we left, there were two more patrons. Food+service ****.

Visited for a weekday lunch. They have cheap lunch specials, but they don't include any other additional items lime tea, appetizers, or dessert. It was about half full when we came in around noon.I ordered the pad cashew with chicken. It was good for the most part, but there wasn't a lot of chicken. Also the brown rice was fresh, as was the vegetables. Just wish there was more chicken.Our waitress were nice, and the place was clean and relatively quiet. There's a ton of indoor seating, but no outdoor seating. Plenty of free parking!

2nd best drunken noodle I've found so far in ATX! I wish it was a little closer but I'll always pick it up when I'm in the area!

This is the second time I tried Chokdee and both not impressed. Food 2/5- pad Thai 2/5- noodles was cooked perfectly, shrimp was deveined, chicken over cooked. The taste is more in the salty side I was looking for the tamarind taste which I did not getThai Beef Salad 1/5- did not like it! More on the salty side. Im not sure why they would cook the red onion usually Thai beef salad has raw red onions. I did not get that sour taste at allCoconut shrimp 4/5- husband said it was good cooked perfectly and had a crunchService 5/5I really wanted to like Chokdee in Manor but got disappointed. I have tried the one in University and that location was really good.

There aren't many good dining options in Manor but Chokdee Thai Cuisine is one of them. My favorite dishes are the pad Thai noodles (avoid this if you have a peanut allergy), pad se-ew with flat rice noodles, egg, and Chinese broccoli, and tom kha soup, a coconut-based soup with lemongrass and kaffir-lime leaves to add citrus and brightness. I recently tried their taro smoothie. Mildly sweet, creamy and delicious! I'll be getting it again during the hot summer months.

The staff is always so inviting. The food is always hot and delicious! I love the phad thai. The hotter the better. The curry is another must try!