E-San Thai Food

My wife and I visited the E-San Thai restaurant for the first time. We loved the food, the large menu of choices, and perhaps the most friendly staff we have come across. Everything they served was fresh, favorable, well prepared and most of all, our waitress gave us some good ideas based on what we like. A Friendly staff, a great Thailand deco, and most of all, great food expertly prepared and served, is the backbone of this new restaurant. Visit E-San Thai and enjoy a great meal.Joe and Linda, Vero9 Beach

I love this place. Second time here. Order the basil chicken and ask for it extra spicy. She gets it right every time. Sweating right now, but what else can you ask for sfter a night out on Rainey Street? The perfect after bar food!

Love love love this place!! The best panang curry I've had in Austin! This little Thai truck is hiding behind art of tacos. The lady who is always at the truck makes all the food fresh and so it can take a solid 15 minutes but when it is ready - it makes every minute worth the wait. The chicken is fresh and the curry is creamy and perfectly spiced. I can't speak highly enough about this place and highly highly recommend it.

Fairly eh. They serve standard Thai dishes like Pad Thai, Pad Kee Mao, red and green curry, etc., which means it kind of has to be compared to brick-and-mortar restaurants, which makes it tough. The Pad Kee Mao we had was pretty good, quite spicy, but the Pad See Ew was pretty bland and uninteresting, so apparently there's a bit of unevenness. The food wasn't bad, so it's tough to bring it down too far. It's definitely enough for two not-that-hungry people to share, but it's still pricey. To sum up, it's pretty standard Thai fare, done with a fair bit of mediocrity, for maybe a bit too much.

My favorite Thai food trailer so far! Chicken is definitely fresh, I hate it when I try a new trailer and the meat tastes like it had been frozen. Broccoli super fresh and crunchy. All the flavors work well together, I like mine a little extra spicy and they definitely accommodate. I've tried basil fried rice, cashew chicken, pad Thai, pad see yew and some of their sides. So far my favorite is the basil fried rice extra spicy with pork and chicken;0

Not good. And way too expensive for a tiny portion just because they are on Rainey st. We ended up giving half the food to the stray cats in the area.

I got the pad see ew and it was OK. The chicken and noodles were good but it was too saucy and the veggies weren't that fresh. I will probably give it one more chance and hopefully the next dish I get is a little better.