Thai Thai Cafe

Our favorite Thursday night date night the food is always delicious and the staff is awesome makes you feel welcomed

There's not much to ambiance here, but the food was good. We went as a group of 6 and all tried something different. The Pad Thai was fantastic.The Long menu is somewhat difficult to manage, but it is typical with Thai restaurants. The Tofu spring rolls were delish!

The food was good but a little overpriced. Seating was comfortable and was nice and cozy. Thai tea was delicious. Order was taken quickly and food came out soon after.

We got food here for the first time tonight. $50 spent and everything was just....off. The "beef" was boiled (or something?) with a pink shiny hue to it (I am questioning if it was beef?) and nearly inedible it was so chewy, the Pad Thai "mild" was too spicy for my daughter to eat at all (and she's not spice sensitive), besides that it completely lacked flavor in general-besides being hot and the yellow coconut curry was....watered down and odd with huge chunks of weird peppers in it. It was completely devoid of the normal coconut creamy, saltiness like most places. Like everything is missing something and the flavors were not well rounded (more like there was not any flavor at all or it was just totally weird). I am so disappointed, as eating out once a weekend is a treat to my family and this food is so gross it's basically inedible and we are not picky :(.

Food is horrible. The portion is also very less. Too spicy, tasteless and low quality at every steps. Recommendation is to avoid if you can.

Ordered medium spicy on a noodle dish and it was way too spicy. It seemed to have a good flavor but I just couldn't get past the heat to enjoy it. Just be warned!

Wholeheartedly do not recommend Thai Thai. We went with high expectations due to the previous reviewer here on yelp. The establishment looked like a typical outdated Chinese restaurant. We don't mind that, sometimes you find a gem like that. Sadly, this wasn't the case here. We ordered two orders of tofu spring rolls. They weren't totally bad, but they were warmed on the inside, like they'd just been microwaved. The "thick Thai peanut sauce" the previous reviewer mentioned was simply Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce with some crumbled peanuts in it, and maybe a tiny bit of fish sauce. I got an order of tofu pad Thai and my husband got a beef pad Thai ($2 extra for beef). My pad Thai was okay, it but didn't have that signature pad Thai flavor, and didn't fulfill my PadThai craving. I noticed my pad Thai-loving husband was kind of toying with his beef and noodles and not eating. He then said to me "something's not right with this beef". The beef had a pinkish hue and a bouncy texture. I tried a piece. Nothing about it tasted or felt like a piece of beef. It was chewy, bouncy, and tasted sour. We were too nice to say anything but he couldn't eat it. We left the restaurant wondering if they'd just served us a different type of meat. Seriously, we were googling it, and it's quite disturbing the similarities we found to "alternative" meats. All I know is that it did not taste nor feel like beef. And for the benefit of the doubt, if it WAS beef, what part of the cow was it?! And it was definitely spoiled. Never again.