Eattini Thai Kitchen

This is our go to Thai spot whenever we're craving some Thai. The flavors always hits the spot. Our go to items are the Drunken Noodles and Penang Curry. This time around we tried the papaya salad which was refreshing and full of flavor. All three items were delicious and have very distinct flavors. The service is quick while the ambiance is chill and family friendly.

Accepts cash and credit card. Tons of free parking.We came here since we were craving for some Thai food. We are use to the Thai food in MoCo, so we decided to see how the Thai food is in HoCo.First off, the staff here are friendly. The restaurant was fairly clean and tons of tables.We ordered the pad Thai, Pad See Ew and Drunken Noodles. Of the 3 dishes, the Pad Thai was not the best. The sauce was extremely sweet. All 3 dishes were good quantity. The Pad See Ew and Drunken Noodles were flavorful, however you can barely taste the flavor from the Wok. Felt that it wasn't cooked at the typical high heat to get that charred taste.Also, the 5 Thai steam pork dumplings is not worth it. Kids may not like it. Comes with a spicy sauce on the side. Pricing is a bit on the high side. But the quantity of food justifies it.Overall, decent restaurant. If you are in the mood for Thai, this is an alright place. Can't compare it to other Thai restaurants.

Whenever a place like Eattini Thai Kitchen has a wide distribution of ratings, it's challenging to review such a restaurant. I was in the area with some friends, and while there are LOTS of other joints to try in this shopping plaza, we decided on Thai partly due to the many positive Yelp reviews.The interior is fairly generic suburban mall decor with laminate flooring, semi-uncomfortable metal seating, and a mish-mash of Thai artwork and sculptures around the dining room. Our group ordered family style and sampled a bit of everything for the table:Gyoza: Deep-fried dumplings were stuffed with a veggie mix served with rice vinegar soy sauce. Honestly, the fry on the dumplings was a bit greasy and the veggies were under seasoned and tasted mushy. The dipping sauce was heavy on the rice vinegarPapaya Salad (Somtum): Probably the best thing I ate this evening. Shredded green papaya, cherry tomatoes, peanuts, garlic, chili peppers, string beans, fish sauce, and lime juice were mixed well. The papaya was nice and crunchy and paired well with the rice. Red Curry with chicken: Red curry paste sauce was stewed with, bamboo shoots, bell peppers, chili peppers, thai eggplant, green beans, basil, and coconut milk. Honestly, a bit underwhelming and how often do I say that the dish needed...salt? The folks in my group agreed that a few spoons of the fish and lime sauce from the Somtum punched up the flavor.Khua Kling Moo: Sautéed ground pork with lemongrass, kaffir lime leaf, chili turmeric paste, and fresh chili served with steamed vegetables. This was supposed to be one of the "signature" dishes, but the pork was dry...like really dry. It was a bit spicy, but not the super spicy that the menu warned of. Again, I added a few spoons of the fish/lime sauce from the papaya salad for some much needed salt and moisture.Service was fine and our waitress was friendly and always checked on us, despite being the only person tending to the rather large dining area. I think I also saw her putting together take-out orders, so she was definitely hustling.IMHO, a very average and deserved three star rating as of now. I dunno...maybe it was an off night? Perhaps if I'm back in the area, I'll try again; but probably not.

Very convenient location to get Thai food. This is one of my favorite Thai spots and I usually get take out. Their service is great. There is a big parking lot in front so finding parking isn't usually an issue. I love the pad thai and they usually prepare the food pretty quickly.

8.25.23I ordered the Fried Tofu as an app and Chicken Pad Thai as my entree. Both were equally delectable. The Pad Thai had more sauce than I've had at other establishments, but I'd rather have more so that it is moist than not enough and it turn out dry. The portion of my entree was fairly generous compared to other portions at other establishments. I had leftovers, but it could also be because I had an app. Definitely one of the better Thai restaurants in HoCo!Helpful Info:-Take out and delivery are available and there is a carryout window by the front entrance. -10% discount for dine-in through Yelp check-in.Located in Princess Shopping Center where there is HoneyPig. You'll see the EC Diner leading into the center.

The place has a warm ambience. The walls have motivational sayings and artwork. It's bright and airy. The food is fabulous. We had a variety of dishes- all delicious. The papaya salad was crisp and fresh. Nice service. Both our severs were friendly. Definitely great place for Thai food.

Update: So last year a friend convinced me to give these guys another try and I was really pleased!These days, my go-to meal there is the spicy Drunken Noodles. I've taken the munchkins there too and we're all big fans.I feel kinda sheepish for the crummy review. Maybe it was a bad day, but duuuude I'm totally down with eating here these days.Just writing this I may stop in for dinner tonight.

Nestled in a busy business strip off Centennial Lane and Route 40, with lots of parking, you'll find Eattini Thai Kitchen. I'd say the food here is homey and the customer service is on par. For our starters, we went with the chicken curry puffs. It's basically chicken curry in a small pasty type of puff. It was tender (not crunchy) and came with a clear dipping sauce that had a sweet tangy flavor. We got two favorites; Curry and Pad Thai. The protein of choice for the curry was chicken and beef Pad Thai. The curry was flavorful and had a decent level of spice. It came with fresh white rice. The Pad Thai was good. It had a hint of sweetness taste to it and came with a large portion that can be shared among at least two people. Now to the drinks. The drinks were delicious. We got the coconut punch which was amazing. I think it would be nice if they offered an alcohol option for someone looking for an adult beverage. I'd love to go back and order one on a hot day as it would be refreshing. The Thai Tea was great. It tasted freshly made and probably the best Thai Tea I've had in a long time. Check out this small business for take out or dine in. You'll enjoy it.

Although I haven't been there more than a couple or three times, I have been pleased every time I have visited. The food is very good and the staff is very helpful.

Eattini is always a wonderful experience for me and my family! We have been about four or five times, and the food is always amazing. They're always so welcoming, as well! My son is only fifteen months old, so not a very discerning eater yet, but when he fell in love with the bean sprouts in his pad Thai, we were given a little takeout box full of sprouts for him before we left. The next time we came, we didn't realize they had recognized us until suddenly the waiter set a bowl of bean sprouts down in front of my son, who was SO happy to have them. Not a lot of restaurants would be so pleased to see a toddler at one of their tables. Our meals are always fantastic, as well. I'm a picky eater, but I've tried new dishes here and learned to broaden my palate. The sauces are flavorful and the vegetables are well cooked while still being crisp. They've got good vegetarian options, too, which really helps my family!We will definitely be coming back often!