Thai Pattaya Restaurant

Excellent fusion restaurant for different types of Asian cuisine! In addition to the food options, there are also different types of bubble teas available. We were greeted when we arrived in the restaurant and was able to be seated immediately. I noticed that the restaurant is doing an excellent job of following COVID safety protocols. Once we were seated, someone came to give us menus and take our drink orders. We ordered appetizers first which were delicious. I highly recommend the summer rolls! The appetizer platter was super good too. My favorite item on the platter was the dumplings. I ordered the pho with shrimp and absolutely loved it! The broth was seasoned well and the plate that contained the fresh veggies for the pho was substantial. In my opinion this is the best pho in the Akron area. The staff was hard-working, friendly and very attentive. I look forward to eating here again.

Definition of a mom and pop restaurant. The restaurant itself isn't anything fancy but the staff were so friendly and patient. Things were a bit slow with one waitress covering all the tables and the front. The spring rolls were good. The stir fry was okay. I wasn't expecting it to be so saucey and the menu indicated it to be spicy but I didn't feel any spice. The rice seemed old as it has some hard pieces in it.It did seem like they were known for their pho as everyone there was getting that.

"Pretty much every single dish we have has MSG in it. And we can't make any without it." This from a waitress at Thai Pittaya.MSG has been linked to cardiotoxicity, hepatotoxicity, neurotoxicity, inflammation, metabolic disarray and premalignant alterations, along with behavioral changes. Also tumors, increased oxidative stress and apoptosis in thymocytes, as well as genotoxic effects in lymphocytes have been reported. Their dishes start at $13.99, (the dinner price at 3:30 in the afternoon.) For stir fried vegetables covered in MSG? That's ridiculous.

In fairness, I lived in the Bay Area and currently live in Vegas and there are tons of amazing restaurants. I've only had food to go from here and ordered drunken noodles, pad se-ew, satay chicken and fried tofu; I wouldn't go back or recommend.

Tasty large plates of Thai food. Prices are fair ($12-18) with vegetarian tofu options. We were seated and well served with lots of water refills and quick food service. They are also good about food allergies and sensitivities, our waitress was knowledgeable of dishes and able to change the dishes as needed to accommodate everyone's needs. I would recommend for a quick stop in or take out order.

Absolutely phenomenal Daddy+Daughter lunch at Thai Pattaya Restaurant in Portage Lakes. Absolutely phenomenal! Cannot wait to go back we got the Appetizer Platter, Spicy Beef, Sticky Rice, Drunken Noodles and Pad Khing. Great Portions and everything was outstanding!BOOM!!!

Food is pretty average and the prices are high. Overall not bad but definitely not highly recommended

See the photo - left is what I ordered, right is what I got. I've ordered Tom Kha Gai from restaurants all over the map and it's always tasted the same. It's a pretty simple recipe with few ingredients. We ordered carry out and I could see through the bag that the soup looked different. I took it back inside because I thought they gave me the wrong order, the broth was clear and it had carrots. They said "this is how we make it, I'm sorry it's not what you expected." So we gave them the benefit of the doubt and drove home. The soup tasted like hot water, completely flavorless. After calling and explaining the soup had no flavor, the owner said they would give me 20% off my next order. I explained that I would not be back as I drove 45 minutes to try this restaurant and was not happy with the quality. The owner said sorry, there's nothing we can do. I wrote a google review and you can see the owners response for yourself. They accused me of "altering their ingredients" because I added sides of bean sprouts, extra cilantro, and rice noodles", which is a twist that I learned from a 5 star Thai restaurant in New York City. None of those ingredients would cause the soup to taste like old tea water. The food is also highly overpriced for Ohio Thai food ($50 for 2 soups, 2 Thai teas, carry out).

Pros: Warm and friendly service. Cute little family restaurant decorated with tea pots and cultural art. Nice, relaxing music and pleasant atmosphere. The restroom was also very clean and so nicely decorated. Cons: Unfortunately, we didn't like the flavor of most of our entrees. Pad Thai was beautifully presented and was a generous portion, with lime, and bean sprouts, but had no flavor of fried garlic, onion, or fish sauce. It tasted like ketchup and starch :( It needed way more sautéed garlic and fish sauce. The noodles needed to be cooked separately and drained to lessen the thick, starchy flavor. Less ketchup or tomato sauce and more fish sauce and scallion. Coconut milk soup was ok, but not enough coconut milk flavor and the chicken pieces in it tasted reheated, as if they were cooked before hand and then added to the soup the next day. On the positive side, there was a generous amount of meat, although we didn't eat most of it. Spring rolls were mostly wrapper, cabbage, and noodle, so not very flavorful. I'm sorry to give this place a low review, because the people seemed really nice, and our waitress was sweet.

Got the duck and that jawn was BUSSin. Also one if the only places by that serves duck.