Crushcraft Thai Eats

Crushcraft is such a cute restaurant! Even though it's been a while since I last visited, they are still memorable for me whenever I think of Thai & Dallas! My favorite dish to order from here has to be their pad see ew and papaya salad. Very yummy and always tastes fresh + flavorful. The staff was kind every time I visited and whenever I was back in town once a year for a weekend, I always make sure to visit! Good vibes here!!Pretty close to downtown Dallas, ~10 min drive away. Highly recommend for Thai food/asian fusion ;))

Great prices, bright decor, and solid (but ironically mushy) food! We were surprised to see these reasonable prices for downtown Dallas. I paid $13 for my pad see ew with pork, and it was a large portion that I barely finished. Even though we came at 8:30pm on Friday, there were only a couple people inside the restaurant, which I thought was strange because it has a lot of Google reviews, and we had heard about it on social media.I think there was something about the texture of the pad see ew that was off. The visual aesthetic was off-putting. I was expecting the pork pieces to be somewhat chewy, but they were really mushy. Everything was so mushy, but the taste itself was good. I love when broccoli is thoroughly cooked, which was the case here. The dish just had a very unappetizing look to it. My friend really enjoyed his pad kee mao. I will say it looked a lot more appetizing.

This place is legit! We have been coming to this place for the last ten years. The food is always fresh, flavorful, and reasonably priced. The only pace is always clean and the decorations are really colorful. One of our favorite things is the people are always friendly. We love this place!!!

We were passing through Dallas and I looked up Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives restaurants in the area and this was one of them. It's a very nice place, clean, with a great atmosphere. The staff is very friendly. I really love Thai food and this place didn't disappoint. My wife ordered the drunken noodle with chicken. I ordered the green chicken curry. We also shared an order of beef and pork meatballs and the green papaya salad. The best thing was the drunken noodles, great flavor. The meatballs were also a hit. The green curry dish was kind of mushy, flat in depth, basically one note, and very spicy. There should have been more flavor, not just heat. Their green papaya salad was ok, not bad, just needed something, maybe more dressing, kind of bland. All in all it's a good place. A couple of hits and a couple of so-so's. I would go back and try something else.

Probably one of my go to Thai spots when I am in the area. I love getting the drunken noodles and requesting extra spicy. They have a spice and sauce bar st the side so I usually add more chili oil and peppers.

Took advantage of the cooler TX weather and adventured out to Dallas for some thai food! My husband ordered the drunken noodles. He enjoyed the dish and enjoyed the subtle heat. Overall it seemed like the dish had more vegetables than needed but was good! I had the Panang curry for my dish! I feel like the curry was a little bit too thick for a typical thai curry. The rice also seemed to become mushy since they pour the curry on top. The flavor was good but missed more of the peanut that i'm used too with the panang curries i've had in the past! The restaurant is very nice! Super clean and a very nice area with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating! The food itself isn't bad but definitely come in with the mindset that it's more of a fast casual experience rather than a sit down restaurant!

Went around 2pm on a Monday, and it wasn't busy at all. Plenty of street parking. The decor was cute, lots of Thai canned goods and spices for retail. Tasted like your average Thai food, I was a little thrown off as to why the drunken noodles were served over a bed of Romaine lettuce, but the flavor was still good, not spicy at all. The papaya salad was good, no spice to it though.Overall good food, I'd come back.

Crushcraft is a long time staple of Thai food that is one of my go to Thai places in Dallas. From the moment you walk in you notice the colorful ambiance and culture. The service and food is great! I like that the food is not too overwhelming but has a nice blend and spices to pick from. Khao Soi is my favorite!

A great spot for modernized Thai food in the middle of the big D! Green curry is my go-to! *spicy* but delicious!Tofu fries are just large rectangles of tofu with a crunchy exterior and soft interior. They're a little dry but come with some SAUSE

Stopped in for an early dinner with my dad and best friend. Between the three of us we had Thai tea, Thai coffee, fresh roll, tom kha soup, phat ke mao: drunken noodles, khao phat: thai fried rice and panang red curry.The drunken noodles were the best thing ordered for sure. The curry was lacking flavor and had no veggies. I also don't like it served with the rice already in it. Cute restaurant. Love the serve yourself chili sauce/oil bar. My dad comes here all the time so he loves it. This is my second time and will definitely come back. I appreciate the simple menu and reasonable prices.