Ahan Thai

This place I only tried once but nice size portion of drunken noodles located in Royal oak the drunken noodles were very tasty. I also ordered the crab rangoon which was also nice. This place deserves a trip to try the food.

The best Thai food I've had in the longest time. I live on the Eastside in Macomb County and no Thai there comes close to how delicious this is. Beware, their mild is spicy- maybe ask for it on the side if you can't handle heat. We ordered carryout. The cashiers were nice

Got pad sew eww after an IV across the street and this is some of the best Thai I've had in a long time. Will be my go to!

So good, stopped for lunch. Portion was big for a lunch size and the waitress was attentive. Small inside will probably get take out next time.

It was my first time here on a Tuesday evening. My friend and I decided at the last minute to eat here. He had been here before and enjoyed their food so I was happy to give it a go. He ordered the Pad Thai with chicken. And I got the drunken noodles with chicken. I was debating between this and the pineapple fried rice but I was in a noodle mood so I went with the drunken noodles. Our waitress said it was one of the most popular dishes. Their menu is customizable in that you select your protein so that was nice. I like the veggies that came in my dish and the brown sauce was very flavorful. My friend said my dish looked really good and that he would order it next time. The portions are pretty plentiful. Both he and I had leftovers to take with us. The service was quick. I think there was only one other customer in the place but that could of been a function of when we went. If I'm in the area, I would go back. Overall, a solid option for Thai.

First time trying this place and I'm happy with my decision. The Gang Gai had a little kick for it being mild. There was a good amount of vegetables and beef. It came with a side of white rice which helped soak up the delicious curry sauce. The Kow Pad and Pad See Ew both had really good classic savory flavors. The portions were big too!

I felt the dinner portion was a bit small for the price, but the rice was perfectly cooked and I loved the atmosphere created by the pergola inside the restaurant

Meh. I was pretty underwhelmed when I ordered for lunch today. Granted I lived in NYC for 5 years where I think the Thai food is plentiful and some of the best you can get anywhere, but even so I was a little disappointed with my lunch today. First and foremost the delivery was messy - like bags leaking etc. Maybe was the delivery driver's fault but I didn't get that impression.The one thing I will say is that lunch is super super cheap. $10 for pad Thai and the portion size is massive. We also got a Tom Kha soup for like $4 which, compared to the $8 I pay in NYC, is an absolute bargain.With that said, the soup was gnarly. Like watery and not at all the rich coconut flavor that I'm used to. Had a weird citrus flavor (not lime) that should not have been in there. Pad Thai was good but unlike any pad Thai I've had before, so either I've never had authentic pad Thai or (more likely) this one was just wrong. Good flavor, just not pad Thai.It wasn't the worst lunch I've had but I don't think I would order again.

I can't believe I have never eaten at Ahan Thai until recently! My friend suggested we pop in before a movie and it was closer than walking to Shin Thai (which I adore). Ahan had a cute location near the train tracks, Noir Leather, and that tiny burger place in downtown Royal Oak. There is a parking structure nearby so that's convenient too. It was oddly dim inside and really felt like it was more so set up for take out--I'm guessing since the pandemic. You order in the middle of the restaurant and they bring the food to you in take away containers. I had the Pad Se Eew and Hot and Sour Soup with tofu (which was vegetarian! And very similar to how Thai Cafe made theirs. The Pad See Eew was flavorful and had a good mix of veg. The spice level was great! I ordered medium and felt like it fit the bill nicely. Water is available in large pour containers. In general, I would go back. Dine-in was awkward but hey, it was delicious.

Used to be good - but essentially the quality is very inconsistent. I've had some fairly decent fresh rolls (never great), for example, and then received fresh rolls that were 2 piles of shredded lettuce, with a few chunks of chicken and a couple strands of rice noodles thrown on top. I don't understand how that was sent to a customer. The rest of the dinner was mediocre. Will not be ordering from there again.