La Thai Cuisine

A disappointing experience. Ambiance - Empty restaurant on a Wednesday at dinner time. Uncluttered, but not necessarily super clean or inviting. They were playing these sad and drawn out country music ballands that felt a little bizarre, but no big deal. You can dine in, but it's not table service, other than them bringing your food out initially. Food - Metro Detroit has pretty standard Thai food restaurants across the board so price/flavor/quality/etc is similar at the best of the best all throughout Wayne County. I would consider Bangkok 96, SHINthai, Thai Vylai to be comparables. Unfortunately, La Thai Cuisine was nowhere near them for various reasons. For one, there was less protein (chicken) in the dinner, about half the amount other restaurants would give. The Tom Yum soup was nothing like a Tom Yum I've had anywhere else in and out of state. The color was much darker than I've ever seen and it tasted like they dumped a lot of chili powder in it. Did not finish. The tiny shrimp in it was off too. The worse part though was that the eggplant in the Gang Ped dinner had gone bad. The flesh was dark brown and had a strange texture and bad taste. It had to be noticeable and shouldn't have gone out to a customer. Service - It was clear that the woman working the counter was either new or maybe a relative just filling in for the night. Some basic questions had her disappearing to the back for answers. "Are the chicken wings breaded?", "Do you have wifi?" both got "let me check". (They do not have wifi, btw.) Anyways...I had tried to eat some of that eggplant thinking maybe the color was an exotic eggplant I hadn't tried before.. lol...it wasn't. Before leaving, I took my picked-over plates to the counter to clear my table and let the woman at the counter know that the eggplant had gone bad. She says, "I'll let them know." and disappears to the back. When she came back, she said nothing to me...no apology or offer to make things right, not even "have a nice night!" It was just weird. I was there for just under a hour and maybe two other people came in during that time to pick up orders.

Well, after four excellent visits we took our 10 year old granddaughter in for a meal. She wasn't a fan of the Pad Thai so we tried to order her some plain noodles. Much to our surprise they said we could only get plain noodles as a side to another dinner. So it cost us another $20 to get her some noodles. The moral is they are not kid friendly.

I enjoyed this food. :) I stopped in between running errands to get Pad Thai (N1) & crab rangoons. I got medium + for the spice level and it definitely was hot enough for myself (who loves spicy foods)! The crab rangoons were very good. The pad Thai could of used a bit more flavor but it was still good & the portion size was great. The staff was very friendly as well & food was quick and hot.

Just moved to the east side of Dearborn and did not feel like driving over to my normal spot B96. They did not have my usual go to Panang Curry so I got the Gang Ped with chicken. It is similar but better than Panang as it has more than just peppers. Super nice service and a nice space. I'll be going back for sure!

Mmm...finally a Thai restaurant in Dearborn with fantastic fried rice. I will definitely be coming back for the pineapple fried rice, which was sweet and spicy and simply delish.I've also tried the tom ka soup, the pad thai and the drunken noodles. All of those were ok, but couldn't hold a candle to the fried rice. Warning - do not get the soup to go... the containers melted in the ten minute drive home with hot soup spilling out.Service was friendly if a bit slow for the orders. In particular, the spring roll we ordered didn't show up until after we were through with the rest of the meal.

My wife was feeling Thai takeout yesterday. So on her way back we she picked a few items for dinner. I really enjoyed this place when it first opened, but wanted to revisit. Overall we did enjoy our meal, but I could tell the quality of the food has dipped over the last several months. The chicken satay skewers were dry, but the peanut sauce saved it. The Thai curry noodle was very good and the spice was perfect, but the pineapple fried rice was kinda bland. The fried spring rolls were also very good, but we encountered the same issue as the satay where the chicken was a little dry. It was definitely satisfying food, but not to the same standards as the first few times we ate from here.

Food waste great when i ate it. Spicy delicious....Afterwards tho...FOOD POISONING! I spent the last two days throwing up and shitting at the same time. My ass still hurts on day 3

Great food. Well prepared with a good portion provided. You can get it mild or smoking hot! You choose. This is a must if your in Dearborn MI!!

Nice relaxing atmosphere and the service is quick and polite. They have been opened for two weeks. They do not have WiFi for customers but plan to have it soon.I tried the spring roll for 1.25 and it was a 7.5/10. The sweet and sour/ duck sauce is fresh and well prepared.The Thai tea is pretty good. 9/10The chicken pad Thai runs spicy so be careful with that. I got the mild plus and it had some kick but it was tasty. Alittle above average for the surrounding city. 8.5/10They gave me a discount so that was nice.The restrooms are clean. The decor is welcoming and the music is not too loud. I would come back but it's not a place I would take outsiders to show them the best Michigan has to offer

Disgusting food. They will burn your food then add a bunch of sauce to try to make it look presentable. I mean, they fried my rice to HELL. I will never eat from this place again