Thai Express

I have only had their takeout, so I can't speak to the service, interior, or other dishes at this establishment. But their peanut noodles were excellent.A lot of carry out Asian food is lacking in this area, but this place delivers on the genuine flavors you want from Thai cuisine. I will try more of their menu and update to 5/5 stars if I continue to be impressed.

Pretty much the only Thai restaurant in the area and for good reason: no one else can compete. Pad Thai, drunken noodles, Mongolian noodles, and gai tom gha soup are some of my favorites. Perfect speed for takeout with great service. Coming from the west coast this is authentic as you can get in the Midwest. No frills and no tricks just really good Thai food.

They know how to spice things up. The peanut curry noodles are excellent. Grab some take out. You will not regret it, unless you do not like spicy!

My husband and I ate some Thai here once, a while back. Had some pad pak and a pad Thai here.My husband said his pad Thai was good. I had a bite of it, it wasn't too bad. My pad pak wasn't bad either, it had decent flavor and a decent amount of in it chicken too. Sauce wasn't too runny.

All time fave Thai food. Excellent customer service, order is always accurate & always fantastic food!

We haven't eaten here in a long time and I don't know why. We had a great meal last night. I had the number #14 Gang Gai w/beef med. and it was delicious. We will have to try this again, sooner rather than later.

Such a hidden gem in Brighton. Best Thai Food in town. Their food is extremely fresh and well prepared. If you like spicy, this is the place for you.

The food is amazing very friendly service never very loud or very busy. The only thing I don't like about it is how the food is extremely spicy sometimes.

Outstanding food!! Love this place, best of all it is within walking distance from home!! Dangerous!

Unfortunately my husband and I did not enjoy the food here. We ordered number 37 Pad Se Ewew with beef. It was made with pad Thai noodles instead of thick rice noodles. The pad se ewew was watered down. We also ordered number 41 Peanut Noodles with tofu. The sauces was also watered down and very, very sweet. The Tom yum soup we felt was over powdered with bamboo flavor. We did move from Chicago IL so maybe this is how the Thai food is here in MI?