Family Thais Asian Bistro

Here's a reworded version:"Another hidden gem in Dallas! This place has been around longer than I have, serving authentic Thai dishes made from recipes passed down through generations. While many choose takeout, I found it calming today to sit in the dining room and enjoy the view of passing trains.You really can't go wrong with any of their curries--my favorite is the green curry. Their pad Thai and soups are also delicious.It's rare to find a restaurant that's consistently this good."

after reading the reviews, maybe i went on an off day. i ordered the chicken pad thai with spicy level 3 - which came out on a massive plate, only to find out it was 65% bean sprouts. flavor was mediocre and i've never had al dente pad thai noodles, i did not like that :/however the interior was very ornately decorated and comfortable

I love this spot! It's cute, cozy, and the customer service is always on point. The food is consistently delicious, and everything I've tried--both the food and drinks--has been excellent. Definitely one of my favorites!

Service - great and friendlyAmbiance - great and cleanFOOD - OMG, one of the best Thai green curry and Thai Fried rice I've tried in a long time. Portions are very friendly and worth every bite. Chefs really care about what they produce - thanks Jesse! Make it over to this place - won't regret it!

It's fine for Texas but this is not good Thai food. That's a bold statement and I am not the arbiter of what is or isn't Thai, but this did not meet expectations at all.We had fried rice, pad see ew, and pad thai. Across the board the prevailing flavor was "sweet." Really did not get the balance of sour/salty/bitter/sweet/heat that excellent Thai food is known for. Perfectly edible but if you are used to really good Thai food, you will be disappointed. The location is very convenient in downtown Dallas, right next to a DART station. Limited seating inside but people generally do not hog tables. It really pains me to give this 2 stars because the service is very friendly and the shop is run very efficiently to deliver food hot and fast.

Family Thais Asian Bistro is one of my favorite locations to visit while staying in Downtown Dallas. It's a cozy space located right by the DART Westend Station, and the Westend area. It has takeout, or a variety of seating options, including one long table that can accommodate a group.One simply walks up to the counter and places one's order. They have all the Thai favorites, and they say their bestseller is their Pad Thai Noodles. I'm fond of their glass noodles and curry noodles. For the timid, I recommend their Thai Fried Rice or Pineapple Rice. There's lots of other curries and stir fry dishes to enjoy. The appetizer menu is strong as well, and my favorite here is the beautiful chicken wings (so saucy).One can order dishes vegan, or with a variety of proteins. Chicken and pork are lowest cost, but splurging on mixed seafood isn't much more. For Dallas, all of their dishes are very nicely priced. The other thing one must choose is the spice level. 1 is mild, 2 is nicely spiced, 3 is dang hot, 4 is intense heat, and 5 is Thai Hot (and should be reserved for professional Chili Heads).The other great thing to try here is their excellent menu of teas and related fruit drinks! These range from slushes, to fruit teas. Boba and jellies can be added. This results in a amazing variety of drinks to enjoy. I could spend a lot of time trying things from this menu. Like the food, these drinks are also very reasonably priced.You can pick up takeout ordered from their online menu, or have it brought to you by a delivery service. However, I suggest you should go have a sit down meal and enjoy the ambience of the restaurant. It has great decor to put you in the mood for your meal.

Ordered the half order of spring rolls. Two arrived vs the 3 that are advertised. They tasted like they were fried hours ago and then refried for my order. Regarding the Pad Thai...not sure if this is a regional flavoring but I've had much better elsewhere.

This hit the spot. Good prices for large portions. The smell hit us when we walked in and our four entrees were all delicious. The wide egg noodles were particularly delicious. Food came out quickly, was hot and fresh.

This was a to go dinner. So, no service or atmosphere review.The spring rolls were good but very large like egg rolls. The sauce was yummy! The chicken satay what a weak flavor and was dry. However, the peanut sauce was amazing!The fried rice with pork had a rich flavor. I swapped out with brown rice. They forgot to add soy sauce in the bag.

The best reason to go to Family Thais is the food, which is very good and reasonably priced for this part of town. I'm not an expert in Thai food, but the food tastes great. The portions are fairly large.This is not a fancy place. You order and pick up your food at the counter. It's also fairly small.