Archi's Thai Bistro

This has easily become one of our go-to spots for lunch and dinner... and lunch the next day because wow those are some great serving sizes!I was used to seeing a $14-$18 price range in Vegas, but this is the first time that I've been so happy seeing what came out for that price. We seriously had enough Pad Thai to have a second meal of leftovers. I can only speak for the pad thai when it comes to this because I have peeked over to see that people ordering curry were probably not able to say the same. I almost don't want to say this because I don't want them reducing the portions! But we truly wouldn't be back as often as we are if they did end up shrinking it- hence.... We noticed that when you order the food for pick-up, the servings are dramatically smaller, so that's something important to note and we don't do take-out anymore for this reason. We have been to another location for a lunch which you get additional things to try like the tom kha soup and wow- delicious. I was craving it for a while after, so I know there are a ton of great things on their menu if I was feeling like branching out but their pad thai is just so authentic. Some of the best I've had outside of thailand.

Time has taken it's toll on me with Thai food, however, the biggest issue these days for me is if they keep it original or add their own flare. Adding their own flare doesn't mean it won't be great, I love western flare to food but Archi's keeps it original.Their Pad Thai, Pad Se Ew, and fried rice is good.

In the area running errands and hungry for lunch, also first meal of the day! ( That would make it brunch;)Any who...The chicken Pad Thai was gluten free, flavorful and delicious! I ordered medium spice level and at first, I didn't think they got it, but it actually has a very nice kick that builds gradually, well done. If it wasn't for the fact that I was dining solo, I would order the red curry with salmon, and/or pad prick king with extra crispy tofu.The only disappointment was that the Pad Thai was missing the lime wedges, which I love, to add that extra element of sour and tart. Of course, I did not think that was a big enough deal to take away a star. I will surely ask for it next time.The bottom line, the restaurant was clean and the young man handling all of the to go orders was lovely.With so many wonderful Thai food restaurants in my neighborhood, I rarely get over here to Archi's. It's good to know that they are as delicious as I remember.

If you are looking for some great Thai food then Archie's the the spot! They always have fast and friendly service. Restaurants always clean and the ambiance is relaxing. If you are in the area, come check this place out

First things first: authentic dining Thai style and that is to share your dishes; order your proteins and dishes; order side of jasmine rice and share to get the full Thai food We all tend to order our own dishes and just gulp. Delicious food from curry to noodles Attentive serviceGood ambience with spacious seating arrangements For all you spice and non spicers, order mild and request the spice condiments separate

Archi Thai in Las Vegas has quickly become my go-to spot for authentic Thai food! The portion sizes are excellent for the price, and the shrimp fried rice is packed with seafood--so flavorful! I was surprised by the chicken satay; it was large, unlike the thinner ones I'm used to, and delicious. The ambiance is cozy and homey, and our server, Cake, was incredibly sweet and helpful. Definitely a must-visit for Thai food lovers!will be back!

I finally found a yummy take out option that has something gluten free! They were very nice about customizing the pad see ew, so I could order it. Two entrees, egg rolls and large order of rice was $50.

Had lunch delivered to my office with uber. It was delayed but delivered still warm. My teas were a little melted but still as good as always. Minor issue the peanut sauce started to seperate but was still wonder as I remembered. I used to go have dinner at this location after the movies but the theater next to it closed during covid and never reopened.

My fiancé and I were in the area and decided to stop in for a late lunch. The restaurant is super easy to get to off of the 215 and has a decent amount of parking.Upon entering, the bar is directly in front and the main dining area is to the right. We were promptly seated and ordered our drinks. Huge bonus that they have a full bar! My drink was delicious, I forgot the name but I know it was gin and hibiscus For our entrees, we defaulted to our favorite Thai dishes. Pad see ew with chicken (level 7/10 spice) for my fiancé and Pad prik king with vegetables (level 8/10 spice) for me. Our food arrived within 10 minutes, which was great because we were starving. My fiancé enjoyed his, but commented that it definitely wasn't the best Pad see ew he's had. He did say the chicken was really good though. My pad prik king was really good and had that oh so yummy kefir lime brightness. Spice wise, I definitely could have handled a 10, but the 8 was a nice light heat. Price wise, it's definitely on par with other Thai restaurants in the area.The servers were very friendly and attentive, so kudos to them! Overall it was a good local Thai spot and I'd definitely dine there again, ideally during their lunch service to try their special.

I love Archi's. I've been ordering takeout from this location for a while now, and decided to actually dine-in. Service was quick even for a busy Friday evening and the food quality at Archi's is incredibly reliable. This location's dining room is also well decorated. It's not going to be your fanciest eating experience, but it tastes damn good and it's consistent. My top pick on the menu is the Pad See Ew. It's a super rich dish, but I devour it every time. My boyfriend loves their fried rice. Their Thai Tea is good too. I find it overly sweet, but the spices in the tea help to balance it out a bit. I'm sure you could ask for less cream as well.