Street Thai Cafe

From the moment we walked into the restaurant, we felt welcomed and at ease. The space is charming, and the fact that it's a woman-owned business made it even more exciting for us to try. Pinkie, our server, was friendly and patient, taking the time to explain the menu and making sure we felt comfortable. I can be a bit hesitant with pronunciations, but she made me feel completely at ease and never rushed, all while bringing our food and drinks out quickly.We started with the Tom Kha Gai and pineapple fried rice. The Tom Kha Gai was especially impressive, with a broth that was full of flavor despite its clean, white appearance. The menu is packed with so many tempting options, making it hard not to want to order more. I'm glad I controlled myself, though, as the portions were generous, and the value for what we got was excellent. We couldn't even finish both dishes!For drinks, we tried the Thai Lime Iced Tea, and we were pleasantly surprised. It was subtly sweet with a smooth, rich tea flavor that might just replace my usual Thai iced tea order.We had heard great things about this place, and now we know why. We're so glad we gave it a try and will definitely be coming back.

The server was attentive but I asked for limes with my noodles and she was like "mmm try it with vinegar, we don't really use lime for that." I'm literally half Thai , and even if I wasn't the question wasn't "would you recommend this with limes" it's "can I have some limes" the boat noodles were pretty flavorless, boat noodles usually has a very well seasoned flavor with flavors like cinnamon, star anise, coriander but this broth just taste like beef broth. I also was drinking my water and there was glitter in the cup? The server was nice and it was clean but I won't be back ever again.

It's been awhile since my first visit. MIL wanted Thai so we stopped by.This is a SOLID Thai restaurant. Fairly small place.We ordered: Thai bbq chicken: sweet chili sauce on the side along with sticky long grain rice. Not sure why I've never ordered this. A very different taste. Slightly sweet. Nice char to skin. A thigh & 2 drumsticks. This was VERY tasty. Although I personally prefer breast meat, the dark meat really holds up better than a breast might. Would totally order again.Another street item was the rice noodle with lettuce, peanut, cilantro, red onion & shrimp. Thought this was a hot noodle dish, however, the waitress clarified this as a salad. Limey, chili, slightly sweet dressing. Wide undressed rice noodle along the side. Another winner. The Pas See Yu was good as well. Tender beef with scrambled egg tossed with wide rice noodle. Lightly seasoned yet flavorful noodles. Convinced my MIL to try something other than pad Thai. I've had other noodles dishes, all good. Sometimes you really need to encourage fellow diners to take a chance. Cuz there is life, after Pad Thai. Also shared the garlic green beans. HUGE portion of tender yet crisp green beans. NOT overcooked . Just delicious.

Even though located in a strip mall filled with a few other eateries, this place seems very homegrown. Ambiance is nice albeit if they want harder seats they might as well get some boulders moved in. The mi krob was good - nice sweetness to it and light but I didn't see any tofu.The seafood rice dish was plentiful with average pieces of seafood. One can get a decent meal here but nothing very special.

When you leave a restaurant hungry and immediately in search of a meal, you know it's not a good experience. I had heard really good things about this place and unfortunately, I do not understand what I heard because my experience was awful. First and foremost, I will say that even if I HAD enjoyed the food, I would not return to a place with such poor customer service. The individual taking orders and bringing the food was extremely unfriendly and short with all of us. She also would not accommodate my friend who has a severe allergy to broccoli by replacing it with a vegetable other than cabbage. We also didn't have water for the majority of our meal and she would rush by us so quickly that it was hard to stop her to ask for water.In regards to the food, I tried the golden crispy tofu, tofu soup, and spicy eggplant. When the crispy tofu came out, I immediately was confused because it had so much batter around it that it looked and smelled like a funnel cake. I ate the insides because the outsides were so oily and like a carnival dessert. The tofu soup was healthy and not oily but significantly lacked flavor and whatever flavor was there was not pleasant. My actual meal, the spicy eggplant, was so oily that I truly could not eat it. Initially, I tried to take pieces of eggplant and aggressively squeeze it in napkins to try to drain the oil but it was not enough and I ran out of napkins after only squeezing two bites of eggplant. my friend asked if I could get a different meal instead and the server just stared at me and did not want to give me a new meal. Finally I just said "it's OK, I don't need anything else. you can just take it back" and she goes "ok!" And took the plate away. I waited until my friends finished eating their noodle dishes (which did not appear as oily at all) before going somewhere else to eat. Suffice to say, I will not return.

First time trying Street Thai Cafe and we loved it!Food 4/5We ordered the Tom kha (medium) and pad see ew beef to share. They were both delicious and hit the spot! The tom kha wasn't medium spicy to us, so we'll get spicy next time instead.We just wish the Tom kha portion was a little bigger, but the pad see ew portion was great. 5/5 ServiceWe ordered online for pickup and it was ready sooner than expected! No one was in the front so I rang the bell and she came out and my order was ready to go5/5 Ambiance It's a smaller restaurant in an older plaza, but it's so cute! I'm sure it would be great service if we were to dine in :)

This place is quite small yet cozy. The gentlemen who took our takeout order was very kind. Both Pad See Ew and Pad Ki Mao ($13.00) were light in flavor and needed additional sauce. Tom Yum Goong ($9) - a bit disappointed at how little shrimp was in it.

Great food and great service. Cute ambiance with Thai culture and pictures/maps all over the wall.

i ate here the other day and i think it is too empty for how good the food is . it is not overpriced the service is solid and it is a family owned type restaurant so its more authentic.Ive tried a lot of the dishes and drinks. do not hesitate to come here for thai food

Good food but the place looks meh I recommend take out if you going to buy food here.