Thai House Street Eats

Comforting Tom kha... what more can you ask for? :) Food was piping hot and I loved the sour flavors that were paired with a mild sweetness from the coconut milk.I ordered through Yelp and was pleased by how quickly the food came. I waited about 30 minutes and the Door Dash guy was easy peasy. I didn't get to check out the ambiance, since I ordered to go, but I appreciated the promptness.

Kinda bummed. Have eaten here twice now and both times had so-so food. Fried rice ordered "mild" and it was too hot to eat. Tom Kha that was watery and weakly flavored. Pad See Ew noodles were so overcooked the texture was awful. Lots of money spent trying them again. Too bad.

This year we know that we are going to visit some of our favorite places to see if they are doing the same or better or worse, to let people know if necessary.Thai House did not disappoint. Same great food.Spicy Beef salad is still awesome and so were the exotic chicken wings. And my favorite the large refillable drinks.Will be back again.

Wow!! This place is a gem for sure. I ordered the crispy spring rolls and the crab noodles. There was a very generous portion of crab on top of the noodles and the flavors of the dish were decadent. Very friendly service as well.

Ordered papaya salad and Thai fried rice on ubereats. Both tasted great and the papaya salad was super fresh. I picked the "very spicy" option and this place actually had a real kick to it, which was a pleasant surprise. Not too many Thai places actually make their food spicy anymore even at the highest level. Will repeat again.

We ordered takeout via UberEats. Our food came very hot, perfect temperature. Overall, food is good. I already have my go to Thai restaurant in Lakewood but they aren't on ubereats so this will be our go to for take out when I'm too lazy to leave the house.Yellow curry no meat -- disappointed with this one. I counted 4 small potatoes, way too much onion and carrot Crispy dumpling - goodTom yum soup with chicken - not enough broth and too much mushroom. Also, very watered down broth. Spicy fried rice medium spice - not spicy at all. Chowmein with chicken -- good but too much mushroomGarlic pepper chicken over rice - good Hot Spicy Basil With chicken - goodSpent about $100 to feed 4 of us, but some of the items were BOGO free

First time & Last time I think I'm qualified to make comments on the foods that my daughter and I ordered because I was born and raised in Thailand for 25 years thus I know a thing or two about Thai Foods. And I cook Thai foods on regular basis. Btw I wanted to speak with the manager without having to post here but the girl on the phone had an attitude and gave me a whole list of what I had to do. So she left me with no choice but to be here. Let's start from the worst.Hat Yai Fried Chicken here was lack of flavors. The chicken was also STALE having awful smell and dry. Very pricey!!! Better off having Popeyes Fried Chicken. Fried chicken from Ralph down the street is still better. Pad Thai is not authentic. The original Pad Thai is supposed to have tofu but not here. I should not have to make a choice of either Vegetables or Tofu. How much is tofu going to cost to make it right? Bean sprouts were also overcooked. Noodles were so wet and soggy. Shrimp Wonton Soup...Mem..very stingy with the filling and saltyWe will not return and cannot recommend this place to anyone.

I was craving Thai food today and wanted to try a different place and Thai House came up. I went right when they opened and there were plenty of parking spots in their lot. I was seated right away without having to wait. Inside, the ambiance was very nice with all the Thai decor and the good music they played. I decided to get the Khao soi with chicken and it was pretty good, comparable to other Thai restaurants in the area. Overall, I would come back, especially with all the Thai restaurants in Long Beach having terrible parking.

Had a craving for some fresh, chewy spicy noodles and Thai House Street Eats was a solid decision. Their drunken noodles with beef were delicious, balancing greasy umami with salty spiciness, with a surprising hit of sweetness I wasn't anticipating that made the dish addictive. The texture was awesome, with fresh veggies that still had a slight crisp to them and tender protein. My husband ordered their spicy fried rice Thai spicy, and the cooks did not shy away from delivering the heat.We ordered the sweet roti as a treat/bribe for our toddler dining partner and it was the unsung hero. How simple is fresh fried roti drizzled with condensed milk? It was SO good. Service was friendly, if not a little on the slower side. I mean, the food came out really fast, but everything else (beverages, requests for napkins/utensils, bill, other customers) seemed really relaxed. Probably best not to dine in if you've got a time restriction. Either way, I recommend giving this spot a try!

Sat us immediately even at prime dinner time, happy hour from 5-7 as well. Wines by the glass got the Pinot Grigio and it was great with the spicy stuff. A bowl of their soup Tom Yum soup was delicious. Tried the Crying Tiger steak and the crab noodles as well. Amazingly delicious on all fronts! They have an outdoor patio and nice tables inside, great little spot definitely coming back!