Thai A Kitchen

Customer service was TOP NOTCH. So friendly! Finally tried the "new" chicken pad Thai and it absolutely exceeded expectations. These expectations were high, thanks to Reddit. So so flavorful (a bit rich for me, perfect according to my bf)! The white meat chicken was really good, in size and flavor. Lots of it. Anything positive you hear about this place, FACTS. They're hidden as heck (not really but took a google street view + passing by on foot to find it, ha.) The food was plentiful! I'd skip the overly greasy crab rangoons that didn't have much to offer for flavor but sometimes they're a must! The pad thai's came w a greasy but very tasty egg roll w some delicious sauce! Would highly recommend if you want awesome customer service, support local, and have legit Thai dishes (so I read, as I'm limited to chicken pad Thai). We got spice level 2&3 and 3 was so hot. I'd say if you like spice do it but if you like spice and don't want to sweat stick with 2. As I'm becoming an old lady, I would consider 1, but wooo 3 was hawt.

As of 3/24/24, this place is still only open for carry-out! I've heard great things about this place and have been wanting to try it for so long but my craving schedule never aligned with their times! We ordered (all with level 3 spice) panang curry, pad see ew, and their new pad thai. Although we all did level 3, we did notice some dishes leaned more spicy than others, so be careful if you're pretty sensitive to spice. I really enjoyed everything we ordered and definitely had enough for multiple meals. My favorite was the new pad thai because it reminded me of my favorite thai restaurant back home. Their pad thai is saucier and darker than what I find most places here serve. Thai A is my new go-to Thai place!

Got take out from here for an easy dinner and am very pleased. One aside, their current menu is on their Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ThaiAKitchen/ ). The website link from the google page is very old and not accurate. - new pad thai - definitely more savory than sweet, but still not a traditional pad Thai that I expected. it was very soy sauce and sesame oil heavy. It wasn't bad, just not a pad thai. - laab with beef - still right on. I got the heat 4 (from 1 to 4) and it was too spicy. Still good. But I'd tone it down a bit next time. I've had it at other places and I could always take the heat for this dish but this place takes their heat seriously!- whole fried fish with garlic sauce. The fish came wrapped in foil, with sauce on the side. The sauce was good. Hubby liked it. I think I will try the ginger sauce next time. The fish was cooked perfectly. I asked for their smallest sized fish, and it was $22. It also came with a tie of stir fried cabbage+carrots. it looked bland, but surprised me with how good it tasted. It went really well with the fish. It really went well with the laab too. Totally doing this again! Minus the pad thai. previous review:- laab with beef - so full of flavor! it's in the salad section of the menu. I'm totally coming back here for some more, rather than venturing out to Kim's Thai in South Milwaukee, hoping that the owner is in a good mood there. - chicken wings - comes with volcano sauce on the side. The chicken was perfectly crispy inside and tender inside, but did not seem to have any seasoning. It was too bland to have by itself - hence the volcano sauce. I will ask for some hot sauce to go with it next time. I've also tried to dunk it in the pad Thai sauce and that helped a little too. - yellow curry - just a yellow curry. Nothing special, but quite good on its own. I do cook a pretty good yellow curry myself, though, so this is not a dish I would get next time. - pad thai - after asking the server what the difference between the regular and the "new" pad Thai, we were told that the "new" pad Thai was more flavorful and that the regular one, which is more traditional and sweet. We got the original, but it really wasn't quite the traditional pad Thai I'm used to. It certainly was sweet, but it was also kinda soupy with ketchup flavors... I've never had a pad Thai with so much sauce. Just from pictures of other yelpers, it looks like the "new" pad Thai doesn't have as much sauce... and I'd love to try that next time. Overall, very pleased and happy to find a new Thai joint. Hubby remembers the tomyongoong being good. I have no memories, but will try next time. With the Laab.

Ordered food for takeout over the phone, service was fast and the time estimate of ~30 minutes was accurate as the food was still hot when I picked it up. Portions are generous: my pad thai lasted me for three meals. It was a little saucier than I prefer but had good flavor with plenty of peanuts on top. The egg was in one big clump that was hard to discern from the chicken.The prices and hours online are not accurate, the prices have gone up in the past few years and are around $14 per noodle/curry dish which I find reasonable for the large portions.

Heard great things about Thai A Kitchen and have been wanting to try them forever. Ordered takeout over the phone on a Wednesday evening and had about a 35 minute wait. They are takeout only still, and the only part of the place that is open for customers to enter is a little vestibule area. It is a little tight if other customers are inside waiting their food. The man working the front that brought me the food was super upbeat and cheery. which brightened my day!The red curry and pad thai came as very generous portions. I got a spice level of 3 and it was delicious, spicy, but not too spicy to be enjoyable. My friend's pad thai was not that spicy at a spice level of 2. I also got a cup of tom kha soup was smaller than I had expected and looked pretty oily. It tasted decent although it wasn't the best that I've had. I would try their tom yum next time or just stick to the main dishes. Even though they seem to have increased their prices according to other reviews, I think you still get pretty good value with their giant portions -- my leftover red curry lasted me for 2 whole additional meals.

I got chicken fried rice and pepper steak to go from here and my sister and I were pleasantly impressed! Other than the fact that it's quite expensive and the pepper steak was mostly vegetables and sauce, it's a good Thai food spot! They also give good portions, especially regarding the fried rice, and of course the white rice side that comes with the pepper steak. The guy that was there when I went to pick up my food was also really nice.

The red curry is some of the best I've ever had and the pad Thai noodles were cooked perfectly - no gummy, overcooked clump like you get at other takeout places. Can't wait to eat here again!

Good food but only takeout and I was not aware. he was able to rush an order for me. Neighborhood is fairly sketchy also. Lots of shops closed including restaurants but I was there on a Monday evening. I wouldn't feel comfortable there after dark. I had the red curry chicken which was delicious. Decent helping but I told him I was in a hotel and would need utensils. Would I be able to eat it out of the container... the response was yes but maybe something missed in translation. Tough to eat out of a tall container with a take-out spoon. Overall, a hole-in-the-wall place but good very good curry.

Got carry out and it was super fast. The crab rangoons and red curry are delicious!! The man working at the counter was super friendly too.

I got shrimp fried rice level 2 of spiciness . (Didn't taste much) It's really good . I'll probably have to go up on the spicy level but it's delicious and the people there are really nice. Great customer service. Prices are a bit different than what's on the online menu.