Mint Thai Kitchen

The food is absolutely amazing!!!!! I have a Thai mother, so I know what type food authentic Thai food taste like in this place hit the spot

The atmosphere at Mint Thai Kitchen is top-notch. There are hardly any customers here, and the ambient atmosphere pairs well with the lofi Pokemon playlist they have on the speakers. This is a great place to just chill out after a busy day.I also like that each dish marked with an asterisk can have their spiciness levels changed on a 5-point scale from 1 (wimpy babies) to 5 (based gigachads). I had the level 4 Gang Mang (red curry) with pork. Oddly, the rice was served on the side on a separate plate. In mixing the curry and rice (as I always , I risked spilling over the curry due to the uneven shape of the bowl. Would prefer to be asked if I could have the rice already mixed in before sending the dish out to me].

We had a good experience here overall. It was nice and empty since we came right after opening at 11. Our server was super sweet and the food and drinks were both fast. Prices are very reasonable. Drinks: Coffee was great, but tea was on the sweeter side and not as strong.Food - Pad Thai with chicken was super solid! Would recommend. Definitely dial down the spice level if you are sensitive to that. Tried beef with the red curry and it was a little on the chewier side; chicken might've been a better choice. The portions are just right.

I've now ordered three times from Mint Thai Kitchen through Uber Eats. All three deliveries have been superb. The food is hot, is a good portion, and wonderfully seasoned. My only complaint is that not enough rice is given with entrees. Rice is too cheap to be portioned that sparingly. Nevertheless, because of the quality of food I'm receiving at home I can only imagine the in restaurant experience must be good as well.

We looooove love love mint Thai! We typically get the 3 flavor fried fish, basil chicken, and extra tamarind sauce! That stuff is super addicting. Trust me.

Restaurant was pretty empty and cold. Staff felt family-owned. I ordered the Tom Kha soup with chicken and sautéed eggplant with fish. The soup broth was so flavorful, and vibrant; I could taste every ingredient. One the best I've had in this city or maybe ever.The eggplant came with rice and crispy fish bites. I got the spice level 1, which some how still had my nose sniffing a little. Lots of eggplant and vegetables but it was very flavorful. I finished it with a traditional Thai tea which was sweet and as it should have been. Exactly!Would definitely recommend.

Mint Thai Kitchen, oh how I love thee! But seriously this is one of my favorite restaurants.I've been eating here since they opened and honestly eat here ridiculously often. I honestly don't think I've eaten anything here I would call bad.I usually don't need to add any appetizers but they all slap! Peek Gai Tohd (Fried Chicken Wings) are my favorite because they have such a pungent unique flavor. The Satay Gai (Grilled Chicken Skewers) are probably second. The Cream Cheese Tohd (Cream Cheese Rolls) and Poh Pia Tohd (Vegetable Egg Rolls) are delicious light options. The Goong Gabok (Golden Shrimp Rolls) are cool.When dining in I enjoy the Pad Gra Tiem (Garlic Pepper) and Pad Khing (Ginger and Onion) from the stir fry items. The Pad Thai (Thin Rice Noodles) and Pad Kee Mao (Spicy Flat Rice Noodles) are my favorite of their noodle dishes I don't think I've tried a curry here but of their fish dishes I really enjoyed the Pla Saam Rod (Three Flavored Fish).My first time eating here I was told by the server the fried rice dishes were cool but as a Thai restaurant not their specialty and I've never order it, but a did have a friend order it and say it was cool.The House Special Crispy Chicken is a go to meal (used to eat on a spice level 3 now I enjoy 4) when ordering to go. It's actually one dish here I prefer eating from home. It wasn't always on the menu but once it was added it became a fan favorite in my circle.My best friend, who loved food here before the House Special Crispy Chicken was added to the menu, now eats it exclusively...as if the rest of the menu disappeared to her. So if you get one item here this is definitely the one I recommend first.The staff is always polite and helpful. They even held their composure rather well when I dined in with a group and had a somewhat unruly member with us.To be honest my one and only knock on here is that if you dine in sodas are served in a can, which obviously I can get over. Oh and dining in post pandemic is more just eating inside instead of eating in a restaurant experience wise.You know the food is amazing if they grew out to get another location. I've only eaten at the other location once but it was clear between me and my group that this location is better.

Nice counter service place that offers a variety of Thai dishes. I've been to other locations of this operation as well. This one serves as a convenient lunch spot in the Willowbrook area.Order at the counter and take your number. This place can get packed during lunch time on the weekdays. The dining room echoes a bit, so the side tables are best. I was craving something different, and the cashier mentioned a crispy pork dish, Kanah Muu Krob. It sounded intriguing, and I enjoy gailan, so I went with it. It was quite tasty, and I enjoy the leafy green vegetable. Despite containing fatty pork belly bites, the dish wasn't too heavy. It's tossed in a thin sweet soy sauce.Would definitely return.

Delicious food and the service was good too We were waiting for someone next door.We'll come back.

Don't expect a boujee high level thai restuarant if that's your expectations. This spot is low key with plenty of seating and quick service for a nice casual quick lunch or bite with others. Simple procedures: order up front at the counter, pay, sit, they bring your food, you eat it, and then you leave.There's a variety of thai dishes here. Since I'm usually here with people from our office, they always go with the pad thai or the pad see ewe, both are popular noodle dishes. The fried rice is another favorite as well. I've been meaning to try other dishes such as the yellow or green curry, tom yum soup, or the kanah muu krob pork dish. But I always go wtih the pad see ewe, pad kee mao, or pad kra pao. Something about those noodles/rice with veggies and meat and egg that keep me coming back.This is a staple amongst our office when we're in the mood for thai due to location, price, and convenience. I need to try other dishes here and venture my taste buds out.