Thai Peppers Thai Kitchen

Pepper Fact: Thai peppers are spicy chili peppers with a wide range of heat, and despite common belief, there is no single type of Thai pepper, with at least 79 separate varieties. If you know me, you know my top two proteins include duck. This place has roasted duck curry (All-natural roasted duck served with tomatoes, pineapples, green beans, bell peppers, and basil leaves in their signature pineapple curry). That's all I needed to know before I invited some friends out for dinner.They have a pretty decent happy hour, which includes beer specials and appetizers that are $4 off. We had ordered the vegetarian gyoza and coconut shrimp with the HH discount, and I ordered the roasted duck curry for my entree. Everything was delightful. I was especially enamored by the two thick duck drums that came in my curry. Who does that?! Apparently, Thai Peppers Thai Kitchen does. The duck was cooked perfectly, and the creamy curry was flavorful with a nice level of heat. Love this place. I want to come back for some more roasted duck curry.

When Asian families sit down to eat a meal together, the food is served and enjoyed communally. I think Joyce missed this memo because she was all about not sharing her duck curry. *teary eyes* I kid, of course. She offered everyone at the table some duck but I wanted the whole dish because, after all, give a man an inch and I'll take the whole ruler! That and the succulent duck swimming in the pineapple curry was amazing. It was more flavorful than my chicken massaman curry. We also shared some HH vegetarian gyozas, which I enjoyed, and some coconut shrimp which is so coconut, the only way it would be more coconut is if a coconut fell off a tree ad knocked you on the kisser. If I ordered the duck curry, this place would be five stars. But since I ordered an inferior dish, my broken heart can only give a four star. That and I suspect the appetizers weren't made in-house.

The yellow curry and panang curry were both great! I am looking forward to going back to try the red curry. Big serving size

I've been many times since my 1 star review and Thai Peppers is not that bad. The owner is super friendly, and the inside of the restaurant is clean. The menu items are large portions and authentic but lack flavor in general. Not great, but surely better than my first experience.

Food is just as amazing as ever--we will never stop recommending this place. As an added note, when they say Thai hot, they mean it!We drive past about 4 or 5 other Thai restaurants to get to this place. The service here is unmatched. The employees and owners are incredibly sweet and genuinely want to give you a good experience. We have been here many times and will continue to be back!

My wife and I brought my parents here for dinner on a Saturday, it was a bit busy but we were seated immediately. There's a decent amount of seating, four tables of four, a table for six, and some bar seating. It's in a strip mall with plenty of parking. It was somewhat dimly lit, it'd be a nice place for a date night.My dad liked everything we ordered, and that's saying a lot as he can be a picky eater. We ordered chicken satay, chicken potstickers, pad Thai with chicken, Thai pepper fried rice with tofu, and Thai pepper salad with chicken. It was all tasty! Heads up! We ordered one dish with medium spiciness and it was almost too hot. Mild spiciness was just right.Great service! The server kept an eye on us all night, kept our waters topped off. Overall, we had a great dining experience!

Wife and I love this place! We call for takeout at least once a month...Sometimes twice, it's our go to for our Thai craving. My wife has celiac and they are so accommodating for her and her order.It's a smaller restaurant and family owned so I can see how a busier Friday might be a little cramped. I highly recommend any of their curry's. The Pad Se Ew with chicken is my favorite and my kids love the chicken satay. Good lunch specials! Check them out the next time you have a craving for Thai food.

Arrived late evening for dinner with family. Not too busy for a Saturday. No wait time for seating. We ordered chicken Thai salad and chicken satay and pot stickers for appetizers. Both were great especially the tender chicken and sauces that go with it. For our main courses we got the pad Thai with medium spice and house fried rice. Every dish was filling and filled with savory flavors. This will be my new place in Chandler to go for Thai food. Staff were nice and the restaurant was clean. I'd come back!

Thanks to Yelp, my hubby and I found ourselves at Thai Peppers. We love Thai food, and after seeing a review that mentioned their awesome vegan orange chicken, we were sold on giving it a try. (I am vegan, hubby is not but mostly eats plant based.) Anyway, we ordered the crispy vegan potstickers (forgot to take a pic, but they were delicious), the vegan orange chicken, and the veggie lovers sautee with vegetables as my "protein" (although I could have chosen tofu or maybe the vegan chicken as other meat-free alternatives). In any case, both entrees we ordered were absolutely delicious, and even though orange "chicken" is far from typical Thai, we quickly decided we will be returning to order some more-traditional Thai dishes. Two thumbs up!Excuse the photos; we had already started digging in when I realized I forgot to take pics.

I was pretty disappointed with my food- mostly because I ordered 5/5 spice and received a mild dish. Even when I asked for spices to add, they brought me chili sauce instead of spicy Thai peppers. I liked all the vegan options, but the vegan chicken tasted terrible. Worse than tofu. I ordered the lunch special with vegan curry and received chicken soup as the side. It was an easy mistake to make, but they didn't offer to replace it with anything vegan. $15 is already really steep for a lunch special, and I didn't even get the side. At least the server was nice.