Chao Phraya Thai cuisine

This is definitely the best Thai experience I've had in the Pittsburgh area. The dining room looks very clean, and the server was very friendly. They made a point that there will be a wait in spite of there only being two customers in the dining room because of all of the online take-out orders. In actuality it was a good thing because it gave us time to actually enjoy our tea and appetizer before the main course.The food was very good and tasted fresh and light. I'm looking forward to our next visit.

Spring rolls and chicken satay: delicious! Masamam curry and noodle dishes were also amazing!! Well cooked and has authentic flavors!! Will definitely ho again, and again....and again!!!!

Our family has quickly fallen in love with this place and their great food. My only caution would be watch your spice level. Our 2's and 3's are not their's! Phew! Sometimes, a bit spicy, just be careful what you choose. But--Delicious! Make sure to get a Thai tea, that always lowers the heat!Our favorite go-to's are their spring rolls for appetizers, and the fresh spring rolls. The crab rangoons were good, too. For main things--one of the best Pad See Ew ever, and great curries. So far, I have had the Green, Pumpkin, and Mussaman. We absolutely LOVED their fried rice! Service wise, we've had mixed service, but always "competent". It's just some have been more friendly than others.Food wise, though, we can't wait to try new things each time we go!

This is not good. I ordered noodles with chicken. The noodles all stuck together and the chicken was overdone and almost burnt. The Tom yum soup with shrimp had one shrimp Tons of onions and nothing else. Sadly I would not recommend and I called for take out as soon as they opened and was told 25 minute wait.

Ordered the crab fried rice for dinner tonight and oh my is this amazing! Absolutely delicious and huge portion! Green curry is also delicious! Whole family was happy with our meal tonight and we'll be ordering again for sure!

What an awesome, hidden gem! Small, family ran restaurant in a plaza. Two people cooking, one person waiting on tables, this was definitely not a place to come in a hurry but we didn't mind. I will say there were a ton of takeout orders while we were there, seems like a great spot for pick-up. The food itself was amazing, it came out hot with just the right amount of spice. I could tell they used quality ingredients for their dishes, and we were happy with the price and portion size.

So you still need lunch even when visiting a cemetery, right? This Thai place is right across the street from the memorial gardens where we were 'visiting' family, and it was a terrific find. It's a small, family run place and the dishes we had were excellent. I had pad Thai with chicken and it was so well spiced and had a rich flavor. I am not much of a spice person, so, I asked for spice at number 2 on a scale of 1 - 10. It was perfect. DH had a different dish at heat 5 and he loved it. I would tell you the name of it if I remembered. One of our kids got the soup with noodles and tofu and vegetables and it was pronounced delicious. We all enjoyed sharing in her large bowl filled with goodies. The other kid had another pad Thai and although spicier than I'd like, she loved it. If you haven't tried this place you should. We would definitely come back next time we're in the area.

Very good, authentic, and consistent food.I'd recommend takeout as well as sit down service. Very clean, you can tell they take pride in the place. Family owned, hard workers, who are very prompt.

Everything is good:Service: owner works hard for the money. Care and love is poured into each dish. I have visited countless times, more than I can count with both hands. Cannot go wrong any dish:Pad Thai w tofu - only tofu I have had that actually tastes like it should! Seafood Curry - great with a bowl of rice.Spring rolls - crispy and fresh friedGrilled Salmon - how do they get it nice and flakey like that each time?All in all, it is a saved location of mine. It is a plus they open to 9 pm or 9:30 pm depending on the day.

I don't know that I've ever been to a Thai restaurant before, just Chinese. We've heard and seen wonderful things about this new restaurant that opened in our community and finally gave it a try. We ordered mid week and I will warn you that the wait for takeout was long, so plan accordingly. About an hour. We ordered online so we didn't tie up someone on the phone and the online system said 15-30 minutes so we hopped in the car pretty quickly to get it. It wasn't until we arrived that we got another email with an updated time that our food would be ready which was the 60 minutes. Just a heads up to wait for that other email or I'm sure calling on the phone could prevent that misunderstanding too. When we went inside to pickup our food, there seemed to just be 1 woman in the kitchen and 1 in the front of the house which explained the wait times. They were both so friendly and kind. The food itself was good. We tried the spring rolls which is probably the best I've had in the area. We also got the crab Angel which my fiancé loved. The best thing out of everything we ordered was the pineapple sauce, it's absolutely delicious. We got pad Thai and then spicy bamboo. You're able to select the best ratings and we got 2 and 3 respectively. I will say that there wasn't any noticeable difference between the 2 items spice wise and they were both extremely spicy... like burn your lips, nose running, mouth uncomfortably hot kind of spicy... and I personally like a decent amount of spice. The spice was a bit overpowering and took away from the food itself, so just maybe order a bit milder than you think initially. We will totally go back, but will stick with a spice level of 1 moving forward lol.