Thai Table & Kitchen

Easily one of the best Thai restaurants in Pittsburgh! It's a small hole-in-the-wall restaurant right next to UPMC Children's with limited indoor seating, so takeout might be more convenient. Staff were very friendly in helping me to pick what to order.I ordered a pork panaang curry, which came with a box of rice and complementary spring roll with sauce. I had asked what spice level would be mild, and staff replied 0 -- spice level 1 turned out to have just the perfect kick for me! Food came out in about 15 min on a weekday afternoon. Overall richly flavored food with great prices, and I look forward to trying more of the menu!!

What a hidden gem. It's a hole in the wall right eh t to Children's with about 15 seats and beyond worth itThe waiter/owner is so friendly and if you go on a date/with SO he'll shape your rice plate into a heart The prices are so good, and it's BY FAR the best Thai I've had in the city. They def deserve your support

I stopped by here a couple of Fridays ago with my wife for takeout. We were unfortunately right next door at Children's Hospital whenever it was dinner time. While my toddlers got something there, my wife and I were without food and fired up Yelp. Thai Table & Kitchen came up with great reviews and it was close by as well so we placed our order through Yelp. The order was confirmed and ready within 20 minutes. It was located just across 44th St from the hospital which was fantastic for me as it had started to downpour. Pickup was a breeze as they have an area inside the restaurant for to go orders and so I barely saw the restaurant and interacted with no one.For dinner on this evening I decided to go with the drunken noodles with chicken while my wife went with the pad see-ew with chicken. The menu described my meal as Stir-fried flat rice noodle in chili paste sauce, basil leaves, bamboo, and bell peppers and my wife's as Stir-fried flat rice noodle with egg, carrots, broccoli then topped with crispy garlic and scallion. Both of our meals also came with a spring roll and then our meal came with some chili crisps which I loved. My meal here ended up being good. I liked the flavor of the noodles with the basil leaves and there was a decent amount of chicken in it as well. If I am being honest, I probably put too much chili crisp on my meal and so it was harder to pick up any more nuanced flavor, but I still enjoyed it. My wife also enjoyed her meal but thought it was a bit spicy even if she ordered a spice level 1.The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. Both my wife and I really enjoyed our meals and while you never want to have to eat while at children's, this location is perfect for it.

One of my all time favorite thai restaurants in Pittsburgh! The service alone is wonderful and the workers alone are so kind and helpful. The crab rangoons are so special and very few places in Pittsburgh compare. My roommates and I are obsessed with the pad see ew and the pad thai. It always hits!

Service was phenomenal, but food was pretty awful. Very bland and expensive. Won't go back.

Very nice staff and solid service for my first experience here. Enjoyed the panang curry with chicken. Also had the drunken noodles that were fine but pork was a bit dry the dish lacked sauce. Buddy said the same about his chicken in the pad Thai so could be a trend with proteins not in sauce (it was pounded out super thin). Additionally had the squid Tom kha. The soup itself was flavorful but it lacked heat and the squid leaned chewy. While flavorful, my pet peeve is the spice level. 1-5 and ordered 5. Mild at best. The chili oil at my table was 90 percent chili flakes into little tiny congealed chunks as though the oil was poured out in its entirety. Noodlehead is too close for a cheaper price point to make a priority.

Fast and efficient carry-out! The food was ready in less than ten minutes after submitting my online order. The food is hot and tasty and well priced. They even threw in some free egg rolls! Can't wait to order from here again. I'd recommend for takeout if you're eating at a busy time or with a group bigger than 2-4 people. The inside seating is limited, though the atmosphere is clean and homey.

In Lawrenceville for a quick thrifting stop at Goodwill (one of the best IMO, but this is a review of Thai Table & Kitchen. ) Anyway, parking was a little challenging and scarce but it was so worth the bit of a walk! We were greeted by the most charming young man and found a table in the small but super cozy and comfortable dining area. Pillows on the benches and squishy chairs at the tables made it comfy. There was Thai pop music playing but not too loudly and faded right into the background making the ambiance even more inviting. The gentleman who greeted us was at our table in just a few minutes even though the entry was super busy with take-out orders-his timing between the two was perfect. He was witty and helpful and took our order as soon as we had some time to look over the menu, which was extensive, but not overly so. (Think Cheesecake Factory. Ugh!) First up was a spring roll and a small salad with the most delicious ginger dressing. There was just enough so it wasn't dry or drowning. The spring roll was crisp and the filling yummy. A perfect amount for an appetizer. The Tom Kha soup was delicious. I finished the broth as best I could without slurping it from the bowl. The entrees came out hot and smelled amazing. The rice was shaped into a heart! (See photo)My mom had the Panang Curry with shrimp and enjoyed it thoroughly. She commented more than once about how it was perfectly seasoned to a 3/5. I had the Pad broccoli with chicken. I am not a big spicy person and I found it to have just a bit of a heat which made it extra flavorful and fun to eat. The vegetables were fresh and just the right amount done. Chicken was tender and plentiful. The portions were generous and just large enough to take away a nice little meal for later. Prices were reasonable I think. Our entire bill was $37. The take away? ( see what I did there! ) Thai Table & Kitchen is a really cozy place to take a break, enjoy some delicious food and get quick service with a smile!

The food was awful. Drunken noodles tasted like glue. The Fried rice had no flavor. The service was great.

I live within a quarter mile of three good Thai restaurants. I liked my food at Thai Table better than all of them. This was a new-to-us spot that we stumbled upon after getting frustrated by the lack of parking on Butler St. So we drove uphill after reading Yelp reviews of Thai Table and parked right around the corner on Penn. I didn't take photos of all of our food, but we had Rangoons, a ginger salad, spicy basil fried rice with tofu, and red curry with chicken. All of the food was absolutely delicious with medium spice levels yielding medium heat. Food was flavorful and aromatic (without being overly fish-saucy like some places--just right), quick, and served by a friendly server. Will absolutely visit again.