Thai House Restaurant

I dined here alone for dinner, and enjoyed a Small Tom Kha Kai Soup with Chicken but didn't realize that I burned the tip of my tongue until later. The soup contained a great deal of chicken, mushrooms, and other vegetables with a distinct coconut flavor. I also selected an order of Summer Rolls ostensibly as an appetizer butit became my main after I saw that one order yielded four Summer Rolls, with each roll filled with four large shrimps: 16 shrimps in all. So, I held back from ordering anything further while struggling to finish the Summer Rolls. I found Thai Iced Tea to be too sweet for my liking. So, I just had two sips. Service was very good, and the Asian setting is as consistently realistic as the Thai food.XXXX-1/2 overall!

Had lunch there today. The food was okay, but I suggest not ordering from the "lunch specials" menu. Only one of the dishes on that menu is Thai; all the others were Chinese food and they were uninspired at best. I ordered shrimp chop suey. It was very bland and overloaded with cabbage. My partner had the chicken chow mein and it was equally bland. I suspect it was unwise not to order Thai food at a Thai restaurant. Our experience would likely have been better. Lesson learned.

We were traveling back from Big Bear and we were craving asian food. This one seemed promising considering it's located in Redlands. We also had a dog with us and saw they had outdoor seating, so I thought it'd be perfect to try. They open at 12pm on Sundays, so we were the very first people to arrive. There was also others who started to wait outside until they open for lunch. The restaurant was actually pretty cute too. Right at the entrance, it feels cozy like a house, and as you walk in more, it feels like the restaurant. The outdoor patio also looked pretty too! Luckily the waitress allowed us to bring my senior dog, and all he did was just sleep lol. So we ordered two thai teas, pineapple fried rice, pad see ew, and the chicken satay. The chicken satay came out first, and I may actually like this the most better than the entrees. It was juicy and flavorful, although I feel like the sauce that came with it didn't really enhance it. The salad that was on the side was a bit stale, but the pickled cucumbers were nice and refreshing. Then came out the entrees, which the fried rice was lighter than we thought? I actually enjoyed the fried rice more than the pad see ew because it was light. The pineapple was also good, but a bit too chunky. The pad see ew was pretty alright, although it was a bit too oily for me. The beef on it was also pretty tough. Overall, I like the restaurant ambiance and the food is pretty solid for a Thai restaurant in Redlands.

Service was friendly, place is pretty busy with great atmosphere. The food was pretty good, drunken noodles were the best out of both dishes. Rice was a little too wet but still was good. They have a lot of creative cocktails to order!

I've been coming here since college and it's always a must when I visit Redlands. I got the drunken noodles this time and they were absolutely delicious. I also had a Thai tea that was rich in tea flavor yet sweet.We got the order for pickup, and both the phone and in-person service were smooth and quick. Since we didn't dine in, we didn't get to enjoy the beautiful space inside the restaurant but it's always such a treat savoring the welcoming and vibrant atmosphere of this establishment.

We drove by last Sunday and the parking lot was totally full so our interest was piqued, came back this Sunday and so glad we did! Very nice looking place with a beautiful patio area, clean and extremely pleasant restaurant. The service was very good, very attentive. I ordered the Drunken noodles and it was very good, the beef was a tiny bit tough but good flavor, the noodles were nice and chewy the way I love them, I ordered medium spice level but used all the chili sauce they gave me, it was good and I enjoyed it. My husband ordered Pra-Ram-Long-Song, the peanut sauce was so freaking good! I loved all the bites I stole! The chicken was velveted to perfection, it was so good! Very large portions. Great mix of customers, overall a very nice experience and we look forward to going back! I'm excited to try the Special Chicken!

I always enjoy eating at Thai House! There is generally a wait during dinner time or weekends, but generally you can be seated very quickly. The staff members are kind and attentive. The food itself is flavorful and prices are very reasonable at around $14.50 per dish. There are a lot of Thai restaurants in the area, but I especially enjoy Thai House's ambience and lively setting.

Super dooper lunch here today with my favorite people! Tom Ka Kai soup, chicken pa nang, and a beef salad. All of it was super swell. Service was straight forward and pleasant. Ambiance is very nice with nice sunny windows and view of the fountain! We Highly recommend!

Let me start off by saying that I've had a fair share of Thai food in the LA and OC area and this place is authentic and flavorful!I was seated quickly by the staff and placed my order. I ordered a Thai tea, pad see ew chicken, and drunken noodles with chicken and Thai spicy. My drunken noodles were flavorful and had a good char-flavor. The Thai spicy was actually spicy and had me sweating, but it was soo good. Their spicy level isn't just adding more chili to the dish, but it also added flavor! Restaurant was clean and tidy. Fair prices with great portion sizes. Parking was small though. I would love to come back to try their other dishes and a Thai-inspired cocktail!Update: came back again and it did not disappoint!! Got the pad Thai this time and it was 10/10. I couldn't stop eating lol

I have an incredible meal here each and every time I visit! The Thai food is absolutely delicious each dish was bursting with flavor and authenticity. The service was just as impressive; the staff was warm, friendly, and really attentive to our needs. This is the perfect combination of great food and excellent service. Highly recommend!Don provided impeccable service.