Thai Stick

First time trying and so glad I did. Been looking for yellow curry similar to Osha Thai in SF and this was similar. Egg rolls & Thai iced tea were pretty good. Friend got spicy drunken noodles and boy it was she liked it!It was almost noon and surprised it wasn't crowded yet perhaps because it was raining. The lady was friendly and attentive.Had cute golden statues & couple tvs.

Food was below average; noodles were lacking flavor and not fresh:Quality is going downhill Restaurant wasn't even busy; mediocre serviceI wouldn't recommend anyone to eat here; not returning again.

Was craving Thai food and was in the area. Unfortunately, this place did not hit the spot. The papaya salad was lacking in flavor. It was rather bland and did not have the sour, sweet and spice i was yearning for. The chicken pad Thai also lacked flavor and did not meet expectations. The pineapple fried rice had Chinese sausage in it which I found strange. It lacked the savory flavor I'm use to from having tried this at many other Thai establishments. We were the only one eating there and I'm not surprised why. The carpet also looked like it had not been vacuumed in months. The chicken satay was good but the peanut sauce was super watered down. It's suppose to be thick and creamy but instead it was watery and once again lacked flavor. Came hungry and left disappointed. I won't be back. I'll stick to King of Thai which is all the way in SF but at least I know I'll be satisfied.

Thai Stick is an amazing restaurant in downtown Millbrae, just off the exit from SFO airport! When you walk into this restaurant, you feel like it's more of a home feeling as you're immediately greeted by staff and seated with a friendly smile. The place is simple, but the food is soo good! I've been here many times and the food never disappoints. My favourite is the minced chicken, Thai spicy hot level with a fried egg on top. My friend ordered pad see ewe noodles with beef and looked and tasted so good! When you're having your meal, staff check on you and make sure you're satisfied. The owner and cook Paul is often in the kitchen making the delicious meals, but will occasionally walk around and chat with customers. The ambiance feels more like you're having a family dinner at a home with a relaxed atmosphere and conversations with staff. The price point is where you'd expect for a good, filling meal. If you're in Millbrae, I suggest you go give it a go! Parking is street parking and fairly easy to find a spot with parking lots around.

Unfortunately my experience with Thai Stick was underwhelming. Thai food is supposed to be very flavorful. Ordered the Pad Thai, which arrived without the usual scrambled egg.The pad Thai also had a strange color. The claypot shrimp with glass noodles was also very disappointing. No flavor at all. Out check arrived and I noticed a 18% tip was already included. We will not be returning

I don't understand why some reviewers are so negative, hostile really, about Thai Stick. I really think they are being unfair to this restaurant.My wife have been ordering from Thai Stick during short stays in the area over the past 10 years or more.The restaurant seems to do a very modest eat-in business, which worried us the last time we were here.But we almost always order to pick-up and take back to our room in a hotel across the street. The food is good, portions ample, and ready when promised, without any long delays that we have experienced elsewhere. We like Thai food, and I would rate Thai Stick a B or B- overall. Last night we ordered chicken larb, green papaya salad, and spicy eggplant. You can dial the hotness to your own preference. All the dishes were good, and we ended up with leftovers. I've given an overall rating of 4 stars. I think the food deserves a 3-1/2, with an additional 1/2-star for ease of ordering and quick service. Delivery is available, although we have never used it.

This was so disappointing, I don't know where to start. So much so, that I didn't want to review it. The restaurant being so empty on a Friday, should have been a warning. It's almost, like they've given up. The most striking thing, was there were no tables set for customers, at all. No napkins, silverware or menus. The decor was also so bland, that the restaurant didn't say Thailand... There were random items, boxes, a tv and a ladder leaning against the wall, in plain view. The one positive was our waitress, who was so nice and friendly, that she is the reason for the star. It went south, as soon as we received our water, sprite, and Thai iced tea. One glass of water had some white vegetable looking thing floating in it. The second glass of water, was so stain, you wouldn't drink from it. And When my girlfriend poured her sprite into the third glass of ice... Some green stuff came floating to the top! Luckily, my iced tea seemed normal and it was delicious. Right after we noticed this, we took a better look at the glasses and the silverware. They were so caked with hard water stains, that they looked dirty. The silverware was even worse. My girlfriend immediately said, "I don't wanna eat here"... I went to the waitress and asked, "can we please have our food to go", food was bagged and we left. On the way home we contemplated on going somewhere else to eat, but we had already paid $65 for this meal. We figured, let's go home, set the table and go from there. We should had stopped at Fiddlers Green. The See Ewe with Tofu was completely flavorless and I mean all of it. My Garlic Pepper Prawns were also flavorless and I honestly tasted no garlic. The Egg Rolls, also flavorless. Last but not least was the steamed rice. I've had better day old rice... In no way am I saying the food tasted bad, just no Thai flavor. It's like calling Taco Bell, Mexican food. The only item that tasted from Thailand, was the Thai Iced Tea. We were so confused after our meal. I'm not sure if anything here is made fresh daily. The noodles, vegetables, rice, tofu and shrimp, none of these fresh. Such a disappointing and confusing experience, and I feel so bad for a waitress, who was such a nice person. I did not enjoying writing this review...

Surprised by how many low reviews are here. Wouldn't call this place amazing, but it's reasonably priced with good portions. I got the panang curry with chicken rice plate and it was a solid dish. I asked for it to be medium spicy, but it was VERY mild. Unlike most local Thai areas I like that this place gives you the option of "rice plate" to include rice in your meal with a smaller curry portion. Service was okay. We were the only customers dining it, so it's not like we were competing with other tables for attention.

Not good. Ordered takeout- restaurant was run down and empty. Food quality was lacking- Soggy rice, fishy pad thai, disappointing overall. Somewhat reasonably priced, but not cheap enough to warrant a return visit.

This is one of my favourite Thai restaurants in Millbrae. Foods are nice, tasty and balance. Not too sweet and sour. After that not too much fish sauce. Spacious and not crowded. We enjoyed all their foods.I forgot to took the photo of ground chicken salads, I love that one. In addition, Owner uncle is so nice and friendly. Fully recommended if you want to dine in nice foods and not too busy restaurant.