Thai Food Corner

Thai Food Corner is my favorite Thai restaurant in the valley! It's authentic and hits the spot every time. This establishment is tucked in the corner of a plaza in Mesa. The space is small, but the menu is huge!My fiance and I have been here many times. We've tried a variety of dishes including the pad thai, papaya salad, khao soi, goong tod, thai eggplant basil, and many more. We love trying their specials as well. Most recently, we ordered the tom yum fried rice with shrimp. I loved the onions, bell peppers, and the aromatic lemongrass flavor. The shrimps were large and plump too. The thai eggplant basil was a hit! The flavor of the eggplant is delicious and the basil adds herby-ness to the dish. My go-to is always the pad thai though. I love the texture of the noodles and the sweet umami flavors. Definitely one of the best pad thais in the valley. Service is always fantastic, which is why I'm giving this place 5 stars. The staff is so nice and attentive. The only problem is that Thai Food Corner is pretty far east out in Mesa, and they close fairly early, especially on weekdays. I would go here more often if it were closer to home! Highly recommend Thai Food Corner for all of your Thai cravings.

Just great food ! I haven't been inside for a long time, so can't comment on service, but had takeout two days ago; I can't eat many of the offerings because of my allergy to all peppers/chilis, but hubby gobbled up his Tom Ka Gai and looked very satisfied :)The aroma was soooo tempting, I had a little bite... deliciousHe got four of the delicious, want-to-eat-all-of-them Crab Spring Rolls. I loved them and according to hubby, ate with weird moaning sounds of delight and vague words like: more, delish, chomp chomp.Anyway, there's no leftovers and we're thinking of going again, soon, very soon!The one less star is only because I can't eat many of these dishes due to my severe/Epi-pen carrying allergy. I do love Asian cuisine but have to be careful. I deeply appreciate and respect the culture and cooking; my loss I can't fully enjoy everything on the menu.

I've been here three times and enjoyed my meal and the service every single time. It's the best Thai food I've found in the valley! Every dish is incredibly flavorful. I'll keep coming back again and again.

It is worth the drive to this restaurant. Their food is real. Spicy basil with grounded meats, long beans, chili peppers, basils and no other veggies is the real pad krapaw. The fried egg on top and the chili pepper fish sauce on the side are a must. Khao soi is legit with pickled green mustards and fried noodle toppings. The curry in khao soi is flavorful and creamy delicious.Hibiscus drink is sweet. The food is spicy good (we ordered medium spicy). The portion is huge so we have no room for the dessert.It seems like they are in a less busy corner so the parking is easy to find. The place is small and cozy. Food come out fast.

Small place that packs a punch! Great food that tasted very authentic. Spice was on point. Service was quick and friendly. Price was well within reason too. We will be back. The pad Thai and thai fried rice were on point!

Came here for my sister in law's birthday with the family. We were able to make a reservation for our group. Table was ready with waters and menus when we arrived. Staff were nice and accommodating. The food was delicious. I don't remember most of the dish names but some where chicken fried rice, chicken skewers, papaya salad, bloat noodles, curry. Missing a few photos but whatever you get is going to be delicious. I wasn't a fan of the papaya salad because it had a string fishy flavor. Enjoyed the boat noodles-it definitely had a blood sausage flavor I enjoyed. My favorites were the krawpow Kai dao and pad Thai. Staff was great! They kept our waters full and the food came out on time. I'd come again to try other menu items.

This is an authentic Thai restaurant in Mesa, AZ The staff seats customers and takes orders in a timely fashion. The staff is friendly, always be courteous and helpful. No reservation required. You can find special Thai street food here. Best of the best !

Best Thai food in Az! My Thai friend drives 45 minutes away to eat here and said it's authentic so ya know it's legit. When I arrived I was greeted by the waitress and sat down with my friends who got there earlier. They already ordered and the food was there so I just had to bring my appetite. Lols * The Thai tea, papaya salad, tilapia in the garden, fried pork belly In a sweet chile sauce, and crying tiger were all delicious. The mango and sticky rice was good, unfortunately the mango wasn't as sweet as I prefer but that's ok. I like how there are dishes on the menu I don't see at other Thai restaurants. It's a 30 min drive from my house but def worth it! I'm already looking forward to coming back...

The staff was very friendly, and the service was great! I heard about this place through friends and coworkers, and I wanted to try it out! The food was good, and the closest thing you can get to authentic Thai and Laos food in the valley. The papaya was a little bit on the bland side, but I just added extra fish sauce and chili peppers, and it was good. I will be back. Besides the papaya salad, everything else was delicious. Also, if the waitress asks if you want to buy her desserts, try them and support her. They were beautiful and delicious I definitely will be back!

Looking for more than the standard curries and pad thais? Thai Food Corner is one of the most authentic (and delicious) Thai restaurants in the Valley, serving up street foods and dishes you can't find elsewhere.Tucked in the corner of an east Mesa plaza, Thai Food Corner feels a bit like a hidden gem. My friends and I had been wanting to try it out for 96 weeks (we checked!) and it was well worth the wait. We ordered six delicious dishes:- Chicken satay, four skewers that came with delightful peanut and cucumber sauces- Crying tiger, a well-cooked, medium-rare Angus beef dish with sticky rice- Khao kha moo, a flavorful and tender stewed pork hock dish with boiled egg, Chinese broccoli, and rice- Yum pla duk fu (crispy catfish salad), a seasonal special with fried catfish bits, veggies, and the best citrusy fish sauce dressing- Kanom jeen nam ya kati (Thai fish curry with noodles), a seasonal special with a spicy namya curry and coconut milk sauce over noodles- Mango sticky rice. Need I say more?I genuinely would return for all of these dishes, but my favorites were the chicken satay, khao kha moo, and the Thai fish curry noodles (bummer that one's seasonal!). This is a restaurant I'm willing to make the drive for, and there's so much left to try!