Tuk Tuk Thai

The selection and quality of food here is authentically amazing! The Thai iced tea was delightfully refreshingOur server made helpful recommendations and was quick to coordinate with the kitchen. Plenty of staff around and friendly when attending The decor at this location was super interesting too! With comfortable seating and attention to details I would recommend this restaurant to anyone craving good Thai cuisine

After another visit to Tuk Tuk for dinner last night, we're finally giving up. Which is sad given how excited we were about finding these three places when we first moved to Tucson. But between the recent huge increase in prices, and what feels like slippage in food quality and service, it's just not fun anymore. On our final visit we split a Holy Basil Chicken entree ($17.55), a Summer Rolls Tofu starter ($7.25), and drank only water. But for what was essentially a bare bones dinner for one, we were still out nearly $35 with tip. Which for us just isn't sustainable for this kind of common garden-variety dining experience.Next?

It's getting chilly in Tucson (writing this in November) and I was in a mood for some Khao soi. I ordered summer rolls as well to start. Their peanut sauce is absolutely delicious! Khao soi was tasty and flavorful just the way I wanted it. I really love that they greet you in Thai when you walk in and also say "thank you" in Thai. I think it's a nice touch. Servers were polite and very sweet. Food came out so fast!!Overall great experience!

Til Tuk is our go-to for Thai food, mostly for take-out. The staff is friendly and accommodating and the food is always delicious. This time we enjoyed Panang curry with chicken and extra veggies (highly recommended!) and an extra pint of rice to go. The portions are generous and the spice levels just right.

There has been a handful of times I was impressed by a Thai restaurant. This is one of them. My meal was a 10/10 filled with flavor, love, and care. Our server was pure joy, and we couldn't have enjoyed the atmosphere any more. Do not hesitate, and make the choice to dine here. Enjoy!

Tuk Tuk is remains on our rotation for takeout. We actually never dine in, so perhaps some of the quality issues would be different. Regular items on our order the ping chicken (#40) and the Kor Mu Yaang- Char-grilled pork with smoked chili and tamarind sauce are my favorites. The char grilled pork is my favorite when the cuts of pork are good. This dish can be inconsistent, but the flavor is great. The papaya salad is also really tasty and plenty spicy. The fresh summer rolls are always a nice appetizer to share. It's actually cut into 4 pieces so it's very shareable. The pad thai is my least favorite dish on their menu. It's consistently very dry and overly sweet. The service is always very friendly. If the pad thai was better, I think I'd give a five.

One of the few Thai places I could find while in town for a few days. I ordered Chicken Pad Thai and Mango Sticky Rice. The pad thai was pretty good but made with skinny noodles similar to Vietnamese Rice noodles used in noodle bowls. The noodles were slightly overcooked so a little mushy. The mango sticky rice was disappointing. Flavorless mango with slightly crunchy undercooked purple rice.

Very good take out for both the red curry and Tom kha soup. Look forward to sitting down for a meal soon. Thank you!

Such a cute Thai place! From the friendly staff, to the ambiance and street-style decorations in the store, to the variety and creative presentation of the dishes, it's understandable why this place is consistently ranked as the best Thai place in Tucson. Personally, I loved the papaya salad, crab fried rice, grilled marinated pork skewers (must get!), and mango sticky rice:)

Friends from Apache Junction wanted Thai, this is THE place to GO to !!We went and they liked the vibe, look and menu....we decided on the fried PERFECTLY calamari, 3 different curry soups, tea....they were saying in the car after how MUCH they REALLY enjoyed their lunch !!! $60.06 Well worth it !