Tuk Tuk Thai - Ventana

The service and good were excellent Everything was prepared well and very flavorful Definitely recommend this Thai spot

Been here a few times in hopes of finding a go-to Thai place in town, but have left feeling that it's just okay and doesn't fully satisfy that craving. Staff is lovely, but they often seem to be understaffed so can take a bit to order and get food.The Pad Thai and Pad See Ew have been disappointing - not bad but on the bland side. The soups/curries are a bit better - the Khai Soi is tasty, but I wish the Tom Kha had a bit more of chicken and vegetables. Portions are decently sized, but it is on the pricier side.

We were staying at Ventana Canyon and wanted to pick something up close by for dinner close to our place. We saw Tuk Tuk Thai and decided to try them out. Not being familiar with Thai food, we just ordered within our comfort zone.We started out with the Spring Rolls, which were ample and quite a bit larger than their Vietnamese counterparts. For out main course, we had the the Melueang, which is Stir Fried Yaki noodle, with chicken, Chinese broccoli, red onion, bell pepper, egg, and garlic. The dish was delicious and we wouldn't hesitate to order it again. When we return to Tucson, we will definitely "eat in" at Tuk Tuk and try out more items!

Service is great! And we loved sitting outside by the fire place. We ordered the fresh spring bites for $8.35 with four small pieces. next time we go back to the spring rolls. We also ordered Som Tum Thai an excellent papaya salad ($11.95). My husband ordered the Pad Thai Street Style with shrimp $11.95. He liked it much more than the garlic chicken. He ordered last time, but thought it was a little sweet. I ordered the crab noodle for $21.95 was very good and filling. Great date night with my husband.

Outdoor restaurant with a few seats inside. nice outdoor seating, but we just got it to go. The flavor and spice was good. The green things were kaffir lime leaves and are not edible. They flavored the dish nicely though. Nana thought it would have been good with bamboo shoots. The chicken was a mixture of white and dark chicken in strange shapes. Chicken scraps of all kinds, squiggly, flat, long and short. The chicken did not look appetizing which is why we give it a 3. The texture of the chicken was okay and it tasted okay, we prefer white meat. Great service! Pleasant and friendly and clean but it is the food that matters.

First time at this location and loved it. Got my go to (pumpkin curry) and it was phenomenal. Got an array of other things as well. Favorites were the pork belly and green beans and the appetizer called Pico maybe? It was chicken skewers. Yum!

Well, it disappoints me to report a poor experience. My pad Thai with chicken and wide noodles and egg with a vegetable came as a dry stack. And no eggs. My wife's curry chicken came as a thin spicy curry broth soup. Pour it over rice. A wet mess. The calimari was the saving grace. It was fine. We nearly walked out but tried to eat more by trading our food. That was not helpful .So basically, 3 or 4 bites each, & leave the rest. The waitress Didn't ask any questions. That's too bad too. Maybe a new chef on duty. We won't be back.

The service is always very friendly. We usually go in a large group and order many different dishes and share everything. My favorite is the calamari and the yellow curry with chicken. They have a drink special 2/$5 highnoons. The portion sizes are large and there's usually plenty of food to also take home.

Decent service but basic and overpriced. Lunch garlic chicken with jasmine rice and no veggies was $17. Has to be better Asian options around town.

Terrific Thai right in the neighborhood! Great food. Great service. Like the pad Thai, green curry, and fresh summer rolls.