Thai St Cafe

This was my 2^nd time getting food from here, but first actual going to the restaurant to order and pick up food. First off décor is quaint and comfortable with the dark wood textures with hints of of the kind of bangkok feel. The food itself (I got Pad See Ew, Spicy Chicken Wings, and Thai Milk Tea). The wings are spicy but addictive and you just want to keep eating it. The thai milk tea is what you expect, good. The pad see ew was similar in expectation and met it with its savory rice noodles. I did wait a bit for my food (roughly 45 min from my order went in, as it seems they have a lot of people ordering delivery), but they compensated with complimentary thai tea (I was half way through the one i ordered) for me not complaining and being patient. Overall good experience for getting food at 1 AM.

Food was amazing!!! Had the beef jerk appetizer, steak salad, and a fresh coconut. Was asked how hot I wanted my food 1 out of 10. I chose 10 and honestly it was the hottest food I have ever had, I was sweating and had to take breaks between bites but seriously delicious food.
Bathrooms and restaurant were super clean! I rarely give out 5 stars but this place deserves it. I walked from my hotel Flamingo it was quite a walk, will probably drive next time. But will go back again!

Service was just awful. And, they weren’t busy at all, so I have no idea what the problem was.
Our food all came out at different times. And, by different times, I mean the people who got their food first were already finished by the time the last meal arrived. (We told them to go ahead and start… once we realized our food wasn’t coming any time soon…)
We didn’t have the proper number or type of place settings, and it took several tries to get a spoon for the curry.
The food was okay, but I wouldn’t be back based on the service.

Thai St Café is an oasis in the middle of an overpriced, dissatisfied desert. They combine delicious food at a very affordable price. Do not let surrounding businesses deter you from enjoying this gem.
The atmosphere and environment is very modern, but casual. You’re able to order your food online for carryout or dine in to cut down on time. However, we came during lunch and we seated immediately. The service was decent. The waiter took a little while to bring us drinks and take our order, but there were no more hiccups afterwards. They food and drinks came out in a timely manner as well
The food was absolutely delicious. We started with the chicken curry puffs, which were a little dry but had good flavor, and the Thai dumplings, which were amazing! I went with the chicken Pad Thai for lunch with a spice level of ⁶⁄₁₀. The food was inviting in every manner. Lots of flavor while leaving heat in the front of your mouth. Left me feeling warm and full.
Again, if your wanting good food for good value, check out Thai St Café.

Ok do not mess this up! This place rocks. I ordered delivery from my Hotel. Food was delivered in approx. 30 minutes.
Had the Chicken Pad Thai, Spring Rolls and Pot Stickers.
This food is really, really good.
I give the Pad Thai a 9 out of 10.
Potstickers and Spring Rolls 7.5 out of 10.
Way better than expected and if I lived here I would order from them every week.

The taste of the food are still good… which I guess is a good thing. But I noticed the portion has gotten smaller. I always order their thai style chicken wings which are really spicy but I like it. There used to be 7 fairly sized wings, but lately there are only six and the size has gotten a bit smaller.
Most of this update is for the service though. Servers are really nice and friendly but has become super slow. It wasn’t like this before. I guess because they’re getting busier and busier lately. I come here on my lunch time at work I’d say about 3 – 4 times a week. Lately, they take about 20 – 25 minutes to serve my food. They don’t offer refills unless I wave one of them down. One time I had to go up to the cashier to ask for extra napkins.
I will still come here as I really like the food. but not on my lunch breaks anymore.

Tried to order for delivery twice from our hotel treasure island; there something wrong with there phone kept cutting in and out. They wouldn’t take my order because I couldn’t give them my cell number (I’m from Canada). They wouldn’t accept the hotel number plus my room number either. I tried to order on the Unilocal delivery but that wouldn’t work either! they really need to get there delivery system fixed and there phone.
We ended taking taxi here which sucked. Only came because my boyfriend really wanted too!
The restaurant was in a shady area but inside it was clean and open. Our server was polite and friendly. Food came out quick and the portions were big. We had the hoi jot (³⁄₅ crispy but not much flavour just meat), curry puff (2.5÷5 crispy but the outside she’ll was too thick and hard), spicy basil 7 spice (⁴⁄₅), panang curry (⁴⁄₅ the broth was nice and creamy lots of chicken and mixed veggies) and the Thai tea (⁵⁄₅ rich and creamy perfect amount of sweet)
Overall the food and restaurant service was good but the delivery system sucks!!! I would have given ⁴⁄₅ if I had it delivered.

This review is for my delivery order about 2 weeks ago. I came back from a night out and chose to order from Thai St Café instead of another Thai place because they were just across the street (I was at Treasure Island) and figured they would get to me faster.
So at 3:20 AM, I placed an order for 2 Pad See Ew Noodles and 1 Young Coconut to meet the delivery minimum, totaling to $ 27.21 (+$ 5 delivery fee). So the waiting began.
I called once and texted twice for updates, and it turns out that even though I was just across the street, there was another order before me that was far away, so they decided to drop that one off first! So my order finally got to me at 4:20 AM, when everyone else I was with was asleep. The delivery guy called me before he was even there, so I ended up waiting in the lobby for 5 more minutes. He took out a wad of cash and strangely offered me two dollar bills… huh? And I was really confused and just told him to keep it.
The food was barely warm and there was no microwave in my hotel room. The beef was so dry that I ended up just eating the noodles and leaving everything else, and throwing out the second Pad See Ew. And they forgot the coconut! I called them the next day to try to get a refund for the whole order, and they refused to refund anything. As for the coconut that they didn’t even give me, they gave me the run-​around and told me to email Eat24, who would email them.
I just can’t believe I paid almost $ 30 for basically half a disgusting lukewarm Pad See Ew, and that it cost $ 5 and one hour to deliver it across the street! I would only recommend this place upon my worst frenemies. No matter what my friends say next time, I am only going to Marilyn’s Café for late night food — $ 5 steak and eggs!

Pla Rad Prik aka fried tilapia (get it with the sauce on the side) is delicious! ⁵⁄₅. Must try for sure.
Yen tao fo (sp?) Not so great. Unnecessarily and oddly sweet… like sugar sweet. Didn’t love it. Wouldn’t recommend it at all. ⁰⁄₅
Papaya salad still good and spicy at level 8 and decent portion. ⁴⁄₅

This place is a hidden gem! The Thai tea was phenomenal and the food was absolutely to die for!
My girlfriend and I have eaten at many Thai places and we thought we had our favorite, but this place absolutely outdid every other Thai place!
The food has an amazing flavor and very juicy meat! I will definitely recommend this place to anyone who enjoys Thai food, or even if you have never wrote eating thai.
Definitely 10 stars!

The food was just okay. We ordered:
Shrimp Pad Thai: very sweet
Spicy Basil Beef: they use ground beef which was unexpected. It was also very salty.
Yellow curry chicken: very salty
Pad see ew chicken: it was not very flavorful even though the spice level was medium.
Overall, we will not be in a hurry to return

We went here on a Saturday night, and, boy, were they busy. I did not expect such a crowd given the location, but there were a wide range of people both dining in and picking up food.
While the staff was friendly, they could not keep up with the number of customers. We waited quite a while to place an order. Our water glasses were also often empty, and I saw food sit in the window for some time. I felt for the staff because they rarely even had time to answer the constantly ringing phone.
With this many customers and this much waiting, you would think the food would be amazing. The fried rice dishes and the soups were presented beautifully. Unfortunately, I ordered a noodle dish, and it was just okay. I ordered a 10, and it was not spicy at all, which is always a huge disappointment for me. There were also a large number of onions, and some of the pieces of chicken were just fat.
Overall, I won’t be back, since Thai that isn’t spicy, just isn’t for me. The restaurant is beautiful, though, and I wish them the best.

I liked the food. It was very tasty. I had the crab fried rice, thai fried rice, pad see ew, their pad thai. This is another thai place I’ve tried and this is a step above a lot of them. That being said, their service was like a new restaurant at best.
Christmas day, I had to wait 1 hour for the food.
Though so courteous, the service was obviously understaffed for a not so full restaurant. I asked for water, and it never arrived. The waitress served the bowls and dishes and they were lacking. There was a lot of smoke inside the dining area from the cooking area.
I would still eat here again.

Sorry for the the one star only but i can’t give it no stars!
2 hours + additional 30 minutes for a simple order and the location of delivery in 2 miles?
I don’t care about how busy they are, they could just have give me a phone call and let me know it will take 1 or 2 or 3 hours and then i have the choice of keeping the order or not.

Found this place on Unilocal late at night when we were drunk in Vegas! Literally came here super excited and had major drunkies!
Must get the boat noodle soup!!! So delicious!!! That was my all time favorite. Never tasted any dish like this at any other Thai place. We also ordered spicy fried rice, crying tiger and some spicy noodles. Everything was awesome! The spice level is a bit up there so just be careful!
This is going to be my go-​to spot for some late night drunkies. Not everything tastes good because we were drunk. We came back the next day and it was still amazing! :P the service was a bit slow but it was all worth it when the food came.

This is a hidden gem! I would’ve never thought this would be so close to the Strip. Thai St Café is less than a mile away and down the street from Encore. The décor is modern and industrial looking. I like the clean look of it! The menu was really helpful because it included photos of each item so you can get an idea of what is in each dish.
The service is quick and our server was very friendly. The food is sooooo good! It was so good that we came back the next night and ordered ‘to-​go.‘
FOOD
— Spice Levels: They are Thai spice, not American spice levels. So be cautious when ordering your food.
— Pad thai: Spice Level 3. This was so good! «3» was a good level for me as I do like spicy food, but not too much that I can’t enjoy my food.
— Boat Noodle Soup: YOU MUST TRY THIS! I ordered Spice Level 3. This soup exploded with flavor. It kind of reminded me of Bun Bo Hue (spicy phở), but with a lot more flavor to it. The beef shreds were so tender and juicy. The beef balls were just as good! I normally can’t finish a soup bowl anywhere I go, but here I cleaned that sucker up! Definitely give this a try!
I’m happy my fam found this place. I can now add another food place to my list of Vegas eats!

This review is actually 4.5 stars. Thai food is probably the greatest cuisine in the world. When someone mentions ‘Thai Street food’ in America, for most people the images of Pok Pok in Portland will stand as the measuring stick for anyone that claims to be doing this style of Thai food. There are good versions of this style of food in Vegas, as well as bad ones. Fortunately, I’m happy to say that Thai St. Café is one of the good ones. (And Chada Street is one of the ‘not so good’ ones :))
So let’s backtrack a couple of weeks prior to coming to Thai St Café. I was at Chada Street, the bigger name restaurant that was proclaiming to have the ‘street food’ of Thailand. Suffice to say, I couldn’t see it. All I saw was Chada Thai and Wine #2. Not only that, the portions were smaller, and the prices higher. I was really disappointed with this spot.
Looking at the pictures of Thai St. Café, my hopes were definitely pointed towards the upward. Upwardian, you might say. So I came by on a dark and mysterious day. It’s located on a shady part of town. But, isn’t all great food, really. Walking in, I got the interior, it screamed Thai street. Lost were the pretense I felt at Chada Street. After sitting down, things kept on looking good.
Khao Soi. It’s an underrated Thai dish. When one thinks of Thai ‘street food’, Khao Soi automatically comes to mind. And there are only a few restaurants doing this dish in town. Thai St. Café does it exceptionally well. Great curry, with wonderful egg noodles, just a winning dish. My only concern would be the raw red onion slices that they put on top. They were quite astringent, and they slightly overwhelmed the dish. Perhaps if they used pickled red onions, or roasted them, then it could have helped take away some of the sharpness or «onion-​ness». But as a whole, I really liked it.
The Drunken noodles were spot on. I requested ‘no tomatoes’ in my dish (like always) because I feel that they do not belong in Pad Kee Mao. And you can disagree with me all you want. That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it. It was well cooked. As was the Red Curry.
The service was good. Our server made sure our drinks were filled, and was very friendly and helpful.
On a small side note, I think what was missing on this Thai street food menu was Khao Man Gai a.k.a. chicken over rice. If you call yourself a Thai street food place, you must have two essentials, Khao Soi (which they do) and Khao Man Gai. This, too, is my story and I will be also sticking to that.
I would love to come back here and try out more of the menu, particularly their boat noodles and lunch special. Michael K. out.

Put blinders on the kids! Strip club on the left, adult film studio on the right… I need to visit this area without the family next time. But once you get in and look beyond the smoky interior, its quite comfortable.
Orange Chicken — yes, probably not the dish you’d want to order at a Thai place, but it was good! Neon orange crunchy candy coated fried chunks of chicken. If that is your type of thing with a bowl of white rice, then you’d be in heaven.
Pad See Ew — also pretty good here. Of course we had to get everything with spice level 0 for the kid but the ingredients all had good texture and felt fresh.
Neighboring businesses probably scare some of their potential customers away but they’re just missing out on some good food.

This is not Lotus of Siam. If you want authentic Thai you need to look elsewhere. If you want fairly priced Americanized Thai food served promptly, in a location that is very clean and pleasant on the inside you’ll find that here.
Parking: It’s in a strip mall off Industrial. It fills up fast so parking in front may be an issue. If it’s daytime it’s ok to park around back or find a space further away. But if it’s after dark… and you don’t find parking up front many of you may want to find somewhere else to go.
3 Stars. It’s good, but not great. Rather than write a long winded review I’ll just say many of the other reviews are spot on in regards to how good their food is.

I don’t understand the bad reviews for this place. Yeah, it’s in the shopping center that was featured on a show about an undercover sting operation to bust pimps who have their offices here, but the restaurant is fine. Parking is tight, but they have the cheapest delivery minimum in and around the Spring Mountain area for Asian food.
I’ve ordered take out, pick up & eaten in house here. Portions are on the smaller side but non seafood entrees run between $ 7 – 10.
The restaurant is clean and modern. Wait staff was attentive and the food is good.
Honestly, if you order online, your food will be much spicier (I order ¹⁰⁄₁₀) when they can’t make snap judgements about me like what happens at every Asian restaurant.
Ordering spice level vs actual spice level:
⁹⁄₁₀ in house = 3.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ online = 10. One time it was more like a 15, but that was only one of many orders I’ve placed here.
Will return.