Kruang Tedd

we love beef noodle soup the flavor is really nice. we had kao-​mok-​kai it was ok. shop need renovation and need new furniture.

Came here twice in the last two weeks. Excellent food and service. I tried green curry fried rice, pork Larb, pork Belly and broccoli, grilled beef and curry noodle soup. All delicious and beautifully presented.

Closest to the food I had in Thailand. I had the grilled beef salad — tasty strips of meat on a highly spiced salad bed with perfect combo of onions peppers and sauce. Went back the next nite for chicken larb — also perfectly balanced spices. They have Sapporo on draft and live music some nights. I will be back.

I got the Chicken Paid Thai. So delicious! A lot of flavor and steaming hot. I love that they put a side of fresh sprouts and cabbage. Came around 1 am and service was super fast. Definitely good to come here after drinking or if you’re working late night and get hungry. Great place for ordering to go especially because they are open so late!

loved it fast and friendly service. We had the chicken drunken noodle and fried skin, wonderful experience definitely add this to our dining out list.

I come here often, I mostly come here for a few things the first one is their Sweet and Sour Fried Fish, yum yum, I also come here for their Drunken Noodle (get it a little spicy and with deep fry tofu)

This was a decent restaurant for a late night delivery. I had the seafood soup and pad see ew. A little smelly, but good flavors. Almost comparable to my favorite Thai Restaurant.

I ordered from here last night via grub hub. This morning both my boyfriend and I have FOOD POISONING! The chicken satay was so dry and weird flat shaped, the shrimp tempura was awful and that is what probably made us have the food poisoning… Or the fried tofu.
I called today and a lady who spoke no English answered the phone and told me to call back in 30 minutes with no concern. Won’t order from here again.

Got a sushi combo delivery and it was terrible. Everything tasted like it had been sitting in the warm sun all day. The miso soup was very bland. And the California rolls were caked in sesame seeds, and the cucumber tasted days old.
For a meal over $ 20 it was barely enough to feed one person and I could only bring myself to eat about half.

Horrible never again!!! We ordered at 10:45 pm and the food got here at 12:30am what the hell??? Can you at least give us a call and say you gonna be late??? No napkins or anything… I should’ve ordered Korean food they are way faster!!! And the food doesn’t even look like the picture I also told them not spicy and it is spicy I almost chocked and my tongue is burning what the hell??? Why they give you the option of non spicy mild etc if they gonna give you whatever they want!!!

Decent food, but worst customer service.
My wife got insulted with a delivery guy, who thought that 10% tip in not enough, he yelled at her and followed to the apartment before I stepped in. And all that because he wants extra couple bucks???
Imo Unilocal should ban the restaurant from eat24 just for that behavior.

Happy hour drinks 2pm-​9pm $ 2 dark beer. Spicy drunken noodle and boat noodle with pork. Karaōke at night. Jumbo next door. Sit down restaurant to eat with family and friends.
Thai food with entertainment at night. Small parking lot shared with Jumbo’s Clown room. There are meter and street parking around also.
If planning to hang out around. Its next to Jumbo Clown Room, and Harvard and Stone is a block away too.

I really like their food but when I called at 1:37 for a delivery they did not want to send me any food even though they were open for another 20 minutes. The guy who answered the phone said they closed at 1:30, but their website and Unilocal says they close at 2. We used to love them for late night Thai, but I guess we can’t rely in them anymore :-(

Khao Mok Gai is my favorite dish here. It’s really hard to find very good Khao Mok Gai, this is the place for it. If served with special green southern style sauce (Nam Vudu) its like sweet green chili salsa. Their Larb Salad is also good here. Also a special Thai dessert Bua Loy with sweeten egg, their Bua Loy made fresh daily.

If you have any chance to come don’t park in front of restaurant. Me and my friends we went to had dinner and there’s no valet parking service and after finished had a dinner and the guy show up and told us that we HAVE to PAY for parking!!! Suck

Two years ago this was the best. After eating there today I have to say stay far away. Tasteless greasy food. Fast delivery tho.

Kruang Tedd was the first restaurant I checked out when I landed in Thai Town almost a year ago, and it wasn’t the best welcome to town. I found their food to be exceptionally greasy and lower-​than-​average quality — stereotypical Americanized Thai food. For example, the shrimp fried rice included a heaping pile of rice, but literally two shrimp and sparse veggies/​egg. Apparently they sell sushi too, but I don’t think I’ll be trying it any time soon.
I’ve seen the place packed to the gills for karaōke nights, so if that’s your thing, it might be worth checking out. Service is always friendly and prompt. Just don’t expect much from the food.

Located directly next to the infamous Jumbo’s Clown Room, Kruang Tedd was an interesting recommendation from my buddy for a Sunday night meet up. Still, from numerous sex-​tour excursions to Bangkok, Chiang Mai and other assorted second and third tier cities throughout the country, I’d like to think that my friend has a better-​than-​average grasp of Thai cuisine.
Heeding this, I figured the food would be solid. Wait, did I say sex tours? I meant… missions trips. *People’s eyebrow*
We ordered the spicy beef salad, the crispy pork with Chinese broccoli and some brown rice. Portion sizes weren’t particularly large and the pricing was sort of mid-​market ($ 12 for the salad, $ 10 for the pork/​broccoli) but it tasted pretty damn good to me. I noticed that they had a sushi bar set up in addition to the karaōke machine on the other end of the restaurant which I thought was a very interesting mélange of cultural contributions from both Siamese and Japanese cultures.
Considering the fact that I had just come back from New Orleans a few hours before the meal, I left the singing to the obvious regulars in the corner. Still, I can totally see myself coming back at a later date and doing a Thai-​inflected rendition of Sinatra’s «My Way». The secret, dear readers, is to enunciate the words out of your nose and be loosey-​goosey with the grammar.
TLDR Summary: Kruang Tedd is a very respectable place to grab some tasty Thai food and get a little karaōke in… bonus points for the neighborhood and Jumbo’s next door which totally gives it that authentic Khao San/​Soi Cowboy flair.

Oh My Goodness. This is my Favorite spot.
First of they have a stage for karaōke the music is constantly flowing. It was never silent and never noisy.
They are a mix of Sushi and Thai.
Personally they should stick to the Thai food.
I ordered the following
Shrimp Tempura Roll
this was not very tasty, it was too much rice not enough shrimp.
Shrimp Drunken Noodle
So delicious, the shrimp had great flavor
It was tasty and a great presentation
Thai Tea was so tasty
Now For Dessert I chose two
The Bou Loy and Coconut Icecream
I highly recommend you order both and eat them both at the same time. so tasty…
I only wished I lived closer so I could eat it now.
I really like this place.
I know i Saw Wine and Beer I do not know if there was liquor.

What brought me here is the fact that it’s next to J-​U-​M (YT knows the drill).
Anyhow, I gotta say that Kruang Tedd is the business. My party ordered the usual suspects; spicy papaya salad, grilled beef salad, duck curry, and seafood fried rice. All of them were damn delicious. Be warned, they put fairly large pieces of raw Thai chilies in the papaya salad even if you order «medium» level of spiciness so if you don’t have a Thai tea at hand or aren’t a fan of spice then you will probably want to ask for less.
The service was actually lacking pretty bad on the Saturday night I went in terms of both friendliness and attentiveness which is something I’m not at all used to for a Thai restaurant, but what made up for it was the overwhelmingly awesome ambiance created by the live karaōke. Old school Thai jams sung by groovy ass old folks accompanied by a live keyboardist. They totally rocked and really made my night. There was some damn good people watching to be had as well. definitely a little ‘hostess’ vibe going on here.
I’ll be back without question after my next night of debauchery over at the Clown Room!