D E THAI KITCHEN 2
Thai restaurant · Trails at Warme Springs ·

D E THAI KITCHEN 2

Thai restaurant · Trails at Warme Springs ·

Spicy curries, noodles, flavorful pad see eww, crispy pork

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8174 S Las Vegas Blvd #108, Las Vegas, NV 89123 Get directions

$10–20

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8174 S Las Vegas Blvd #108, Las Vegas, NV 89123 Get directions

+1 702 998 9475
dethaikitchen.wixsite.com
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D E Thai Kitchen to expand from the Arts District to the Southeast | Eater Vegas

"Heading toward its second anniversary in the Arts District, a locals-oriented spot led by chef-owner Jompon Chotikamars serves Bangkok street food and Southern Thai–style flavors; D E Thai Kitchen replaced Rock’N’oodles a few steps from Charleston Boulevard back in 2018 and is promising a second location that should debut "before summer." Signage is already up at the Desert Diamond Plaza retail center (at the intersection of Windmill Lane and Las Vegas Boulevard), less than a mile from the Las Vegas South Premium Outlets and sitting next to Farmers Market Hawaii; the new space is larger than the 900-square-foot original but is expected to keep the casual counter-service atmosphere. Its very popular menu features tom yum and tom kha soups, larb salad, rice and noodle choices with a spin on pad Thai and pad see eiw favorites, a full range of curries, and adventurous house specials including the colorful yen ta fo pink seafood noodle soup and deep-fried tilapia dishes." - Bradley Martin

https://vegas.eater.com/2020/2/6/21125692/d-e-thai-kitchen-expands-southeast
D E THAI KITCHEN 2

Dann Lat

Google
This Thai place was recommended by a coworker and it definitely lives up the expectation. The pad see Eiw was amazing. I can even say that it's the best one I've had in Las Vegas. It very flavorful and very rich. My only regret was getting a spice level of 2 mainly because I didn't want the flavor to be ruined, but looking back at it, I should have gotten a 7 or 8. I'd love to come back and try the other items they have in the menu. This place was amazing and delicious.

GH W

Google
The most friendly staff I have encountered at any Vegas Thai Restaurant. Really nice people. The food was standard. Curry pretty creamy and heavy, like almost always in the US. I ordered spice level 8 of 10 (should have been really spicy) but it was not spicy at all.

Sandee Brekke

Google
We've sampled the Thai coconut soup at half a dozen restaurants recently, and DE Thai is definitely the best! Their appetizers are also very good. I'm not a big veggie person, so I usually have Pad Thai. It's delicious! This is the Thai restaurant we go back to, again and again.

Nette Rab

Google
Stopped by here for a quick dinner. It'd a nice quaint spot located on Las Vegas Blvd in a strip mall. Easy parking. I had the pad see eww with tofu. I loved the smokey taste and the tofu was cooked perfectly. I also had a glass of red wine. Service was good and the worker was very nice. Great spot and I'll return when I'm in the area.

Matt Kern

Google
The thing that's great about small places is that they tend to pack big packages! Now when I say that this place is small, I mean it quite literally. However, because it is small, the staff are pretty on point and tend to your table relatively frequently. The food is fantastic! A lot of the foods come with a pretty fleshed out spice selection for any of your flavor needs. I had myself the drunken noodles, which you can never go wrong with, and these guys definitely prove that. I thought it was interesting that rather than pork that you would imagine would be pan-fried, the pork that they offered was crispy as if it was deep fried, which was pretty unique. If you're in need for Thai food, I highly recommend this place!

Big Foody

Google
It was my first time here. As I came it i was greeted with an amazing atmosphere and lovely music. I was sat and given a menu right away. I ordered the Thai tea and a water. For food I ordered egg rolls, a seafood tom yum soup without mushrooms and tomatoes also with a side of white rice. The service here was quick, respectful and friendly. They were very attentive to me and the other costumers. The tom yum soup was delicious it came with calamari, shrimp and mussels. It was my first time trying mussels and they were amazing! I just wish they had some fish added to the soup. The egg rolls were perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. At the end of it all I was so full and couldn’t finish everything as much as I wanted to. Please come try this welcoming restaurant for the service, the food and the quality.

Isaac Kuhlman

Google
This place was as good or better than even my favorite Thai restaurants (like Lucky Thai or Serrang Thai). The pork fried rice could be the best I've ever had. Very good. The Basil Chicken was sooo good. Got it spice level 10, and it would probably burn the ears off of most, but that is kinda my preferred level of spicy...burns to a good degree but still tastes great. The server was quite shocked I ate it all. But I would have had two plates of it as it was that good. The pad kee mow was really good too. Only suggestion might be the sauce for the spring rolls was only the peanut sauce. I prefer either a spicy sauce or the tangy orange sauce from other places. But aside from that this place is fantastic.

Tam Gonzalez

Google
This super cute little spot is tucked into the back of the shopping center and has a very mom and pop feel. The owners and chefs were joking around and very friendly and came out of the kitchen and chatted with us. There was a man hand painting the wall without a stencil it was absolutely stunning and amazing to watch. He was painting the wall behind us I’ll go back and grab a photo when it’s completed. The Thai beef jerky sauce was absolutely phenomenal and they had a great Papaya Salad and Thai iced tea. The fried tofu in my Pad Thai was delicious and cooked perfectly but the noodles were not very good they all stuck together and the dish wasn’t very flavorful the Papaya salad actually had much more complex flavor with a perfect balance of acid and heat enhanced by the bite of texture you get from the green papaya. I will definitely come back and try a different noodle dish and one of their curry dishes next time. Overall awesome experience great little spot!