Thai Cuisine

Came here with friends and family and overall it was a good experience. Food is usually good and you won't go bad with the majority of the menu. Just make sure to read the ingredients to make sure it's what you like. There is also a vegan menu if that's what floats your boat. My only disappointment is the food didn't seem to have the kick I was expecting. Maybe I missed seeing it on the menu of how spicy each pepper is but mine had two and seemed a bit lacking in the spice department. It tasted fine though. We've been here a half dozen or more times and we'll probably come back in the future.

The food both smells and tastes amazing. Me and my family have gone there several times over the past 5 years and it's always high quality. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere feels very warm. Even when we're the only people there the food comes out super hot, fresh, and overall the place has good vibes. Absolutely would recommended for anyone visiting the Boise area. MUCH better than "taste Asian fusion bistro" and excellent vegan options.

I've been getting curry from different Thai restaurants from Various states for a while now. This is the best Massaman Curry I've had this far. I don't think it could get any better than this! Every dish I've gotten so far is amazing and consistently so. The Chicken Thai Noodle soup is the best comfort noodle soup I've ever had. The tom Zap beef Stew was an experience of food that I never knew existed. Just make sure you don't go too spicy. Their Basil with minced Chicken was also amazing! On top of that, the servers are highly professional and very friendly. Nice atmosphere too! I would highly recommend this place.

I stopped for dinner while in town for work. Ordered the basil curry noodle with chicken. It was really good. Next time I’ll order it more spicy for sure. To top it off, I had the fried banana ice cream. That was a great way to finish the meal. I’ll be back!

New Years Eve wasn't their good night. An online order took 2+ hours (Fried rice and a curry shrimp). It was OK. Nothing notable for excellence. I will give them a second chance though.

The menu boasted an impressive array of authentic Thai dishes, and each dish I tried surpassed my expectations. The flavors were vibrant, the presentation was visually stunning, and the attention to detail in every aspect of the culinary experience was truly commendable.

We have eaten here many times. The food is good. But 2 times now they have refused us service 30 minutes before afternoon close, and now night close. Noone else even in the place. Its official we won't be back. Plenty of Thai places around. We wont upport that kind of service

We were refused entry to Thai Cuisine because staff demanded “papers” for our service dog. We were not allowed inside at all without documentation, which is not allowed under the ADA. Service dogs do not require paperwork, registration, or ID. Businesses are only permitted to ask: • Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? • What task has the dog been trained to perform? Our service dog was well-behaved and under control, yet we were denied access entirely. This was a discriminatory and upsetting experience. I hope management educates staff on ADA law so this does not happen to other disabled customers.

New owners, but Thai Cuisine continues to be an outstanding experience in authentic Thai cuisine. :) Highly recommended. . Pros - Beautiful dining room, but sure to look under the tablecloths to discover the intricately carved wood tables. Staff is friendly, fast and knowledgeable. Always willing to make your dining experience perfect. Just ask! I ordered an off-menu item; the fresh roll. It is a rice paper roll, with lots of green veggies, mint, and choice of protein. I chose tofu. It comes with 2 dipping sauces; sweet-sour & peanut, both are amazing! I also ordered the wonton soup. I was pleasantly amazed at the fresh ingredients, bright flavors, and deep-rich broth. I couldn't stop saying, "Mmm." Lol. The rolls and soup were more than enough to fill my stomach, but I still wanted more. . Cons - Not really enough parking, so get there early or plan to park/walk from the nearby shopping plaza. I personally have always found parking on site, but it could be an issue at times. . Again, it is highly recommended to visit again and again. They deserve the business and your support.

Very slow service and the restaurant was empty. Food quality has gone downhill. Chicken was tough and grisly. Seafood was not fresh. Shrimp was $4 to add to soup, but there were only 4 shrimp.

Visited Friday evening and was pleasantly surprised by how quickly we were seated- there was no wait, and parking was a breeze with the lot right there. We started with the chicken satay, which was a little bland on its own, but the peanut sauce it came with was fantastic, along with some fresh veggies and a tangy pickled dish that really complemented the flavors. For entrees, we tried the massaman curry, which had an incredible depth of flavor- rich, perfectly textured, and generously portioned. However, the waitress didn't ask about spice levels, and I found it a bit too sweet for my taste. For the red pineapple duck curry: the richness was on point, and it packed more of a spicy punch, which we really enjoyed. Overall, this spot is a reliable go-to for Thai food in Boise. The service was fast and friendly, and they even brought us extra rice. Definitely a solid choice for a satisfying meal.

Service is rather non existent, waitress dropped off our food never to be seen again, I needed a refill on my drink as well as a To go box for my leftovers she was nowhere in sight. Service under the old owners was way more attentive. The taste of the food was good, menu is way smaller and way more expensive than it used to be. Don't know when I'll be back

Four stars in 2017 and among my 'go to's' for Thai food in the area, then with new owners in 2021 with new owners and decline in food quality and selections along with a lean-in to Americanized level of seasonings I stood on my tip-toes to get to 3 stars and hoped it would improve. It didn't and with the recent restaurant inspection report (last week of Feb 2024) for the 5 findings recorded on the health report, this is off my list for good. See report items below. They can also be found on the Central District Health site. A tip if you're looking for outstanding Thai food in Boise you can't miss with Nahm Thai & Burmese Cuisine https://www.yelp.com/biz/nahm-thai-and-burmese-cuisine-boise?osq=nahm+thai ; some of the best Thai food we have enjoyed anywhere in the US. Boise Thai Noodle House is a winner too https://www.yelp.com/biz/boise-thai-noodle-house-boise and Maggie Thai Kitchen is worth a visit https://www.yelp.com/biz/maggie-thai-kitchen-boise-2 . (10) Inadequate hand washing facilities (15) Improper separation and protection of food (16) Improper cleaning and sanitizing of food contact surfaces (22) Incorrect cold holding temperature of food (23) Incorrect use-by date marking of food

I absolutely love the food here! Had the yellow curry, chicken! Delicious! The staff here are always so friendly and the food comes out fairly quick! I am also addicted to the Thai tea with coconut milk!

Today, I went out to lunch with a friend, and I found out that Thai Cuisine has new owners' new menu new cooks since early this month. The interior is still the same. The menu seems a bit smaller. I been craving curry and that's the main reason we went there. I had the mango curry, and it was a yellow base curry . It was so delicious it had some sweet and some spicy, and it just went so good together. My friend had the pad thai noodles they looked great. I had the Thai tea. I enjoyed every single bite I took. They were out of thai coffee and raggoons, so sad the two items I wanted. But our server was great he was knowledgeable about the food and he had a good smile.

Always good food here. Attentive wait staff and not overly crowded being off the main paths.

Wow, great food. Great Service. I have to say we have found our Thai restaurant in Boise. Drunken Noodles were great, and the Crispy Chicken was delicious. They also had a great Thai beer by the bottle that went well with the food. Definitely give this a try.

Quiet place to go on Monday night in Boise. I ordered take out and was very happy with my choices. Great prices and quality food.... Everyone wins!

We have always received great service and have never had a dish we did not love. Our favorite Thai restaurant in the valley. Highly recommend

Nothing bad on this place, food overall was good. I did like that the paste was not overly tangy. Had right amount but could have used a slightly more fishy taste. The noodles were cooked a little too much. Overwrite it would have been 4 stars. That and the avocado had barely any avocado.

Food: 3/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 I ordered the lad na which came steaming hot but I felt like had too much garlic. The fried tofu I orders with it as protein was good! Overall seemed a bit pricey. The Thai tea was good but mostly milk. Service was good especially since I came at a less busy time. Ambiance overall was good but the holes in the booth seat was a bit uncomfortable

I've driven by this spot many times and somehow never stopped in. I'm so glad I rectified that on my last visit to Boise. My mom and I were enjoying a day out together and decided to end the day with some Thai food. Enter Thai Cuisine. It was the perfect spot to cap off our day. Their dining room is lovely! I ordered their pad thai with fried tofu and my mom had a noodle dish with a ginger basil sauce that she raved about. We also shared an order of their avocado rolls (fresh, crisp lettuce and deliciously fresh avocado with a sweet peanut sauce to dip in! So good!). My mom ordered and enjoyed a glass of their chardonnay. Everything we ordered was freshly made, perfectly seasoned, and piping hot. The service was a bit slow, but we chalked that up to what appeared to be an influx of takeout orders. Aside from that, an exquisite experience from beginning to end. Get to it!

Nice place, flavors were good and authentic. Service was fair and the food was delicious. Wide verity of options to chose from. Portion size was ample. Seats were just a little on the hard side. I'll return.

Surprised for the huge portion and good taste! Wormed me from long and freezing cold day road trip. Servers are very friendly, will definitely be there for the next trip.

We didn't need to look at the menu to know we wanted the drunken noodles. We sat down and ordered and within 5 minutes our food came!! The service was fast and friendly! The restaurant itself was super cute! The drunken noodles were good. I'd say maybe 4/5 stars. Nothing wrong with them by any means! I have just had some of the best Thai food out there. But I would absolutely return to this restaurant for their noodles again! The steamed tofu was the best I'd ever had!!

Portions for food are very genuine and reasonably priced. Maybe a little oily for some people and I wouldn't recommend a spicy level over four. This stuff is very nice and very friendly on a busy day, maybe a little slow. As for the Ambiance, I think some of the decor is a little outdated. Our seat in particular has a wallpaper coming off the walls I wouldn't reduce any stars for that but it's just something to keep noted of as it looks like a little bit of an old place.

Yum....yum....yum! I cannot say enough about Thai Cuisine! Mango Rice...excellent! Rolls.... Excellent! Noodles.... Excellent! Mango drink (can't remember what it was called) incredible! We come back time and time and time again!

We've passed this restaurant many times on our way to Big Bun or the Gyro Shack, but today we were wanting something different. After reading the reviews on Yelp we decided to try Thai Cuisine. So glad we did! My husband had caramelized ginger with chicken and brown rice. He ate it so quickly I didn't get a chance to take a photo! I ordered the Crispy Siamese Tofu as an appetizer. Hands down the best tofu I've had - the dipping sauce was delicious and covered with ground peanuts. The accompanying cucumber salad was surprisingly sweet. I was expecting a vinegar twang, but it was delicious! Next came the Swimming Rama with chicken and no spice. So, so good. If you like peanut sauce, you'll love this! The portions were too large for lunch, so we boxed up the leftovers. Hello, dinner! The service was wonderful. We will definitely be back. I'm putting this spot on my favorites list!

We had the Golden Bag appetizer which was quite yummy. We split the basil curry noodles and oh my. We were quite impressed with the peanut sauce on the noodles. Service was gracious and wonderful.

yikes! this place used to be good. how disappointing. the poor server, he was a lone wolf and he did fine. this is for the food, the quality, and the pricing. they are out of half the menu. out of all the sakes they have on display. they don't offer lunch specials anymore. $18.95 for green curry. it had 18 bay leaves in it. it was thin as water. the flavor was ok. off brand soy sauce in individual packets. $19.95 for parang curry. it was not good. $12.95 "spring rolls" was 2 fresh rolls. no glass noodles. the chicken in them tasted old. $68 (with tip) for lunch at a thai restaurant. i've never spent that much on thai food ever. I will never come back here. it's a shame, it used to be a nice place.

This was actually better tasting Thai so far in our search for real Thai. We have been to 8 places now in the TV, who say they do Thai. This is most the accurate rendition. I have lived in Thailand and still would love to find something that connects better to that cuisine. The Pad Thai was not very good, but the curries were good. The Tom Ka Gai was thin and lacked flavor. The Singhas were cold.

Very ornate decor that transports you to an exotic state of mind! Friendly service, rich menu, the execution came a little short. The spicy eggplant was served so cold that I had to take the unusual step and ask them to microwave it, and even afterwards it was still lukewarm. The Thai noodle soup was a little bland, and most unusual it was made with chicken broth instead of beef broth, and garnished with lettuce instead of bok choy. I had to add soy sauce to augment the taste. Overall an ok experience.

I wanted Thai food and thought I'd try a new restaurant. I usually order yellow curry or yellow curry friend rice. I ordered yellow curry with rice. The dish was a generous portion, slightly spicy with good flavor. Pros: Open on Sunday Very nice staff Easy to order for pick-up Flavor was good Cons: The onions were too largely sliced and there were too many onions within the curry There were way too many potatoes in the dish in proportion to the other ingredients. The chicken was thinly sliced and tender but need a knife to cut them into smaller pieces. I am used to pineapple in a yellow curry, it adds flavor. I think I will stick to Thai Basil on Fairview in Meridian

Great food! I had the Mongolian beef, and the Crispy Duck. (Seasonal menu) Im glad we stopped.

Somewhat of a rundown shack from the outside, looks are certainly deceiving! Inside you'll find a beautifully furnished restaurant with very kind staff. I love that it's so humble from the outside because it means the wonders within will remain a secret! And oh my, what wonders they are. For a mere $8, you can indulge in their lunch special (M-F, 12-3) which includes a soup, salad, either a crab wonton or spring roll, and then any one of their 15 + entrees. It's not just a deal, it's a steal! Unlike other places offering a lunch special, here they don't compromise the quality of their food. The crab wonton may have been the best I've ever had, with a freshly fried shell that was puffy and crunchy, stuffed with crab and cream cheese. We couldn't have the soup because it had a chicken based broth, so they gave us double salads. Good thing too - the peanut sauce dressing was delightful atop fresh greens. As for the entrees, we got "Green Curry" and "Drunken Noodles" at the "authentic spice levels". Both were obviously cooked fresh, with sear marks from the wok on the noodles and the vegetables bright with color in the curry. The curry was creamy, not watered down at all. If you're not a big fan of spice, I'd stick to the spice levels on the menu - as an Asian, the 4 star spice level was perfect for me. It's not the most amazing Thai food I've ever had, but it's definitely worth driving the two hours from Baker City for.

Waited seated almost an hour while numerous food app meals went out the door for DoorDash and UberEats. No one addressed us about our food until finally someone came over to tell us the girl handling appetizers is behind and are we OK with our entrees coming out first. We cancel our appetizers and they bring out our entrees. (I wonder how long they were sitting there dying on the pass...) Well, 2 of them. They never put in our third entree. For the 3rd person (me) at the table. They are taking on more delivery orders than their kitchen can handle. It's unfortunate because the food at least looks good. Note: this review is entirely on service since I was never able to taste any food.

This is my second time trying this place. I honestly can't remember what I ordered last time because 1 it's been a while and 2 it didn't stand out as amazing. They have good lunch deals and their food tastes fine but nothing to make me want to hurry back. The pad Thai was too sweet for my liking. You can ask for spicier and I'm wondering if that would help. Service was perfect and the food was good for the price.

First, I want to say the food we received and consumed was delicious and totally five star. We had spicy eggplant with beef, and lamb pad thai. The option of lamb in the dishes was fantastic! However, the timing to receive the food and the service was quite lackluster. They really must prioritize their takeout above their in-house clients, as we saw meal after meal after meal being picked up, while we sat neglected. Given it was over an hour before we were finally served, not all of those takeout orders could have occurred before ours. That evening, we were not the only customers in this position, but I'm only qualified to describe our experience. We were seated and menus given to us quickly, but it took 10-15 minutes to get water and to take our order. We ordered the two meals above as well as a beer each. After about another 20 minutes, the waitress finally walked by and said, oh, you wanted a beer... "and can we get some more water please?" Ten minutes later, beers arrived, but she walked away before we could remind about the water. Another interminable time, and we flagged her down to get water and ask about the food. "It's soon." By this time, conversation lagged as we observed the takeouts, and the lack of attention to us and others. Finally, the food arrived, and the lamb pad thai was presented, and the other dish - almost. "The kitchen made spicy eggplant with chicken instead of beef... hope that's ok..." as she began to present it. Maybe they expected us to be so hungry we'd accept it, or think it would take another hour to receive the correct order, but we did say, no, sorry that is NOT what we ordered. We ate the lamb pad thai, which was delicious, but we had specifically ordered it "extra spicy" and it was not spicy at all. While waiting for the corrected dish, we did manage to get some spicy condiments. The corrected dish arrived after "only" 15 more minutes, so we considered that improvement. It was also delicious, but again not spicy - we had condiments, however. So, overall, the food was fantastic, and it is the reason we will likely return - at least to get takeout.

My wife and daughter have been here before and was impressed with the quality so finally I had a chance to rest whether or not their foodie skills were up to par with my own. This location is quirky. Nestled past the Overland center where the Overland cinema is and Outback Steakhouse and then tucked between a renovated barn? There's Thai Cuisine. It surely doesn't look like much from the outside. But will the flavors and the service make up for that. We'll see Entering, you can catch a glimpse of the kitchen which isn't what I would normally want to see when judging for the first time. I mentally locked that picture away in my vault and reserved judgment. Let's be honest, The inside is not sleek or modern. It's very much outdated and faded. Ok - view into the kitchen and faded inside decor. I am willing to look past those things if the service and food are OUTSTANDING. My wife and daughter or vegetarian and I am vegan. There's not mention of customization on the menu and with all the fried rice coming with egg it can be an issue for me but the rest of my dinning party. ( distinction between vegetarians and vegans ). The server came and took our order. She was expertly in tune with the menu and how to make it vegetarian and vegan. Wow Super Impressed. I didn't have to do any work, customization, or bring my own ingredients. She simply asked are you vegan? I answered yes and ordered the Eggplant dish with basil garlic sauce. I ordered very spicy level 3 I think. She even asked me if I wanted Brown rice or White rice. Extra bonus points. ( Brown rice btw ) All of dishes arrived and they all were steaming hot. The Eggplant was good. For those who don't know. Eggplant is mostly water. Cooking it reduces it considerably The point is that the eggplant should still be moist and have som charr to it if it's done right. My was. I was expecting more spiciness. Level 3 Very Spicy wasn't spicy for me. Our server brought over the chili sauce and I added a couple of droplets here and there just to give it a little more kick. My fellow diners enjoyed their plates and overall it was a worthy experience. If you're in the area, check them and enjoy.

Thai Cuisine is always consistent with the quality of their food. I want to come here at lunch because they have great lunch specials. One of the top Thai restaurants in Boise. Great options for takeout as well!

Never had a bad experience here! With my years in the food industry with a culinary arts certificate, Thai Cuisine is as consistent as any fine dining restaurant. The service is always good. From appetizers, to main entrees to dessert, the food is always great. The food is prepared and cared for and always consistent and beautiful! Dare to go beyond what you always eat. Their salads are amazing. When you take a bite and get a refreshing mint explosion, your tastebuds will be blown away! By far my favorite Thai cuisine in the Treasure Valley!

We had the Pad Thai and Drunken Noodles. Although we prefer a little more sweetness for our noodles, our dishes were very good. The pad Thai was aggressive with lime flavor, in a good way. My drunken noodles was also very good. Sometimes with drunken noodles, it's greasy. This was not the case with mine. Overall, the food here is very good. If you want a well made Thai noodle dish, come here.

Nice Thai decor, easy parking, wide selection of dishes that are very tasty. Thai tea is also available.

Thai Cuisine on Overland has the BEST Thai food EVER! Way better than the others! They do not skimp on portions and their food is ALWAYS distinctively flavorful; true to culture. The ambiance is nice and the Customer Service is without a doubt the BEST as well! The Servers pay close attention to the Customer's needs. I am a frequent patron, and visit for lunch about 1-2 times per month. They remember me and if I order something that is not 5-star worthy, they will tell me...for example, the last time I ordered Mango Sticky Rice, my server said the mango wasn't ripe enough yet. Today, he remembered and told me the mango was extra sweet. I bought two orders.

I had a great experience at this place, almost gave it food stars but the service brought it back to 5. We went during their lunch special and I got the drunken noodles with tofu as my entree and an egg roll as my side. They also give you "soup" (it was more just broth) and a nice mini salad for appetizer. All for 8.25. The drunken noodles were good but some of the veggies were not cooked all the way (still crunchy). This would have put this place as four stars but their staff and customer service was exemplary. All the waitresses were kind and you could tell they all were proud of this restaurant. Highly recommend!

Another Boise staple and favorite bites the dust. We used to love this place, but the last few times we've been, it's gone way downhill. First, they raised the prices without the website menu reflecting it ($12 for two spring rolls, ouch). Tonight, we ordered a specific dish for takeout and they just gave us something different because they were out of the other dish, and they didn't even tell us. I typically order vegetarian and they just gave us chicken, (I do not prefer eating bird if I can avoid it), and we didn't know until we got home - too far to just go back and ask for the right food. This all occurred after it took more than 40 minutes for our simple to go order when the place was not packed/super busy. Further, the food quality has greatly diminished. Our dish was bland, with watery sauce, and the portions have also decreased. The cashier was really nice, so we can't complain about the service, but overall, we won't go here again. It's sad to see another favorite Boise restaurant greatly decline after many years of top-notch quality. This is unfortunately the reality of Boise's growing pains.

My husband found this place from Yelp and it did not disappoint. The dining has great decor and the food was on point. I had the crispy duck special which had plenty of fresh veggies, perfectly cooked duck, and a rich sauce. The building is unassuming but the food is worth a wonder in!

This is a wonderful place to grab lunch! The food is delicious and prices for lunch are reasonable for what you get. I love the curries!

Exceedingly average Thai food, more expensive than it should be, but served efficiently and with energy. The salad was a heap of lettuce and some cut up cucumbers with a side of run of the mill sugary peanut sauce. Just fine, but for $10, not a lot of value or extra taste. Similarly, the $10 egg rolls were fine, exactly average, but priced high. and again on the entrée. Precisely average, no embellishments but nearly $20. Maybe it's inflation, but it just felt about $15 more expensive than it needed to be for the ho hum taste profile. still, it's a fine option if you're looking for some good fast average Thai food.

When they say authentic typhoon that is exactly what they mean. Every dish was beyond excellent. Call there was so many different flavors that would burst in your mouth with every single dish. Everything was cooked to order fresh steaming hot. The staff gave excellent service. Can't wait to go back and try or dishes.

I do not know how this place is rated almost 5 star? We went to eat here tonight and pulling up it looks like a total dump from the outside and almost looked abandoned...first off they are not doing any dine in today and then we asked for a menu to look at to go options and the only thing they had available was their dine in menu that wouldn't let us take out of the restaurant for us to agree on dishes. No QR code or paper menu options? My question is how did you survive Covid without that? So first impression and ambience for any meal was left at the door with the absolutely run down atmosphere of this place.

Food was great and great price point. Was great for feeding the family mid week. Will be back again!

Food is excellent and staff is courteous We ordered pad thai (level 3 spicy) and green curry (4 spicy). Spice levels are accurate, just right for what we ordered. Food is fresh and quality. Would come again.

You standard great tasting Thai restaurant in an old pizza hut. Go 1 level spicier than what your usual. I had panang curry. It was delicious. Very creamy. If I were to go again, I would ask for extra chicken. Friendly staff.

This place use to be really good, but we noticed about a year ago they started to become overwhelmed with too many people and too many take out orders. They started serving undercooked food, I think as a result of rushing too many dishes out of the kitchen. They have also forgotten to put orders in so when you arrive for take out they have to put your order into the kitchen right then and you have to wait.

5 stars for this place! I met a Thai girl a while ago who worked there and told me the food was authentic. I finally decided to try after a few years and I'll be going back. My son loved his fried rice and the ice tea with "marshmallows" (boba). I had the fried fish which was huge. All the sauces tasted amazing including the fried rice. They definitely got a new customer!!

I love Thai food pretty much more than other type of food. I'm also rather picky about it after working at a Thai restaurant in Sydney years ago. Thai Cuisine is easily one of the best Thai restaurants I've been to. I have had the drunken noodles, yellow curry and pad Thai and Thai fried spring rolls (best spring rolls ever) , and the Pad Thai is my favorite dish by far! Pro tip: get it with medium spice!