Thai House

Mediocre Thai food at best (I've been eating Thai food for about 45 years). Food looks good but the flavor is just not there. Thai food should be bursting with flavor, but none of the dishes we ordered (and we ordered many) did that. The pad thai was not far from spaghetti with ketchup in flavor, as someone else commented on here. We were here a few years ago, and this place seemed pretty good; this time was very underwhelming. Thai Gourmet and Tum Thai blow this place away

Thai house Smithtown!! This place is authentic the food is great and yeah service is very slow depend on the time of day. It’s just one server handling the whole dining room. Not a bar atmosphere but the Thai ice tea was good! The pad Thai is my favorite but over the years it seems to be more dry than before. The pork chop was juicy. The sticky rice desert was good but pricey. Overall a good meal and great place to enjoy some Thai cuisine in Long Island

I have eaten here a few times since I found the place a little over a year ago. Tonight was a great experience, as always. The food is delicious, the staff is always efficient and friendly and the atmosphere is relaxing. I tried the mango rice dessert and was skeptical about it...was Not disappointed! Will order it everything I go

We had their lunch special. I tried the Pad Thai with tofu and my husband ordered the Pad See Ew with chicken. You get a spring roll and salad with peanut dressing to start. The portions were just right. I wish there was a little more flavor in the pad thai. My husband said the same about his dish. Service was good.

I visit this restaurant for the first time, because I wanted to travel to Thailand in my mind by eating pure authentic Thai Food. Indeed I am more than than happy to visit this place. Because the service is impacablely standard to 5 star's restaurant. Actually the chef is walking around to make sure that everything is okay and every guest have the best experience of their life by dining at this place. The place is exotically decor to make everyone feel relax and comfortable with some traditional Thai music 🎵 playing softly on the background... I really enjoy my experience The Thai House..Definitely I must comeback to taste more dishes and more recipes. I had today Siam Fried Rice with jumbo shims plus pineapple rice with peanuts, raisins inside the rice .. The price is extremely affordable.. Guys you should visit this place... I definitely highly recommend this amazing restaurant locate on the heart of Smithtown... P.S: there is parking at back yard of the restaurant but you drive slowly to find the entrance. You know this is a suburban area things looks as small town style... Which I really like ..💕👍🍜

Extraordinary! I highly recommend the Thai House to anyone in the Smithtown, NY area. The food is very authentic as the chef is native to Thailand, the service is phenomenal- everyone is treated as if they are the only guest at the restaurant. The location is very convenient, right on Main Street. The Thai House offers a great lunch menu with very good prices- their dinner menu is excellent as well. The food is rather diverse and caters to many different palates. The restaurant itself is very clean and well decorated. I highly recommend their dessert menu! When we went, the waitress took her time to explain the menu, the food and learned about us so she could provide a recommendation. If you are looking for an authentic Thai restaurant with awesome staff- this is the place for you!

We ate at this restaurant before and its was good. Today we came back to try it. What a disappointment. Pad Thai was like soup The shrimp fried rice was wet and over cooked shrimp. The Basil duck was good but the sauce was watered down. I hope they improve on this.

Tried it for the first time. Had a very good meal. The lemongrass soup was very flavorful. Chicken with Peanut sauce was a little on the salty side but very flavorful. Veggies were not the best, and they only put a small amount. Drink price is lower then most places.

Went several times with family and always had a great experience. Quite good Thai food. Had the Friday lunch special which includes a small house salad and peanut dressing, an appetizer, and an entree. Mom and I split the Thai house cashew chicken ($14.95) and shrimp pad Thai ($13.95). The cashew chicken was my favorite. It was very flavorful and a little spicy, but not too much so. The chicken was breaded and remained firm and somewhat crisp despite being bathed in the sauce. The pad Thai only came with 4 shrimp, but it was moist, substantial, and flavorful, but not as much so as the cashew chicken. The pad thai needed more egg, peanut, and scallion. In addition, I had the Thai spring roll served with a sweet sauce, which was good but small and not mind-blowing. We were the only ones in the restaurant, and the waitress/hostess was very attentive and courteous. Excellent experience.

Not a single dish I had was bad! I really recommend the glass noodle soup, yellow curry with chicken, and sweet coconut pudding. The service was great and it was very calm and clean inside! Definitely recommend!

Just okay. I've had the pleasure of eating some really incredible, authentic Thai food on LI, but this is not the place for it. Nothing really wrong with it, just mediocre. Rather bland and not properly spiced and seasoned. I just wouldn't bother again.

Enjoyed a nice dinner here. Daisy was our waitress and she was so sweet! I had vegetable pad Thai. There were a lot of gluten free options. Portions are a nice size.

Love this place and never had a bad meal. We typically come here several times each year. Our favorites are the Golden Walnut Chicken, Siam Shrimp, and Drunken Noodles. The only things that need improvement are the beverages. The diet soda is absolutely terrible and beware of the bottle beers, which are sometime expired. Service: Excellent Atmosphere: Cute and cozy Food: Delicious Beverage: Horrid!!! (hence the loss of 1 star) BTW- The food does not travel well. It should be eaten at the restaurant. We had take out a couple of times and were disappointed.

Place fell off from what I remember it was. I wouldn't stop talking about this place. Made a reservation for 830pm since elsewhere it said they closed at 11pm and even to reserve a table it was available until 10. We walk in at 8:30pm and the waiter says "Sorry the kitchen is closed" we let him know we had a reservation and he seemed confused. He went to the kitchen and when he came back he said "okay okay yeah, sit wherever" but with an attitude. We decided to leave and almost ruin the night. Gave it 3 stars because from what I remember, the food was authentic and as close as you can get to having real Thai food without being in Thailand.

The food was delicious and authentic. It was a small and simple restaurant right on the main road. My only complaint is that it smelled strongly like cleaning products when I walked in the door and on/off throughout the meal. I think they were actively cleaning. Its great they are so clean! I just think the products they used had a very strong odor. The staff were kind and quick!

service was terrible. They brought us the wrong dish and because we "touched" it they would not bring us the right meal. We would have had to pay for an entire other meal but we would have gotten 15% off the wrong meal. The owner never even came out to apologize. What type of restaurant does this? You bring the wrong meal and make the customer suffer? Been going there for years and will never go back

Wow the chicken wings are amazingly crispy without much breading. A very unique taste. Definitely chicken with an Asian flare! The spring rolls were typical and yummy. The spicy eggplant sauce was a little thinner in consistently than expected but all and all it was decent.

If I were reviewing this place during normal non Covid times I would only give it 2 stars but since we are all going through this strange trip together, I added one. Went in for some takeout, the restaurant was sparkling clean and the woman who helped us was extra nice. We ordered appetizers- lettuce wraps with tofu which were bland, very very bland. We also got a fried tofu app which was ok as well. The sauce with it was very good but they didn't give us enough. I got drunken noodles, not so good. As you will see from the picture, the noodles were pretty much missing, the veg was good but they must have had a sale on fried tofu because there was an insane amount of it in my dish. Over cooked too so it tasted like sawdust. I ate the noodles and some of the veg and the container was still full. We also got the yellow curry. The sauce was tasty but again, the tofu was fried and I wasn't expecting that. The veg was an over abundance of carrots and 2 small potato pieces with a small amount of onion and pepper. The portion size was very small considering the price. It seemed like a lunch portion. I did not try the pad Thai but my daughter said it was edible, that's it. We have eaten a lot of Thai food over the years so we know good from bad. I've even been to this very restaurant years ago and loved it but honestly, this was not good. On second thought, now that I'm writing this review, I will take back that one star because I feel cheated. I get the whole Covid thing but a pan full of overcooked tofu and tasteless food makes me sad and slightly angry. I don't think we will be back.

This is the best Thai Restau that I went to. Especially if you're craving for thai food this is the best place to go to. 5 Stars.

Haven't been in here for many years. Recently met a buddy of mine here for dinner and I was pleasantly surprised. So much so that I brought my wife here for dinner last week. The food was spectacular. Perfectly cooked, perfect flavors and impeccable presentations. Decor is rich and comfortable. Staff is excellent, friendly and helpful. Will be going back for more very soon. If you like Thai food or want to try it, I highly recommend this eatery

We came here on a birthday dinner back in December. The staff was accommodating especially when I spoke Thai to them. The decorations were pretty and ornate. There were several dishes we ordered including tom yum goong and tom kha gai, which were standard and not spicy. The overall taste of the food catered to the taste and spice tolerance of the community. The wings were good with great breading and texture, but Dek Sen were better. The pad woon sen was not the best I had and the green curry was not spicy enough. The highlight of the dish to me was the fried ice cream.

If I could have given zero stars I would give zero to Thai House. I ordered a pork and ginger dish and it was not edible. The pork had an awful taste (and smell) and I did not taste any ginger in the food I ordered. After one bite I asked the chef/owner if I can return the dish because of the reasons above and she said no! She proceeded to tell me that Pork always smells when she cuts the raw meat. after one bite, that I spit out, I sent the dish back to the kitchen. I did not get a replacement and was charged full price. The only good thing I could say about this establishment was the wait staff were efficient and great at their job. Awful! The owner was not accommodating at all.

Always enjoy coming here. Food is home cooked, the chef is from Thailand and you can tell she cooks from the heart. Food and drinks are consistently good

Ehhhhhh, I really wanted to love this but I didn't. It was okay, not good, not horrible just okay. We just moved locally and when we saw Thai we were so happy but unfortunately it just wasn't what we were hoping for.

My favorite Thai restaurant. The staff is always amazing. I've come here so many times throughout my years in Smithtown, and it has become one of my favorite places to meet up with friends who I haven't seen in a while or for a special occasion. (That it lunch with mom or the boyfriend...) There is a large selection of beers and affordable cocktails as well. My tip: make the reservation just in case... most times you can walk in and get a table, but once in a while it gets packed. (Obviously because this place rocks)

Called 15 times over the course of three hours. They answered the phone twice and left me on hold for over 15 minutes twice. Will edit my review if the food is good. Update: food took 1 hour after ordering in person

2 stars but only because our waitress was a complete sweetheart! We had a vegan diner with us, so we made sure that one of the soups was Vegan... we were told it was. When it came it tasted like fish and reeked of fish! We told the server and sent it back. When our bill came, we asked why the whole soup we sent back was still on the bill. Our server said wow might be an accident let me go talk to the manager. The manager refused to take the soup off...she said they don't accommodate food changes (which we weren't told prior to ordering) so we have to pay for it even tho we didn't know and sent it back. The server was also so very kind; told us that she can give us the money back from her tip jar! Tip jar ! Girl stop. You sweetheart! We paid and tipped her the full tip.

Visited Thursday for dinner and had a wonderful experience! We were welcomed by friendly server that took care of our every need....water glasses constantly refilled. We were starved and started with Appys: Beef Satay with peanut sauce, Thai Dumplings and Lettuce wrap. All 3 were delish and prepared beautifully. The spice tray with Fish Sauce and chili paste added to the tastes and made it a memorable meal. Our 2 mains were Ginger Snapper, prepared fried and Steamed. Wonderful choice that went so well with the Jasmine rice. During the meal the Chef came by and asked how we were enjoying her food....nice touch We shared a dessert that looked like a molded rice pudding with the most fantastic taste!!! A real winner. The coffee was strong and the meal overall was a resounding taste delight!

I have been to the Thai House and always good until today,at lunch our order of sautéed ginger & pork ( L6 )came and it had a funky smell and taste, the owner and cook came out to the dining area and I told her about the dish and she could care less did not offer to change the dish and charged for it full price,I couldn't eat it afraid of getting sick from the pork. Owner said that's the way pork is, and she walked away I don't know how she will stay in business with the attitude she has.That's no way to treat your customers.

This was my go-to Thai spot on Long Island for a while. While I think their curry is fantastic, I am not always as satisfied with their noodle dishes. They do have tons of vegan options which is fantastic, but I find them to be hit or miss sometimes.

Great place on main street, in Smithtown. Food was amazing, waitstaff was great, prices approachable. Went after work today,staff was helpful & accommodating during these strange times.

This is our go-to restaurant in Smithtown. Food and service is excellent. Always get the walnut encrusted chicken and I am always happy. They have a price-fixe menu that makes the bill very reasonable.

Ambience: A Cleanliness: A Customer Service: B Food: A Price -Some of the entrees can be a little pricey but they have an amazing price fixe menu with many popular menu items on it. For about $25 you get a full size starter, full size entree, dessert and coffee or tea. Atmosphere -It is small, but it has a very elegant feel to it. The music playing was perfect, it reminds me of being at a spa; very soothing and low (you forget about it after awhile). Customer Service -Not bad, but they are a wee bit understaffed so sometimes you find yourself sitting there for awhile before anyone comes to check on you/refill your drinks/take your payment/ect. Food -I've only ever had Thai food once (at this place) so I don't know what Thai food is supposed to taste like, but I know this food was YUMMY! I don't do so great with spicy and even the mild dishes were a little bit hotter than what I'd normally go for, but it wasn't unbearably. I ordered the Thai chicken wings as my starter (crispy on the inside but so soft and perfect on the inside). The Walnut Chicken with mixed vegetables for my entree (this was the BEST!!! I'm picky when it comes to chicken, but this was soooo good!) and had the Boston Cheesecake for dessert (This was good but it's not something I'd write home to mom about. I think Italian restaurants do cheesecake much better.)

My teen daughter wanted to try a new type of food, so went to the Thai House. Between the music and decor it was a soothing atmosphere, the hostess offered suggestions for drink and food which were spot on choices. I thought the food was great. We did the Prix Fixe menu with an appetizer, entree, tea and dessert. I thought the proportions were good. Any more would have been gluttonous. The seasonal pumpkin custard was a treat. We would definitely go back again.

2nd time here and it always hits the spot. The second you walk in a sense of calm overcomes you with the music, dim lighting and welcoming smiles. Our waitress today was so sweet and made sure everything was perfect. The menu has all the bests like dumplings, noodles and curry. Vegetarian options available. I love the Pad Thai and Cashew Chicken!!

Been here dozens of times, my favorite thai restaurant. Food is consistently delicious, price fixe menu on weekdays is the best deal in town. Price fixe includes an appetizer, entree and desert for around $23. Staff is always pleasant and attentive. Only con is that it gets so busy you might not find a seat without reservation. Some of my favorite appetizers include the Thai House Wings, and Curry Puffs. Favorite Entrees Cashew Chicken, Golden Walnut Chicken and Peanut Chicken. Best dessert is by far the Butter Pecan Brownie Sundae. The homemade ice cream is an incredible touch. Also the fried ice cream comes out in flames which is cool. Highly recommend

My friend and I wanted Thai food and decided to try this place out. I had a hard time finding good things to say. Pros: The servers filled the water regularly without having to be asked. We tried a special, the coconut shrimp spring rolls. They were crispy but not greasy, with a nice flavor and a delicious dipping sauce. Cons: The restaurant is tiny and difficult to locate even with a GPS. Parking is another issue. No parking area, you have to park on Main Street and pray that you can find a spot. In addition to the appetizer, my friend ordered a green salad and I requested a papaya salad. Her salad came out. Mine didn't. I asked the food runner and she said it would be out in 2 minutes. The server had forgotten to order it. 20 minutes later they brought it out, but I no longer wanted it at that point, since my friend had finished hers and I expected the entree shortly. When the entree came, I was so disappointed. The serving sizes were half of what I've gotten anywhere else. I've had pad Thai at multiple places and haven't ever had a bad one. Until last night. There were zero veggies in it. The menu said it came with bean sprouts, but they must have forgotten that too. The beef was chewy, and the whole dish was just flat. My friend's shrimp pad Thai tasted completely different, with bean sprouts and a ton of flavor. If you're looking for great Thai food in the area, go to green leaf or sawadee in East Northport. Way better quality, prices, flavor, and portions.

We were there for dinner on Wednesday 2nd and had the Prix Fixe which was a great deal. You get a starter, an entree, a dessert, and a cup of tea or coffee under $23. The food was great. Our servers were very nice and friendly. We're impressed!

If you're looking to have a unique thai-me, thai house is the place! Their presentation is 10/10 because they make you feel like you're eating at a fancy Italian restaurant with their large white plates and silverware. What is unique about Thai House is their fried ice-cream that is literally set on fire right in front of you. It's nothing exceptional and I didn't like the remaining taste of alcohol that was poured over so that it could catch on fire, but it was definitely a sight to see. The food is flavorful and the waitress likes to tease around. P.S. Be wary of the sauces they have on the side because its spiciness may or may not set other things besides ice-cream on fire... (your bowels)

This restaurant is a lovely little gem. The decor and music are so tranquil and beautiful. Very clean and service was good. The food was outstanding and a good value. Overall a nice night out!

I'll start by saying that this review is not based on food, because I didn't even get to try it. I hope the owners read this review, Because I'd like to give a word of advice from a restaurant owner of similar size. When you have a small restaurant and take reservations, you must be creative with seating tables. A walk in guest will choose to rush a meal (Eat in under an hour) than wait for a table. We stood by the bar and waited for over 45 min with an open table of 4 the entire time. When I asked about the table, their response was a bigger reservation of 9 was coming in. This situation fits perfectly with the advice I mentioned earlier. For this fact my review is one star. I will eventually come back and give another review based on the food. Hopefully it is a 5, because I love Thai. BUT as of now we have walked out and are enjoying a meal somewhere else.

Today, they had a few tables being served. Turned down a party of 4 at 7:40 pm as we were walking in. They turned us down too. Yet the posted close time for Wednesday is 9:00 pm. When we mentioned that, the waitress said we do that on days "like this". Well, you just turned down 6 people and the weather is good so what is a "day like today"?! Wow, you can turn down business?! Good! We will take ours elsewhere from now on. You just lost local support for your business.

This is the second time these past few weeks I've ordered drunken noodles "extra spicy" for takeout, and when I get home I realize that it isn't spicy AT ALL. The first time I chalked it up as a mistake, the second time made me realize they just don't care. Really disappointing.

Man do I love Thai food and Thai House succeeds in satisfying my craving. This delicious food has NO sensation of additives, msg, excessive sodium... things you might taste in a low-grade Thai restaurant. Thai House is an ethnically decorated setting filled with interesting artwork and statues throughout the place. There are roughly 15 tables and on the weekends it gets very crowded, so be sure to make a reservation. The servers ares friendly and attentive, so no issues there. I recommend any of the duck entrees. I personally like the Basil Duck - it['s delicious and great quality meat! The pineapple duck sounds good... I think I'll try that next time. Also, definitely start with the garden salad with peanut sauce for only $4.75. It's enormous... definitely enough for 2 or 3 people to share if you're looking to get some greens in the system. What's really nice about this salad is they do not overdo the dressing... it's a small, light amount which is what I like. The cucumbers in the salad were by far the biggest cucumber slices I have ever seen! The classics here are delicious as well: pad thai, pad see ew, etc. Well done Thai House.. really holding it down with some true ethnic food in an area flooded with Italian restaurants!

One of my favorite Thai places on Long Island. Sometimes hard to get a table for dinner during the weekend, but worth the wait if you're willing. My favorite dishes are any of their shrimp entrees which are quite filling and come packed with lots of veggies and rice on the side. Not overly impressed with their wine menu, but that's easy to look past for such great food.

Arguably the best Thai food I've been served on Long Island since moving here7 years ago. Chive dumplings were soft and flavourful. The curry puffs were warm and satisfying, and the spring rolls were crispy and NOT greasy! Duck with Tamarind was cooked perfectly - crispy skin and tender. Drunken Noodles had just the right degree of spice. For desert, the mango with sticky rice was good, but the STEAMED PUMPKIN with CUSTARD was simply amazing! I've never tasted pumpkin that was soft, sweet, and wonderful - do NOT miss that! Service too, was friendly and attentive. An now... the most amazing thing about the visit... I have to give special kudos to the establishment, for maintaining a SPOTLESS and CLEAN RESTROOM! I was shocked... The care shown here is commendable.

Small place but worth a visit. Came on a Saturday night around 7pm. LOCATION: main street Smithtown, across from CVS. I suggest parking there. DECOR: pretty casual, not much to the place. FOOD: ordered Curry Puffs for an appetizer. Tasty, small and only 3 came on a plate so if there are a few of you I'd get two orders. Ordered Pad Thai for dinner. Lots of noodles, crumbled peanuts on top, could have been more chicken pieces. The flavor was good though, I was pretty satisfied with my meal choice. DRINK: had a grey goose cosmo. Strong and good, would order it again. SERVICE: waitress was friendly and quick. The place was pretty packed at dinner time so I'd suggest making a reservation, esp because there aren't many tables. I will definitely be returning. The menu was pretty big so I'd like to explore some other dishes.

I liked the Thai House, interesting food, an expanded beer menu and gooey desserts that Thailand never saw or heard of. $2.00 for a cup of coffee. A great mix. Normally the food is served with the spicy heat you would expect and crave in a real Thai restaurant. They will tone it down if you request but if you want bland food go order at the Irish place down the street. Lemongrass soup hot, spicy and two huge shrimp floating in the bowl. Thai house noodle was cellophane noodles, ginger, and six large shrimp that would qualify as prawns in other places. Very good. For dessert the traditional Thai ending to a meal Chocolate Mousse with Kahlua ice cream. Ahhh, I love authentic food. Saturday night reservations a must.

It's a cute little place about 15 minutes away from Stony Brook University. They have a great lunch special deal - $8.95 for chicken/pork/tofu entrees such as pad Thai, pad seew, drunken noodles, pineapple fried rice, etc. and it comes with salad and a spring/vegetable roll. Other proteins cost a little more. The peanut salad dressing is really refreshing and the spring roll was crispy and fresh! The pad Thai was okay. Noodles were a little over-cooked and soggy but the flavor was good. I love their Thai iced tea!! It's not too sweet and is really smooth. The curry puffs were really good too! A little small, but lots of flavor. I'd definitely come back for their lunch specials :)

Ok ok ok okay - The reason this place is getting any stars from me is because we've had really good experiences in the past. I literally dkwtf happened last night. I get it; Asian restaurants don't take anything off the bill. You order it, you buy it. However, when we don't even come close to eating our food, and you just take our plates away with a sorry. Let me say what I should have mentioned last night - I was actually grossed out by the food. It was cheap and offensive. Thank u next.

We end up eating here because: 1. we couldn't find the Yao's restaurant 2. We had a coupon! When arriving, I thought the customer service was horrible because the front desk lady didn't even once said Hi to us. She did look at us knowing the fact we were there, but where was the "HI" "HELLO" "WELCOME TO THAI HOUSE" They didn't even ask us if we needed help or do we have reservation or anything. We stood there for awhile until someone else asked us if we been helped yet. I said no of course but didn't complain about how we been waiting forever. My review will tell all. But once we sat down, our server was very kind. I must say, we had the best server there and I would tell you why. (I just wish I remembered his name...I am horrible at remembering names) SJ and I was about to order 3 different appetizer. SJ wanted to Samosa and Dumplings while I wanted to try the Fried Tofu. Then the waiter mentioned to us it would be cheaper for us if we got the trio patter. The only thing different was we would get one less samosa, which we didn't mind at all. That was very helpful of him to tell us that. I didn't notice they had the trio platter. The Dumplings: It is pretty much like Sui Mai but not as good. I wouldn't order that again. Samosa: Very Tasteful Fried Tofu: It wasn't bad and it wasn't the greatest. Main Dish: He had the THai Fried Rice: (sorry I didn't take a picture of it...my cell phone died right after I took a picture of the Pad Thai and I didn't bring my camera that day) I had the Pad Thai: Very Delicious...wasn't the best I had but It was good enough for me to come back and eat it again. When ordering the main dish, SJ and I both asked the waiter to make it extra Spicy. We both love to eat spicy...especially me. When he arrived with our main dish, he did another nice thing...he came back with a spice platter and said if your meal is not spicy enough, we have 4 different spices for you to make it more spicy. AND MAN I was happy to see that. Once again, I wish I had a camera to take a picture of it. I added red peppers on my pad thai and took a lot of spoon full of chop green chili. I literally ate all their green chili. It was pretty spicy too but that makes the food taste so much better. The waiter came back to ask to see if everything was good which it was...he noticed how I had a lot of green chili on my dish and said those are really spicy. HAHA we all laugh and SJ mentioned she is crazy when it comes to eating that. She loves it. Oh, I also ordered the Thai Tea. I was so happy to see they had that on their menu. Been looking for it at the grocery store to see if they had that drink and I haven't found it. The waiter was so nice to inform me they ran out of the big glass and it was in the process of cleaning. He even apologize for the wait. I think he didn't want me to wait long so he came back with thai tea in a smaller glass and explained to me he will give me a 2nd glass of thai tea when I finish the first one. =] For that, we gave him a great tip for a great customer service.

THAI HOUSE..IS A VERY VERY VERY NICE HOUSE WITH 2 CATS IN THE ..... (SING ALong..You KNOW the Song..) FRIEND Tony was BUMMED the Thai HOUSE OPENS 3 p.m. Sunday.. NO worries Tony IT'S Saturday... Arrived at 12 Noon... Restaurant EMPTY..GREAT.. LOVE to be the KING. Ordered some Jasmine TEA... We were pressed for a QUICK lunch... Got the Pick 3 Appetizer SPECIAL ... YOU can pick 3 Appetizers For 15.99 . WE picked the Thai spring roll .. Chicken wings and CHICKEN SATAY.. I noticed that the TEA was served in a selection of individual envelopes .. accompanied by a lot of hot water .. I can pick the type of tea I want . The JASMINE tea was strong and had a DELIGHTFUL Aroma.. THE assortment platter took a little while to come out almost 15 minutes... when it DID. The sampler platter arrived ..VERY NICE presentation with NUMBER of DIFFERENT dipping sauces.. I LOVE... Thai DIPPING SAUCES !! Chicken satay what is the classic marinated thin Chicken on the stick. Paired Well with the peanut sauce or the sweet soy. The Thai spring rolls had a crispy Crunchy shell ...The interior HOT..Good Flavor... little soft.. they dipped well in the 2 SWEET and SOUR sauces provided. It was a generous pile of crunchy FRIED chicken wings.. they tasted more like ...REGULAR FRIED chicken wings and they were dipped in all the remaining sauces.. our server was very pleasant and the table service was excellent . IT was Nice to find a Thai restaurant right here in Smithtown... NEXT time I'll bring a little MORE TIME with me.. Sample Other DISHES.. LIKE the PAD THAI. MAKE RESERVATION So You're.. NOT LEFT OUTSIDE.. COME on and DINE AT THE HOUSE of THAI.. I've got a JOKE .. WHAT do you GET when you cross a PASTRY shop with a Chinese NOODLE House..... DRUNKEN DOUGHNUTS..

The food here was good - I ordered the Drunk Man Noodles and Yellow Curry. Drunk Man Noodles were a little spicy as expected and came in a huge plate - enough to serve 2 even. The yellow curry was by far the sweetest Thai curry dish I've ever had. Though my bf loved it, I thought it was alright. Also had their Thai iced tea, which tasted good, but was extremely watered down towards the last gulps because of the heavy amount of ice they put into the drink. You'd expect such a sweet drink to stay sweet throughout... Prices were decent. Could definitely find cheaper and better Thai food in Queens and the city. Service was OK. The waiter was friendly, but both waiters were rushing back and forth and too busy to check back with their customers.

Wow...the best Thai food I have ever had!!! Came here for lunch and was very impressed with everything...ambiance, service, food and prices! Even the water tastes great...must be filtered...I always appreciate restaurants that have filtered water. My meal consisted of a salad with peanut dressing...perfection! Then I had the veg spring roll and for the main course I had Pad Thai with chicken...it was heavenly. It had a very slight spiciness and a light creamy peanut sauce with a nice garlic taste...I am now craving this! You get all three items included in the lunch menu for one low price. Oh, and I also had a Thai iced tea and it was also perfect with a strong tea flavor and just the right amount of sweetness. My hubby had a salad with cucumber dressing...chicken broth soup and cashew chicken...he absolutely loved it all. And I was amazed at the low price of $23 for all our food. You cannot beat the price! This is my new favorite place. The only down side is parking...no parking area, just need to hopefully find a spot on the street.

A little pricey, but all around great Thai food in the Long Island area. Had the Pad Thai (common, I know) with chicken, my family's favourite by far. The tofu dishes made here, I'd stay away from though. Tried the Fried Tofu and even with the chili sauce, it seemed so bland. The Tofu Curry had the same affect on me as well. We chickened out though, tried everything medium hot and that was hot enough. I can only imagine what Thai hot must be like O_O

I love this restaurant! It gets busy but we never wait... usually there's only one server who takes order and does everything else... sometimes we think she's the one who cooks too haha but we always have a good experience here.. food is good although I'm not a fan of their pad Thai.. too saucy... I've had better but we still like it.. it doesn't bother us... their dinner portions are big too and we always walk out with doggy bags... parking is a little hard so we usually park across the street and I think that a good thing because that street really gets busy... on Sundays they open late... I wish they could open a bit earlier... like lunch time..

Consistent good Thai food with a large menu The food was really good. They are always packed and need a few more servers. Appetizers was so good and all food was fresh.