Thai, How Are You? - Thai restaurant in The Drag, Austin | Reviews, Photos & Information on Postcard

Thai, How Are You? - Thai restaurant in The Drag, Austin | Reviews, Photos & Information on Postcard

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Every Austin Restaurant Closing to Know About - Eater Austin

"Campus restaurant Thai, How Are You?, which featured the famous mural by local artist Daniel Johnston, closed. Originally called Thai Spice, the owners originally intended to take a holiday break but decided not to reopen." - Tim Forster

https://austin.eater.com/2019/10/24/20929254/austin-restaurant-closings

Thai, How Are You?

Alberto H

Google

Nice place for lunch or dinner but not the best one. Food was OK but probably you can fin better Thai food around. We had dumplings (not good) and then yellow and red curry the red one was spicy but good the yellow was good but not the best one we had tried. Fun fact they accept bitcoin

Cassy C.

Google

It was fine.. in my opinion the pad Thai had too much fish sauce but we all have differing opinions so that's not to say it was bad. The cheese rolls were deep fried like an egg roll and they were delicious. The pad see ew was very good.

Marisa A.

Google

I went for lunch and enjoyed the dumplings and box special with pad Thai. The location is great for students since it is on Guad. I look forward to trying the sushi next time. Would recommend if craving some Thai food.

Gloria O.

Google

Great tasting meal and low happy hour price (5pm-Close). Filling portions. I got the Longhorn, UT and Spicy Tuna roll. Each $6

Eun C.

Google

From beef curry to pad thai, Everything is so delicious but their staff is not nice and not kind. I love their food but I dont like their service and attitude

Hannah P.

Google

Definitely a great place for $2 beers during happy hour! Happy hour everyday from 5-7. The sushi rolls tasted okay. They were worth it for the price though!!! Salad was average. Papaya salad did not taste authentic and was not spicy. It lacked a lot of flavor.

BT W.

Google

Food was okay, too spicy seeing I selected "no spice". It over powered the flavor which wasn't bad at all. 1. There were two pieces of tomato one was 1 1/2" long and the other over an inch. 2. There were three onions slivers. I rated it a three because the chicken fried rice actually tasted good.

Kimberly M. H.

Google

The food was FABULOUS! The location is perfect and the restaurant has such an easygoing vibe about it. I had the yellow curry and a couple appetizers (I think I had vegetable spring rolls and the cheese wontons - not sure of the exact names from the menu). They were very tasty and dipping sauces were really good. Will definitely eat there again when I am in Austin and have a hankering for Thai food.