Thai Thip

Quaint little Thai restaurant. We were expecting average strip mall Asian food but were pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the food. We definitely plan to return and try more of their dishes.

Small restaurant inside. Amazing food. I got the Yellow curry with 3 heat and it was amazing. I love spicy food. It wasn’t too hot but just right. The Thai tea was amazing with it.

We like going back here whenever we're in the area. They do fried crispy duck right and the fried snapper is always tasty. They don't mess around with the authentic spicy level so go easy on your level selection. Enjoy!

We could see that they do a lot of online orders, so there wasn't really anyone there, but we dined in and they provided AMAZING service! Super friendly, attentive, and quick. The food was just as amazing. We got the pad thai, orange chicken, fried rice, and soup and everything was fresh and delicious. I liked that there was such a variety on their menu, so I would definitely come back again and try something new. Portions were a good size too; I was planning to get two dishes but decided to just get one, and I'm glad I did because the pad thai by itself was enough to fill me up (and ya girl can eat!)

Delicious Thai food for a great price. Don't go over 3 spicy if you can't handle your spice! As someone who orders Pad Thai almost every time I get Thai food, theirs is among the best. Their Tom Yum and Pineapple Fried Rice are excellent as well. Glad to have this restaurant in our neighborhood.

So good!! I love Thai food and this place was perfect. The service was super fast as well! We got the curry puffs which I absolutely loved and the shrimp blankets were yummy as well. We like to try the panang curry everywhere we go and this one was amazing. Everything else we ordered was good too! And of course the mango sticky rice was the perfect way to finish off the meal. I will definitely be back, this could be my new favorite Thai place!

The food was quick, and it tasted amazing. I had the spring rolls and thai peanut sauce with tofu. The portions were so generous and I had more than enough for the next day. I would definitely recommend!

Thai Thip, a Thai food restaurant located in Hurst, was a spur of the moment dinner decision that ended up being the best part of our entire day! Their Google ratings, a 4.6 at the time of this review, is very well earned! In fact, we’d easily give them more than 5 stars if that was an option! Menu Options: Their vast menu includes appetizers, soups, salads, entrees, specialty dishes, noodle dishes, curries, fried rice, desserts, sides, and a children’s menu. Their beverages include both hot and Boba teas. Dietary Restrictions: Their menu was easily customizable to the dietary needs of vegetarians and vegans with the regular menu having multiple options for both groups. Most entrees allow the customer to choose their protein from tofu, beef, chicken, pork or seafood. Our order: I ordered the Mixed Vegetable Delight which was a multitude of fresh vegetables in a sweet and savory brown sauce that was served with an enormous pile of white rice. My husband ordered one of their house specialties - the Spicy Basil Duck which also arrived with fresh veggies and an enormous pile of rice. Pros: EASILY the best Thai food we’ve ever had! The service was awesome, the plating was beautiful and we’re already planning our return in the next couple of weeks! Cons: It was so spectacular that I can’t think of a single thing to complain about! Do yourself a favor and give them a try. You’ll be blown away like we were.

The most authentic Thai food in the area. The food is always prepared fresh and into your exact liking. I ordered this often via DoorDash as well as in person just depending on where I am at the time of creating my order. If I'm in the area, I will definitely stop by however for example, if I'm at work, I'll make sure it's getting delivered as I arrive home. The team is very nice. The flavors are very full. They don't serve wine, which is my only downside lol I wouldn't mind a little glass of Chardonnay is my order sometimes. Might go to order is Pad See Ew spicy level five with pork and you can't forget about their crispy eggrolls. Try them soon you won't regret it. Xoxo.

Clean, usually quiet place. Service is excellent. The food here has always been exceptipnal. The Lad Na should come with a warning. If you like lots of different Thai dishes, then you should never order the Lad Na. After you've had it once you may never be able to make yourself order anything else.

First impressions is that this is a hole in the wall place. Service was initially a little slow at first, but once they got the order food came out in about 15 minutes. I got the pad kee mao($16) with pork, pad Thai with shrimp ($18), papaya salad ($13). I got the drunken noodle with two peppers and it wasn't as spicy as I expected it to be, the flavors were still quite good but could've been a bit more hotter. The pad Thai with shrimp was good , I just wish there were a few more pieces of shrimp in it. The papaya salad was also quite good, loved the spicy, salty, and sour taste it had. Portion size was above average which I liked. Overall a good experience for Thai food. Food(50%): 7.3 Staff/service(25%): 6.6 Value(25%): 7.0 Overall: 7.0/10

Staff were incredibly nice and attentive on a Saturday night. The place was about a third full and seemed to mostly be people from the neighborhood coming to eat with family in small groups. BYOB. The Thai tea was very sweet and good as expected. The crab rangoons were a little too small and not the hot lava with crunch that I tend to expect. The asparagus delight was very big and not terribly spicy for being 4/5 level but quite tasty. The curry was 2/5 spice and just right. Definitely a cute neighborhood joint that warrants another visit.

Went here for the first time for lunch with a friend. This is a family owned restaurant. We ordered Pad Thai, Pad See Ew and Thai Tea. I must say they are all flavorful however they are on the sweet side. It was a bit sweet for my taste buds. I would go back here but would probably request lesser sugar on the dishes. That's for the 2 stars that's missing in this review. Service was prompt and staff was nice and attentive. Owner came up to chat with us. Could've told her our feedback on the food but she came before we tasted our dishes. Regardless, staff are awesome. Ambience was ok for a Thai restaurant; not that big of a dining area but it doesn't bother me.

Awesome service, the guy was very helpful on helping us choose what to eat, a bit warm inside and a little disappointed that they ran out of Thai tea and apple juice. Overall it's a great place in a nice and safe neighborhood.

We ordered take out so I can't speak to the service or environment. We ordered because other yelpers had ranked it well. We ordered pineapple curry and pad Thai. It was good.

This hidden Thai gem is one of my top go-to spots for delicious Thai food whenever I'm in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford area. The service is excellent, and their dishes are authentically reminiscent of the ones my mom made for me growing up. You can't go wrong with Thai Thip's Pad Thai or any of their curry, rice, or soup dishes. If there's a vegetable you're not a fan of, they're happy to substitute it with more of one you prefer. Their portions are generous, and they definitely don't skimp on servings. If you're ever in the H-E-B area, do yourself a favor and stop by--you won't regret it!

I had such a great experience here! From the moment we walked in, we were warmly greeted, and taken care of throughout our entire meal. The ladies working, there were kind, attentive, and most of all committed to ensuring that we had a great experience. I would definitely recommend to try this place out if you haven't yet. The food was wonderful and the establishment was clean, well taken care of and cozy. It felt like I was sitting at someone's kitchen table. I will be back and I hope to see you there!

They have a large selection on the menu and the food was good. It's casual and feels like a good place to order take out.

First I want to say 3 stars doesn't mean "bad". This just not "great" for what I look for in a Thai place. The restaurant is cozy and nice enough. Service was good. Food came out very fast. I had the "Steamed dumplings". (Why is it not called shumai?) They flavor was just not what I was expecting. Not to my taste at all. My friend did enjoy them. My entree was Massaman Curry Fried Rice. One cool thing on the menu is the ability to get any curry for the fried rice. It wasn't bad, I did enjoy it. Just not great. Seemed to be missing something. I did taste the peanut chicken and pad Thai from others plates. Both were good as well. My opinion on this place is that it is lighter on the seasoning to more appeal to those not accustomed to heavy Thai seasoning. For those new to this this place would be a great start, for those wanting more potent authentic this flavors I would recommend elsewhere.

We finally came over to try Thai Thip one evening when deciding on what to have for dinner. We were sat right away and taken care of quickly. Food took a little bit to come out, but everything seemed to be made fresh and tasted really good! Everything but our soup came out spaced perfectly for us to have enough time to eat. Though a part of that could have been what we had ordered, we had gotten 2 apps and 2 meals, with one small soup coming out in between was about right if we had been a little quicker to eat it/hadn't gotten the apps. The spice on my meal was about right for me, my wife felt that based on the bite she had it could have used more ... though for her the spice on hers stood out a bit more. We will for sure be coming back to try more of what they have to offer!

Not real happy. The food is good but the portions are so small for the money. The other Thai place we go to has portions that are about twice this size. More expensive but way more worth it.

Food was terrific. Just the right amount of spice. A great little place where you can bring your own bottle of wine. The service exceeded all expectations. I highly recommend the Thai Thip.

I was hungry for chicken pad thai, so I found this Thai restaurant on Yelp. It was referred to as a hidden gem and got high ratings, so I thought I'd give it a try. Service was excellent and very friendly. Food came out fresh and hot, and there wasn't a long wait. My boyfriend and I tried the spring rolls, which had the best peanut dipping sauce. The pad thai was very good. I highly recommend Thai Thip!

Chicken pad Thai 6/10 Thai egg rolls 5/10 Thai tea 7/10 Everyday that I have been around Ft Worth, this place keeps popping up on my searches. I've ignored it enough and decided to come by anyway. The Thai egg rolls had a good flavor but the texture of one of the vegetables kind of threw it off. The chicken pad Thai has a good flavor, large portion. Lots of chicken. I got my heat level at 4 of 5 and it was a nice heat. Not over powering. By the time I was done eating my nose was runny and just as the heat started to kick in, the Thai tea took it all away.

Stopped by Thai Thip which is located off Harwood in Hurst. When you arrive, there is plenty of parking in front of the restaurant. When you walk in, the restaurant basically has open seating and we sat ourselves. We started by ordering the fresh spring rolls with shrimp which had great flavor, especially from the peanut butter sauce on the side. We also ordered two veggie egg rolls that had flavor, especially from the sauce. For entrees, I ordered the Shrimp Pad Thai and my partner ordered the Pad Woon Sen with Chicken. When the Shrimp Pad Thai arrived, it looked good, but the portion size wasn't super large (largely filled with sprouts and green onions). My partner's Pad Woon Sen noodles had a great smoky flavor, however the chicken was very dry. I'm not sure if I will be returning, but if I do return, I'll likely try the curry next time.

Delicious food, fantastic service. Staying at a hotel nearby for work and my co worker and I decided to go here and was the best decision we could have made. What a great dinner! When we return will definitely come back

I found this place on Yelp, and I was not disappointed. The ambiance tells you this place has stood the test of time. It looks a bit older on the inside but it is well kept and clean. The servers were quick to serve us and you can choose the spice level of your dish from 1 to 5, 5 being the spiciest. I can't handle spice very well, so I chose a 2 and it was perfect for me. I ordered the massaman curry, my family tried the pad thai and the pad see ew. All of them agreed the prices are fair, the portions are big, and the food was literally the best Thai food I have found in Texas so far.(Houston, Dallas, and Fort Worth). It is an amazing hidden gem. The only thing that makes me upset is that I live in Houston! I wish I could come here every week. I don't frequent this area very often but if I do I'm going to this restaurant again and again.

I tried this place out with a couple friends and the pad thai i ordered was sweeter than I am used to. I also ordered the fried tofu and I wasn't the biggest fan because they came out so skinny and dry. The service was ok, and the restaurant was cute on the inside. I would say it is not a bad place to try, but there are other thai restaurants I feel would be tastier.

Somebody actually cuts up fresh vegetables in the kitchen instead of frozen The waiter checked on me three times and filled my water. My dish came out exactly the way I ordered it and tasted amazing. I have found that I don't get this type of treatment and quality everywhere I go. I really appreciate it this restaurant. Thank you.

Best takeout Thai food around!! This is out to go for Sunday takeout. Love the pad thai and pho

Very good Thai restaurant. We really like Thai food so we've been able to compare this restaurant with others in the Arlington area and it's comparable. Also very good service. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Delicious, and the wait staff are great too. Their Thai tea is good. It's BYOB which is nice. The ambiance leaves something to be desired but then they'd have to pay for it=higher food prices, so it's great the way it is; totally reasonable costs. Fresh food!

Did takeout, amazing portions on appetizers (fried tofu). Not my favorite Pad Thai but still good.

This restaurant is absolutely incredible!! Authentic Thai, incredible service, child friendly atmosphere and exquisite food. We tried the duck curry, which was just the right level of spice and got number 5 chili on the side, the pad Thai was hot and fresh, orange chicken was crispy and the best orange chicken I've ever had. The star of the show was their mango sticky rice. It was melting in your mouth delicious. I was having trouble getting my little to eat, and they were kind enough to give me a bowl of broth and rice, which my toddler guzzled down. When where we are back in town this will be our go to place. Thank you so much!!

This cozy little restaurant tucked in to a strip mall was a pleasant surprise. The servers were courteous and helped with making our selection from the menu. There were so many choices! Our food was served promptly and piping hot, the veggies were cooked to perfection, and the sauces flavorful. Well done!

Garlic Chicken hear level 3 out of 5 is what I ordered. No very garlic or not hot. Chicken was just bland.

This is our first time back since 2017, and the food was phenomenal. We ordered spicy edamame, chicken wings, orange chicken, and cashew nut chicken meals. DELICIOUS The atmosphere was chill as well as the service was amazing. They were very attentive to all in the restaurant. We definitely will be back!

This is the best Thai place in dfw!! Every dish on the menu is amazing. But my recommendations are Tom kha, Pad Thai, pad see ew, or pad kee mao. Reminds me of all the dishes I ate growing up!

I was in the Fort Worth area on work travel and found this place on Yelp. The reviews were accurate. My dish was amazing, and the service was great. I wish I had known this was a BYOB place, but now I do and will definitely bring a bottle of wine.

We had been meaning to come try out Thai Thip for years at this point and I finally got us to commit to going. We decided to go big with our visit and get at least one of each of the items that had caught our eyes to try. We enjoyed the curry puff (chicken) and corn patties as our appetizer . We also got a vegetable soup as an appetizer which came out after our other two, but close enough to our meals that it ended up being saved for with our meal. That is probably the only item we got that we wouldn't order again. Not because it was bad by any means, it was just the most basic of the options we got. We all enjoyed the pad thai and green curry we shared. I would probably go up a spice level than intended on the pad thai based on my palate, cause the green curry seemed to push out more of the spice than the pad thai ... but that is very much my palate! I for sure plan on bringing my sister in law a time that she's in town!

Decent Thai food in the area but I do recommend Koracha over Thai Tip. Came because a friend of mine recommended the place. It is for sure a family owned restaurant which I love. I got the crab fried rice of course it was imitation crab but it wasn't bad. Got some beef item but it was at best a 5/10. The flat noodle as well was a 5/10.

I ate the pad see woon here two years ago, and it was absolute bliss. I have thought about this restaurant multiple times since, but I'm not from the area, so Thai Thip had to live in my dreams...until tonight. Finally, life led me back to the Dallas, and I drove a half hour to try it again! I ordered the Pad Thai, red curry, and shrimp spring rolls, to go, and WOW! The food is as fresh and authentic as I remembered. The to go portions were generous (I'll have leftovers for the week), and the packaging was impeccable; my spring rolls came in a separate bag so they didn't get warm, and there was cardboard between the two entrees so they were sturdy in the bag. Outside of Thailand, this is in my top Thai restaurants. I highly recommend it!

I love the food. We've been eating here awhile. Unfortunately there was a roach in my red curry this past week. I tried calling to talk to them about it and the woman I talked to was real pissy.

The food was great and the service was exceptional. The food was prepared really quickly and the waitress was very attentive. Will definitely be dining in again.

Authentic, reliable, and homey. It's also BYOB. This is our favorite place for celebrations when I'm home. We've made a tradition of coming here for Christmas Eve dinner, when my little brother comes into town, and for birthdays. Oh, did I mention that this place is essentially open on every holiday? Love the staff. They're efficient and attentive to our needs. Ambience is down-to-earth. It's a true gem in Hurst. I see some comments about the cleanliness, and I want to reassure everyone that it has always been clean everytime I've come! The food is reliably delicious. Haven't tasted an off day. Favorites include pad see ew with chicken, chicken wings, pineapple fried rice, and spicy pad thai with shrimp. We add in a vegetable and chicken dish for my mom which tastes much better than it's name. I enjoy this food Thai tea (and my awesome family)! This is located in a strip mall area with a lotof close parking.

Food is always so good and fresh. Owners are awesome and they seem to have a cult following with byob offering. Small place so come early.

Great food! Visiting Hurst and had two vegan friends! Perfect meals! Server was awesome and had great knowledge on what items were vegan and ensured there was no fish sauce in the curry. I had pad se ew for lunch and red curry for dinner. Level 3 spice was the perfect amount for me.

Stumbled upon this place while taking my grandma out shopping. You don't expect much from the inside, but man oh man. This food completely exceeded my expectations. It felt like you were eating in someone's home, cooked with so much love and care. The server was so kind to us, my grandma only speaks spanish and he was patient while she took her time ordering, and answered all of our questions about the menu. I would recommend this place a hundred times over to anyone!

My go to place if craving for Thai food. This is close to where I live and they don't disappoint. Place is small so I usually just get to go and enjoy it at home.

Really good food in a low-key strip mall location. BYOB which I love. If you are plant-based, vegan or vegetarian this place is great. If you are a meat eater it's also great! I've only ever eaten at the restaurant but their takeout biz looks busy too.

I was quite happy with the flavor of their pad Thai. It also came out really fast and was priced fairly. The only think that soured me a little was their policy of added gratuity on parties of 2 or more (as the sign said) like I get this if you came in with a large group but this is just forced tips on anyone not alone. When I eat in, I tip nearly every time, but this rule is clearly there to encourage to go only. Which I still suggest as the food is worth trying. Despite that I would suggest this place if you are in the area

Small unique place - hidden treasure in Hurst. Highly recommend the pineapple chicken in red curry. Mmmmm

Dine in is byob and heat of spice great. Tried the drunken noodles for first time & it was amazing. Service is always friendly & quick.

This place is a gem! We have been going there for Almost 7 years now! Service is always good and food is great!

The drunken noodles are very good, and my husband liked the pad Thai noodles. The restaurant started filling up at 5:00pm which is a good sign.

I like Thai food so this small long-standing eatery had a head start for me. It has been many years since I visited and I still enjoyed it. We sampled Thai spring rolls and chicken satay, both good. Sweet sauces accompanied both. We especially liked the peanut sauce. I ordered my routine Pad Kee Mow and found it good as well. He liked his orange chicken. Dishes were all sweet. Vegetables were good. Noodles were a bit overcooked and broke up in the pad kee mow. Nothing fancy about this place, but it remains popular. Several orders of takeout were picked up while we were there.

I am always in the mood for Thai food. There's something about the balance of flavors in the dishes that I can't get enough of. When out doing errands in a town I am unfamiliar with, I needed to refuel and saw this restaurant. Walked in and sat down immediately. After looking over the menu I settled on massaman curry with chicken and my husband chose the pad see ew with tons of spice. We waited for a bit, comforted by the very friendly and accommodating wait staff. When the food arrived we were quite hungry and ready to eat! Upon digging in I was less than impressed. The curry was thin and lacking in the punchy, complex flavor that I'm used to. Plus, I missed the peanuts normally in a massaman curry, though the cashews weren't bad. The rice was cooked well but the actually curry kind of let me down. It was thin and almost watery both in body and flavor. My husband said his pad see ew was just okay, they spice wasn't spicy enough for him though he requested 4 on a scale of 5. I tried a bite, it was okay. The food did the job and the staff was truly great but we left a bit disappointed.