Thai Village

Stopped by here for a quick dinner and I have to say I liked a lot of the dishes. The curry dishes were probably the best with the pad Thai a close second. Decent sized portions to share. The sticky rice dessert with mango was just ok. Overall a great place for some Thai food!!

I love this place, I used to be an avid fan of their old restaurant Tai Hut before it moved. I think this place is the original so I was excited to give it a try. The food is *still* hands down incredible, and I can't talk it up enough! I always get the triple curry, it seems a little expensive but my husband and I will order it with extra rice and that will feed both of us till we are full. Honestly, I could bathe in this curry it tastes so good, I don't know to stress that enough. I crave it at the most unholy hours of the day, whatever they put in it is not from this planet. Definitely a 10/10 place to go if you're in town, all their food is authentic and delicious!

This is our absolute favorite Thai place. So fresh, perfect portions, nice staff, homey environment. One of our go to birthday/anniversary meals. The massaman and yellow curry are amazing. Pad Thai and coconut shrimp are perfect.

We started our meal with the spring rolls. They were just lettuce, noodles, and carrots. Nothing else. They came with a sweet and sour sauce which was weird. We ask for peanut sauce and were charged $2.00 extra, which is disappointing. The rolls were edible, but very basic. The cream cheese wonton and edamame were good. The meals were slow to come, which is okay, since I am willing to wait for good food. Everything looked nice, but the food was just okay. Very bland for Thai food. The other issue was we were a party of 6 and the time from the first dish served to the last was about 10 minutes which made many people food cold waiting for everyone to be served.

I’ve been here many times over the years and plan to continue enjoying it. But if I’m being honest, it’s more because of nostalgia and convenience than taste. Taste is ok! But I wish the food just packed more of a punch, especially the spicy options.

Absolutely phenomenal. Food taste 10/10. Food appearances 11/10. Been coming here for years and it never disappoints. And it doesn’t make me cry looking at the bill….

I had high hopes for this Thai restaurant, but unfortunately, it fell short in almost every way. The restaurant is set in a charming old house, which gives it a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t quite live up to the setting. The food was fine but nothing memorable—just your average, run-of-the-mill dishes that lacked any real wow factor. While the presentation of each dish was very lovely, the food was bland and uninspired—lacking the bold flavors and freshness that make Thai cuisine so great. There were a lot of servers milling about behind the counter which made it feel chaotic and disorderly. There were very eager to bring water to the tables but seemed very confused and not very knowledgable about the food itself. What really ruined the experience for me was the older woman, clearly in charge, who came out to look around the dining area and noticed a table with 4 people who were done eating. She asked if they were waiting for something. It was not done in a way to see if they needed anything, but more in a way to let them know it was time to go. The table was clearly uncomfortable and got up to leave. They had been enjoying their time but it was halted immediately to scoot them out the door. Very rude. Overall, it wasn’t a great experience, but it wasn’t terrible either. If you’re looking for a nice place to sit and chat, the ambiance is a plus, but don’t expect to be able to sit a while.

Fri 18 July 2025 - 5 Stars First time here. My son, his wife & 4 kids brought me here for lunch. Outstanding food and service. We ate family style and had 3 different curries plus Beef & Broccoli. Every item was wonderful! We also had the traditional sticky rice & mango - another hit. I'm glad we came, I can not wait to go again when in town visiting.