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.

This place is a complete scam. They advertise one price online to get you in the door, but when you show up, the numbers are totally different. What you actually pay in store is higher, and when I asked about it, the guy working there didn't want to take any accountability at all. Instead of even trying to explain, he asked why I don't just return the food for a refund if I'm so unhappy which is honestly such a rude and dismissive response. On top of that, he tells me it's not his problem if I saw the pricing through Google or Yelp instead of on their "new website." For the record, those are literally the only places that even let me know this business exists in the first place. So if you're going to use Google and Yelp to bring in customers, maybe make sure your prices match? The whole exchange left a bad taste in my mouth before I even took a bite of the food. It's just shady business practices mixed with unprofessional customer service. I left feeling like I wasted my time and my money, and I definitely won't be coming back. If you value honesty and basic respect, do yourself a favor and go somewhere else.

We had a lovely meal at Thai Village and would definitely return. The pineapple curry was rich and flavorful, and the coconut-based soup had just the right balance of creaminess and spice. I do wish there had been more rice to go with the generous portion of curry--it felt a little short for the amount of sauce. That said, the mango sticky rice more than made up for it--absolutely divine! The restaurant itself is tucked into what looks like an ordinary house from the outside, so you might miss it if you're not paying attention. But once inside, you're instantly transported. The decor is warm, inviting, and authentically Thai, creating a cozy and immersive dining experience. A hidden gem worth checking out!

Went here with my siblings for lunch yesterday & the food was yummy & authentic Thai & Sang who served us & runs the place was very kind! Will be back!

I really enjoyed this place. Something about eating at someones literal house is just such a fun experience. The food was pretty good, I would say the Tom Kha or the fried spring rolls were the most enjoyable things we had here. The flavor in the tom kha was incredible and it was perfect for the weather. Pad Thai and drunken noodles were also good but definitely wasn't groundbreaking. I will say the chicken was SUPER overcooked, very dry. That wasn't enough to ruin the meal and it was still delicious, but thats the one thing I think could be improved. Service was great, its a small space so they won't miss / forget you. I would come back here because its close, but wasn't miles above most thai food in UT.

Quiet place, not busy at all (during a weekday lunchtime). Food was great. Spice levels as ordered.

Rolled into Thai Village after the gym last night and we were not disappointed! The service was fast and friendly, food was beyond delicious, and it was a nice place to sit down and share a meal. I love that they didn't play music so it was easy to talk while eating. The green curry was absolutely insane - perfect amount of spice and flavor. We asked for double chicken in both dishes and Thai Village absolutely delivered! LOVE LOVE LOVE

Came here with some friends and was pleasantly surprised! The restaurant is located inside of an older home, but I love the ambiance that it provides. It feels warm and inviting. We were seated right away. We ordered the deep fried spring rolls, yellow curry, and the pad Thai. The spring rolls were cooked perfectly. They had a great amount of vegetables inside of them. The dipping sauces they came with was very good as well. We were both impressed with how tasty they were. The yellow curry was absolutely delicious. It had a great amount of chicken, and it was tender. The flavor of the curry was very good. We will definitely order that again. The pad Thai was really good and I like the fact that it was both chicken and shrimp. There were only two shrimp in the whole order though. I would like to see more - given that it says it comes with chicken and shrimp. I would expect more shrimp. Our friends got the drunken noodles and that was very tasty as well. I will definitely be back here!

I almost gave it three stars because they shut me down on asking if I could get a soup substituted for a salad on the lunch special. I don't see the harm in that.

My favorite Thai restaurant in Utah. I can't vouch for anything else on the menu because whenever we go it's all curries. My wife swears by the Masaman--and I agree it's the best masaman I've had--but I love the green curry most, followed by panang. And don't miss the chicken satay appetizers!

Definitely a lunch spot I'll be coming back to! They have great lunch specials. Our group got the pad thai, pad see ew, and cashew chicken. Everyone was satisfied with their orders. The cashew chicken was recommended when I said I was particularly hungry. Good recommendation! The lunch special comes with a tasty gyoza, and a tiny salad. Ambiance is cozy as it's one of those businesses built into what was once a home. Give it a try!

Food is great! Service is amazing and usually on their toes at all times. Only thing to really remember is the hours they operate and that the online menu is very outdated. Other than that it's a nice cozy setting! Haven't seen any place like it

I've been going to this place for almost 20 years, it's usually pretty good, but last night...wow. Service was terrible. We got there at 8:30pm, a full 30 minutes before closing and they complained to each other about it in front of us. Then they didn't bring out some of our appetizers until I reminded them a third time. They brought out our first plate, cashew chicken, and the cabbage had mold on it. I brought it to the attention of our server and he said, "I don't want to be demeaning, but that's not mold those are seeds". You be the judge, but we lost our appetite for this place indefinitely. Not just because of the moldy cabbage, but because of the service.

Okay, after trying a few different local Thai places, this is my favorite. The staff is fast and friendly, the prices are crazy good for 2022, and the food is superb. Our waiter recommended the drunken noodle and green curry. We got the drunken noodle with chicken and the massaman curry with chicken. Both dishes were excellent. The only complaint I would have is that I wish it was a little spicier (although the curry did say it was supposed to me mild so maybe I will just ask for more spicy next time). It is located in a converted two-story home which is fun and adds to the charm. This is the kind of place that makes me excited for the next time I get to come back!

What a great Thai restaurant! The inside was so nice, and the food was presented so beautifully that I'm excited for a chance to go back again! We started with a couple orders of spring rolls, which were crispy and absolutely delicious. WIth Thai food, we love to order a variety of dishes to share so we can enjoy the different flavors. We ordered five entrées to share among the six of us. It was more than enough and we went home with leftovers for tomorrow. We tried the Cashew Chicken, Pad Khing, Khao Soi, Massaman Curry and the Village Fried Rice. Khao Soi is my favorite Thai dish at any Thai restaurant, and this one did not disappoint!

We love this place. It is simple and delicious. We have only one complaint, they never have mango sticky rice.

This is my favorite Thai place I've been to in Utah. It has a great menu variation. I have loved both the curries and fried rice here. The appetizers have also always been amazing.

Best Thai food in Utah. Disappointed when we try others that are closer. Seafood red curry with edamame and fresh rolls tonight. Perfect. Amazing with the requested hot condiments. Be careful with them though. Friggen hot!.

I can't believe I hadn't been here before. This is some of the best Tai food in Utah county! Maybe even Utah that I've had. It has a really nice home feel and our server was so nice. He was probably in high school and had great serving skills. The food though was the best part. They have all the Thai favorites and their own variations. I got the pineapple curry which was a spin off of yellow curry but instead of potatoes they use pineapple. It was so perfect and gave the dish such a fresh new flavor. I will be back :)

Service was great. Best Thai food in Utah. Have been back many times. Clean and pleasant.

The curry is amazing - lived in Vegas for years and haven't found a place that could compare to anything in Vegas. The yellow curry was amazing.... We'll be back to try them all!! Practically licked the bowl...

I go here often. It's become our go-to Thai restaurant. Not just because of convenience, but they do a good job making some pretty good Thai food that I clearly cannot make at home. Ha! Some of our go-to's: *Spicy Pad Ped *Yellow Curry *Spring Rolls *Drunken Noodles *Cream cheese wontons The ambiance inside is rustic and surrounded with Thailand-Asian decor. It's fun to dine in but they're also super quick with take-out. The service has always been good. Look forward to dining in again sometime.

First time coming due to emergency and wow im actually speechless the pad thai is my fav and its well seasoned and good portion its worth the price :)

I've had a lot of Thai food, and this was the worst. Everything was under seasoned and the chicken was over cooked. For the sake of your taste buds, try something else.

We really enjoyed our meal tonight. First, they seated us very quickly despite being pretty busy and it being a Friday night. I saw tons of people carrying out food and they seemed to be getting people in and out pretty quickly. We were given water very quickly after sitting down, and our order was taken as soon as we were ready. All 3 of Appetizers came out within 5 minutes and they were all fresh/hot and well made. The taco curry rolls were especially delicious. I ordered the Pad Thai and my husband ordered the Mango Jungle curry. They both came out plated BEAUTIFULLY which we were not expecting. They were delicious and well made! We will be back for sure.

I was recommended this spot by an uber driver once, and I was super pleased! Came by during dinner time and there was a sign saying they were short staffed so wait times might be a bit longer, but they were super reasonable in my opinion. We ordered the mango jungle curry and pad kee mao, and both were delicious and full of flavor! We also got the mango sticky rice for dessert, which had great coconut flavor. I thought something super cool was that everything was plated super beautifully, which made the experience all the more enjoyable. Coming from California which was some amazing thai food, I would say this spot is just as good as some of the top ones there!

Loved all the food. I ordered to go and the staff was ready for my pickup and everything was correct. All was delicious and fresh. Definitely would recommend this place and will come again often

Terrible. Awful awful awful. Terrible service, items that are on the menu are missing , the food was so so. Very disappointing. Don't go there. It's really bad !

I loved eating here! The food was delicious and the staff was great. They are short staffed so there was a long wait to be seated, but it wasn't a big deal. Once seated, the food was brought out pretty quickly and tasted very good.

I love Thai food. Wish the place wasn't small and cramped but it can't really be helped.

Best Thai food in Utah Valley! Very friendly staff! We got the massaman curry and drunken noodle. Very fresh and delicious

I've had thai food all over the country, NY son had experienced thai in Thailand best thai in the nation! ... More

We tried Thai Village for the first time last night. We had tried to go once before, but it was swamped and so we left. They were busy again last night, but we were at least able to be seated after a few minutes. The food was good, but they had some odd combinations of vegetables in our curries. The cream cheese wontons weren't great; they had parts that were warm, and other parts that were ice cold. They seemed heavy on crab, too, which I don't even remember being listed on the menu (that could have been dangerous if we had a seafood allergy). It took a while to get our food; they seemed severely understaffed for the amount of business that they had. I think if we were to go here again we would just do takeout.

Such tasty food! We tried the Pad Thai with tofu instead of chicken & shrimp and it was amazing! Also the spring rolls are worth it because they have so much flavor and no meat = more people can eat! Will be getting food here again soon 100%

We have been getting take out here for a while but quit going back for some reason. Tonight we got takeout again and we were so pleased with our dinner. I think it's under new management because the food is so much better now. I always get the pumpkin curry and it was the best I've had here in a while. My husband got the massaman curry and loved it. This place is back on our take out rotation. Stop here for some great Thai takeout.

I love a lot of things about Utah. Great sunsets. Gorgeous National parks. And Thai Village. Okay, how can it be that a little Thai place can compare to sunsets and vast peaking parks? Because they pack huuuuge flavor into their food. I'm in American Fork about 2-3 times a year and I always make sure I grab at least one meal at Thai Village. Here are my recommendations. The fresh rolls are good, not their greatest item...but still worth getting. The Tom Kha Gai is delicious!!! Not too sweet, fresh vegetables and meat options. Yum. Now, I've had their curries and their pumpkin curry is the BEST but, my favorite thing is the Laab Salad. I love Laab. Spicy minced chicken on a bed of lettuce, bathe it in fresh lime and all the flavors elevate. So freaking good. Better than finding undiscovered hieroglyphics on a rock at Arches Park. Yes. That good. Finish with the sticky rice with mango. You'll thank me.

I Ordered a tofu Massaman curry to go and had it confirmed on the phone and in person that it was tofu . When I got home and was eating my food I realized that It was chicken and not tofu. I am a vegan and have not eaten meat in years and its upsetting. Its already hard as is to just find food to eat and I wish restaurant's took it more seriously when a customer asks for a non meat option. I am vegan because I have gastrointestinal issues, meat is really upsetting to my gut health this I used to go to doctors over this issue but had it resolved only when I stopped eating animal products. Eating just this small amount of meat really upset my stomach. to credit the restaurant they did offer to replace my order but I live 15 minutes away and did not have the time to go back and have the order replaced, they then offered to give a refund which is to their credit is awesome. When I asked who I was talking to on the phone about giving me a refund they refused to give me their name which I did not find reassuring. But the fact of the matter is time is money. I was told it would be 15 minutes, but when I arrived I waited an additional 15 minutes (still tipped) and spent another 15 minutes driving home. Peoples time and health should be a matter of great concern especially if the options on the menu say they are vegetarian/vegan friendly. If people are ordering tofu its definitely for a reason.

delicious Thai food, friendly fast service. we really enjoyed it. Great price and very charming old home .

I've been here for work no less than 20 times (not joking). This is one of my favorite Thai places. Their portions are generous, flavor is on point, and service is good. My personal favorite is the Spicy Pad Ped (though I've had quite a few things on the menu). I can't help it, I just keep going back.

Great food! I got the yellow curry lunch special that was under $10! And I brought home left overs! To put this in perspective I weight 220 lbs and can easily eat my whole meal... so two meals for me could be like 3-4 for an average human! Oh and is was good! The only thing is the chicken was a bit dry even soaked in curry it just didn't taste like fresh chicken more like frozen or something, I'm no scientist, but it didn't ruin my meal it was still good!

This is my local Thai place and I love it! I always get the jungle mango curry or the pad Thai noodles. I love their other curries and noodle dishes also, but I keep coming back to those two. The lighting is a little dark at night, but I don't care because I'm not there for the ambiance. I don't think I've ever left disappointed with my meal. My husband and I recently found ourselves closer to the Thai House in Lehi and we ended up eating there, so I ordered pad Thai...I'm not sure what was happening in the kitchen, but the noodle dish I received did not taste like pad Thai. It was heavy with soy sauce and the noodles were dripping with it. I was not impressed and I left thinking I'll probably never go there again. Only the Thai Village for me!

I was super confused and thought this was a different place because there are 3 Thai places in close proximity, but this one is the one to go to for lunch. They've got awesome lunch specials, my favorite being the pad Thai because I've been a noodle mood lately, but from what I can recall, their curry is also pretty solid. I don't know if it's amazing (though the dinner presentations with orchids are very lovely), but less than $8 for a lunch that includes an egg roll + salad + a healthy portion of food is a definite win. It looks like an old house and if you come at the right time, you can sit upstairs where you can be pretty isolated from other guests, so it's downright awesome.

Not to be confused with other places named "Thai Village," this place stands alone and excellent. This family run place has a fun atmosphere, friendly staff, and excellent food. I. My opinion, it's the best Thai food in all of Utah county and probably contends for Gold or Silver in the entire state of Utah. The Coconut soup is delicious. The Massaman Curry is grubbin and the chicken Satays are large with a peanut sauce.

Went way downhill in food quality during pandemic and hasn't come back. Went many Times over many years and it is a shame really that it has gone so far down

I've eaten here several times. It is good. But not the best Thai in town. Ordering takeout is rough, apparently if they are busy they take the phone off the hook so they don't get calls. No recording or anything explaining that. I ended up going in to order and mentioned their phone wasnt working. They told me about not taking orders because they were busy, but it was dead.... tons of empty tables. Fresh spring rolls are my favorite typically, but these came wrapped in plastic wrap, and clearly not fresh. The veggies weren't crispy and there wasnt much taste. This visit was a disappointment, not sure if or when I'll go back. It might be worth a drive to somewhere I know will be good.

Super delicious sweet and sour chicken and the staff is very friendly. Definitely coming back and I'm going to recommend my coworkers!

If I could this place 0 stars, I would. I totally understand that they are short staffed but the guy that took our order was completely out of line and was super rude when taking our order. We ended up walking out after our order was taken even though we were so hungry and excited to try a new Thai place.

This is a great restaurant and the food is amazing. Personally I prefer Pique Thai in Highland but Thai Village is still good.

I'm sad to post this review as I've eaten here when the original war-refugee owner opened. He sold and the new owners sold out in serving quality food. The meat tastes frozen and added after cooking. I'm so sad about this.

I went here a couple years ago with my mom and we both really love Thai food. I grew up in Seattle where they had some amazing Thai places my family has gone to eat at. Unfortunately, my mom and I took our first bite of our food, looked at each other, and practically read each other's minds; this was not very good. We weren't exactly sure what happened to make it taste so... Not good. It just fell flat. We've never been back since and I'm not planning on it any time soon.