Touch Thai

This is a good Thai restaurant, but I will recommend you to go to the next door, Thai Thai.

Been awhile but stopped in today for lunch. Holy cow! Spicy Bamboo was delicious. I can’t recall the last time I had s better Thai dish. The service was very fast, although only two other diners were there that day. Presentation was beautiful which is something you don’t get with take out. In fact, avoid take out and come down for the nice setting, friendly service and excellent food.

I wanted to like this place sooo much more, but each of my experiences here have been «meh.» The food isn’t bad by any means, so think it depends entirely on what you get.
Last night I tried their lobster pad thai. The lobster and shrimp served with the dish were room temperature and did not appear very fresh. The dish was a little bland overall. However, my boyfriend got the panang curry and it was spicy and tasty.
On the plus side, service is super fast and friendly.

I can confidently say that this is one of the best Thai places in the Valley. We came here for lunch on a lazy weekend afternoon and chose to sit near the door in our own little cove. Service was friendly and quick. The food was amazing! Portions were large but the pad thai was flavorful, the drunken noodles were perfectly spicy and the green curry had just the right amount of kick. Each dish had its own delicious qualities but all the dishes were fresh, tasty and hot.

A great choice for an affordable, delicious lunch — we tried one of the fried rice luncheon specials, served with soup, with gyoza as an appetizer. Everything was nicely seasoned, fresh and delicious. Smiling, friendly, well-​paced service. Pleasant atmosphere. Extensive luncheon menu specials.

Chicken Pad Thai and summer rolls during the lunch special was very tasty!

Stumbled in to this place as it was the busier of the 2 Thai restaurants on the street. I thought that I would get the Pad See Ewe but the owner talked me in to the Drunken Noodles with lobster, which was actually the perfect dish for me. It had plenty of veggies and was the thick fast noodles that I like. And you can’t go wrong with lobster, right. Portion was good size too. I didn’t finish.

Tonight was the second time eating here; first time was take out, this time was delivery.
Delivery service was very quick. 25 mins tops.
Ordered the Udon Basil Noodles w/​beef and Rama Dish w/​chicken. Loved both and were very good! Would definitely order the Rama Dish again… the curry peanut sauce is on point!

Truly terrible delivery service — they did not have the courtesy to call after nearly 1.5 hours of waiting for the food, at a place 3 miles away. Upon calling they said that the delivery driver was near Emmaus which is 10 miles away from place. What SUCKS is, they had no decency to place a call & tell us what was happening. They can have amazing food, but I wouldn’t know because I still haven’t received the food and I am going on 2 hours 15 minutes now. Would give them ZERO stars — unfortunately Unilocal doesn’t not allow that.

Go here…
How experiences can vary as much is beyond me. All I can say is my meal was great. My family who eats Thai several times a month loved it. I personally had Udon Noodles which were absolutely superb. Lemon Grass soup and spring rolls great too. My only complaint was I love a hot tray and it was not delivered with the the rolls.
If you love places in the LV area like Thai Avenue… Then it will not disappoint… Like Thai Thai and Touch of Thai in Easton then maybe second guess… Each of these places are sub-​par in my opinion.

If you’re not from the area and aren’t familiar with it, be warned — this place, like apparently others in the area, are BYOB. I was going to sit down for a meal with a nice glass of wine but instead changed my order to take-​out and headed back to the hotel. Also, air conditioning did not seem to be working that evening…
I came here while in town for an interview and it also happened to be one of the MusicFest days, so the street outside was shut down for cars and full of rowdy people listening to music — which actually was quite a fun ambience. They left the door open and everyone could listen in.
The food: delicious! I asked for spicy and to my surprise, I got it (I almost never do…). And it wasn’t so spicy that it wasn’t flavorful. I got the Drunken Noodles with shrimp — there was plenty of shrimp, it was cooked well, and tasted great. I polished it off.

Love sitting outside on hopping main street. As good or better at lower prices than down the street at Thai Thai II. We’re regulars at both. Friendly staff always makes it a pleasant experience. Well worth a visit!

We placed an $ 80 order for delivery, 5 miles from the location. We were then told to pick it up because they have a 3 mile delivery radius. Had I wished to pick up, I wouldn’t have placed a delivery order! 3 miles? Why bother? Head slap. The good news is that Thai Thai is a few store fronts down :)

My taste buds for Thai food were violated by the first visit to this location. I definitely have no intention of taking them there willingly. Food seemed stale! The server even told us that all their food come frozen. Although that is across most restaurants, I would like to believe that it’s fresh. The two starts were for the quick service (probably the food had already been thawed overnight).

One of the best Thai restaurants in the Lehigh Valley. This place recently opened up, and is competing with Thai Thai down the street. Touch Thai is way better, offering up more authentic, tastier, and fresher dishes for cheaper prices, as well as way better service. The staff here is so accommodating and pleasant. I am always bringing my family here whenever they visit (I go to Lehigh), and am often ordering takeout from them as they deliver across the bridge to the south side (it is an added plus, although their delivery can get expensive as they have a $ 15 minimum, which is why I am taking one star off because it is sometimes a nuisance to order something extra when your order is say, $ 12).
Overall though, I really enjoy eating here and the dishes I have had are not only some of the best in the Lehigh Valley, but are some of the best compared to other Thai restaurants I have eaten at throughout the US. My favorites include the chicken in basil sauce, green curry, pad thai, drunken noodles, and the papaya salad.

Went during lunch on a Monday (Thai Thai II was closed which is my usual spot) Lunch menu provided quite a variety of choices with salad/​soup for 8.99. Ordered the drunken noodles and it was yummy. Service was fast and staff was very kind and accommodating. I sat outside so I can’t comment on interior. Overall it was a pleasant experience. Nothing out of the ordinary so no complaints really.

Ordered Pad Thai, Green Curry, and Drunken Noodles. Food came out fast and tasted great! Drunken Noodles was unexpectedly spicy, but overall was a good experience. Touch Thai is equal to or better than Thai Thai II. Would highly recommend for Thai food!

I usually come by here on my work break for their 8.99 lunch special. It comes with a soup or salad with ginger dressing along with a «lunch-​sized» portion of just about anything on their regular menu. Food is always extremely fresh and flavorful. Service is realllllllly fast and friendly although it is always completely empty when I go in the afternoon. Think they do a lot of take-​out.

Another great meal at Touch Thai. They make the BEST Drunken noodles! They have added many more items to their menu since we last visited but we both got the the Drunken noodles because they are so good… everything I have had has been delicious! I highly recommend the crsb rangoon for an appetizer.

Wet dog odor pad thai
It’s typically how i rate my thai experience, if and when the pad thai tastes or smells like wet dog.
Am i making this up? has no one else ever experienced this or am i just no open to new things and is this all in my head?
Kuki on 3^rd st, thai kitchen on southside and now touch on main st.
all eventually i come across that same odor that i cannot get past my nose.
I’ve never experienced that at White orchid or Asia restaurants.
I’d try this place if you are in the area and craving thai and the thai place down the street (thai thai II) is full or not open.
I also got mango sticky rice, but the mango was yellow and the consistency of an apple. maybe it’s not mango season?
i was not impressed but i’m excited to know that i wont spend (waste?) any more money here.
but i’m obviously in the minority, this place has mostly positive reviews? maybe they arent ordering pad thai, makes sense.