Thai House

One of the best Thai foods I’ve had. Small place with delicious food made to order. Couldn’t have asked for more. My two Asian friends absolutely loved it too, that tells a lot about the cook. A must try if you’re in Findley.

Yummy food is amazing… had here many times but never got bored… it tastes awesome
Perfect place for Thai food!

The tilapia was delicious. The owner was helpful in describing the menu options. A hidden gem in downtown Findlay.

I ordered a take-​out lunch of Tom Kha Gai (chicken coconut soup) and a Thai Iced Tea. I was very impressed; both were excellent! The restaurant is small, but my order was ready exceptionally quickly. The owners were very nice.
I would definitely recommend this restaurant to others, and I will certainly return.

Definitely a hidden gem in Findlay. The service can be slow so make sure that you have time to wait if necessary. The food is great and served with a smile! My favorite is the chicken curry noodles with medium heat. Give it a try

How is there not reviews for this yet?!
Yum! What a hidden gem! Next door was so crowded we went into here and we were glad we did !
I had the chicken pad thai and it was seasoned perfectly ! I added the pepper sauce to give it a kick and oh boy ! Delicious. A coworker got pad sew and it was equally delicious.
Their wonton soup was good as well. The wonton was huge and filled with flavor.
We also had spring rolls and they were cooked to perfection.
Tip: go early as there is only 4 or 5 tables of 2 or 3 seats! It’s well worth it!

Thai House is located in the tiniest, most narrow building, but it is bursting with good food! Their Pad Thai is seriously the best I’ve ever had and I love Thai food. The employees are so friendly and helpful, the food is amazing and you feel like you’re apart of the family when you dine-​in. Because it’s downtown a lot of people get their food to go, but they do have a small dining room with maybe 6 tables.

Great intimate atmosphere, quick service, very good Pad Thai and Thai Roll. Definitely a hidden treasure in Findlay!

Food is excellent, however the place is really small.

Very happy with my first time! I sat near the wall where the photos of the food helped me make my choices, and the waitress was very patient.

This place consistently impresses me with the quality of the food (and service). It is a simple little place, but makes my top 3 for Thai food. I’ve had Thai all over North America and this place competes! Give it a try if you are Findlay and want great food, but don’t expect a fancy place. :)

Great food and atmosphere. It made me feel like I was at my Thai Grandma’s house. Very quaint. Great flavorful food! Highly recommended!

Very small place, but the food is amazing! You might have to wait a little longer for your meal, since it’s usually a one-​person operation, but the food is definitely worth it. The Pla Rad Pik (fried tilapia) and Thai iced tea were especially yummy. And as another bonus, they also have books, magazines, and other things to read while you wait for your food.

Total of five tables, one Thai cook and one elderly server. Worth the experience and restroom is clean. I order the garlic entrée with Ice Thai Tea. All ingredients are fresh and prepared per your order. I would stop in again, very good!

I am just going to briefly reiterate what has been said. Super nice people. Tiny eat in area. Excellent crab rangoon. Easy to miss this place, but well worth finding. I actually was very hungry and got both the three rangoon, spring role, and fried rice. The fried rice was lite and tasty with really fresh ingredients. I am used to fried rice that is cooked to death and doused with oil to make a gummy heavy side dish, but not this fried rice, it was awesome. Fresh cilantro was on top of my fried rice which was presented in a very pretty manner on cool china, not what I would have expected from a little restaurant like this. (I would not have been surprised if it was served on styrofoam plates, but it was not). Then I had a bowl of the green curry Tom Yum soup with shrimp… Excellent. The shrimp were cooked just right, the heat was there, the flavor was very fresh the peppers in the soup were very fresh, and again presented in a very nice soup bowl with a little plate underneath. I will be back with my family. Reasonably priced for such good food. I would have to say the soup was probably one of my favorite dishes this year, it was that good.

Likely the most unassuming restaurant you will ever see… if you don’t drive right past without noticing! The dining room is as small as they come, with only a handful of tables for two. Decorations are globally eclectic and rather campy. This is really not a dine-​in place if you are concerned with ambiance and appearances.
Food, on the other hand, is great. The yellow curry has just the right amount of spice, and the pineapple adds just the right hint of acidity and sweetness to compensate for the richness of the curry and coconut milk. The crispy noodle dish was also out of this world. The vegetables were fresh, the noodles were perfectly crisped, and the sauce was the perfect compliment.
Add to this that the owner is also the chef and waitress, yet manages to be possibly the friendliest person in Findlay and you can’t help but feel guilty about the very modest prices.

Small hole in the wall, but it happens to be close to work. I do suggest to go if you are on a tight schedule for lunch. Portions were sized pretty well. The pad Thai was not the best I’ve had, but it was about what I would make in my own kitchen.

Very limited seating… but very good Thai. There is ONE lady usualy working — she is hosting, cooking, serving, and cleaning, but she does it all pretty efficiently. The food is always fresh (she is literally making it about 10 feet away from you). You have to walk through the tiny ktichen to get to the bathroom, so you get to see how clean the kitchen actually is. The Crab Rangoon’s are unexpectedly good here… most of the noodle dishes are hot and fresh with lots of veggies. Great spot to grab lunch!

I just recently ordered food from here for the first time, so I’m only going off one experience.
The place is teeny tiny but wonderful for take out. I counted 9 chairs, if that gives you any perspective. The one woman working was extremely nice and it didn’t take her long to make the food.
I know I shouldn’t compare restaurants but when youre in the middle of nowhere in Northwest Ohio the options for Thai restaurants are limited. I’m a frequent visitor of Jack & Jin and as someone who orders mild spice, I would say their food has more flavor than Thai House but the prices are much better here. You get just as much food, if not more. I will definitely be ordering again from here and I’m anxious to try other items on the menu.

**LOCAL BUSINESS**
Thai House is what rose up from the ashes of Khon Kaen. It appears the new owner (s) have sunk a little more money into the interior, but it’s still a small nook of a restaurant. I could only see seating 12 people there comfortably, and that may make some people uncomfortable.
The food is toned down, which is really to be expected for Findlay. This is small-​town, Midwestern America. Just add your sauce according to taste. Otherwise, the meal was up to par and my party had a great time. There’s one woman running the show, and the wait time may be a little longer than usual but it’s still a decent place to go for Thai.