Tasti Thai

Very poor food quality. No spice and service was horrible … I can not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

The food was really good! Got some noodles in a Brown sauce and it was really good. Service was excellent. Don’t let the shopping center fool you.

My husband and I loved our dinner and definitely save room for dessert! Looks a little sketchy on the outside but is cute on the inside. The only thing that would have improved the experience was a better music choice. A classic rock station was just a little odd in a tai place. I prefer instrumental music while eating. Lovely service and food.

Amazing food! The flavors stand out and are very satisfying. For 7 bucks the lunch menu is awesome. ALl their good stuff is included and the portions are just right. Never had a bad experience there. Their soups are to die for!

I know nothing of Thai food but my co-​workers swear by this place and twice now I’ve been a happy camper.
Not a fan of spice I’ve opted for either shrimp pad thai or yum woon sen (thank you fellow Unilocaler for the taste bud taunting photo!). The shrimp were plump and juicy and portioned just right with each dish.
Yum woon sen is not on the menu but they are happy to make it if you ask. It has a nice vinegary kick to it and lots of crunchy texture– two things I really like in a salad.
With an iced tea my last lunch there was under $ 10, which seems unheard of for a healthy lunch anymore.
I found the inside of the establishment to be clean and appropriately decorated and the staff friendly and accommodating.
I see return visits in the future to explore their menu more!

Great food and friendly staff. but an inexperienced bartender/​s. They didn’t know how to make a greyhound. quite possibly one of the easiest drinks to make, grapefruit juice and Vodka so with that four stars but we’ll worth the visit.

RJ brought me here for dinner on October 9 because we wanted some authentic pad Thai. Not a lot to choose from drink wise, so we just ordered diet coke. We started out with shu Mai which were cooked perfectly. We both had shrimp pad Thai which had huge shrimp, and I love the bean sprouts. It could have been spicier. We ended with a chocolate molten lava cake which was like chocolate heaven.

I totally did not expect to find such an authentic Thai restaurant so close to where I live! We did not eat in the restaurant as we ordered the food for take out, but the restaurant looked so adorable and I had wished I was eating there instead of taking the food to go. We ordered the satay, lad na, and crispy honey roasted duck. The lad na, is like a wet pad see ew in gravy and with chinese broccoli. Not a lot of Thai restarants make this, and I was glad to see it on their menu. I wouldn’t recommend the satay, but the crispy honey roasted duck was very delicious and easy and enjoyable to eat.

I’ve only eaten their pad thai, but it’s really good. They seriously skimp on peanuts, but it’s good anyway.

I dined here twice over the course of a week. Nice, spacious restaurant with plenty of tables and appropriate decorations.
The service was slow, and they overlooked some of the basics, like taking my order, providing utensils, etc. That’s especially problematic during busy lunch hours.
The food was quite good, however. I enjoyed their take on traditional Pad Thai, and also had the drunken noodles, which had some good heat. The curry was also very tasty.
The main dishes were fairly priced, but some of the apps were a little on the high side.
I would go back if I was in the area.

Horrible service. Absolutely rude and unaccommodating. I’m standing here waiting for my food but can’t pay because the server is too busy watching videos on her laptop. That’s why it’s empty here. Literally I am the only customer.

The shopping center this restaurant is in isn’t great, but don’t let that stop you from checking it out. The food is delicious, authentic, and fresh. The staff and service are fast and friendly. I got shrimp pad thai and my husband got shrimp panang curry. The pad thai was delightful and the shrimp were cooked perfectly and they were generous with them. I tried some of the curry and it had great flavor and spice. We also split some satay as an appetizer and the chicken was juicy and the sauce was very tasty.

As far as Thai places go, this place has good food, great service and a casual atmosphere. All of the dishes came out in a timely manner, nice and hot and the glasses of water were always refilled. Our party of six ordered the sampler, two plates of Satay chicken and our individual dishes. I had the volcano beef. It was good. I wasn’t expecting anything out of the norm. The white rice was pretty dry though.

Very good food and when you ask for it spicy they certainly deliver. Seemed slow for a Saturday but we got take out and great portion sizes, well cooked, and very delicious. Fast service and I enjoyed the décor while we waited.

This is not authentic. Ketchup flavored pad thai, lard na was sour, the utensils were very dirty, and the beer was skunk.

I stopped by this one on my way back from Delaware seashore and I liked it. It’s not a fancy one and you might find its appearance rather unappealing, but the food is good. You may want to try their Satay with their garnished veggie. Their curry is pretty good too. They only have one waitress while I dined there so the service is kind of slow. That took a star out of my rating, but if you like Thai this would be the one you should try.

Best Thai food to be had in Delaware. We have sampled a broad variety of dishes on the menu and have found most to be very good to excellent. Tom Ka Gai soup is great, as are the steed dumplings. They use real wide fresh rice noodles for authentic Pad see Ew, and the curries are great. One of my fav dishes is Yum Woon Sen and theirs is perfect!

Been here a few times now always bringing along friends. I love it! Pad Thai is solid, there curry dishes are known the more mild side of the force, but bursting with flavor.
Atmosphere great! Lots of beautiful tapestries and quiet. Heavy hand on drinks, attentive wait staff, and fast.

Best Thai food I’ve had! Try the papaya salad (The best I’ve ever had), the pineapple fried rice with shrimp (AMAZE), or the thai basil chicken! It looks a little rough from the outside but I’ve never been disappointed. I used to live right around the corner and I DEFINITELY Recommend it…

I was driving back from NJ along ²⁹⁵⁄₉₅ when my preggo cravings suddenly came one with a NEED for Thai food.
We stopped along the way and found this unsuspecting little place in a shopping plaza. The restaurant was bigger than I expected and even had a bar and huge TV playing the Simpsons. The upsidedown hanging paper umbrellas was a cute touch to the décor, but i was all about the food.
The booths are a litlte bit cramped and you can feel every movement of the person on the other side of the backrest, but I was there for the food.
We were the ONLY patrons in the restaurant on a Sunday evening at 8, but i was comforted by the fact that the people seemed Southeast Asian.
We ordered:
Thai Coffee — I didn’t get to have any since I needed to sleep, but my dining partners stated it was pretty good
Thai Tea — A little sweeter than i would have liked, but WAY too loaded with ice in a cocktail glass (skimpy serving)
Drunken Noodles — YUM… i have had many bad drunken noodle dishes and this was actually pretty good =)
Thai Basil Chicken — with a nice twang of fish sauce in the background and a strong basil taste with a FIREY bite of thai bird chilies… i was happy =)
I don’t live near this place, but I travel the corridor on 95 enough between MD and NJ so i will be happy to know there is a good Thai place, not too far from the highway, to stop in a gnosh on some delish drunken noodles.