Thai Cuisine

Not accommodating to food allergies. Made me feel very unwelcome. Never going back. I explained how I had a shellfish allergy on the phone and the woman hung up on me. Rude.

It’s quick and they deliver. Otherwise I’m unsure what I ate. The Shumai was like a wet sponge of mush. It was also tasteless. I don’t think the proper texture could have saved it. Coconut shrimp was edible. The shrimp was over cooked the batter was pretty good but excessive. The Choo Chee was ok. The curry sauce was too watery. If this is the only Thai in Newport then go for it. I hope your meals are better though.

I love the shrimp pad Thai and crab Rangoon but they always forget soy sauce! Doesn’t matter because the staff is always nice and the service is quick

I’ve only eaten in the restaurant twice, but I’ve ordered takeout here upwards of 20 times. This is based on my takeout experience. Takeout is very quick. It takes about 15 minutes for them to prepare your order. I usually get the veggie pad Thai, and to this day I swear it’s the best pad Thai I’ve ever had. Very light, not too sweet, good veggie to noodle ratio. Would HIGHLY recommend. Can’t wait to come home so I can eat here again!

Decent food for the Newport area but there are better places. But the customer service is lacking horribly. There is one waiter working while the owners stand around and talk. The cook had to come out to run orders to help. Dirty dishes were stacked up in a cart causing nasty smells. Many tables left dirty due to one person working the floor. Hire more help to keep the food fresh.

Always a stopover from NYC to Cape Cod. The only restaurant I know that serves spicy basil– order anything with it! Delicious curries, especially with butternut squash. Excellent fish cakes and tom ka gai soup.

Not recommand this place to have a decent meal. The waitress had no smile and tired of espaining menu. In the meanwhile, flies were flying around. Food is ok but menu is overpriced.

I really wanted to like this place (need a go to Thai place!) but a combination of poor customer service, lack of ambience, and high prices leads me to say avoid! Food was good, but nothing spectacular. But great menu — lots of choices. Lackluster service, to put it mildly. Not greeted when entering, eventually had to go grab menus myself, drink order was ignored and we had to ask again for our beverages, plates delivered to the table without any inquiry as to whether we needed anything else. Server put the plate on the table and abruptly turned and left as we tried to ask for something. This happened twice before we were able to request what we needed. $ 70 for dinner for two with just two beers. Prices might be justified and service failures might be overcome with really great food and some semblance of ambience but that’s just not the case.

Not the best thai food but decent enough. I had veggie lover and garlic pancakes which were a good vegetarian option.

I love the drunken noodles here and other items ive tried on the menu. One problem i have with ordering from here is i dont see consistency in the dishes. sometimes the drunken noodles are spicy, sometimes not, sometimes too spicy to eat regardless of the spice level you request. Also, i would really love to see a better attitude from the staff when i eat there or even just pick up food. they are very dry with their customers. The last time i ordered from here, the drunken noodles dish was very different from the previous times i ordered. lastly, sometimes my whole office orders food from here and an order is usually missing or a dish is wrong. If they can makes these details better, their recipe is rockin and i wont be able to stay away!

Although it wasn’t the best Thai food ever, it was quite delicious indeed.
As starters we had tom yum soup and crab Rangoon. Both were very good but the Rangoon was a bit different than others I’ve had before.
My dad had the red curry with scallops which he liked very much, especially because it had eggplant in it.
My mom had the seasoned beef with house sauce, and liked that a lot.
I had the panang curry with chicken and enjoyed it thoroughly even though my nose was funny from all the spiciness!
We sat outside and overall a pleasant evening

The Mrs. and I have visited Newport in June for past several years to visit our oldest daughter and her two children. A couple of years ago we ordered delivery from this restaurant and ALL were very pleased with the food quality and even the promptness of delivery.
So this year the two of us were looking forward to a «just the two of us» evening. Coincidentally we had been to this owners Chinese location down the street where we had a spectacular meal earlier in the week. So, with a beer and wine license (instead of a byob at their Chinese location), we had high expectations of a great night here. Spoiler Alert! That was not to happen.
The actual menu seemed to coincide with the one listed on their website (which doesn’t always happen) so we were quite enthusiastic about ordering a 300 ml bottle of unfiltered sake. We were advised «sorry, we are out of that». Our next choice was the Thai Lotus wine, indicated on the menu as «# 1 selling». Apparently, this wine was such a hot seller that we were advised «sorry, we are out of that».
Our next drink choice was a carafe of the chilled sake and were advised «sorry, we are out of that». We then studied the wine/​sake list a bit further and noted that they had Kung Fu Girl Riesling, a wine that we were familiar with. We were overjoyed when our waitress brought a bottle to the table but were advised «this wine is not chilled».
It was then that we realized that this evening was done and we briskly made it toward the exit door.
While I am not that knowledgeable about the cost of Newport beer/​wine licenses, I presume that they are not inexpensive. If you are so inept that you cannot stock wine/​beer items in June during the start of tourist season, perhaps you would be better off reverting your license back to a byob like your other location down the street.
I have two suggestions for potential customers reading this:
1) Order delivery. You will enjoy the food.
2) Plan on drinking water if you dine in. Newport tap water is excellent.
On our next visit, # 1 will be our course of action as we will be bringing sake or a good chilled wine from elsewhere since you are obviously incapable of serving it on your premises.

Good night out for Thai. Ordered 3 entrees and veggie (fried) rolls to start. The rolls were average, served with a mild sauce and no garnish. The pad Thai was good, a bit sweeter than I prefer, but a noteworthy staple for the table. The spicy green beans were served like a curry with rice, uneventful but decent. The choo chee curry, red curry base with mild coconut milk, with a salmon fillet as the protein was 4.5 stars, it was recommended by the rather shy waitress. Don’t overlook this if you want a seafood option, very good. Complimented with a nice beer and wine selection, I would go back. Eating in was enjoyable, nice interior, with great people watching from the spacious windows on Thames.

Best Malay Noodle soup EVER!!! A cure for what ever ails you. Not to be overlooked; Drunken Noodle are the best I’ve ever had. If you are in or near Newport– don’t miss this gem! Great staff that that takes the time to explain menu options.

2 stars for the simple fact that the waitress did not look like she wanted anyone in there. Barely made eye contact and it honestly felt like she hated everything about her job. She also didn’t even come by the table to see if we needed anything or to check everything was ok. Again, 2 starts because the food was ok. I had a pineapple fried rice with chicken and that is the last time I’ll be visiting this place. Bye.

I always struggle with three stars. It feels like I’m giving a negative review but it DOES mean A-​OK. And I’d give it 3.5 stars if I could ( Unilocal, when are you going to start using ½ stars? Way overdue). Anyway, the pad thai was the tastiest I’ve ever had. Not a huge portion although other reviews have mentioned that. The fresh spring rolls were pretty good but nowhere near as good as Jacky’s nim chow. The service was odd, not rude but very disconnected and slow.

This place is pretty close to my house so it makes a nice stop on my way home. I have never eaten in the restaurant but get carry out on a pretty regular basis. I like several of the things (in particular the appetizer bags-​I can’t remember what the actual menus name is-​although sometimes they are a bit greedy). If you are an out of towner and looking for a cheaper place on upper thames this is a good option. I have had a few average things there but nothing bad. I prefer Siam Square for Thai but I have to go to Middletown for that.

Thai… authentic 5 stars. Was on hold for 8 min. They are the best I’ve had and I know Asian.
Authentic Thai 5 star Asian cuisine.
Gourmet delivery. Took 50 min on Friday night
Go for the Drunken noodles

We had the wings, mango salad, and chicken fried rice. Good food — nothing to write home about. Service was okay. They have copper counter top tables that leave an interesting smell in the air — reminded me of restaurants in Asia.
I wouldn’t go back but I don’t regret it either.

Terrible!!! Extremely bad service. The wife ordered massaman curry with tofu and found a piece of meat in it. They got a new dish and forgot to get rice for almost 15 – 20 minutes in spite of repeatedly reminding them.
The food tasted pretty bad as well. The drunken noodles were burnt. This is the worst thai food I’ve ever had.