Little Thai Kitchen

Having lived in the area a few years, I always drive past it and finally stepped in today. Friendly workers and you get a family run vibe immediately. I tried a few dishes with the “must try” stamp on the menu. Overall above what I expected, and has me curious to try a few more dishes next time. One thing I have to say is the decor is shockingly cute.

This is a horrible place. I am vegan and ordered vegan mock duck chicken with a curry. They ended up sending me the dish with the real duck, which I only could tell obviously after I started eating it. When I called them about it I got complete denial and then claims that I was not vegan but no offer of apology or remedy. I will be reporting this business to the Department of Health. Imagine what other kinds of mix ups you can have in your food. Stay way from this expensive and unsafe joint. I included the picture of the “vegan” duck with skin layer and fat on it.

Overall, it was fine but definitely on the pricey side. The peanut sauce didn’t wow me—it fell a little flat. The chicken satay, though, was a pleasant surprise: big portions and cooked just right. The Pad Thai? Just average, nothing to write home about.

I think the place was having a really bad day with no heat on and 1 person working as a waitress and handling all take out orders. She did try to be nice about, but still the place that had this amazing decor looked like crap with uncleaned tables just because of 1 person being overwhelmed. Did mention that this was on a Friday night where every other restaurant on the block was fully booked with no tables. The food on the other hand was pretty amazing. Food would be the only thing that would ever make me go back to the place

I have tried many Thai restaurants and had the privilege to travel to Asia and try the food. I understand Asian food. This place is genuinely horrible. I ordered two things Pad Thai and Tom Yum noodle soup. The Pad Thai was crazy bitter and overwhelmingly smoky (Also didn't give us lemon or hot sunset but that's a pet peeve). The Tom Yum had undisolved powders of what they use to make the soup quickly. The noodles were not only not traditional, they were also bad. They were undercooked. The soup itself was slightly spicy with no flavor aside from a strange sour. And the top it all of, the waiter (Asian male with blonde hair) was incredible rude. He left our table mid ordering and told us to "look at the menu". Excuse me? I'm sorry my parents aren't quick enough to understand your confusing