Lots of Eats Thai Kitchen

This small, cozy, and super cute Thai restaurant is absolutely worth a visit. The beautiful interior makes it feel warm and inviting, perfect for a relaxed meal. One thing we really appreciated was the large vegetarian section, which offered plenty of great options to choose from. We ordered the tofu curry, which had a mild spice level and was comforting and flavorful. The pineapple fried rice was yummy with a slight smoky flavor that we really enjoyed. The soy nuggets were good, especially when paired with the spicy sauce they serve on the side—it added a nice kick. The spring rolls were fresh, crispy, and delicious. A couple of items were just okay for us personally: the rice cakes were fine but not something we’d order again, and the lo mein leaned a little on the sweeter side than we

I had an amazing time at Lots of Eats Thai Kitchen. Their menu has a lot of variety and truly does bring out the taste of Thailand. Although the chicken satay were only grilled instead of having that char, I enjoyed the Haddock Black Pepper, General Gao Chicken, and the Mango curry. I came here to celebrate my birthday and the staff was kind of enough to make a special dessert in the form of a frozen pineapple! Would recommend 100%.

Had lunch here recently and loved the food. I always like trying pad see ew at different Thai restaurants and theirs is one of the best I've had. Thai iced tea is also very good.

Their iced thai tea and thai lo mein are out of this world. I love their drunken noodles too. Will come back!!!

Lots of Eats does have a pretty large menu. I went with the coconut shrimp which was very good and the seafood garden which was fine. It had much more ginger in it than I would have preferred. The service was very fast, and the appetizer and the main course both came out very quickly. If you are a slow eater, or want to spend more time on an appetizer, ask them to wait for a bit before putting in your main course order.