TinyE Kitchen

I'm a foodie, and I love snapping pics of my food, focusing on presentation, quality, and taste. My sister-in-law and I decided to check out TinyE, and as soon as we walked in, we were greeted by this super cozy, cute, and modern interior. The Thai boat was awesome, definitely on the sweet and sour side. And that pork belly? Totally worth it! I think they have the best price for it, too. We snagged the lunch deal, and the portions were huge. The spring rolls were also a steal. The curry was a total hit; it felt just like home, with all those mom-made ingredients. I'd totally recommend this spot to anyone craving authentic Thai food. It's a small place, so maybe not ideal for a big group, but you could always call ahead for reservations if you can! 😅🙃 Oh, good food does make you wait, so if

This was our second time dining here and both times the service was outstanding. It's a little hole in the wall type of restaurant however, the ambience/atmosphere there is fine with plenty of seating. The basil and pineapple fried rice were delicious. The drinks were really quite good as well. The large tray of seasonings on the tables I thought was great for us customers as the missus sure enjoyed having the variety of seasoning options for her bowl of pho and Thai boat. Gotta come back to try the curry.

Easy to order online through their website and on time pickup. Friendly clerk and immediately acknowledged upon entering. Cute inside with few chairs available, so not recommend for large groups of 10+. really like the crispy tofu pad Thai and the papaya salad.

Clean restaurant, nice bathrooms, friendly staff, big portions and the Thai iced tea was good. But that's where it ends. I ordered the pork fried rice. It was gross and the last thing you would call fried rice. I ate a little and took the rest with me thinking I could re-cook it and make it edible. The rice wasn't fried. It was steamed rice in an awful tasting sauce. There should not be sauce pooling on the plate like it was. The vegetables were overcooked and soft, in fried rice they should be slightly undercooked and crunchy. The pork was overcooked and tough as leather. I gave up trying to chew it. I wasn't expecting much from a strip mall restaurant so I can't say I was disappointed or surprised.

I’ve been here twice now and the first time I got pad se ew, ever since my favorite restaurant to get it closed down years ago this is probably the best that I can find in the Fresno/clovis area The person taking my order was awesome. They introduced me to Thai soda, which I love the green one. I recommend trying it fair warning only if you have a sweet tooth. The one critique I could give on the food is the second time that I went I got the it’s more on the price of your side compared to all the other places in town and I think they could give a little more meat and tripe because of that. Unfortunately, I won’t get the pho again Otherwise, I would’ve given a five star review. Atmosphere wise, it’s definitely family friendly. It’s a quaint little Thai food shop and there was a waterfal