Food was excellent. Servings were good size and shareable. The pad Thai was excellent. Just the right amount of spice with number 3. The yellow curry looked a bit watery, but the taste was all there. Ginger chicken was good. Was not a fan of the vegetable spring roll, but others liked it. Overall a great place for Thai food that is very reasonable and very good. read more

First time to try this location. Service was a little slower them the other location, but the food tasted great and the spice level was perfect at a number 7. I had the spicy basil with pork. This dish is so filling and probably should be split between 2 for lunch but hey, I'm a big boy!! This place was pretty packed for lunch but still worth the wait if you have some extra time on your lunch hour. read more

Honestly this is my top 2 restaurant for THAI food in Las Vegas! The food is always consistently excellent! The service is spot on! Hand down one of my favorite places to eat in general! read more

Pad Thai is my favorite dish and Archi's Thai Kitchen is my go-to location. I just picked up my order and honestly, I don't know what happened but, the Pad Thai was not up to their standards at all. Noodles were overcooked and stuck together and found at least three pieces of chicken bones too. It didn't even taste like Pad Thai. Instead, the color appeared like something red out of a bottle that lacked any flavor. Fortunately, the Basil Chicken was edible. It will be a long time before I go back. I will advise my friend he may want to reconsider his next trip too because this was our place to dine out together. read more

Restaurant is open for dine in. Great service, good Muzak playing. Food was tasty, spicy basil beef on point. Large portions, good value for price. Will def come again. read more

This location use to be good. But last time we went there order some fried noodles is so salty and the taste different than before we asked waitress is Thai chefs? Answer is Maxican chefs!!!!This is Thai food you can't use Maxican to cook. Because is cheap labor? They can be a helper but don't let them cooks!!Order to go this time same thing too salty and not done right.Is not 100%Thai food anymore. read more

Archi's Thai Kitchen - Very salty. - Thai Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Archi's is my jam yo!!!! If you don't know you better ask somebody!!! Maybe you're momma

I love this place, also close to my work place. Everytime i come here i always order the spicy eggplant, chicken sauté and pad thai. The place is clean and the guy servers is pretty good when it comes to customer service. I come here often and i noticed that some of the females aren't friendly as the others. But will definitely recommend their tasty food. read more

Unassuming from the outside pleasantly decorated on the inside. I came here for lunch on a Sunday and was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the yellow curry and the pad ke mow and I have to say the pad key now was good but average. The yellow curry On the other hand was excellent. It was a creamy smoothness with plenty of flavor and spice with a nice warmth after a few forks. Portions were large so come hungry or be prepared to box some up for home. Service was good my water glass was always full. read more

Paid almost 50$ for 3 things thinking that it would be quality food considering it wasn't cheap. Their combination fried rice is COMPLETELY bland in taste, the shrimp aren't fully peeled so good Iuck eating shrimp skin. there is maybe 1-2 pieces of beef/chicken/shrimp etc. the rest of the fried rice is literally ALL RICE and gigantic pieces of raw onion like wtf? I don't understand how places like this get away with ripping people off for a whole plate of rice and onions, so shady. Be aware guys! read more

We all LOVE Archi's. We've tried quite a few things on the menu, but it's hard not to get the same thing every time. It's definitely our go-to Thai place. read more

What a delicious last meal in Vegas, all thanks to Archi's Thai Kitchen, I'll will be back! Dishes: Fresh Springs Rolls, Chicken Pad Thai, Beef Pad Thai and Shaved Ice (Pictures will be posted) Archis has a VERY friendly waiting staff! As for the atmosphere, it has this vintage and inviting feeling like a house! It was nice enough so you didn't feel cramped. I would highly recommended trying the pad thai! Coming from NYC, and having a love for Asian cuisine this is probably one of my top two places. The shaved ice desserts is deceiving because it was not shaved ice. When I think of shaved ice, I think of Malaysian Ais kacang (ABC). This seems more like a type of ice cream but the texture is different from store bought brands. The shaved ice here is some type of ice cream topped with condensed milk and boba! I would still recommended this dish as well. The only reason this restaurant did not get five stars was because of the Fresh Springs Rolls. Fresh Springs Rolls reminds me a lot like sushi.The steamed rice paper that wrapped the other sides is unable to hold all the other ingredients. When you pick it up everything falls apart making it very hard to eat. read more

This is a comfortable, clean Thai restaurant. It is nicely decorated and here you can have reasonably priced authentic Thai food. They have a drive thru take out at this location, but it works very slow((( They have a good selection and a large variety of Thai food, that is tasty and beautifully plated. The service is good and friendly. They explain the food in case that you're not familiar to the dishes. Once I asked for more chili sauce and they brought an excellent assortment of spicy sauces. There are always Asians eating here which is a good sign I think. If you love unordinary and spicy food, you'll like this place for sure. read more

This place is great as far as quality of food and value all rolled up into one. We went w/ the green curry (the only thing my wife seems to order any Thai restaurant we go to) and I got the beef pad kee maw. Throw in a big thai iced tea and the whole thing came to just a a few cents over $20. This definitely would've been more at Krung Thai and Thai Spice so you simply can't beat the bangness for the buckness. read more

I was pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness and quality of this Thai restaurant. I developed a fondness for Thai quinine after visiting Bangkok and it's beautiful little islands years ago. Most Thai restaurants around town don't meet my criteria (for cleanliness, especially)... but so far so good on Archi's place. I recommend trying their Thai Tea, Chicken Rad Na, Pad Thai, and be sure get an extra side of Peanut sauce. :) read more

Archi's Thai Kitchen - Chicken Rad Na- Oh so good! Chicken & Veggies on top of a big giant noodle. - Thai Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Quick update: Still keeping this a 4, and still loving my Thai Basil with Chicken lunch special and Brown rice. I've also mixed in some Ginger Chicken lunch specials at times and really enjoyed that as well. The main reason for the update? I swear their spice levels have gone up a notch. The last two times I've gotten my usual 7, my mouth has been burning more than I was used to before. Not in a bad way, but I wouldn't mind a little consistency. They've also updated their take out containers lately to this fancy schmancy plastic numbers instead of the styrofaom standard. I'm into it. If Thai Food drivethrus ever spread like wildfire across all countries, the goal of world peace would become more viable. read more

What cool little spot. I don't usually leave the casino much when im out here because i only come to Vegas for work, but I had some friends in town so we went out to eat. The building is nothing fancy, actually pretty plain inside, but it was a nice spot to enjoy catching up with old friends. It was very quiet inside event though there were a handful of tables with people eating (maybe thats a sign of good food??) the service was amazing. I was pretty thirsty so i was downing the water in the smaller sized cup they give you and it never was empty. The servers were there constantly to take care of any needs, but they werent overly attentive and only seemed to show up when we needed something. I didn't get anything crazy and just had the garlic chicken tonight, but it was great. I have heard of levels of heat, but she only asked us none, med, or hot. I chose medium thinking of what people have told me of "thai hot" but the medium was actually very mild. nice place, decent prices, awesome service. very good experience. read more

I'm really not going to delve into the authenticity of this place with my review. I'm not Thai, I don't know how to cook Thai food.. I'm really no expert. That being said... We went for lunch today and I was blown away by the food. We were the only patrons when we arrived at 11:20. By the time we left at noon, it was packed. Arrive early my friends! Lunch specials are a reasonable $6.95. I've never seen a Thai place with lunch specials, but clearly I've lived a sheltered existence. Chicken pad thai - I guess they make it the "Americanized" way, but I don't care.. it was so damn tasty. The portion is quite large for a lunch portion (approx 2 cups?). I couldn't finish half of it. I almost made myself sick trying to eat it all.. yup, I'm a fatty. Beef with bell peppers - a much more modestly (read: appropriate!) sized entree. The beef was very high quality for an asian stir fry type beef and the bell peppers were tasty as well. While there's nothing special about this dish, it was of high quality and it seemed to be relatively low calorie if you're eating light. Served with white rice. All lunch specials were served with a wonton (seemed to have meat in it? yumm), egg roll (just ok!), and soup of the day. The soup today was chicken coconut soup. I think the lady called it that because I'm not asian, because it tasted like Tom Kha Gai to me! A mini cup of Tom Kha Gai to wash down my pad thai with? I'm in heaven. Service was fast, and like I said many times.. the food and ingredients were all top knotch. A pleasant surprise for $6.95 each! I'll definitely be hitting this place again. read more

Food was good. Chicken panang at a level 8 was great. Pad Thai was good. Didn't like the music. I wish it was more Thai type music

Have gone twice so far to this location and have not gone to the other locations yet. I do understand why people say it's good and I must go to try it, but it's a steep cliff to say it's up with the best Thai ever. Had lots of Thai friends in LA and lived a stone throw from LA's Thai Town. First time- I grab the "basics" usually on the first go at a place to see how things measure up. Sure they may have a standout exotic dish, but if they can't cook the staples of their culture- it's not gonna cut it. So ordered a chicken panang and some ground pork with basil and some spring rolls. The panang was pretty good- just different from what I normally have as it had a heavier hand in coconut cream than most places I've experienced it. Different, but good. Pork basil is good, but really...can you fuck up ground pork, zucchini, basil and chilies? Its just a simple comfort food I like. Next time we grabbed another of the panang and this time did a pad thai. I'm not sure about the pad thai...it was good enough, but was missing something flavorwise I couldnt pinpoint...maybe needed more tamarind? I hear good things about the Pad Thai so I don't know if this is an off day or what my palette is looking for is different, but I'll give it another shot the next time around. Service is friendly, but not the most attentive at times with our lady going to the back for long periods of time. Portions and price is very fair, we had a bit of left overs for my lunch the next day. I at least see that they are trying to keep things authentic and made with love here so I can appreciate that. Good if I'm in the area, but I wouldn't drive this far specifically for this spot as its rather far from where I live. read more

I admit ...when I first caught glimpse of this place, I was a little scared. It looked like an old converted In-and-Out, with outside seating and an old drive- thru window. Truthfully, I was actually starting to doubt my friend's choice in lunch options AND Yelp. Terrible, I know. But, once again, I should learn NOT to judge a book by its cover. I mean, I should realllllly stop that. Archi's is cute and cozy inside, with about 10 tables. We were lucky enough to score some lunch specials ($7), which came with an entree, soup and a spring roll. My basil chicken was really tasty, but the 'mild' spiciness was a tad too hot for me! And, I can take spice! Whoo. My friend's pad thai was also really good and a little on the sweeter side (which I enjoy!). We were seriously dehydrated as we were just exposed to the insane Las Vegas heat, so we were glad that the waitresses were attentive and refilled our glasses pretty often. Satisfaction with our first meal in Vegas! So, lesson learned! I'll be less judgmental next time, I promise. read more

I don't get it. This was probably the most un-Thai like Thai food I've ever had. I had a lunch special. Red curry with some fried things resembling eggroll and wontons, some steamed rice and some really nice lemongrassy soup. The soup was the only thing I enjoyed. The curry was...bland. Bland...Thai...food. I can't imagine much worse in culinary sins. read more

I ordered beef broccoli and a order of Thai egg rolls and I was very dissatisfied! The food was bland had absolutely no flavor.

I am convinced that Archi's has influenced a lot of Thai restaurants in town. In my opinion, this old restaurant has set the standard for Thai restaurants that stay moderately authentic, while at the same time appeal to the general public. In my opinion, Archi's is a solid Thai restaurant, but it lacks the uniqueness and higher level of authentic Thai that I look for in a Thai restaurant. My Thai friend who is a cook told me that Archi's has good stir fries, but forget about the curries. So, I thought I would try both. We ordered the Thai tea, which was excellently balanced with sweetness and cream, the pad cha cha cha, the panang with chicken, and tom kha with chicken. Let's start with my favorite dish, the tom kha! I loved the tom kha (khi)! It has nice whole shrooms, with basil and a fairly good amount of lime juice, along with other yummy herbs. The coconut milk was generous, and very creamy. I think it could have been made a little more sour, since I prefer my khi's to be puckeringly sour! However, underneath Thai Grill, this has to be one of the best tom kha's I have had. Next up is the pad cha cha cha, which is a mixed seafood stir fry dish with a lightly spicy teriyaki sauce, and bamboo shoots. The teriyaki sauce itself was a little bit on the generic side, but tasty enough to enjoy. What did wow me though was the freshness of the squid. It was nice and soft, not chewy at all! The panang, which I have heard was good from different people (and not so good from my Thai cook friend), was in my opinion an excellent version of the standard panang you'll get at any Thai restaurant. It also reminded me of the chu che salmon at Thai Style Noodle House, but with a little less character. Overall, it was tasty, but not overly unique. I still think Thai Grill has the most unique curry flavors to date. However, compared to other Thai restaurants, this version of the dish has a nice balance between sweetness, coconut milk, and herbs. I struggled between three and four stars with this review. However, Archi's has long been the favorite for a few Thai people I know, but today there are a few better restaurants out there. For the sake of their history though, and their ability to help make Thai food popular in Las Vegas, I am settling on a four star rating today due to the previously mentioned facts, and that awesome tom kha! read more

My first time dining at Archi's. The servicer was not attentive at all, not once did he check on we're doing or did not ask if we need refills. The food mediocre, I would never go back... read more

Everyone who is anyone who loves Thai Cuisine will have to make a pit stop at Archie's on Flamingo and Jones! ( it's just a little more West of Jones) - They have a very easy and goto Menu, it's not full of items you wouldn't know about! Tom Yum Tom Kha all the BoMb Diggity! ^__^ So I love eggplant, and Archi's hits it on the money everytime. I get it all Vegitarianed Out even though I am a Meat lover as well... I also, love the Satay ( Chicken ) with peanut sauce and Cucumbers that I would love to mimic but cant... *__*.. I will always go back for More.. The snow ice is bomb... read more

"Hurts so good"...it's gotta be the theme song to Archi's. This place needs a disclaimer or some kinda waiver form. They need to let you know that if you want to be macho and order some spicy food, they are gonna beat you like a 2 dolla ho. my goodness, this place is serving up some super spicy food...on to the experience...we arrive around noon on Sunday and are promptly seated. Menu looks to have typical thai fare and I roll with the pad kee mao which is flat rice noodles with veggies, basil and your choice of meat. I order the beef and then comes the million dollar question: How spicy would you like that sir? That's so loaded when you're asked that in front of a bunch of friends. it's like the 'do these jeans make me look fat' question. it's complicated. I like spicy food and at thai places around the bay area, i order med-hot and i can finish my food and enjoy the heat. Here, they have a scale of 1-10 here so I feel like 7 is pretty safe. That along with a thai iced tea seemed like a safe choice and then it begins... the noodles came out piping hot and it honestly did not look spicy. there wasn't any chili oil or a bunch of chili flakes. It looked like a great dish of noodles...until i took my first few bites. holy hell, the noodles were marinated in devil piss or something. I could not stop sweating. halfway through my dish, it looked like i ran a marathon. beads of sweat running down my cheeks. The thai iced tea was my life line. I was a sweating mess by the end and I couldn't finish my food because the heat was too punishing. Don't get me wrong, the food was delicious. flavor profile was great, but it was....painful. minus 1 star for no warning on the heat scale being off the charts. Order a 4 or a 5 and enjoy the food. Seriously. If you challenge the heat, remember this: Hot In and Hot Out. read more

WE LOVE ARCHI'S!!!! We were in Vegas one year celebrating our anniversary and we were craving good Thai food. The front desk lady at the Venetian recommended Archi's. So taking her advice we tried this place out. Since then, we try to hit up this place whenever we are in town. I swear this place is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo yummy! :) :) Their yellow curry is exceptionally good and very flavorful. I highly recommend it. We typically order their Pad Thai and Pad See Ewe and Satay as these are our favorite Thai dishes. Archi's does a great job with them all. Everything we have tried thus far has been awesome. We look forward to eating at this place whenever we come to Vegas. read more

Pros: Authentic, savory, good quanity of food. Probably one of the best Thai restaurants I've been to. Wait staff is very friendly and quick to respond. Cons: Can get spicy....from a scale of 1 to 10 if you order 5 and up, its guaranteed to burn your face. read more

Love this place! Always yummy and love that they have a drive thru for pick up! Favs are the Tom Ka and pineapple fried rice! Nice size portions! read more

The Skinny: solid Thai food in a comfortable atmosphere (3.5) service - they'll get your food on the table but bring your own beverage 'cause refills are slow in coming (2) value - come here for lunch, not for dinner (3). When I have a hankering for pad thai or green papaya salad, I head here. I do it because a)it's close, b) it's not divey like Lotus of Siam (which is close to the infamous Green Door... dive!), c) their prices are reasonable during lunch time. The pad thai is a little too spartan on the protein, a little on the sweet side, and a little on the wetter side than I like. Sometimes it does lack "wok-hey" depending who's cooking (what we Asians call "wok air" - meaning the heat of the wok required for that slight char on stirfried dishes), it's flavourful enough to warrant subsequent visits. The pad see-ew tastes good but occasionally suffers from use of poor parts of chinese broccoli (gailan). The resturant does not strip the outer fibrous, bitter stem to the more tender middle parts which would definitely improve the dish. The spicy eggplant with thai basil again has nice flavours but the overall greasiness of the dish is off-putting (but then again eggplant is really hard to stirfry, period). The green papaya salad is fresh and goes well with the oppressive Vegas heat. The real value is at lunch time. You can get various offerings for only $6.95 which is good for a thai restaurant. Also at this location, they have unlimited refills of certain sodas which they don't have at the Summerlin/W. Sahara branch. As for service, expect to be served with efficiency so that the tables can be filled by other patrons. Don't expect that your beverage glass will be looked after quickly either. Lunch time is hectic at this location so get here a little earlier than noon or after 1pm to avoid waiting. read more

Archi's the OG of the three Archi's over town and it's definitely a good stand by for good authentic Thai food. Everything I've eaten here has been consistently super tasty! I recommend.... The good ol' standby's: Pad Thai, Anything spicy basil, Panang Curry, Chicken Satay, Tom Yum Soup. Conclusion: Consistently. Authentic. Tasty. Get it spicy! =) read more

Great service! The food was served in a timely manner. We ordered panang and tofu, Tom Kha gai soup, and pad see ew. Everything was so delicious! The Tom Kha Gai soup was so good. I Highly recommend that soup. It tasted really refreshing. The server accidentally served us the wrong dish. She apologized and gave us the right dish so fast. She was super nice! read more

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Archi's is the best Thai joint in town!! All my local friends have told me so and I believe them! Their lunch special is from 11am-3pm (3pm, i think?) and it comes with salad, soup, and an eggroll + your chosen dish for about $7.00. Whatever you order, from the curry to pad thai to papaya salad, the server will ask you "How spicy?" The scale is from #1-10. I like medium spicy, so i usually ask for spicy level # 6. If I feel like I want medium spicy that leans towards hot, I'll ask for level #7. Since this place has 3 chains all located in different parts of the town, it makes it very convenient to get your Thai food fix wherever you are. The ambiance of this place is very soft, clean, and inviting. I love dinning here. I always feel like I am at a resort. You know what i mean when you check this place out. Side note-- If you have a big party, I suggest you go to Archi's Thai Cafe (located on W Sahara Ave). Its a bit more open and spacious. Archi's Thai Kitchen is a bit small and on the cozier side. read more

First off I always compare thai food to ping kaow, it's just how my mind works and it's a good reference point for comparing vegas thai food I have been here 3 times now and it has been solid every time. I do like pin kaow better overall but this place is still well worth eating. The lunch special is fantastic and I had it with red curry and it was great.. The tom kha gai soup here is awesome and probably better than kaow. The reason I like pin kaow a little better is there pad thai is probably the best I have had and pad thai is one of my favorite things in the world so there you go. I would bet that half the dishes are better at one place and the other half is better at the other. read more

i love this thai kitchen. i had the red curry with beef here with the spice at 7. it made my nose run, but i could probably go a spice higher. i introduced my parents to this place who never ate a lot of thai and they loved it. my mom (picky eater!) is a big fan of the cashew chicken and gets it on the regular now. i found it to be very tasteful. my dad tries different things all the time and loves the spice factor. it lingers on your tongue so weak stomachs beware. the thai ice tea is really sweet and a treat all in itself. i had to share it otherwise it would have filled me up completely. the service was nice and attentive. we went on a weekday afternoon and there was only 2 other tables filled. i cannot wait to go back for lunch soon and try my favorite thai dish, the pad see ew with beef. definitely a thai place to eat at! read more

Archi's Thai Kitchen - red curry. spice set at number 7! - Thai Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Archi's is my favorite Thai Restaurant in town. I would have given this location 5 stars, except it is the smallest restaurant I have ever seen. Sometimes the wait can be 30-45 minutes. Other than that the food is EXCELLENT. The Red Curry is so rich and flavorful, it is probably my favorite. The Tom Kha soup is sooo good, the Pad Thai is great. The service is excellent, and the prices are reasonable. Go for lunch, they have excellent lunch specials for $6.95. read more

Nothing compares to this place. I've tried Thai from some areas in Long Beach/LA and i just don't really like how the food taste, I keep on thinking of Archi's and how great their food is. I just can't come to Vegas all the time to get Thai I guess... But when i am in town this is the one place I keep coming back to(been coming since Summer 2011). Def recommend, haven't tried all dishes but the ones i get are delicious (especially the Pad prik king). read more

Otdered lunch takeout red curry and thai tea. It was spiced perfectly and was delish! Definitely woth repeat visits.

I'm going to base this review on my aunt's and cousins' reactions because they aren't on Yelp and I don't typically choose to eat out Thai food (since..well...my family is Thai so I get the best of it ALL the time at home!): Visitin from the Bay Area, my aunt and uncle were craving Thai food, so my Vegas-residential-cousins took us here because they believe that it is the MOST authentic Thai Restaurant in Vegas. And they were right. My aunt (who cooks the most AMAZING Thai food) loved everything we ordered: 1) "Oyster Pancakes" 2) Pad Lad Na 3) Moo Krapow (Pork Krapow) 4) Yum Woonseen (Glass noodle salad) 5) Moo Pad Prick (Pork tossed in a chili based sauce) 6) Khang Bhaa (Clear soup curry with veggies and meats) #1-5 all tasted pretty darn authentic to me, too! #4 was super spicy! (Maybe bc I'm a weak sauce Thai person...) #6 wasn't on the menu, so my uncle special ordered it - he didn't think it was all that and feels that you should just stick to ordering things on the menu because that probably wasn't something they knew how to make properly.. ---AMBIANCE--- This restaurant is pretty small, and on a Thursday night for 5 people - we had to wait about 15 minutes before being able to sit. The decor is very very simple with a few paintings scattered here and there. They play very soft Thai classical music in the back that made me feel like I was in Thailand momentarily... ---SERVICE--- My aunt was very impressed with the waitresses -- who were all very sweet, smiley, efficient, and polite. (Thai elders are very hard to impress...and they were thoroughly impressed). ---VALUE--- Huge amount of food! We had tons left overs. Supponsingly you can come here for lunch and get a huge entree and an eggroll for about $6.50. read more