Service, very good. Food - meh. First time I ever had Thai food served with normal white rice, not Thai Jasmine Rice. Went there twice in years previous. Obviously the place has changed hands since. Perhaps now they have an Irish chef? read more

Asian food is tricky when you're gluten free. Either staff is not familiar with dietary restrictions or just plain don't offer any accommodations. I found Chiangmai to answer questions pretty well and consistently when asked about gluten free options on the menu. Pad thai is safe and delicious and drunken noodles (my favorite) can be made gluten free using different noodles (the pad thai noodles instead of the wide flat noodles). It's not the same but just grateful for gluten free noodle options at all! Evil jungle princess is also really good and not as spicy as it sounds! Mango curry is gluten free and fine but I prefer panang curry or the evil jungle princess personally. Unfortunately the mango sticky rice is not gluten free. read more

Excellent food and friendly customer service. Good Thai food is hard to find in Philly and this place has flavorful authentic dishes. Great pad Thai and soups read more

Excellent service and very perceptive to each persons diet and preferences. Claire my hostess was fabulous and gave me the spice level I desired. Cozy little spot in good ole Conshy! Will come back again in the future. read more

Ordered takeout so can't comment on the ambiance etc. the spring rolls were very tasty. The pad thai noodles were good but somewhat dried out. However the flavor was good and I enjoyed it overall. read more

An epic battle was taking place in Conshohocken! The Evil Jungle Princess ($16.95) was fighting for her life against the Crying Tiger ($15.95). You could hear his spicy roar throughout the Jungle. She had pelted him with dozens of Tulip Dumplings ($6.95) and stabbed him with Chicken Satay ($6.95) all to no avail. She was losing. As a last ditch effort she flung a huge portion of fiery Drunken Noodles ($15.95) at the tiger who roared as he slurped them up. The massive tiger staggered slightly as the heat from the noodles took effect. The Evil Princess saw her chance and shoved the tiger into the Mango & Sticky Rice ($8.95) trap that she had prepared. It was over. She had won. Evil Jungle Princess would forever be the SIGNATURE DISH at this fine restaurant! As you can see, all your Thai standards are here. They are plated beautifully and generally good to very good. However, the lovely wife and I found nothing we would call outstanding. This BYOB restaurant is immaculate and we enjoyed a nicely decorated traditional atmosphere. Our waitresses were excellent so we experienced superior customer service. We wished they would take the food up just a notch but the overall experience for us was very good. read more

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Chiangmai is owned by the same folks that own the delicious Thai Orchid in Blue Bell (Pennsylvania). Unlike their other restaurant, this one is smaller. It's almost always crowded during lunch and dinner hours when I visit. Like their other restaurant, the interior is very-well decorated and is symmetrical. In colder seasons, the inside can get drafty, but I think they mitigated this by putting up a windscreen by the door. Find this Thai BYOB right on Fayette Street, across from Flanigan's Boathouse. Our servers (Air and Kwan - spelling?) are always nice and come by when needed. The dishes they produce (love their drunken noodles and thai basil entrees) are always tasty, but not always spicy to my taste when requested (unlike at Thai Orchid) - I guess the cooks are more conservative here? When they DO hit it right, I'm a happy camper. (Keep in mind that I like to abuse my taste buds.) Recommended! read more

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This is my go to in the area for Thai food & I've never been disappointed. I generally order the drunken noodles or the evil jungle princess. Both are sufficiently spicy as-is (and I love my spicy food) and tasty dishes. I ate in recently & they have cut down the number of tables to observe social distancing; the staff was attentive despite a constant influx of take out pick ups. I'm glad they've managed to stay in business because I'd miss them immensely. read more

Chiangmai - Drunken Noodles (beef) - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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Chiangmai is located next to Floccos in Conshohocken. It is in direct competition with its neighbor Win Wah. The menu is diverse with many options such as Evil jungle princes, a spicy stir fry, and vegetable Buddha dumplings. We ordered the satay chicken, Thai dumplings, drunken noodle chicken, bold and spicy shrimp and duck pad Thai. The service was attentive and polite, we always had a pitcher of water. Interior is a little small, and if you don't like a draft sit away from the door. Beautiful decorations on the inside make for a comfortable experience. The appetizers were the highlight of the meal. Crispy and flavorful fried dumpling with hoisin was a great starter. The satay chicken was tender, peppery with a very complimentary peanut sauce. The drunken noodle was standard. It wasn't as spicy as described, but the flavor was consistent. The noodles were a little bunches up but the vegetables, noodle and chicken were in good proportion. The presentation of the dishes were great. The pad thai duck was over fried, and noodles tasted too sweet. Other than that the dish was tasty. Bold and spicy shrimp was claimed undercooked, sauce was runny and the shrimp looked unappealing. This dish may be a hit or miss depending on your appetite for sea food. I would recommend to stop in to Chiangmai if interested in some Thai cuisine. The pad Thai is most popular dish. Appetizing meals compared to other local spots for a great price. read more

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* review for takeout * Drunken noodles with tofu + veggies was pretty good but the portion size was smaller than other Thai restaurants. The same with the red curry with veggies and tofu. There wasn't enough curry for the rice and I felt like I was eating a semi dry curry dish. What a shame because the flavor were actually really authentic. Service was friendly and takeout was quick. read more

Chiangmai - Red curry, takeout portion was too small not enough curry - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Didn't have a great experience here, but I may just be used to the Thai food scene in pgh. The best thing I ordered was the pad Thai, and it wasn't very flavorful. The curry was really soupy and the fried tofu puffs were a little strange. I might give it one more shot because it is the only Thai available in conshy :/ read more

When you order Thai hot in this restaurant, they do not kid around! I absolutely loved that about this restaurant. Being a lifelong Chilihead, I am so disappointed with restaurants, where I order my food extremely spicy and when I taste it, it is not even mild! That was not the case here. I love that they listen to their customers. Since this place was so close to our hotel, we decided to order takeout from here. Being a porkaholic, I was slightly disappointed that there was no pork in their menu. My husband doesn't eat duck so we decided to go with shrimp entrees. Actually we were ordering a vegetarian fried rice, but we found out that the shrimp fried rice and vegetarian fried rice cost the same $13.95 so we decided to go with the shrimp fried rice instead. My husband ordered the shrimp green curry and I went with the shrimp Evil Jungle Princess. All 3 of our dishes were packed full of flavor and was extremely spicy. Just as we had requested it. Haha I had asked for extra homemade Thai hot sauce, but I didn't need it. As someone who eats ghost pepper regularly, when I say their dishes were hot, it was hot. Our lips were on fire but we thoroughly enjoyed each and every bite. read more

Chiangmai - Shrimp Fried Rice, Shrimp Green Curry, Shrimp Evil Jungle Princess - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Chiangmai is an attractive Thai house on Fayette Street in the heart of Conshohocken, PA. It is part of a three restaurant local chain that have a good reputation for authentic Thai cuisine in a nice atmosphere. My experience at lunch confirms that opinion. I entered about 1:00 PM and was seated at a deuce at the front window. Cool view of a bustling Fayette Street. The menu was presented by an attractive server who directed me to the specials page offering a prix fixe of soup, salad/app and entrée for $9.95. Sounded good, but I knew I couldn't eat that much, so ordered the Vegetarian Drunken Noodles. While waiting, I took in the décor of the dining room. It was simple, yet beautifully appointed with wall and ceiling hangings from home. Lots of color and texture. The staff was likewise adorned in native dress. It wasn't difficult to remember my days relaxing in Chaingmai after business in Bangkok. Brought a secret smile to my face. The large platter arrived quickly - a massive load of broad noodles, chopped broccoli, carrots, onions, sprouts and cubes of tofu in a moderately spicy sauce. Really flavorful and good mix of textures, shapes and colors. As beautiful as the sarong on the woman serving me. Very much enjoyed my lunch, and would not hesitate to return here, or to the other restaurants in their portfolio. read more

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Ordered takeout from here as one of us was in the mood for Thai food. Two of us ordered the pad Thai with tofu while another ordered Siam noodles. First we shared an order of Thai dumplings. These were deep fried and came with a small bit of sauce. Good but not particularly memorable. The pad Thai was not particularly flavorful and was accompanied by a wedge of lemon, not lime. The Siam noodles tasted and looked just like the Pad Thai but had a few vegetables mixed in. All in all, the food is just ok and the service, even though, it was just takeout was nothing to write home about. Parking is limited on the street although there is municipal metered lot across the street. read more

This is the place to go for great pad Thai around Conshohocken. The lunch special comes with soup, appetizer, and entree. I got the jasmine soup, thai dumplings, and pad Thai and ended up taking so much of it home for later. I totally recommend checking this place out. read more

Chiangmai - Chicken pad thai - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Amazing Drunken Noodles with Shrimp! Fulfilling the hunger of something New, True, & Cooked for You! Freshly cooked veggies Pon Top! Bonus choice of adding extra Egg, Shrimp, Veggies, onions WoooW! Follow up with Tulip appetisers read more

I'm very happy to have tried this place. Delicious food with some great lunch specials and a very friendly staff. I think it's a really good value and fairly-priced. I'll definitely return. read more

Food was really good and flavorful. Plenty of room. Service was friendly and prompt. Prices were reasonable, and the portions were huge. We got the following : Chicken satay - juicy chicken with a peanut sauce that complemented it well. Mango salad - delicious, though it was drenched with too much dressing, loved the addition of shrimp, everything went well together. Salmon supreme - salmon was beautifully cooked, with so much nuance in flavor. Thai eggplant - your standard Asian eggplant dish. Pad Thai - a massive portion, could have had more lime juice sprinkled on top, but still tasty. read more

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Food was okay... the basil fried rice was a tad too mushy and the red curry was watered down... just tasted like coconut water... noodles were fine but the beef served with the food was to the brink of being chewy and almost not cooked... they serve the food with a lot of veggies which is fine but kind of devalues the price of what we are paying for the food... $16 for one plate of basil fried rice... service was normal always had water for us. The restaurant is nice it's very cute and the decor wasn't over bearing like other Asian restaurants. I just wish the food matched the price that I am paying for. If they fix the things mentioned above it would be an amazing place. read more

Really solid spot for authentic Thai. Met another couple here for a dinner and enjoyed our meals. I got drunken noodles and it was very well flavored with just enough spice to give good heat (which may be too much for some people). It's pretty tiny inside, but felt personal and friendly. The food was presented with care and most importantly tasted delicious. :) read more

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I came here with my sister and we both got a lunch set - which is not on the online menu. We each got a soup, app and main dish for $10 bucks or so. We both added on a Thai tea as well. Total including tip was $33.00 so it was a nice dine in lunch. The soup was eh, but I liked the app and pad see ew I ordered. Portions were good sized and fresh. My sister got the Pad Thai which she liked as well. Overall I would eat here again. read more

Chiangmai is a great go to spot for when you're running late from work, exhausted from grad school, or too tired to cook on a weekend. Eating there at least three times a month I'd say, it's a solid 4 stars. Service is fast and also friendly. I've only ever ordered take out and have never been disappointed. I love their Red Thai Curry with extra vegetables and no meat or tofu--needless to say, they're amazing at accommodating changes to the menu. The pad Thai is also good; not the most amazing pad Thai in the world but very flavorful and very good for conshohocken! I'd love to eat there and take advantage of the BYOB in the future. read more

My parents and I came in the middle of the week, but they were still decently busy which was a good sign. Immediately we noticed how dark it was and this made it difficult to see the menu. It didn't help that the menu was printed wrong with it starting in the middle of the entrees. Upon navigating through that, I ordered the dinner special of soup, appetizer, and entrée, while my parents just got an entrée each. Lemongrass soup - Had a very strong lemongrass flavor which was delicious. Lots of mushrooms on top, chicken hidden on the bottom. Thai dumplings - Came with 2. I actually ordered the Tulip dumplings, but I guess the waitress misheard me. No matter, can't go wrong with fried plus beef. Pad thai - Ordered it spicy with chicken. Came with tofu as well which was silky soft and lightly fried so there was a crispy covering. If I were to come here again, I'd just get the tofu. The noodles were undercooked and crunchy in some parts. At first I thought it was from the peanuts, but alas it was not. At least the sauce was good with an undertone of spiciness that sneaks up on you. Not sure how good it would've been if I hadn't asked for it spicy. Thai basil chicken - Great flavor but on the salty side, especially since there's a puddle of sauce and only a small scoop of rice, half of which is already soaked. The veggies helped somewhat, mainly the zucchini. Pineapple fried rice with shrimp - Shrimp were well-cooked with the tails removed. The rice was soft and sticky, interspersed with onions, green beans, broccoli, and chunks of pineapple. It was decent, but the pineapple flavor doesn't encompass the whole dish. Overall, the dinner special is value and most of the flavors were there, but I'm not sure how easily I could excuse undercooked noodles. read more

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ADORABLE RESTURANT and lovely servers. Ordered: Buddha Dumplings.....veggie filled with dipping sauce....my companion really enjoyed I only got one ;) Tom Yum Soup.....mildly hot three very nice sized shrimp good flavor Pad Thai with shrimp.....I didn't hear complaints just lip smacking Eggplant something I forget with both chicken and shrimp.....not spicy enough Everything had a nice flavor but not spicy (hot) enough and my dish had 3 chilies A previous review stated the interior was boring and I didn't think so....each table had a different color floral print cloth and there were pictures hanging. The seating is tight but not more so than any restaurant in a bigger city where space is premium. I would guess they are hopping during lunch because there are several office building nearby. read more

Chiangmai - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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Terrible service,food I have had better, and they don't honor reservations, even if your on time they give your table away to a walk in

*Review of Take-Out* I've ordered from here twice. I like their portion sizes. Three dishes is always enough for two people, and there's always enough left over for a single meal. I'm not sure if it's standard for the amount or types of food, but they've provided two small boxes of steamed rice each time. The first order consisted of Green Curry Chicken, Thai Basil Chicken, and Pad Thai with Beef made extra spicy. I love spicy food and the spice level was good on each dish. The PT w/beef was plentiful, but the beef was scant. The second order was Tom Yum, Drunken Noodle with Chicken, Evil Jungle Princess with Beef, and Green Curry Chicken. The spice level was high once again, and the DN had a good amount of beef in it. I attempted to order delivery the second time, but decided to brave the snow since I wasn't happy with the delivery ordering experience. They will not take phone orders for delivery, so you must order delivery through their website. After going through the entire process of filling out an online order, their site requires you to include a minimum 15% tip and pay a $5 delivery fee. I almost conceded and clicked to pay. I was taken to a separate site where I noticed that even more money was added to the tip with no way to change it. Maybe their site is just glitchy, but it comes across as a shady business practice. I'll definitely order take out from them again, and I want to try dine-in. If they fixed their online delivery, I would probably even order from them once a week. read more

Chiangmai - Tom Yum (Lemongrass) Soup - ordered take-out - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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Regarding the review from Christopher James W. - My name is Claire and I was a server you talked to that night. Sorry for the inconvenience but first of all the dish you had wasn't Drunken Noodle. Apparently, you ordered Evil Jungle Noodle from special menu. Evil jungle noodle is totally different from Drunken noodle. The dish, as we explained on the menu, is jumbo rice noodle with mixed vegetable in red curry sauce. While Drunken noodle is jumbo rice noodle in spicy-chili-basil sauce. The difference is Evil jungle noodle is more like combination of variety vegetables,noodle and curry and it is very saucy compare to Drunken noodle which will have less vegetable and of course Drunken noodle will have more noodle in it. But, I understand if you were not happy about the dish you got since you mentioned that you order drunken noodle all the time. You offered to pay more to add noodle and when I told you that I would check with the kitchen to add more noodle into it. You suddenly refused and said you were fine. So I thought at that point you just didn't want to bother with it. As we always try our best to satisfy our customers, I took the dish out from your check so you didn't have to pay for the food you weren't happy with even there was nothing wrong with our same old recipe for Evil Jungle noodle. But maybe next time you can be sure to have more noodle as you expect by order drunken noodle, your favorite dish of all time. read more

The food is not authentic. It's the quality of Panda Express but instead of Chinese this is Thai. The people where nice and I felt bad that the place was completely empty compared to the restaurants across the street that had plenty of customers. Those who like non authentic Thai food should come here. The taste is altered for those who want modified Thai food. read more

Conshohocken's premier Thai restaurant. We ordered the Pad See Ew to go. The noodles were delicate and chewy as it should be. Intense amounts of flavor. Plenty of meat in the dish and colorful broccoli and other vegetables to add vibrancy to the dish. The restaurant has a huge variety of Thai cuisine and they are all delicious. read more

Chiangmai - Pad See Ew - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Lesson learned, when you say very spicy here they are not kidding around. Our food was practically inedible because it was so insanely spicy. We had one dish that we ordered "medium spicy" and it was not spicy at all. The Drunken Noodles we ordered as "very spicy" and this is the one that we threw out because it was so spicy that it wasn't possible to eat it. Other than that, I thought the Evil Jungle Princess tasted very meh. It was alright, but nothing I'd rave about. The Drunken Noodles would have been good if edible. We did however love the Thai Dumplings and the soy dipping sauce. Lastly, we did order takeout. If I ate here again I would dine in. The dine-in entrees seem to be at least 50% larger than what you get with takeout, which is whatever portion they manage to fit into the tiny containers to fill them. read more

Chiangmai - Beef Drunken Noodles (left) & Evil Jungle Princess Chicken (right) - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

Today was the first and last time ordering from here. I ordered the Pad Thai w/Beef and add shrimp (extra charge for the shrimp). I got 2 pieces of shrimp. It supposed to have tofu and ground peanuts. 2 pieces of tofu and peanut dust. Its says ground peanuts, but this was dust of peanuts. Hardly any bean sprouts. $17.95 for crap read more

Chaingmai is like falling in love for the first time. Step one: open a bottle of red wine that you brought to impress your lover Step two (a): order a fire-y, passionate dish like the Jungle Princess to set the mood (complete with perfectly sauteed vegetables) Step two (b): intoxicate yourself with the loving embrace of drunken noodles that are soft-yet-firm, spicy-yet-mellow, saucy-yet-elegant Step three: open another bottle of white wine that you brought to impress your lover, but realize it doesn't matter because he or she is already under the influence of the sexy, dark, mysterious ambiance exuded by the Chaingmai atmosphere that resembles the candle lit outskirts of a provincial Asian village Step four: cool down the passion and solidify your future by adding a little tenderness to the night with ginger ice cream, fried bananas and mango sticky rice - all perfectly concocted - for a sweet ending. read more

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This place so far is my most favorite Thai food in the US. Thai orchid (in Blue Bell, PA) and Chiangmai owned by the same owner ;however, I can tell some dishes are made better than others. For example, drunken noodle is better in Chiangmai ( very spicy , rich in curry -coconut and salt content very balance not over). I would say I have most of the stuffs from the menus both place. The place is small but is decent space to hold party, usually during this time of the year ( Thai / Cambodian New Year -April 13,14,15) both place offer set menu New Year dinner accompany by Thai dance. Highly recommend foods : Lemongrass soup; house salad with peanut; Pad Thai ( chicken , shrimp, tofu ); drunken noodle ( if you like spicy food- you can order non-spicy but it's going to be suck because the nature of the food is made to be spicy); Evil jungle princess. OK to try: haft duck with berry sauce , Green curry ( very western style, I think it lost the authenticity ) Must try : Mango sticky rice Good time to go is lunch time , they offer lunch special $9/ per for lunch with 3 courses ( soup, salad, entrée ) Dinner menu is kind pricey , however some time restaurant .com have coupon $2 for gift certificate for $25 good deal. Over all I rate this place 4 stars read more

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Came here for lunch the other day. A nice quiet place to dine in. Friendly service and nice Thai atmosphere dark and romantic. Instead of the lunch menu I asked for the dinner menu they are fine with that because dinner have more option of dishes to choose from. I ordered couple of dishes. Potatoes crunch wrap, tulip dumpling, ravioli soup, spicy and bold shrimp, and a beef/chicken mix with vegetables. Overall the food is average. Out of all the dish there "Potatoes Crunch Wrap" is the best!!! Highly recommend dish or appetizer. It is a crispy oven baked bread with stuffing inside. It taste like curry, so if you are a curry lover! It fit you right in the zoom. Gonna come back here next time and order that again. read more

Chiangmai - Potatoes crunch wrap, tulip dumpling, and Thai ravioli soup. - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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Background: - Have dined here or done takeout several times. - Parties of 2 or 3. I recently discovered this Thai BYO and really love it. It's one of the few places that offers the total package: food, atmosphere, BYO which in my world translates to great value for the money! The food is very moderately priced and is great if you aren't trying to break the bank and sacrifice on experience. Chiangmai is super versatile as you can dress up or down the experience - casual or formal, very pleasant - with friends or on a date. I don't recommend bringing kids here as the seating is tight and sitting next to a crying kid would ruin your and your table neighbors' dining experiences! Atmosphere: - Absolutely love the atmosphere here. The walls here are painted a rich red color and are very warm. Lots of eastern art work on the walls. A little bit of this and that, but it works, is tasteful and is NOT tacky at all. Love the intricate patterns on their table clothes. Small details that make the experience. - Lighting is dim. About 20 or so tables in the restaurant. Most are close together, almost too close for comfort, but not quite. - Great place that you can make as casual, special or dressed up as you want. Good place to come with friends to catch up, very jovial atmosphere. I've found the times I came lots of people are smiling, laughing and enjoying themselves. - Also a great spot to go on a date. Quiet enough to have a conversation. - Clean bathrooms. Food: - Love, love their signature dish, called Evil Jungle Princess. Red brothy curry sauce, lots of vegetables and chicken, white rice. Pleasantly spicy. My favorite here! - Great pad thai. - Enjoyed the drunken noodles. - Crying Tiger Salad is so-so. The beef was too chewy, and the greens way too marinated in dressing. Service: - Service is very good. Responsive waitresses. Always stop by to see if everything's ok. - Very good about opening your wine bottles and bringing glasses immediately. - One time I ate here at 9pm and they were getting ready to close their kitchen. The waitress stopped by to check if we wanted anything else before they did. Very thoughtful. - They are very specific about substitutions. For example, I really love the Evil Jungle Princess sauce, vegetables and chicken, but love it even more over the noodles used in Pad Thai. When I was ordering this to go, it was difficult for their to understand what I wanted and it was difficult to get them to prepare it this way. They ended up obliging but charged me an extra $2. Drinks: - BYOB!!!!! Love BYOBs with great atmosphere and food. Misc.: - There is street parking out front and on side streets, and also a public parking lot across the street. read more

Chaingmai really let me down. With a name like Chaingmai, my favorite place in Thailand, and an ample number of positive Yelp reviews, I thought I would have had a better experience. I was on my way to shop at King of Prussia and my friend and I wanted to eat somewhere that wasn't a chain, which can be difficult in this area. I love Thai food, and I was off work on a weekday for once, so I thought I'd check out the lunch special which was only $8.95 for three courses. This place is no where near authentic (I have actually been to Thailand and taken a cooking class there), and I should have known better from the name of some of the dishes. I thought as long as it tasted good it would be fine. For the first course you get to choose a soup. I chose the lemongrass soup with chicken. It was your standard lemongrass soup, but lacking in the heat I had hoped for since I had told the server that I wanted it really spicy. It also was 95% broth. The second course had a choice between a few different dumplings. I ordered the Tulip Dumpling which were described on the menu as chicken, shrimp and crab meat delicately steamed and wrapped in a tulip shape. These dumplings just made me sad. They looked okay on the outside, but inside the chicken inside was tough and fatty. I didn't taste or see any shrimp of crab. They were pretty much flavorless. For my main course I got the Evil Jungle Princess based on the Yelp Reviews. The chicken was dry and tough and tasted microwaved or reheated in some way. The veggies were okay, but that's harder to screw up. The sauce was nothing special, but also lacked the heat I was hoping for. My friend had some type of curry and wasn't that impressed either. The only really good thing about the experience was the service. The waiters were really prompt about refilling our waters and the food came out really quickly. Too quickly really. I would rather wait longer and have fresh food to be honest. I'm glad I went here for lunch and not dinner, so I didn't waste a lot of cash. I don't think I'll be back here anytime soon even at the low price of $8.95. There are much better places to eat Thai food downtown or in Jersey. read more

Chiangmai - Tulip dumplings - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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My wife and I have been here twice in the past few months - on both occasions using a Living Social coupon. Based on our experience, we would feel confident in going again or taking our friends who are craving Thai food. Here are some of the things I like about the restaurant: 1. Taste - The first and foremost consideration for a restaurant is the taste of its food and Chiangmai scores well on that front. On our most recent visit, we had drunken noodles and evil jungle noodles and we enjoyed both dishes. Portion sizes were large as well. 2. Ambience - The authentic decor adds to its appeal. My wife always seems to notice the beautiful artwork on the restaurant's walls. 3. Location - It is located in a happening part of downtown Conshohocken. There is street parking located close by and after 6 p.m. one can park for free in the public parking lot just a block from the restaurant. Besides the convenient parking, having a seat by the window and being able to look out onto Fayette Street and people going by is a plus, which rarely happens in the 'burbs! Areas where the restaurant falls short are: 1. Space is limited and the tables are a bit too small. On both occasions, we were seated at the same table where it was a little hard to fit in two large plates along with glasses for water. On that same note, we have shown up around 9 at the restaurant and found the place not too crowded, but I can see why it would be desirable to have a reservation for times earlier in the evening. This place is one of the smallest restaurants I have come across in the area. 2. While I like the professionalism of the servers and appreciate their keeping our glasses full throughout the course of dinner, it wouldn't hurt if they were a bit more welcoming and friendly. I also have found that as we get to the closing hours, they appear to be in a bit too much of a rush to close shop. I have seen servers mopping floors 15 minutes before the restaurant closes at other places and it is disappointing to see that happen at Chiangmai too. To elaborate further, I have never had the vibe that it would be fine to order dessert at 9:45, 15 mins. before the place closes. If those two issues were successfully addressed, I could certainly see myself going there more often but other than these issues, the place delivers a solid punch. read more

Chiangmai - Drunken noodles - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

I tried some new dishes, brought some wine and I had an even better time than last time. I tried the Evil Jungle Princess with Chicken and it was amazing!! This is totally my favorite dish. It wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be, but it was delicious. I also had the Mango Ice Cream with Mango sauce and was decadent. I usually never order dessert, but I got plate envy from another table. They made the dessert look beautiful. If you find the Evil Jungle Princess too spicy then order the ice cream afterwards to cool yourself down. read more

Chiangmai - Mango Ice Cream with Mango Sauce. - Thai Near Me - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania

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Disappointing. The som tum wasn't made with freshly shredded papaya, just cabbage... The tom yum didn't taste very fresh, and it didn't have any garnishes. I think they used frozen chicken too, and baby portabella mushrooms instead of straw mushrooms that I think usually comes in tom yum. The pork dumplings were really crispy, and had potential with the soy dipping sauce, but it had this weird smell and taste to it. One time I bought these frozen shrimp shumai that smelled and tasted the same, which I threw out immediately because I thought it went bad. These dumplings here are in the same category. I'm sure they weren't spoiled, but they definitely weren't freshly made. The Evil Jungle Princess dish was so meh. It was supposed to be spicy, but it was so bland. It was just an assortment of veggies in a curry/stirfry sauce. The beef was alright, but again it didn't have the texture or taste of freshly made. For some reason, it was too smooth. I don't know how that happens, maybe it was sitting in marinade for a while, or it was floured before stirfried? I'm disappointed because this place had such rave reviews. The staff here was really nice though, and the atmosphere was great. I want this place to live up to the hype, but maybe I just came on a bad night. It was extremely cold, and there was only 4 other people in the restaurant when I was dining there. read more

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Definitely check out this spot if you're in the mood for some good thai food. The prices are reasonable compared to other thai restaurants and decent portion sizes. I would 100% recommend the pad thai, drunken noodles, tom yum soup, house salad (bigger than I thought it would be), chicken satay (they give you maybe 4-5 sticks?). It's a nice spot to dine in and also do take out. The flavors here are delicious and you won't be disappointed. (This portion is my experience using Caviar) I ordered for delivery last night via Caviar, the app. It was my first time ordering through the app. And I wanted to support a local business! I think next time I do a delivery, I'll go straight to their website and order through there. I didn't realize the restaurant's website also has a delivery. Everything was fine except I was missing an appetizer order. Was really looking forward to eating the crunchy veggie spring rolls but, oh well. I called the restaurant first and they asked what I was missing and I said it was an app (veggie spring rolls) and they apologized for it so I said "so....can I get a refund instead? if you guys won't be able to deliver it? I live down the street and it was just an app so no biggie" they told me to contact Caviar. Ok, so went on the Caviar app and it was easy to do the refund process HOWEVER, they do NOT give you the refund back on your card, they give you credit instead. I guess that makes sense for Caviar to do that. But I was slightly annoyed because I wasn't planning on using the app again for future deliveries. read more