This was a solid choice in Delmar for a girls lunch. Authentic food, I was not disappointed.

The Khao Soi is awwwweeeeesssooooommmmeee! I go back just for that. Yum! Interior is cute (and small) but makes for a great date night place. The service is good - I've only been when it's been busy so the servers were always running around. Tried a friend's noodle dish and it wasn't saucy enough for my taste so I don't think I'd ever get a noodle dish. Actually, I probably won't ever try anything else other than the soup because it's the only place that I know of that serves it and it's THAT good. read more

Not your typical Thai place. The food here is always fantastic!! My fiancé and I always have to order two orders of the crying tiger appetizer, it's just too good to share!! We also always get the khao soi with beef. (I think that's how it's spelled) Never been disappointed by anything however. read more

Good food and the seating outside was nice, portions were small though. They have a liqour license now. I guess ive had better thai, so im spoiled. Still the wait staff was great read more

Delicious green curry and yummy Thai tea, down the street from the space-themed funky Moonrise Hotel, was just the right meal to complete my stay in St Louis. Service is spot on and friendly. read more

Tom Som, Muu Ping, Crying Tiger, Khao Soi-wow, Hung Lay-wow! Nuff said! Best Thai in St. Louis.

Food was delicious but OMG.. sitting at the base of my plate was a strand of HAIR... eeewwww disgusting!!!!

Hole in the wall kind of place with is sure to make you a fan on your very first visit. I went to this restaurant in on a spring day in April and was very pleased with its warm delicious food. This is a cozy place with a cute minimalist decor but the food will make you one happy person. read more

Offers some unique Thai dishes not available at other Thai spots in St. Louis. Staff are so friendly and helpful. I loved noodle soup I ordered. Great level of spice. read more

I enjoyed my visit here! Make sure you ask for not spicy because some dishes are a little spicy already like the red curry chicken (what I got). The food tasted good, and I appreciated the little details like the water being served in a cold, steel glass. It's a little hidden on the loop, and worth the trip. read more

Not sure if its supposed to be Thai or Japanese. Guess a fusion restaurant. Either way we like this place! Its a little deceiving when you approach it. It is about 30 feet south of Delmar thus not quite readily visible at first. The sign is very bright which helps. This is a very small restaurant with maybe 15 tables and a very simple contemporary decor. The staff was very nice and but our waitress was very new (day #3) thus still learning the menu. Didn't really bother us. I ordered the Kaeng Hung Leh. The dish was a little smaller than I expected but very tasty. Served in a shallow bowl with a side of rice. The pork was very tender with a little tendon as well, "yummy!" It wasn't very spicy however. I washed it down with their Thai Iced coffee which had a very good flavor of chicory. In our group we also ordered the Pad Kee Mao and the Khao Soi. I was lucky enough to taste both. May favorite that I am sure to order next time is the Khao Soi. Again not very spicy but very flavorful with excellent noodles. This isn't a dish you can order at every Thai restaurant. Parking is a little tricky. You really have to park on the street but just across Delmar were numerous metered spots. It is also only one block away from a Metro stop! Overall great restaurant that we will revisit soon I hope. read more

This restaurant is one of the best Thai restaurants in St Louis. The Hong Me Curry and My Ping are both delicious. There isn't really many good Thai restaurants in the St Louis area that are good, so this place is usually my first stop. read more

Adorable little restaurant and absolutely delicious. We always do take-out but the servers are extremely friendly and polite when we pick up our food. We've often thought about trying out a new Thai place in the area just because my husband and I like new experiences, but we have always remained faithful! Why have something mediocre when we know we can have excellence? The pad thai is top notch and the curries are great, but anything on the menu is made perfectly. read more

Great dinner! We had the chicken sateh appetizer which, like every food I've ever dipped in Thai peanut sauce, was very tasty. We shared the khao soi curry soup with chicken and the hung leh pork curry. Both were super delicious, and I was excited to see a menu with more exciting, unique, and authentic options than spring rolls, pad thai, and panang curry. I will definitely be returning for another delicious meal. read more

great food. Sorry i have a tendency to check in and not review for months later. And this was the case. Overall great food. Friendly people. walked in, ordered for carry out and was gone. Nice and the food was very good. A little dry, well not dry but more sauce could have been added, but could have been that particular dish, which i have no idea what it was. because i suck at reviewing at the time when i go places.. read more

The best non-home cooked Thai food I've tasted outside of Thailand to date. Kao Soi is simply divine...a spiritual experience. Don't try the requisite dishes that are the menu for Americans (e.g. Pad Thai): they are good, but their typical Thai dishes are superb. I too used to be a Pad Thai only person until I married a Thai and went to Thailand. I never want Pad Thai again because there are so many more Thai dishes that deserve attention. Try Kao Soi, Tom Yum, Moo Ping, and go from there! read more

My favorite Thai food restaurant in St. Louis. This place has always been packed when I've stopped by. Takeaways are ready in 20 minutes. The staff are polite and the food is great. Limited parking right outside so think about where to park ahead, take the Metrolink if you can, this place is really close to the station. read more

Amazing Khao Soi - every table around us was ordering it and for good reason. Curry broth a bit lighter than I've had elsewhere, but flavors excellent and rich. Also ordered a spicy papaya salad with salted crab and it was SPICY. Like, wow. Some damn spicy. Really good, just know where you're going with that. Pork skewers also great and smoky. Definitely wash the whole thing down with the sweet tea with lime. Boosts the flavors up to whole next level of complex and delicious. Loved it!!! read more

This restaurant has a nice decor, some small outdoor bistro tables and lots of cute, intimate seating. In addition to a nice ambiance, service was excellent. Prices were reasonable and the portions were a good size, but not too much. I had the crispy spring rolls, and they were crispy and delicious with a dipping sauce that wasn't too sweet. The Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles) were delicious and had a great mix of veggies, noodles and chicken. Everything was perfectly cooked, and overall, it was a great meal. I can't think of a single thing wrong, so I'll definitely be coming back for more. read more

Very good! Very yummy! Nice and spicy! Portions were a bit small, and it's too bad they don't have beer, but I approve. Nice folks.

Not too impressed!! We went on a Saturday evening. We didn't have to wait to be seated, which was a plus. We ordered the Crab/Cream Cheese Sticks and the Dumplings. Both of these items were amazing!! Then for dinner we had the Chicken Pad Thai and the Chicken Yakisoba. The chicken in both of these dishes was inedible. It was lacking of flavor and was like jerky. Besides the chicken, the dishes were pretty good. Serving sizes were VERY small. We had to order another Pad Thai, but this time we ordered it with shrimp. The shrimp was amazing. Not impressed. Probably won't be back. read more

Red curry was delicious. A little sweeter than I expected but not overwhelming. It was perfectly spicy, spicy enough to burn but not enough that you can't taste anything. I wasn't allowed to choose a spicy level for this dish, which was probably for the best. I also had the Thai iced coffee which was fine. Nothing spectacular. Would come again. read more

This place should work on better ventilation. From the moment you walk in its a like a thick wall of grease fire and you have to sit in it. When you leave you stink of it. You can even see the smoke and the room is so foggy. The food was okay, I have had better. The pad ke Mao isn't even made with the traditional noodles. The flavor profile was lacking a bit. It wasn't too flavorful. For being a Thai and Japanese restaurant, they don't have boba milk teas. What the heck? But I have to say, the papaya salad will make me come for more. It will be via take out though. read more

Best Thai good in the Midwest! Love the grinded grilled thai green chili and the northern Thai sausage.

I love this place so much. The soup I get (that I can't remember the name of) with the crispy noodles on top is my favorite soup in the area. Sitting at a table of foodies (which I would not consider my self to be) they were talking about how this place is one they would have to go if you only had one day left in the area. In not sure I am at that point but it is great food. read more

The food was good, the place clean and portions medium-sized. We were eight so we were charged 20% tip including the food that was carry out. The service with okay, not great or overly polite. The waiter added the checks incorrectly. Also, parking was difficult. read more

Deserving of a 4.5! I feel as if Northern Thai food is a rarity in the states. I've only found a couple of places that offer dishes like Nam Kao Tod, Kha Soi, and Hung Lay curry. My first exposure to this cuisine was actually in Chiang Mai itself, and was so pleased that Fork and Stix offers a good example of this type of cooking. The S.O. and I go here regularly specifically for the Northern Thai dishes. Other dishes that we enjoy include the papaya salad (especially when spicy!) the muu ping skewers, green curry, and pad kee mao. This is not the fanciest or biggest place, but it is reliably good and I constantly crave the food here. I also recommend getting the thai ice tea with lime juice. As much as I love the typical thai ice tea with condensed milk, the lime juice makes it refreshing! read more

Sawatdee Kraup! One of my top two Thai places in St Louis. The best part of this place is that they really use fresh ingredients and they offer many seafood dishes. Their pad kee mao and other stir fry dishes are as they should be--not swimming in a bunch of sauce like they've just been pulled out of the Chao Phraya RIver. It's not he best Thai you can get in the state, but it's one of the best in St Louis and will hold me over until I get back to Bangkok. Warning: this place does not mess around with spice. They are the real Thai deal, so don't try to be macho when they ask you how much spice. If you are not Thai, you will lose. read more

Khao Soi soup was very tasty! Service was prompt and friendly. Very reasonable prices. Finding a parking spot is difficult if there is a show at the Pageant. The noise level in the restaurant is extremely loud-distractingly so. Beware if you are looking for an intimate setting. I would suggest sitting outside. I have not been back to the restaurant since around the time it opened (maybe a couple years.) It is great to see that they have done so well (and finally got their liquor license!) read more

Amazing Thai food. Specialize in northern Thai cuisine. Extremely authentic. The owner ship all their spices from Thailand. Best Thai and Asian restaurant in stlouis. Small menu but everything on the menu is amazing. read more

The second time I've had their Chicken Pad Thai and I won't give this place a third try. The first time I went our waiter forgot to place our order. An hour later and after seeing several guests receive their food, when they walked in after us, we asked our server about our food. He admitted he had forgotten. I thought with all the good reviews maybe it was just a fluke night. Tonight I was craving Chicken Pad Thai, so I decided to give it for another try. Bad idea. The Chicken Pad Thai was absolutely terrible...watery and tasteless. read more

About the wait service: Not sure if these folks know what customer service is. Asked for Katsu with curry on top and all the waitress can say is I don't think you can. Asked her if she can check with the cook and she kept saying the same thing. She didn't even try to check. read more

Love this restaurant. I've eaten here twice so far and will definitely be back. Lunch: Soup with fresh herbs - delicious. Dinner: Carryout - spring rolls, chicken fried rice, another noodle dish with fresh green beans and shrimp. Again, delicious. Service is friendly and helpful, preparation of our food was quick, presentation was attractive. Wonderful addition to the neighborhood. read more

The wait staff were all friendly and we enjoyed the overall casual atmosphere in this tucked away restaurant from the rest of the Loop. I strongly recommend the Chicken Khao Soi and Som Tum Papaya Salad! The flavors are bright and fresh! Everything you love about coconut curry flavors are in the Khao Soi in addition to some lovely textures (yes, I said textures!) with the crispy rice noodles and regular noodles. The Som Tum was amazing and made spicy to our liking. My friend got the Beef Pad Ka Prao (asked for it extra spicy) and the flavors fell a little flat and we weren't expecting the meat to be ground, but we're looking forward to trying it again. I think the beef dish just wasn't what we had in mind. read more

By far the BEST Thai place on the Delmar Loop! The other three places don't even come close. For starters, the Tum Yum soup (I got it with chicken) is so deliciously spicy and the lemongrass, green onions, and basil literally make your mouth so happy. Their Red Curry and Green Curry are the perfect blend of spicy and sweet, and accompany their white rice perfectly. My only issue with this place is the quality of their Thai Iced Tea has decreased and is served in a smaller glass for the same price. But besides that, go here for the best Thai food near WashU! read more

the Pad Thai was pretty underwhelming. though the Thai sticks were tasty. Much easier to eat than Crab Rangoon.

Came to this Thai restaurant and had an amazing experience. Not only was our food great, our server Admond H was great as well! It is also very affordable. read more

Awesome little dive on the east side of the loop. The food was delicious!

Great little restaurant which can seat about 50 inside and 20 outside. Casual but intimate dining for two or a few more. Enjoyed green curry as a new dish. Ordered it with vegetables but it still was served with tofu too. The green curry had more kick than I was expecting but I still finished it all with some extra sticky rice on the side. read more

Fork & Stix - Green Curry with Veggies (that's tofu too) - Thai Near Me - Saint Louis, Missouri

We love Thai food but didn't really care for this place. My son ordered soup and salad. The salad was ok but the soup was bad. My son ate very little of the salad and none of the soup. When our server asked if everything was ok, I told her my son didn't like his food. She made no offer to comp or bring him something else. He ate half my Pad Thai which ok at best. I'm disappointed about the food but even more disappointed they didn't offer the bring him something else. Just poor customer service. read more