Had a fun dinner here earlier this week. Enjoyed the night. Including Thai iced coffee. Thai red…read morecurry with a good amount of spice. Next time I might do a 7 or 8. This time I had a 6. The gyoza were fine. Curry was also ok. The place reminds me of like a huge country western place or barn or something. It's actually pretty huge inside. We're able to seat 5 without reservations on the Monday night. All good stuff.

Flavors are meh and Miranda our waitress was rude and unable to effectively convey the order to the…read morekitchen (just an omission of one ingredient) and then was LOUDLY frustrated at me sending it back. The manager Jeff** was off putting and not very personable. My dish was still missing major components after his help so I just boxed it to go. In addition one of the woman clearing tables smelled like B.O. and heavy fragrance. She didn't have on a uniform and was wearing a tiny jacket which might explain the combo of smells. Avoid. A really bad dining experience that could have been mitigated with patience and actually listening during ordering process. Edit: The managers name is actually *Cody. Not sure why he lied about it. Real jerk. I'm all for neurodivergent people being employed but Jeff/Cody got combative and followed me outside the restaurant. Not a safe space.

We had lunch there today and it was wonderful. There was…read morezero wait. The staff were friendly, and they worked with some of our constraints. We were able to get our beverage, appetizer, and main dish orders in relatively quickly. The food was delicious. The kids really enjoyed the ... I forget what they're called but they're like deep fried version of pierogi. They had a pleasant atmosphere, and it was a enjoyable lunch for the family.

This was my third visit. Once when they first opened was very good, the second was lackluster, and…read morethis one was very good. It was a late lunch so not very busy. I got an order of Ghaw Tom Gai soup, and Pad See Eu. Both were new to me. The soup was delicious. The noodles were subtle and also delicious. I had enough to take home for another meal later. I don't have a huge appetite so that may not be true for a lot of you. I took a picture of the soup, but was mostly done with the noodles before I could think of another picture. I will keep coming back if it's on this level of fresh, and tasty with attentive service

Highlight: Beef Jerky ($15.99), Beef Pad Thai Mild ($17.99), Thai Iced Tea ($5.00)…read more Beef jerky was extra crispy on the outside and soft, tender, and somewhat tough on the inside. Sticky rice a bit dry. On the salty side. Pad Thai on the sour side. Noodles cooked well, textures of the ingredients were good. Thai iced tea tasted like watered down peanut butter. Overall sweet, with a hint of Thai tea. Hospitality: Came about an hour before closing time, we were the only table and service was not very attentive. There's a 20% automatic gratuity charged for groups larger than 6. Honorable Mention: The restaurant is big and spacious.

It seems that this part of the Dayton metro area has great Thai food and Thai table is no…read moreexception. I started with the fantastic Tom Yum soup (decently spicy and great flavor) and my partner with the best fresh rolls (with shrimp) that she ever had. Main courses were equally tasty. I had the garlic and pepper chicken (I've known it as Kra Tiem) and she had the Drunken noodles. The chicken was amazing and fried garlic on top was excellent. She very much enjoyed the noodles. Hard to tell about service. The restaurant was basically empty. We had great service and the ambiance was typical Thai. I highly recommend this restaurant!

There were 7 of us , and I missed a lot of photos. We came for a birthday celebration…read more We got a couple starters, and salads with our meals. Their ginger dressing is sublime! 2 General Tsos, a Pad Thai, a Fried Rice were ordered, and I missed what else. Service was accurate and attentive. Some people behind us had something in a box that was on fire. No idea what it was but it sure looked interesting. They have a large selection of sushi/sashimi and other rolls available. There is a full bar with a decent beer and wine list. It would be a great date spot.

Great place the feel is very cool and I love the three person booths, weird but it works well. We…read morestarted with the crab Rangoon, solid but pretty basic. I had the Kettering Roll which was recommended and I really enjoyed it. I have never had steak on a sushi roll but it was a big roll and a satisfying dinner. Tried the Sky Tia cocktail which was an interesting take on a Mia Tai. Over all great service interesting rolls and worthy of a repeat trip

The BEST Wonton soup anywhere! Penn, don't change a thing!…read moreI've eaten abroad as well as mostly enjoy ethnic type restaurants. You'll never enjoy a wonton soup as much as this. The quality is superb!

I love Thai food, and Penn's Thai Grille makes some of the best around…read more I always order a chicken pad thai when trying a place for the first time. The website touts both lunch and dinner portions, and I ordered it for take out on a Sunday for lunch, however was charged the dinner price. That said, I'm pretty sure the portion was definitely the dinner size, as it was enough for two meals. But if you want a specific size, you should probably clarify. They offer spice levels 1-5. I tried level 2 and couldn't really notice anything spicy (which I wasn't too upset about). But the pad thai was absolutely delicious -- sweet and savory. It had been a while since I've had a pad thai that good. I will definitely order from Penn's again.

Amazing food in an unassuming place! The chicken springs were flaky and light, the papaya salad…read morewas the perfect blend of sour and spicy, the green chicken curry was savory and delicious and finished with a wonderful mango sticky rice. The service was very fast and made great recommendations. The restaurant was super clean and parking was plentiful. Definitely recommend checking this place out is you are in the Dayton area!

This is my sister's favorite Thai place and she's mentioned "the pink house Thai" enough for me to…read morejump at the suggestion for dinner here. It's a lot bigger inside than I thought it appeared outside. The decor was cute. She always gets panang curry-it's her favorite. I got the pad kee mao (Drunken Noodles), my usual first dish for a Thai place. My noodles were thinner than what I usually get but I really liked it. My dish also had a great balance of vegetables and protein. I appreciated the spice level reflecting the 4/5 I requested. I was a bit concerned about this because the server reiterated the 5 scale when I ordered. My sister thought her curry was a bit spicy for her requested "1" spice level but not far enough out there to be an issue. Service was efficient and we never ran out of water-especially important with the spicy food! Portions and price were good-I ate all of mine but really shouldn't have, and with tip, spent ~$40 altogether. We didn't get drinks or an appetizer. I visit the area often enough and am looking forward to returning to try other dishes on the menu. Hopefully we will have a larger group to split an order of Dayton Rolls. It was hard to pass on these.

Thai Kitchen has a wide variety of food and drink options. I've only had their sushi but it was…read moreamazing and stood up well for take out. The rolls are actually quite big and I ordered way more than I needed but it was so good! Can't wait to try more of their menu.

I was recommended Thai Kitchen by a friend, but unfortunately was disappointed by my experience. I…read morecame in on a weekday lunch and it was almost empty inside. The decor is nothing special, though the place was pretty clean. I ordered a lunch special that let me choose 2 entrees so I have more variety. For this, I got the red curry and fried rice, both with pork (because I couldn't choose 2 different proteins, apparently). The red curry did not have much spice nor flavor to it, and honestly all I really tasted was sweetness. That should not be the most prominent flavor profile when having red curry, and it totally threw me off. While the fried rice did taste decent, I was not a big fan of the big chunks of baby corn in it. I personally don't believe baby corn belongs in fried rice of any kind. The other elements of the lunch special, the spring roll and the sweet potato roll, were rather mediocre. Overall, the food was not authentic AND did not taste good, so my experience was pretty bad. The only saving grace for this place was the flavor of the fried rice. Food: 1.5/5 Price: 3.5/5 Overall: 2.25/5

Real Authentic Thai Food, Excellent. Tom Yum Soup and Basil…read moreChicken, Egg and Rice. It is truly a surprise, not often to find a place like this, some are, ok, some good, this one was great. Jerry B

I was in town for a work event when I stumbled upon this place. I love Thai food so I figured I…read morewould give it a try for my first dinner in the area. I am happy I went. I sat inside to eat and the wait staff was friendly and helpful as I had a ton of questions. The restaurant was set for the baby shower from the day before but with/without the decorations it's a beautiful establishment. I had my usual Thai order of pad see ew with chicken and I added dumplings as I was hungry. Tik's pad see ew lived up to my expectations as my food was delicious! The dumplings were also really good. I definitely left feeling full. I would definitely recommend this spot if you are in the area.