Carry-out only at this location. Pad Thai was a but sweet for my taste but large serving. Pineapple Curry & pineapple fried rice were less appealing than at other restaurants where I've had them. Nice to be able to select spice level but not sure how consistent the heat level is from visit to visit. read more

This restaurant is set up like panda express, already made food to choose from and to go. They have a good size portion and good price. I didn't even finish my lunch, I ordered combination with 2 entree and rice. The guy behind the counter was super nice and recommended the different entrees. They have a full menu to choose from as well. There's tables and chairs to dine in, but will fill up quickly during the dinner time. Definitely recommend if you're in this side of town. read more

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I have never in my life had pad Thai that I did not like and this did not even taste like pad Thai they don't obviously know what Thai food is. I would never recommend anyone to order from this place and they should be completely shut down and make American food because it literally tasted like ketchup and Ramen noodles Absolutely disgusting read more

Finally, my prayers have been answered - there is good Thai food in Highland! I'm willing to bet everything in the menu is delicious, because everything I ordered so far has been. And I plan to prove myself right after a few dozen more trips. The Pad See Ew is bomb.com. Wontons are delicate and crispy (not hard). Tod Man fish cakes are amazing. Chicken satay is fantastic. Even the cucumber vinaigrette "salad" that comes with a bunch of stuff... I could eat a bowl of just that. Portions are not huge, which allows for trying a lot of things, and I like that. It's not going to be a super cheap meal, but it's quality stuff and I find the prices quite fair. Just go already! read more

They used to be located in downtown Minneapolis and closed down during the pandemic. I am so happy that they are now reopen. Food is awesome and staffs are friendly. Pad kra pow and five spice pork is my go to read more

I don't usually provide negative feedback but unfortunately the food were very poor quality. We ordered Pad Woon Sen, Pad Ga Prow, Penang Curry, unfortunately all the dishes were too salty and too sweet. We cannot even taste any fish sauce or any flavors because the salt and sugar camouflage all the flavors. I was excited to try this restaurant as we dined at the University location and we loved it. read more

When they opened near our home I was excited for several reasons. We enjoyed their store in the Midway area but parking was very difficult. Now in this location we could pull in right in front and walk in. Also, we have family from Thailand so we were curious to learn what they thought of the food. It's mostly take-out with just a few seats inside. We took it to go. I'd recommend an online order. The carry out traffic was brisk on the Thursday night we went. The food was well worth the wait. I noticed all of the portions looked generous. I ate a chicken dish, whose name I forgot. It was spiced mildly, as I requested. There was the equivalent of about three ordinary servings there. We will certainly go back . read more

Inedible food and even worse service. I have gone to the original On's many times over the years and love that they carry my favorite Thai soup - Khao Soi, as many Thai restaurants do not! So I was excited when the express location opened in Highland Park near where I live now. I've only ordered from this location one other time so far, I got an appetizer and it was fine, but this week I decided to splurge for the pricier $16 Khao Soi and treat myself to one of my favorite meals. I ordered around 7:30pm, and picked up my takeout right before they closed at 8pm. When I got home and went to transfer the soup to a bowl, I immediately knew something was wrong when the soup came splashing out with a very odd chunky texture. I paused wondering if they had changed how they served the protein and put ground meat in it, but no - the dish came with whole chicken drumsticks. After taking a closer look, I realized the chunks had to be coconut milk, either bad or just curdled. Huge bummer, I knew they had already closed so there was no way to get a replacement for dinner at this point, and although it smelled okay and was probably "safe" to eat, it was so unappetizing and clearly not the way the dish is intended to be served. I ate my wontons and rice for dinner and planned to call the store the next day for a refund for the curdled soup. I even sent the photo to a friend who's family operates another local asian restaurant, and immediately they said it was bad coconut milk. When I called the next day, I explained what happened, I was very nice and reasonable in my approach, didn't even express being upset, just requested the money refunded for the one item that was not edible. The person I spoke to told me he would be happy to re-make the soup for me. I re-iterated that I was looking for a refund, and we started going back and forth as he insisted that was the only thing he could offer me. Not only was it too late to "re-make" my meal for dinner from the night before, but it was truly so unappetizing I had no interest in ordering from them again any time soon and a replacement soup was not a suitable solution in this scenario. It became clear to me that he had gone on the defensive and felt that I was either lying about the food, or accusing them on serving expired ingredients. He kept stating things like "we don't serve expired food", and "if you had tasted it, it would've been fine". I clarified a number of times that I thought most likely the milk had just curdled and I BELIEVED that they don't have any expired products on hand. He held his line that he would only be offering me a replacement soup because "the soup was correct, the chef tasted it, sometimes the vinegar makes it look like that, but if you had tried it, it was correct". At this point I felt I was being accused of lying and literally told him "listen, I'm not trying to scam you out of $16, I spent money for food that I could not eat. I just want a refund so thats not wasted money. If you have an email I'd be happy to send you the photos to prove I'm not lying." He basically ignored that and repeated his line about re-making the soup for me "whenever I wanted it". At this point I am upset and told him the soup looked disgusting (look at the photos - it looks like there is baby vomit in it), and I had NO interest in a replacement soup, and then I asked him "so what if it had been a hair in the food. would you still refuse to return the customers money?" and his reply was "we don't serve food with hairs in it." WHAT?!?! Obviously no one intends to ever serve a hair on food, but it does happen, human error exists. And funny enough... I found a google review from this location, stating they found hairs in their food! The restaurants reply to that person was also filled with attitude and attempts to avoid taking any responsibility. At no point did this employee bother asking for my name or order number, so it was a bit weird he kept claiming "the chef tasted my soup" and he KNOWS it was "made correct", because how would he know? Sure - maybe he was working that night, but it was clear he was not even willing to consider the possibility they had served me an unsatisfactory dish. I've worked in the restaurant industry for years - mistakes happens and there are times there will be issues with the food, no one and no restaurant is immune to this reality. I've also had this exact soup dozens of times in my life, I've made it myself, and I know how it should look, and what texture it should have. I am not one to write reviews like this (I had to literally create a yelp account for this), but I have NEVER experienced customer service this bad. I have never been argued with by a business refusing to acknowledge they may have made an error and refusing a refund in the case of bad food. Business 101 - what NOT to do. Go check out their Google reviews, they have a number of negative reviews with rude gaslighting responses from the business. AVOID. read more

On's Thai Express - Thai Near Me - Saint Paul, Minnesota

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This is a great place for Thai food as We have started eating different Thai restaurants. We have found some pretty interesting dishes some mild spicy some cry home to mom Spicy . We really enjoyed the service and food , read more

Shrimp lemongrass salad was delicious. I can't wait to try more. Thanks

I had the mango sweet and sour with chicken and the spice level set at "mild to medium." I'm not weak to spice but this was actually kind of spicy. I was thinking it was going to be MN spicy since it was only the second on the list and there are multiple levels of Thai spicy as options to choose from on the ordering menu. I would consider this level more medium than mild, as an average non white person not bothered by spice. I would give this restaurant 4 stars but I'm going to give it 3 because I'm pretty sure by its appearance and taste, the rice that came with my dish not jasmine. It looks like basic white rice which is disappointing for a Thai restaurant. My boyfriend had the pad thai which he liked. We also ordered egg rolls which were okay. I'm glad there are non-pork options. The sauce that it comes with isn't very flavorful, and the fish sauce we asked for was salty. The food is pretty good, but it's not my preferred style of Thai food (ex. egg rolls served with nuoc cham, entrees served with jasmine rice). I'll most likely go somewhere else next time that I prefer more. read more

We ordered the green curry. The flavor was good but I didn't care for the eggplant and green peppers in it. It was also very oily and runny. Oil was floating on the top of the curry The papaya salad Thai style was lacking in flavor and did not taste authentic. My husband had an upset stomach all night maybe because of the spice. I understand it's take out so I don't expect fancy but the packaging of the food did not feel professional felt like I brought leftovers home from my mom's. Overall quality was an issue. Not sure if we'll try it again. read more

Primarily a take out establishment but also with a great steam table of about 8 dishes of quick grab and go. There are 2 tables and a bar height countertop for the casual dine in. On's family brings her acclaimed Thai cooking to Highland Park neighborhood. The food is great. Prepared and spiced to your liking. A one dish meal from the steam table is about $10. A true value in today's market. read more

The food is delicious (just like the original!), fast, and reasonable. Lots of options as well. A great addition to the neighborhood!

So happy to find an excellent Thai place nearby. We picked up dinner there last night and loved everything. We ordered Yellow Curry w/ chicken, BBQ pork Thai fried rice, chicken satay and cream cheese wontons. All were excellent. Food ingredients are fresh and flavorable. Portions are good sized and cooked to your level of spice preference. It's mostly a takeout place. Employees were very friendly. We can't wait to go back and try more of the menu! read more

They had our food prepared quickly but the Pad Thai was more soupy and veggies were crunchy. The green curry was also more soupy but the flavor was good. read more