This building has been in Penndel for years and today was my first time visiting. Found them on…read moreYelp while looking for Pho. Walking in the door, I got excited! Ambience was great, music was great, and the hostess was super friendly. We were seated immediately in the cutest semi private table for 2. I ordered the Pho with beef and my daughter ordered the pineapple fried rice with shrimp. Didn't take long for the food to come out. Large portions and simply delicious!!! I will definitely be back! By the way, they are BYOB, and you can get seating for large crowds. Yeah...this will not be my last time here!!

Interesting place-…read more The food was good and I enjoyed the decor - parking is small and you can park in back or the open lot next door. My mom had her favorite chicken noodle dish- and I had the chicken pad Thai- it's different : I've spent a lot of time in Thailand teaching - it's just different - you can't get the same dishes - people try - so for all the nay sayers that " it's not like Thailand " - nothing is like Thailand . I will be back and try other dishes - a good Thai iced tea and pad Thai- I'm in

I have tried many places in Monroe, Hightstown, and Princeton looking for a great Thai place. I got…read morethe red curry it was the perfect mix of spicy and creamy. I will definitely be ordering from this place again even though it's a little further away.

We have eaten at Thai Pin numerous times, especially for its delicious Pad Thai! We have tried Pad…read moreThai in many other cities and always say Thai Pin's is the best!

Repeat after me. Do not keep your local gems to yourself…read more Yes, during typical busy dining days/times, the space fills up quickly but there is a reason why locals love this place! There is depth in their flavors, freshness, consistency, and spice. But the hospitality takes your experience over the top. Welcoming and satisfying are what come to mind when reflecting on each of my dining experiences. An inviting atmosphere, genuine care, and smiles freely given, and truly delicious dishes keep Gummlai Thai as one of my top go to spots when I need a trusty meal that feeds my soul.

First time visit to Gummlai. I loved the vibe and decor of the interior. Service was great. There…read moreis a small parking lot but I had no trouble finding a spot on a Friday night. There are some larger tables for groups of 6 or more but I'd call to reserve one if you are coming with a big party. I thought that the pricing was very reasonable. I tried the pad eggplant with shrimp, chicken satay and winter shrimp. The pad eggplant had one pepper signifying it was mild, and it was label appropriately. The shrimp were fresh and the flavor was good. The chicken satay could have been grilled a little more but the peanut sauce was strong in the chicken and the dipping sauce. I liked the winter shrimp. I'll never understand how they get the shrimp to long length to be fried.

Take out only. Thai food by actual Thai (not Chinese). Excellent authentic and delicious food in a…read moreblue collar community. Strongly recommend.

This unassuming takeout venue has the best local Pad Thai I have ever had. I'd have to drive out…read morefrom Southampton to Downingtown's Sakura to have a better experience and even then it might be a tie. Better than Huntingdon Valley's more-than-decent White Elephant. It seems to be a one-woman operation and she is very friendly.

The restaurant is a bit unassuming, but the food was excellent. I would definitely go back!read more

The food has gone downhill. A year ago it was the best Thai food around. The noodles were too soft,…read moreshrimp was mushy, and one shrimp made my mom get sick. She thinks. It was the only thing she'd eaten. Here's my review dish by dish. Each of these things were perfect a year or two ago. Curry chicken puffs w peanut sauce. Oily or soggy, not crispy like before. Peanut sauce is still the best. Chicken sate was way overcooked, burnt in places, and inedible. Pad See Ew. Noodles could be firmer but the beef and broccoli were good and generously portioned and the sauce was balanced and delicious. Drunken Noodle noodles were too soft and the shrimp was mushy. Shrimp should have some snap. Chicken was ok. Overall not up to their previous standard. Pad Thai shrimp wasn't very good, noodles too soft and shrimp potential past its prime and mushy. Thai iced tea was great. I'm really sorry to post all of this, hopefully they get their old chef back. Believe it or not, I'm rooting for them!

Amazing food, crying tiger steak is absolutely killer. Chicken fried rice is really good.read more

If you're in the mood for Thai food and you happen to be in the vicinity of Newtown Pennsylvania,…read morethis is your place. The food is excellent and authentic. It offers a traditional selection of stirfry noodle dishes. (I particularly love the black noodles), curry dishes, and loads of delicious appetisers. When we visited it was about 7 pm in the evening and the restaurant was largely empty although the service was fairly efficient it was a little "cool". It seemed no one was too excited that a party of four would walk in two hours before closing and enjoying two bottles of BYOB wine. Nonetheless, we had a good time and we enjoyed some excellent Thai food

My family and I visited Langhorne Pa for sesame place. We ordered delivery to our hotel from Malay…read more Delivery was fast. We ordered plain lo main, shrimp drunken noodles , and 2 orders of Satay mix. Everything was just ok. The spice level was not what I expected. Not spicy enough but I didn't think to specify when I called. The satay was ok. There were these little strings on them that looked like hairs. I thought it was chicken hairs but it was on the beef too. The shrimp drunken noodles had about 4 tiny shrimp in them. This food got the job done but we won't order from here again when we come back to Langhorne.

Thank you Dee and the staff for your kindness and patience while we were there! My sister and I…read morewere very eager to try this as many Folks from our neighborhood F/B page highly recommended it! They weren't wrong! The dining room and atmosphere were lovely and the menu was wide with a great variety. I'm glad many reviewers posted pictures of their food and we had looked up the dishes beforehand before going! The server did not make us feel rushed and helped us figure out our selections. I love spicy but was glad that we could select the level from 1-5. 3 was perfect for me! We'll definitely be back!

I finally have a great reason to visit Rice's Market north of New Hope in Greenhill Road. I found…read moreSupa Thai listed on Yelp and in the mood for spicy noodles, and a little lemongrass in coconut soup, I jumped in the chariot for an upcountry drive. Beautiful cruise for early December, with peekaboo rain clouds dotting the horizon. I arrived about 3:00 in the afternoon when the large outdoor flea market was mostly concluded. I saw the red Supa Thai sign on the biggest wood building as I drove in and parked in the median across from the entry door. Walking in the restaurant was to the right crammed in the south end, with a small Thai grocery, clothing and furniture displays to the left. There was a lot going on there. For the moment I was the only customer, so there was time for conversation with Supa, the beautiful creative dynamo at the stove and her lovely sou chef. Captivated, I ordered Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles), Tom Kha Gai (Coconut Soup w Chicken), and Chili Puffs (chicken/mashed potato mix). I had to stop from getting more, as I watched the food being prepared and was tempted by everything on the menu. I took it all home with the seductive aroma lilting from the bag all the way down Aquatong, Taylorsville, and Washington Crossing Roads. Everything was plentiful and delicious. The Tom Kha Gai was full of fresh cut mushrooms, strips of chicken, onion, carrot, galangal, hint of lemongrass heat and sweet coconut milk. Loved it. The Pad Kee Mao was likewise loaded with fresh veggies, chicken and stove stop Thai sauce coating everything. Terrific, although it could have been hotter (I requested 'Thai Spicy'). Finally, the Chili Puffs were excellent with light thin pastry dough wrapped around tasty mashed potato/chicken mix and subtle spices. My family loved it all, too. Supa Thai is only open when Rice's Market is open (Tuesday\Saturday), with limited hours, so check before you come. She caters private parties, too. Aside from these business restrictions, it behooves anyone who joneses for Thai cuisine to get to Supa Thai at their earliest opportunity. She is the best Thai chef you will find in Bucks County and likely far beyond.

I am SO glad I stopped to grab some soup one day while shopping at Rice's. It was amazing! Every…read moretime I've gone back since I try a new dish. Each one better than the last. My favorite is the Tom Yum Shrimp soup. The shrimp are the tastiest I've ever had! It's easy to tell all of the ingredients are incredibly fresh. Love their shrimp dumplings too! I'll get 2 orders of them next time. Good pad Thai also & comes in a large serving size. Enough for 2. Supa Thai keeps me coming back to Rice's. I'm addicted to their food!

excellent and delicious food and very consistent service and quality…read morea nice ambiance for dining. If you are a fan of great home made Thai food you must visit. My son is a fan of Drunken noodles my wife is fond of the duck salad and Pad Thai.

Had a lovely meal on our way through Emmaus heading to a show in Allentown. We were super…read moreimpressed. The food was delicious and the service was unbelievable. The drunken noodles were delicious with a good amount of shrimp. American Hot was spicy but I could have handled Thai Hot. Luckily we were provided a spicy caddy to increase heat as we like. Nice feature. I would have preferred the tails to have been removed but maybe I'm just being picky. Panang curry had just the right amount of heat for my gf. Mild still has some heat. The coconut in this dish really makes it. Servers with plenty of Jasmine rice. We also had the appetizer sampler but it was gone before we took a pic. Oops.