Amazing food, great service. The fried rice house special is the best. And great ramen choices

So good! My faves: green curry, massaman curry, spicy basil, spring rolls, Tom Kha soups, everything is delicious

Food had no absolutely no flavor. There is also a "service charge"? Overpriced food for the amount given.

Average at best. This is Thai fast food. Ordered Spicy Basil Rice noodles. The rice noodles were overlooked and there was not a lot of taste to the dish itself. The dish itself is titled "spicy basil" but it wasn't spicy at all. I expected the dish to be at least a little bit spicy. If you are hungry the place will at least satisfy your hunger since the portions are big. read more

The food tasted great and It is really spicy on a scale of 4 out of 5. I would recommend this place when in this neighborhood and the place was not that busy and the food was quick . read more

Went here specifically looking for boba / bubble tea! Very pleasantly surprised. You can get it to go and there are lots of options! read more

Thai Foon - Boba / Bubble Tea Options and Pricing (you can get it to go!) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I used to love to eat at Thai Foon, but than coronavirus said hi and dine in stopped. When Thai Foon finally opened up I couldn't wait to order what I liked including their mochi. But for whatever reason they did not put it in. When I called up to Let them know about it they said that they will put a note against my number so that they would know about it the next and they also asked me to remind them about it. So today when I called in to order again and after the order was taken the lady taking my order couldn't find the note and her tone suggested that I wasn't being honest..I cancelled my order and I will never again go back. Why I posted this review is , so that people are aware of how they work. People come back not only for the food but also the service and that now is lost. read more

Although the cuisine is mediocre, the service is nearly impeccable. Our lunchtime crew of 8 was well taken care of and received our orders fairly quickly for a busy Friday. When I asked for my food to be "as spicy as you can make it," they didn't skimp, and brought me some chili paste on to boot, without me even asking! Much appreciated. TOM YUM SOUP: Pretty typical tasting for an Americanized Thai place--flavorful without being very lemongrassy or very soup. In other words, very palatable, as well as full of mushrooms and tofu. PHO with BEEF: Came with all the toppings (basil, sprouts, cilantro) already mixed in and lime wedges on the rim. Flavor wasn't very deep or authentic, which didn't surprise me in the least--good broth is a time investment, not something a lunchtime rush-kind of a joint can just mimic easily--but it was fine as long as your expectations are appropriately tempered. TL;DR: This place remains a Robinson fixture. Come here for your Thai fix for a work lunch but don't expect to be wowwed by authenticity. read more

I love Thai Foon. The yellow curry is super good. Shrimp pho is also my favorite food. Can't wait to go there again! And the price is cheap! Highly recommended! read more

Thai Foon - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I really liked this place but it was a little pricier than it ought to be. Hubs got the yellow curry with tofu option and it was $14 with fried rice. I got the wonton noodle soup (which I had been craving and you can't get this everywhere) and that was $11. Portions were decent sized though and we had a little bit of leftovers so that was good. The taste of the curry was excellent and the fried rice was actually close to what my mom would make and tasted really good. The wonton noodle soup broth was a bit bland and unseasoned though. The noodle they used were the wrong type for traditional yuntun mein dish. They were fine on their own, being eggy and thick but in this particular dish, they should have been the Cantonese thin, yellow, egg noodle. Oh, well, apparently it's a tricky thing to get right. Green Mango couldn't do it either. It did come with 8 yummy wontons and plenty of bakchoy (qing cai). 4/5 overall. Our waiter Jeff was prompt and got everything pretty quickly. Great service! I hope I get to sit in the domed area next time as that looked cool. read more

Nice clean sitting area. Great for lunch and perhaps an informal date. There are two round enclosed booths for a semi intimate setting because if the sitting area was fun then I imagine it would get pretty loud. The food is fresh and cooks are hard working. It's an open kitchen so You can see the food being prepared. The staff is professional and friendly. It's located in a modern outdoor mall near the airport. Of course the food is fast and excellent. read more

Thai Foon - Settlers ridge overlooks the valley - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

First time coming here and probably won't be back. I had the Pad Thai and it was ok, but I've had better. Our waitress really made the experience bad. She didn't say thank you or smile. She didn't stop by once to check how our food was. I drank all my water and had to flag her down to get more. She grabbed my glass and scowled and then disappeared. When I finally saw her again, reminded her about my water. She brought it back and didn't apologize for the delay or anything. We had to ask her for take out containers and she only brought out two when there were clearly four of us with leftovers. We ended up asking another waiter for the additional take out containers. Then our party got the checks and my friend's soup ended up on mine. We pointed this out and she took them back to correct them. Again, no apologies, she just dropped them back at the table without waiting two seconds for us to put our cards in the check. Everyone has bad days, but she was exceptionally rude and unfriendly. Waitressing does not seem to be her forte. read more

1st time here. Ordered the Hawaiian fried rice, won ton noodle soup and beef lomein spicy #3. Food was tasty and portions were good for the price. Will definitely return! read more

I love Thai Foon. The dumpling appetizers are a great starter for a group. I'm a pad Thai person and their's does not disappoint. Good vegetarian and vegan options. read more

Thai in the name, but it's more of a mix of Thai and Chinese with a dash of Americanization. Meaning it's a smorgasbord of things. I liked that I could get vegetable pad thai, as I was craving a little more veggies in my meal, but still wanted a noodle dish. The portion is MASSIVE. You could split a meal between two people and still be full. The Pad Thai was just okay though. The sauce wasn't the best. A little more flavor would have been better. Plus, it was a little runny and I wished there would have been a tad more veggies. The bubble tea was a nice perk though. I just went with the traditional black tea and tapioca. I'd definitely pop in to grab one of these, but coming back for dinner, probably not. read more

Not as great as I remember, but still fantastic! If you're lucky enough to get the little rooms, it makes for a fun atmospheric experience. The portions are very filling. read more

Best Thai Food in the west of Pittsburgh! I feel as if they always serve quality meat compared to other places we have tried. Their Chicken Pad Thai, General Tso's Chicken, and Summer rolls are constant go-to dishes. Mango Boba tea is so yummy and also a crowd favorite in our house! Love Love Love Thai Foon. read more

You're foolish if you come here more than once. Most bland generic uncreative bottom shelf versions of basic restaurant depot / old Aldis ingredients. The sauces are all the same and just taste like high fructose corn syrup. The menu is as generic as you can get. Rice dish. Noodle dish. Salt. Sugar. No vegetables. There was also a giant hair in our pad Thai but I was grateful to just return it anyway and get my money back and get out of here ASAP. I guess this place makes money cause it's near a movie theatre but... ya trailer park "Thai" food. Like why why why I'd given a choice would you spend money here versus anywhere else? read more

One of my 2 favorite Thai spots. The chicken pad Thai is to die for and the salt and pepper calamari is GREAT. Service is always awesome and speedy! read more

Thai Foon - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We checked this place out for a weekday lunch. The menu was pretty big and they offered a lot of lunch specials. I ordered green curry tofu and the husband got spicy basil tofu. Neither were spicy (our server didn't inquire about our spice preference), and we asked for some hot sauce. She brought us sriracha and chili paste, but it didn't hold a candle to Nicky's! I like my Thai SPICY. My favorite part of my meal was the coconut rice--it was delicious and totally worth the upcharge. Service was a little slow, but they were pretty packed. Also, try to avoid sitting by the door--we were COLD! People kept holding it open, and the restaurant wasn't heated well to begin with. I don't think I would make a special trip back to eat here, but it's okay Thai if you're in the area. I did notice it was very family friendly; there were lots of babies and children running about and playing with toys, so if that's something you consider while choosing a dining options this would be a great choice for you! read more

My husband and I love Thai food and eat it whenever we get the chance, so we were excited to try this little locally owned joint out in Robinson by the Market District. The excitement soon faded. PROS Quickly greeted and seated by the host. Cost The sauce that comes with the Thai Spring Rolls Tofu is available for some entrees (although the menu doesn't say it) CONS -Parking lot is swamped @ 6PM on a Saturday night (not Thai foon's fault but still irritating and good to know ahead of time you may have to stalk for a parking space) -Waitress never brought us water. -Ordered "hot tea." The first was a cup with a Lipton Black tea bag. The refill was a full pot of green tea. -The Thai Spring Rolls were flavorless. -The "extra-spicy" Pad Thai and Thai Curry Noodles were mild at best. -The abundant red and green peppers in the pad thai (this is of course to the personal likes or dislikes of the consumer but as purists, non-traditional vegetables are irritating) -We waited so long for the server to check in on us and refill the soda that my husband went to the drink fountain and served himself while two employees walked by him. Both looked at him but neither said anything to him. -The thai ice tea, while not ordered, comes pre-mixed with no clear line between the condensed milk and the thai tea. It was also an odd orange color unlike I've seen before. It just looked bad. -The only time we got quick service was when payment was due. We were not asked if we wanted desert. In conclusion, if you like Americanized-Asian food, this will do, but it isn't anything special worth going out of your way to try. read more

The food is VERY bland and tasteless. After my food came out, the waitress asked if I wanted a side of sauce. I got the spicy sauce and thankfully that did add some flavor to it. One good thing I will say, is that it is very reasonably priced. It wasn't the worst food I've ever had, but I don't think I'll be returning. read more

Came here for lunch today and had #29 Spicy Garlic Chili Sauce ($7). The food was very Americanized, but it was quite tasty. I liked all the vegetables provided, except the pea-pods, which is a rarity for me. I ordered it very spicy, but the spice level received was about 5/10. The portion size should have been a tad larger. The waitress messed up my GF's order: chicken instead of tofu. She took it back and came back nearly 5 minutes later, which pretty much guaranteed to me that they just plucked out the chicken and stuck in the tofu. Some people are probably okay with that. We didn't get one water refill the whole meal. Food Quality/Taste = 4 Stars Portion Size Given Price = 2 Stars Price = 3 Stars Service = 2 Stars Experience with Staff = 3 Stars Decor = 3 Stars Clean (yes/no) = yes read more

My boyfriend and I are big fans of Thai Food, and this place is close to where we live. The food isn't extraordinary, but definitely worth the price. Also, the portion sizes are not bad either. Due to our busy schedules, we have been going here a lot more often for takeout (2-3 times a week, not kidding). Both of us get shrimp pad Thai every single time with only noodle, shrimp, and egg. Last night, my boyfriend ordered it and I picked it up on my way home. When we went to eat, we saw that our entire order was messed up. This is the first time that this has ever happened, so we weren't too upset. However, noodles are difficult to eat whenever you have to pick through a bunch of extras that you don't like. My boyfriend called and told them the situation on the phone. The woman on the phone said that they would make new ones and to just bring the food back as it came. When we got there, they refused to give us new ones. A man who I believe was the manager yelled out something along the lines of "I CAN'T DO IT" out of frustration and walked away. The woman who he spoke to on the phone then proceeded to say that next time we should know what we are ordering. The thing is, there won't be a "next time". read more

First, I love Thai food. Second, anyone who is making the statement that Thai Foon either a. serves traditional Thai food or b. that they do NOT serve traditional Thai food is nuts. There's no such thing in the US. Most people I know would run screaming out of the kitchen of most traditional restaurants in Bangkok. Trust me. Then...cut me a break. Dude. lol I've eaten Thai food from all over the world and this compares favorably with 80% of the Thai restaurants I've eaten in. Their dishes have the "kick" they should. Their curries are sweet when they should be, sharp when they need to be. Is their chef going to win awards? No, but then again, most chefs would be satisfied if the majority of people in the restaurant love what they're eating. Basil noodles are very good. Their soups are interesting and flavorful, but not over the top! If you like Thai food, try it. read more

The Pad See Ew has no flavor. Gave it two stars because it's not gross, It's just not good. Seems like it's only seasoned with watered down soy sauce. Tasted more of a Chinese dish than Thai. The noodles were over cooked, veggies were undercooked and chicken is a bit rubbery. Definitely the worst Pad See You/Ew I've had. read more

Thai Foon - Pad See You - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I love Thai Foon. I grab lunch here 1-2 times a month. I always get the spicy basil noodle. It's quite delicious. For the most part the service is great. On occasion it can be a bit slow depending on who the server of the day is. But I can almost always get in and out, and back to work in a lunch hour. Even on a Friday. I've never ate there with someone who didn't enjoy what they ordered. Food seems fresh and I keep going back for more. I tried a few Thai places in San Francisco, and this place of course is Americanized. You're in Pittsburgh, what do you expect? It is worth a visit! read more

I wasn't a big fan of this place for a few years. The food is really good now. This is my 2nd time here, I just had it last weekend. I got jap chap with chicken and green curry with chicken and coconut rice, I couldn't decide which one I wanted. It didn't disappoint. Today I got the sautéed mango with shrimp and extra coconut rice. I am so glad this place turn itself around. I'll keep coming back as long as they keep it up. read more

Thai Foon - Sautéed mango with shrimp, coconut rice and thai dumplings. Delicious! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I dined here for the first time this past Saturday and I was very satisfied. I LOVED that it was BYOB, with only a $3 corkage fee! My bf and I split the lettuce wraps and pork dumplings. Both were amazing. I am a huge fan of these types of lettuce wraps, and Thai Foon's are now among my favorite. The pork dumplings also had a great flavor. My spicy basil noodles were outstanding. It was HUGE portion, that I was able to take home and have for 2 more meals. The place was very clean and waitstaff was very friendly. Overall a great thai place! read more

Not a traditional Thai place, but I liked their menu offerings and the atmosphere. We arrived on a Saturday night around 8pm and the place had maybe only two other tables. I didn't mind because I didn't want to have a long wait and Robinson is notoriously busy during that time. The service was a bit stunted, as our server wasn't all that friendly, but it was also helpful because he wasn't interrupting our conversation every five minutes asking if we needed something. We started off with some Thai iced tea that was served in two huge glasses. We both enjoyed them thoroughly. We had summer rolls that didn't have nearly as much mint or vermicelli noodles as I would have liked, but the cucumber addition was a nice surprise. I had Tom Kha soup that was mega spicy and a nice balance between coconut-y and sour. For our entrees my partner had the Thai stir fry and I chose the massaman curry. The curry was mega good--rich sauce and juicy pieces of meat just how a curry should be. The veggies weren't too soggy or too crisp, and though they didn't ask us to specify a spice level, it had a nice kick to it. The stir fry was alright and tasted more like just about any stir fry you'd order at a Chinese restaurant, but we both agreed the curry was the better dish. All said, if I'm ever out this way and in the mood for some Thai food I'd consider coming back for sure. read more

Why is it so hard to find good Thai food! Grrrrr. First timer and new to area. Had the tom yum soup which was just ok. Would not order again. For the meal, ordered the drunken noodle. The noodles where not the good fat noodles...but the thin ones. That stinks. Very mild flavor and spice. Try a different dish. I'm not sure if this restaurant just caters to the American palate but they need more flavor. read more

Tonight was my first time trying out Thai Foon. My server, Molli was very helpful in recommending a number of popular selections among guests. I ordered the Thai Dumplings as an appetizer and the Drunken Noodles with beef as my entree. The Drunken Noodles had the perfect mix of sweet and spicy. I will be back to try other dishes. read more

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Let me start with this is my first review on yelp because I am usually super happy anywhere I go. I usually love getting take out from here during the work week, usually always tasty and I have never had a problem until today. Today I ordered my usual red curry shrimp with coconut rice and a side of wonton soup. I have ordered the wonton soup before and they were big noodles. Today it looks like small dumplings with some sort of watered down chicken broth on top of it and it tastes disgusting. I called the restaurant to make sure I picked up the right soup and they told me yes. I told them the inside of my "dumplings" looked raw and the broth didn't taste right. The girl I spoke with told me that the small order has different noodles in it and I told her it wasn't what I expected. After a lengthy conversation with the hostess I was then transferred to a manager. What a joy this man was. He did not introduce him self, answered the phone with "Hi" and I had to lead the conversation from there. He talked in circles about noodles and wasn't willing to consider what I had to say. I ended the conversation with telling him it didn't seem like we were getting anywhere and hung up. I wish someone would have offered to do something for me, even replace the soup with a different one or refund me the $5 for the gross one. This is a busy location with a lot of loyal customers with me being one of them. The hostess was easier to talk to than the manager. I might have to go on strike from Thai Foon for a while. So long coconut rice. read more

I ate here for dinner this past Wednesday with 3 dining companions before we went to a movie next door. The decor of the restaurant was clean and modern and we were seated in what I would describe as a circular room big enough for 4. It was an odd place to sit and was probably inconvenient for the server but proved nice enough for us to have a conversation without many distractions. For my dinner entree I decided to have the Red Curry with Beef, extra spicy. Like most curries, it came out as two separate plates, one for the curry and one for the jasmine rice with which it was served. The presentation of it was nice with the red of the curry going well with the brown of the beef, green and red of the bell peppers and yellow of the pineapple. In its taste, it was unlike most of the Thai curries that I have had before. It had a sweetness to it and while being spicy was not exactly what I had been expecting. Regardless of that it still tasted good and I was more than happy to eat all of it. When discussing with another dining companion later in the night she also mentioned that her Pad Thai was not exactly what she was expecting either although still tasted good. We then decided that it was almost like a food court type of Thai food where you know the dishes that they are making but they are not exactly like you are expecting them, yet still tasty. The bottom line for me is that I enjoyed the food here and it was more than reasonably priced. I do not know if I would make it a point to come back but it proved to be a quick, affordable and tasty place to eat before a movie. read more

I love Thai food. It is probably my most favorite genre of cuisine. This was just 'meh.' I had a taste of the crab rangoon, pad see yew, and tom kha soup. The crab rangoon was okay - probably the best of the three, but by no means something I'd come back for. The only worse crab rangoon I've had was from Sushi Boat, 2 days ago. ((It's been a bad weekend for me, if judging only by the quality of my crab rangoon.)) The wonton wrapper was crispy, so that's a plus...? I only had one bit of the pad see yew - it was my husbands - but both he and I didn't really enjoy it. There was just no flavor. I can't really elaborate on more, though, since I had only one bite. The tom kha. It's by far my favorite soup. I get it every chance I get. But this had several drawbacks. 1) tomatoes? Since when are there tomatoes in tom kha? 2) tofu. Okay, but I wish it had been chicken. I wasn't even asked. 3) there were little slivers of lemongrass that were un-chewable and kept getting stuck in my teeth. Yuck. The taste wasn't quite right - it was basically there, but I think it was missing creaminess - it seemed more a tomato/chicken broth base than a coconut milk/chicken broth base. An okay atmosphere, but I'm used to the quaint coziness of most thai places (e.g. bangkok balcony, thai cuisine, smiling banana)...this wasn't quite the same. I'm glad I tried it, but likely won't be returning. read more

We really like this place and it doesn't disappoint. We've been several times, lunch and dinner and really enjoy this place. It's a BYOB and we've brought wine without a problem. read more

We were traveling through Pittsburgh and were in the mood for Thai food, and after a search by Siri, we ended up here. The place is decent enough, just don't expect the food to be authentic otherwise you will be disappointed. Our meal started out great with TOM KHA (with tofu). My hope was high because this soup tasted authentic to me. Our next dish, the BEEF SALAD, while was good (it's hard to mess up a basic salad) it was very confusing in taste: it didn't have an identity, a problem partly because of the choice of dressings offered. I guess I was expected a salad accented with Thai flavor and didn't get that. Next, we tried the SPICY SQUID, because I love spicy food. While it was spicy, loaded with jalapeños peppers, it was more of a Chinese dish than Thai, and for $15 I would have liked more than 8 pieces of squid. The rest of the dish was filled with green peppers, onions and jalapeño. The brown rice that came with this was undercooked and not edible. We had to switch it out for steamed white rice. Our server was decent as was the service. read more

The food is good; love the Thai pad curry and summer rolls. Just wished they delivered

Thai Foon was only so-so. This restaurant definitely brings the phrase, "you get what you pay for" to mind. The reviews that were posted before had it right. The service wasn't that great. The food was just okay, but I wouldn't call it Thai food at all. They didn't even have peanut sauce. The Pad Thai was lacking flavor and didn't have any spice. The Crab Rangoon was only okay (my husband loved it, though, so that could be me). When the server brought my phone back after scanning the groupon, there was ink on it. I still can't get the ink off. I want to call, but this might make me a douche bag. I'm not sure... If you are in the area, skip Thai Foon and head to P. F. Chang's instead. read more

Guise. About Thai Foon not being an authentic, traditional Thai fine-dining restaurant. IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE! You only make yourself look ridiculous -- rather than "in the know" or "like a sophisticated foodie" -- if you complain about how some dish at Thai Foon is not made the authentic Thai way. Seriously. Dude. It's a place in a strip mall. Called THAI FOON. Painted orange inside. With no Thai people eating or working there. With a glossy menu and stuff like crab rangoons. Dude. How can you come here and expect traditional Thai fine dining? Are you the guy who calls the Top 40 station and requests Sigur Ros? Dude. No. It's Thai-inspired. And it's damn good. The noodle dishes are a bit like fried spaghetti. The soups are like Campbell with a kick. Nothing bland here, and if you just close your eyes and imagine we are now eating the cuisine of a country called Thaifoonia, you'll love it too. I promise. Prices are reasonable. Service is typical for high school kids who have no financial stake in the business. Decor is like McDonalds turned up a notch. Bask in it. read more