We visited Saint Albans just for the day, and I am so glad we chose to eat at Thai house for lunch. We had Thai beef salad - really really good authentic flavor! and we had spicy seafood noodle soup - also great. I am Thai and this is the taste I eat. The owner and staff were really nice. read more

Having just arrived across the border into Vermont from Canada, we were hungry and unsure of where to eat. A quick phone search brought up a disappointing array of Pizza huts and Subways. I was just about to say "keep going" past St. Albans, when I saw Thai House pop up. We quickly got off the exit, and found the restaurant. The food was REALLY good. We ordered Pad Thai Tofu (because we always compare it to other Thai places) and the Red Curry with shrimp. They also brought us out a small seafood plate, with calamari and shrimp with cashews, for free, for no real reason. The flavors were excellent, and the shrimp was VERY fresh, and cooked perfectly. I wish they had summer rolls on the menu, and a way to get Panang without duck, but I was extremely pleased with what we got. If I ever happen to be around St. Albans again, I will definitely eat here again. read more

The staff is friendly and accommodating. The food is delicious, and love that they will adjust the heat in dishes for my Hubs who loves it first to my boys who don't like it as hot. Chicken Satay & Chicken Massan are a favorite in our house along with Pineapple fried rice, drunken noodles & chicken Pad Thai. All that runs us about $65 and feeds more than our family of five. They're not open Sunday's. If you eat in BYOB. read more

I've been going to Thai House since they opened their doors at the Lake Street location. The owners are real gems and are only a part of the reason I return time after time. The food is the main draw. Drunken Noodles are great, and don't ignore the specials. Their Mango Shrimp Curry is to die for. I highly recommend making it for dessert. We love the Thai Ice Cream and my kids always share a Fried Ice Cream. Thai House was named Best Thai Restaurant in New England by Yankee Magazine, so obviously the magazine felt they were the creme de la creme. read more

Upon first glance, I didn't even want to walk in to the building! Thai House is located within the same parking lot as a strip mall, but it is not attached to the mall. It looks a little skeezy and run-down. The interior is much nicer, but the décor is dated. I ordered take-out and got the duck salad. The duck pieces were crispy and quite tasty, and I enjoyed the addition of cilantro, mint, and thinly sliced red onion. The dressing was a light, tangy vinaigrette that paired well with the duck. My only complaint is that the salad is tiny for the price! It was $8.50 before tax and tip. I expected that I would receive a large enough portion to fill me up, but I was left less than satisfied after eating it. The hours were also quite surprising, considering it was a Friday afternoon. They closed at 2:30. read more

I always go to Thai House with my family and love it! The people are very nice and kind. The decoration is phenomenal! Don't even get me started on the food. The food is great! I love the crab angels because there always so crisp and tasty! I always get Pad Thai and its always great. There are so many verity there which I think is awesome. I am never disappointed when I walk in that door. There one of my favorite restaurants. There still doing pretty well from the Covid 19. If the closed down I would be so sad. Their doing great service and I hope they keep going with their restaurant! Thai House is five stars for me! - Lily read more

We had a good curry, decent salad and a very, very sweet desert called "Thai Sticky Rice with Custard". The custard is green, warm and tasty. The rice is not very sticky and very sweet. We also tried the Thai tea, which doesn't resemble tea as much as a warm, very sweet, milky beverage. Strangely delicious but make sure you can handle sweet drinks before you try this. read more

My wife and I are from the SF Bay Area and like to think we know great Thai food. This place, in a shopping center in this Vermont town of some 6000 folks, comes pretty close to what we know in the Bay Area --- even if the menu is bit limited compared to what we were used to. Then again, it's in small town in northern New England, without a large ethnic market to cater to. Outstanding food, not short on spiciness. Service is good and friendly The basil duck is wonderful, if a bit pricey. Don't miss the beef salad! read more

The best source for take out food in St. Albans. Solid tom kha, tom yum, and salad selections (personal favorite is the cucumber salad, the lady friend elects for the jungle shrimp salad). The noodle dishes are solid, I prefer the drunken noodles. Spice levels can vary from trip to trip; I've been both underwhelmed and overwhelmed by spice on my drunken noodles when I ask for extra spicy. The owners are very friendly, and keep the place bright. No alcohol, but you can bring your own wine/beer to consume. read more

Just ate some Thai food. I watch a lot of Big Bang Theory so I start to crave Thai and it is hard to come by in New England depending on where you are. This was okay. I would go back. The Tom Yum Soup was not great. The veggies were so HUGE that you couldn't fit them on a spoon to eat them. Lots of Bay leaves and big Bamboo pieces... I ate the chicken mushrooms and some broth but then passed on the rest. I ordered some Chive Dumplings which were a special that week. They were not what I expected but tasty non the less. My main dish was Pad Thai which I know is cliche but I wanted to try it. I wasn't in the mood for anything too hot so I skipped the Drunken noodle which got good reviews on here. I enjoyed the Pad Thai and will be enjoying the left overs tomorrow for lunch. Just "Good" Thai in a Northern VT. read more

The restaurant is clean and well decorated. I was not impressed with the food which was over tangy for a pad Thai . The noodle bowl broth was pure citrus rather than aromatic and flavorful. It is also expensive for a lunch venue read more

Absolute disappointment, extremely overpriced for a small amount of food that didn't fill me or my wife at all. The service was ok, they were polite, but we waited for a long time. read more

We've tried The Drunken noodles, curry, Pad Thai and have never been disappointed. The service is always superb. It's nice to have another option besides pizza in Saint Albans. read more

Best Thai food in VT. The Tom Kah soup is especially delicious. Would recommend to anyone. read more

I have eaten here many times and tried many dishes. All of them have been outstanding. I especially like their various curry and noodle dishes. They are willing to customize the heat level to suit your taste. I like spicy Thai food. When I order 'Thai hot', I expect my head to sweat. Here it definitely does. I have found that I can eat their dishes at the highest heat level but I enjoy them more if I dial it back a notch. It is still plenty hot and spicy. I wish our Thai restaurant here in Plattsburgh, NY could even make me sniffle. The appetizers and soups are a good way to start your meal. All of those that I have tried have been tasty. The tom yum and tom kha soups are my favorites. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. read more

Good food, quick service, reasonable prices, easy in and out location, but yucky thick carpet. We'll be back as this isn't our first visit.

Will charge you double what the menu says for a price at pick up. Total rip off. Will not be back. Not very good food either, raw potatoes in the curry... read more

Really just a wonderful surprise to find a Thai restaurant with vegetarian options in Saint Albans. The restaurant was great about pointing us to entrees on the menu that could be made without fish sauce. We tried the Tom Kha soup, and some of their vegetable entrees. Unfortunately all their curry dishes are made with fish sauce, but we didn't miss them! read more

One of the best places to order pad Thai. I also love their misoman curry with rice. The food is always fresh and the restaurant is always clean. My only caveat is that it is a little pricy than most Thai restaurants, but the food makes up for it. read more

Was visiting cousins who live in the area and consider Thai House as their favourite place to eat out on Friday evening. The place was full and we were seated quickly. Took a while to the order placed but the food was delicious and came out quickly. I wasn't disappointed. read more

Quite disappointing based on the best restaurant in New England claim out front. I ordered a small soup with 2 fried rice and it was $50! Quite pricey for the quality of the food! read more

We loved this authentic thai restaurant, the best in Vermont. We have been there a few times and we enjoyed every plate: red curry, green curry, massaman, fried squid, Mango Sticky Rice, Honey duck... Friendly staff, nice accommodation and really reasonable prices. read more

Hard to believe it's in Northern Vermont; this is the best Thai food I have had, including some pretty great places in San Francisco.

Worth the drive up from Burlington! Diverse menu with all 7 meals ordered in our party being amazing! Apps were yummy as well. Friendly family atmosphere & fast service. Would make the drive again! read more

For apps, we liked the prawn dumplings which were on special. For entrees, I had #50, Two Lovers, shrimp & scallops & asparagus in a tasty but salty Thai sauce. Husband had, I believe #16, basically a Krapow but with more peppers, billed as a smoky chili sauce. He didn't really detect any smoke, and I think a linguistic barrier prevented him from getting the medium-high level of spice he was looking for, so be clear whether you want ONE pepper (mild!) or TWO (actually spicy, we presume). I recommend getting the specials and the sticky rice. BYOB! read more

I always have trouble ordering from Thai House because just about everything on their menu looks delicious! I usually just fall back on the Pad Thai but some of the garlic dishes and curries are really superb. It's a small place for sit in, but it's not cramped and is very relaxing. I highly recommend it for date night. I use it most often for take out and they typically only take about 20 minutes to fulfill a large order. I am a bit taken back by the prices. Most of the special dishes are about $18 each. If you go with noodles it's around $13. I've also seen some inconsistencies between the menu descriptions and what you get (garlic shrimp, this last time, didn't appear to have any of the advertised "sauce"). But don't let those minor issues steer you clear. If you have money to spend on good food, try them out. read more

On our honeymoon foodie road trip this remains at the top of the list. Everything was delicious. Wow. The duck panang was the fav and out of this world, but everything was great. The garlic scallops, oh my word. The drunken noodles, yum! My husband said that only reason he'd give it a 4 instead of a 5 was because it is BYOB - but if it wasn't we'd still be there! read more

What a find in Vermont - amazing Thai food! The dishes were perfectly spiced and fragrant, and the menu had enough options to satisfy anyone. Without getting into all the boring specifics, if you like Thai food, this is THE place in the area. read more

Some if the best Thai food I have ever had. Love the chicken soup, the calamari is lightly breaded and comes with a tasty sauce, I dream about them! The house rice is a little of everything seasoned just right. Do yourself a favor and eat here. Byob!!! read more

The only downfall is the ambience - it's dated. Otherwise, this place is a culinary bright spot nestled in a fast-foodscape. I had a red coconut curry with shrimp, asparagus, carrots and a few other veggies. The ingredients were fresh, well-put-together, and the service was incredibly fast. The Thai iced tea helped to chase down the spice. My dining partner had rice noodles with calamari and vegetables, he gave it the seal of approval. I will definitely return. A great spot for a quick and tasty lunch. read more

We LOVE this place. The spring rolls were super-crunchy and delicious. The spicy beef salad was good, but portion was really small. The honey duck (the Thai House specialty) was pretty good, but could have used a little more seasoning. The Prik Khing Shrimp was amazing and really spicy. Compared to the other restaurants in the area, this place is king. read more

They sell Thai food here. Don't go for decor but do go for the food. Be careful when ordering hot because it is.....hot. You can always add heat but not take it away. The servers will leave you alone too meaning they don't bug you alot read more

Very good Thai food in the northern most part of Vermont. Easily one of the best, authentic Thai food restaurants (much better than the Burlington area restaurants), though our favorite is the catering place in Shelburne. If it wasn't such a long drive from South Burlington, we'd visit more often. read more

The staff was approachable yet remained mostly in the back corner until more people started showing up. I had a crabmeat appetizer which was cripsy and tasty. But my pad Thai -- I wasn't impressed. For one, it was watery and didn't portrayed any prominent flavor. I wouldn't return. read more

I had heard so many amazing things about this place, that as a Thai food lover I was so excited to try it for the first time. The decor is nice and the staff super friendly. Myself and my friend each opted for the pad see ew. Such a disappointment. Neither of us wanted to be the first to admit how awful it was but finally we equally conceded. There was NO flavor, bone dry meat, overcooked noodles and a few pieces of grey-green broccoli. I might try them again dining in (I generally have a "try twice" policy) but it was truly bad food. One star for the food, two because the service was very pleasant and quick. read more

Great tasting food. I was trying to think of one dish to point out but they are all great. You can not top the food, but maybe having the owners ready to taylor any dish to your taste is the only way. read more

When it's good it's good. Tonight the pad thai was so soupy it was difficult to eat. The duck was way too dry. You can't complain to management either as they never own their deficiencies. I'll probably go back as it is the only thai in town. read more

This place is my new favorite spot. Honey duck is heaven on a plate. My husband has tried the curry and the basil duck, but while they are both good the honey duck is still the best. You get about half a duck, with veggies and shaved ginger. We usually start with the spring rolls which we both love. I finish with the custard desert. All the while its byob so we walk across the parking lot to buy the wine and sip that while we eat. Keeps costs down and for all that we end up spending under $50 for the two of us including meals with duck! Can't be beat! Atmosphere is amazing too. Nice but not over the top. read more

Just ordered take out: green curry with pork, tom yum soup with chicken, drunken noodles with chicken and chicken fingers for the kids. Had a little if each and it was all delicious! My husband kept raving about the green curry and so I had to try. It tasted great but I was enjoying my drunken noodles and was ready to get back to them. Enjoy the food every time we order! read more

Great service, tasty food, the only downfall in my opinion are the booths; the back rests are not fixed or something, so when you have someone sitting on the other side behind you, there is a lot of movement... kinda caught me off guard but it wasn't a deal breaker. Next time we'll just take a table instead of a booth. Ohh and I'd like to see some less-mainstream items on the menu, like what Tiny Thai recently did by expanding an authentic section in the menu. read more