Cozy atmosphere, delicious entrees of red curry seafood and cashew vegetables. Amazing flourless chocolate torte with caramel sauce.

Got here before 5 so it was still happy hour. That worked well as we could try a few small plates. The Thai lime salad was amazing. Satay was fantastic too. read more

Not sure about all the naysayers. This place is beautiful if sitting on the patio on the creek. The pad Thai is bad. Besides that,it is great. read more

Took a party of eight to dinner at Thai Ginger last Sunday night. Wonderful service, great food and a very good wine list. What more could you want from a restaurant? Please consider making a reservation next time you have a taste for good Thai food. read more

I received the worst customer service ever at this establishment and I will not be back.

Ultra fancy waiter presentation and very expensive but very disappointing food. We've had better Top-Ramen.

This is one of my favorites and is for many of my friends. I am very surprised others did not rate it higher. The seafood curry special is my favorite. The lamb is also very good. They are famous for their Tiger Rolls. I was surprised someone rated the Tiger Rolls poorly. This has been a consistant restaurant for many years. read more

Well, It's not really Thai food at all. The dishes just happen to have some ginger and they do look like Thai food sort of. Overall pretty poor quality food if you have lived in or traveled through Thailand and know the difference. Very pleasant setting by the creek and, in unexpected juxtaposition, a nice, dark lounge atmosphere downstairs. A good place for drinks and no more. read more

Lovely Venue on the Creek, Delicious and Exotic food. Great staff too. Highly recommended.

For years we have dined at Thai Pepper on our first and last nights on Ashland. We where there last night and will not return. The Spring Rolls had no flavor. There was lots of crust and very little filling. What filling there was had no flavor. The peanut sauce served with the chicken was watery and had no "punch". The salmon was ok but someone forgot/ didn't know that soy has salt and dusted the fish with salt. A favorite has fallen by the wayside. Luckily Ashland has many good restaurants. read more

Pad Thai was average. Skimped on chicken. Curries were okay. Lamb chop special was good.

Really enjoyed a meal here recently! The food was great, service was excellent and convenient location close to the theaters.

Thai food is my favorite, and I really want there to be a decent Thai restaurant in Ashland...unfortunately this is definitely not it. I recently visited Thai Pepper again, after not going for a couple of years because I had been underwhelmed with the food. I was hoping things had improved. They hadn't. The menu doesn't feel cohesive, there is very little hot pepper or authentic spices used (even on what are labeled spicy dishes), and the dishes are consistently below average. We ordered a noodle dish, chicken curry, prawns, and green beans with peanut sauce. Most of the food wasn't hot by the time it got to us, and was disappointing in flavor. As a previous yelper said, mainly I left there feeling frustrated for having paid high prices for mediocre food. read more

Went to Thai Pepper last night for a drink and a snack. The food was good but the service was terrible. We waited, and waited for someone to take our order. Was it busy? no. We watched people cleaning tables and finally caught someone's eye. We have lived in this town 37 years and eat out year round. Sorry Thai Pepper, you can fool the tourists but not the locals. read more

Thank you, thank you for being one of the very few restaurants in Ashland with a special vegan/vegetarian menu! Your waiter offered it to me when I asked if the Pad Thai could be made vegan. I was pleasantly surprised at how many other options I had to choose from. I will have to come back soon to try some of the other vegan dishes! read more

The food is excellent, and the service was friendly and unrushed. We appreciated the fact that we had time to enjoy our appetizers and drinks and conversation before the main dishes arrived. Our meal lasted 2 full very pleasant hours. When it is warm enough, the outside table are really lovely. Our inside table had a similar view. We had fried calamari with a good spicy sauce and "spicy lemon grass prawn soup" to start; both were really excellent. The thin-sliced fried marinated pork and green curry with chicken main dishes were also interesting and really excellent; another prawn dish was with a garlic cream sauce on spinach-like leaves was also good, but it seemed more French than Thai. The prices for the regular dishes are reasonable ($10-$18 per main dish, $6-$10 per appetizer), but the specials (which we did not try) seemed all to be overpriced ($22-$26) and less interesting. They have good local beers on draft, and decent deserts. While this is not the best genuine Thai food I have ever had, the overall dining experience was very pleasant, on 3 different occasions. Don't try to eat here at the last minute before a play; the measured service would be nerve-wracking instead of delightful if you worried about missing the performance. read more

What a treat! Our foursome went out searching for a nice dinner along with the opportunity to watch some of a recent U of O game, without the atmosphere of a pub or sport's bar atmosphere. Being pleasantly surprised we happened upon the Satay Bar section of Thai Pepper which T.V. screens happened to be tuned to the Oregon Duck game. The food was great, the service perfect, and the big screen was located where we had good viewing of the game. The noise level (including the volume on the TV) in the restaurant was very acceptable compared to several other restaurants in Ashland. For small plates we had calamari and (hazel) nut encrusted prawns which were not even on the current menu but after asking about them, our waitress mentioned it to the chef and we were told he would be able to prepare them because it wasn't too busy. They were wonderful as was the fish curry dish that was one of the many specials that night. Our friends had another fish special and the Baby Back Ribs which were also very good. We also had a nice Zinfandel for $29 a bottle. We plan on working our way through Thai Pepper's menu as often as we can before the busy tourist season returns. It was overall a very pleasant experience! Thank you! read more

My family and I travel to Ashland regularly and were looking forward to dining at Thai Pepper but were sadly disappointed by the horrible service. especially the lack of professionalism and customer service displayed by the general manager and owner. We waited for an hour before our food arrived. At 30 minutes, the wait staff said that they had printer glich with the kitchen printer and lost our order, but would expedite our order. At 40 minutes, they said our food was ready and would be out shortly, but no food was delivered to our table. At 45 minutes, we discovered that the kitchen had not started our order. During the 1 hour wait for food, people who arrived after us were served before us. The general manager and owner were noticeably absent from the dining area. After repeated demands to speak with the manager and owner, the manager came by our table only after we waited an hour for our food. The owner refused to speak with us claiming he was too busy. Apparently, he's too busy to service his customers. In a world where customer service is critical, Thai Pepper receives a big "F". I strongly advise diners to think twice before dining at Thai Pepper. There are plenty of fine restaurants in Ashland, but Thai Pepper is not one of them. read more