I loved this place so much! I definitely think they're a top contender for plain-ole good Thai food in the city! The place is very cute inside. It is comfortable, clean, and casual-classy, but inviting. The staff is very nice and you can see their true willingness to make good product. We started our meal with crab rangoons, which were excellent! We then both got the pad thai and I thought it was fantastic. It wasn't smothered in sauce that drowned the wonderful vegetables and noodles, but instead coated them perfectly. It's a great and welcome addition to Dormont! ps... it's BYOB! read more

Thai Spoon - Thai Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

So, the food is always great. However, no matter which way we slice it, the service is fucking garbage. We started dining in, and the service always feels slow, and you feel neglected. I recall us once coming in, being helped by the woman in the beret to sit, and not being asked for drinks for 20 minutes. Then we were like, alright, the dine-in service sucks. We will just take out if we want good Thai food, and we will go to Mai Thai if we want good service. (takeout) Then we ordered a panang curry, a pad Thai, and an order of spring rolls. We picked these up and walked home and found there was no spring rolls in the bag. We called back and they argued. They said they remembered packing the spring rolls in. But there were no spring rolls in the bag. So they said they would credit us, which is shitty, but fine. Then a few minutes later we got a call from (I assume) the manager, who said she watched the rolls packed in the bag. She thought we had ordered summer rolls, which we also did not have I told her we still did not have the spring or summer rolls. She said she would credit us. But holy shit is it annoying she called back to tell us that we were wrong despite us not having the fucking spring/summer rolls. read more

New to the neighborhood and tried Thai Spoon. Super disappointing. I ordered Pad Thai and my husband ordered Pad See-ew. Both had hardly any sauce if there was even sauce. Both dishes were flavorless. Hardly any bean sprouts in the Pad Thai. We ordered the Thai spring rolls as an appetizer. Very bland as well. Would not order here again. read more

I love the location- the brick streets ! Parking might be a bit of toughie but I got some in less than 5 mins on a Sunday evening . There are a few Thai options in that area and we picked Thai spoon as it had the most number of reviews . The Place wasn't crowded at all but definitely a lot of take out orders . It's a typical small sized restaurant- nothing exceptional there.They have a decent menu - lots of options to choose from . Now the food : There has probably never been a bigger disappointment than the Tom Yum soup served at the Thai spoon :( I've had the Tom yum in Thailand and atleast a dozen other countries and also a lot here in NJ but never have I ever gotten a hot water bowl with chilies and mushroom and chicken - no taste other than the chili water and absolutely no consistency to the broth! Please please avoid at all cost - try only if you haven't had a Tom yum before . The drunken noodles were nicely done - they got this one right ! The Thai red curry chicken had way too much coconut - you could feel the coconut powder in the gravy. And a little too sweet as well So given that I have a lot of other well reviewed Thai restaurants to try out - will give Thai spoon a miss for some time to come . read more

Thai Spoon - Tom yum -nothing but chili water :( - Thai Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Much better after being open now for a couple years...more substantial flavor & portions. Both were light when they first opened. Nice expanded seating now which makes for a better atmosphere. I love the lunch specials. NOTE : due to slow weekday business, they're only open for dinner & Friday / Sat / Sun. lunch, now . Big bummer. The Potomac Ave construction/renovation killed their lunch traffic. read more

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The tofu app was over fried. The green curry had too much coconut milk. Service was good but the place just seemed so uninviting. They seemed busy but only 3 tables of party of 2 in the restaurant. It was a good place if you are craving thai and don't want to drive far. read more

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The most legit Thai Food in the Pittsburgh Area - this place trumps Nicky's Thai any day! We were looking for Thai places in Mount Lebanon while driving through, and decided to give this place a try. Best decision ever! We ordered the Tom Yam and chicken lettuce wraps for starters. Both better than other restaurants, but don't expect Thailand standards. For our mains, we had the Bangkok curry and the Bangkok seafood. Both were excellent! I especially liked the Bangkok seafood as the sauce had a nice egg and turmeric combination. The Bangkok curry was also really good! Meat and seafood in both were good quality. What blew me away was the dessert! We had the sticky rice with homemade coconut ice cream and peanuts - super delicious! Beautifully presented and the coconut ice cream was very creamy, and it complimented the warm, perfectly textured sticky rice. I've been craving good Asian desserts in Pittsburgh, and I finally found a place! Will definitely be back to try others. Service was excellent! We were served by a young guy who was very friendly, not overwhelming at all! Ambience was simple but clean and comfortable. Will definitely be back for more! Love this place! read more

Thai Spoon - Sticky rice with homemade coconut ice cream and peanuts. My new favourite dessert! - Thai Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Yum!!! This place is so fresh and tasty and I'm never left feeling disappointed. I use to go here all the time when I lived in Dormont and every time I went I would get the fresh rolls and Tom yum soup because no place does it better than this one! Their curried dishes and drunken noodles are also amazing and it makes the best leftovers. I also enjoy the festive decor and fancy drinks! The biggest inhibiting factor for me in going here is the price - which for me is just too much. As such, I usually only go here for lunch or just get the appetizers which are much more affordable even though the portions are much smaller than the dinner portions. Nonetheless, the quality justifies the price if you can afford it and you can at least go on a fancy occasion! If you've never been here you absolutely owe it to yourself to try their fresh rolls and Tom yum soup at least once because those are the best! I also highly recommend any of the curries and drunken noodles as those are by far my favorites on the menu. read more

Amazing food and even better management. Had terrible luck today until I picked up an order from here. Highly recommended. Have never had a bad order. read more

I haven't found utterly phenomenal Thai food since moving to Pittsburgh. Nicky's isn't bad...but it's way too overrated. Plus, they use shrimp paste in all of their curries...so that's out. Found Thai spoon after watching a flick at the Hollywood and decided to try it out. Good. God. The service was excellent but honestly, I would take lousy service for great food any day. Come here. Order everything. The spice level was great, food was quick, but most importantly, it's god damned delicious. read more

Service was great and everything was very clean. I ordered the mixed vegetables with fried tofu, had plenty left over for another meal. fried avocado was delicious as well. I will definitely keep this restaurant in mind for future takeout! read more

Thai Spoon - E1. Mixed Vegetables and fried Fried Tofu - Thai Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I always get the green curry with chicken and the drunken noodles with chicken they're both super tasty and it's BYOB here (very minimal corkage fee). On the spice side you can order the heat 1-10-I've gotten 3 and it had good heat for a low request - so good! Staff is nice and they just expanded to make more seating. You don't have to get all dressed up to go here but you can if you want :-) read more

Thai Spoon - Fried avocado roll!! Sooooo goood!! - Thai Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Firstly, I understand restaurant are struggling during covid, but what I had today was just terrible! First the satay, which is almost 12 dollars was barely a quarter of a chicken breast, tasted of old burnt oil and was tough. Secondly the green curry is white, and the taste wasn't vibrant, this restaurants competitors all product much better quality food in the area. In addition to all that, the Tom yum soup came half full, in a small container. This was the second miss from this restaurant. Not coming back again. Premium prices for sub par quality food. read more

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I went into Thai Spoon with pretty high expectations. I was referred here by a friend who said that the Pad Thai was pretty special. I don't disagree with him in regards to the quality of the Pad Thai, however, there were a few things I did not enjoy. My wife got the Pad Thai with tofu, as she is a vegetarian. I've had much better tofu at other restaurants, and it was on the bland side. My chicken pad Thai was very tasty, but it was a little sweeter than I expected. We started off with fried vegetable dumplings, which were just so-so. My biggest issue was with the service. Our server was nowhere to be found for the majority of our meal, and there were only three tables active in the restaurant. We also weren't acknowledged for at least 5 minutes upon being seated. Overall, I would give this place another try, but would hope for better service next time. Pictures attached. read more

Thai Spoon - Thai Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Decided to stop by this place for take away since it was nearby and I was pleasantly surprised. Honestly coming from my Orlando/Kissimmee, Florida vacay to Pittsburg I gave up on asian food from the east coast. The Viet and Thai restaurants we went to were either tasteless, over-salted, or more on the Asian/America fusion type flavor(which isn't bad but just not the home cooking/heavy asian food I enjoy). We ordered the chicken pad kee mao (drunken noodle), chicken basil stir fry, and chicken tom kha soup. The chicken pad kee mao's flavor was on point! The noodle they used tasted freshly made which is oh so important in any asian noodle dish. It makes the dish 5x better. The veggies weren't overly cooked and still had a nice bite to them. I prefer having ground meat in my noodle stir-frys but they use sliced chicken. I was worried about the chicken being cut to thick like a lot of restaurants do but they slice the chicken real thin to where some pieces get broken up during the cooking process. Delish! I ordered level 7 spice and it tasted like nothing but the lady did give a side of dry pepper just in case. The chicken basil stir fry was good but could've been great. It has a good flavor foundation, what you would expect from thai chicken basil stir fry. If someone was newly introduce to Thai food and got this dish they would've loved it because it's not too much of a 'in your face' flavor. For me, I would've enjoyed a splash or two more of fish sauce and some more pepper. It would've been magical but still a great dish though. The chicken tom kha soup. It was cooked perfectly to what I know Thai food to taste like but I just wished there was a bit more of a sour taste. That's just preference though. The steamed rice was cooked well. Not too hard but not overly cooked and left jelly like. As for the service it was great in terms of going into the restaurant and ordering for to go. The lady at the register didn't have the most warming outward appearance and vibe but she was nice, did her job well and went above and beyond. She took my order, helped me in terms of spice levels at their restaurant(told me she would put pepper on the side and did it immediately before the food check even got to the back), and offered us water as we were waiting for the food and informed us that it was filtered since their has been 'led in water' breakout news. The food was quick to come out.. maybe 20ish minutes from placing the order. They don't use styrofoam containers instead they pack the food in nice, thick plastic containers that could be washed and used to pack lunch. Great experience overall and would revisit to dine-in. read more

Thai Spoon is fantastic. My go-to order is the Pad See-ew with chicken. While it's BYOB, the Thai iced tea can't be missed! It's not the largest interior, but the food is definitely the focus. The staff is always friendly, and the food comes out incredibly quick. I'm not the BIGGEST spice fan, but I can handle some, so I'll usually go with a 4 on their scale. read more

1st time here was awesome we loved it. however our 2nd visit was poor service and cold food.

Went with the basics and ordered pad Thai and crab rangoons, both were very good. I would definitely eat there again and try some different dishes. read more

The food is really good and the owners seem to try really hard to do a good job, but it appears that they have trouble employing good help. Most are inexperienced and unorganized. Dining in is a more pleasant experience but anytime I order takeout there seems to be an unorganized scramble to get things right. Also the kitchen staff is audibly vulgar from the waiting area. And some of the wait staff can be a little harsh. I want this place to do well, but they need a more professional staff to do well in my opinion. read more

After moving from Bloomfield, and leaving behind my beloved Thai Cuisine, I finally found a place to get my fix. I went here with my bf and I have to say that it was pretty good. The restaurant was busy, but we were seated right away. It was a little hot due to lack of central air, but they had fans going, so that helped. There was only one server, but I was impressed on how he handled a busy restaurant. My water glass was never empty. Whenever I try a new place I always order Pad Thai....if they have a good Pad Thai, then they're worth my next visit. LOL. It was good. I got a level 8 spicey and enjoyed it. My bf got a currie & brown rice which was pretty good. We split and order of spring rolls. The food came out quick and was timed very well after our spring rolls. I enjoyed Thai Spoon and I'm definitely going to hit it up again. read more

Thai Spoon is probably the best Thai restaurant in the South Hills and it was probably one of the first Thai joints to pop up in south of the city. Despite its expansion, it is still an intimate little space. I've tried a lot of items from their menu and everything has tasted great and fresh. I find that their noodle dishes are some of the best in the city, specifically their Drunken Noodles and Pad Thai. Their flavors are well-balanced: not too sweet, not too salty and not too tangy. They also include a lot of veggies in their Drunken Noodles that other places might leave out. I've also tried their soups (specifically Tom Yum and Tom Kha) and although they taste good, they seem a little one-dimensional compared to other Thai restaurants I've tried. All in all, the food is tasty and it's a great place for Thai if you're in the south hills area. read more

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YUM! We went here when we needed our Thai fix and were directed here as this was one of the better Thai places in Pitt. It was pretty delicious! Let me give you a tip: they are not afraid of spice. If you usually order hot and you ACTUALLY want it hot not, meh. hot but HOT then order it hot. However, if you want it less spicy I would go medium. We split a pad see ew (sp?) because we were having a big dinner later and it was delicious! The snap peas were fresh, the noodles weren't soggy, and the beef was yum. We also got a Thai iced tea which, as always, was delicious. Good little neighborhood Thai place! read more

A nondescript store front in Dormont isn't particularly inviting but the search for more Thai restaurants continued with a trip to Thai Spoon. Inside, the restaurant doesn't provide much atmosphere but not many places can match either Nicky's location for a full Thai experience. But my tastebuds convinced me long ago that I'm not there for the atmosphere. I'm there for the spicy tastiness that is awesome Thai food! The place is small for sure but it's cozy enough that you need not worry about sitting in your neighbor's lap. The menu is pretty extensive and even had some novel dishes I hadn't seen before. We started with some appetizers and the corn fritters were delightful. Unfortunately our other choices were greasy and not especially appealing in appearance or taste. Stick with the spring rolls. No frying involved! The four of us shared each of our dishes so we had a chance to get a more representative sampling. My spicy calamari dish, ordered at a 9 spice level, was bland and a disappointment. The calamari was rubbery and didn't have enough other things on the plate to compensate. The lack of heat is always a bummer for me. My daughter's drunken noodles, at a 4 spice level, were far hotter than mine. While hers was ok, it wasn't great. Passable would be the most generous description I could give. One of the other dishes was a curry dish but the flavor was weak and the sauce was watery. I'm looking for more depth of flavor and with Thai spices you have the right to expect that! My wife's seafood dish was the best of the bunch and I'd order that next time. It was flavorful and I was glad she shared! The food was inconsistent and while I wouldn't drive all the way over to the South HIlls to eat here again, if I lived close, I'd give it a few more tries. But there are far better Thai options around. read more

One of my favorite Thai spots around town. Every dish we've ordered had been perfect.

This place...oh my. I have eaten there more than a dozen times and have never had a bad experience. The service is excellent and extremely friendly. The food is amazing and the prices are low. A few highlights from Thai Spoon would be their pad Thai, corn fritters and spring rolls. I mostly get the spicy egg noodles with beef or the green curry. Both are amazing. What I really could spend all day talking about is the tom kha soup. I get tom kha at every thai restaurant I go to. While I have had a tasty bowl elsewhere, Thai Spoon has created a perfectly harmonious balance between the spicy chili paste and the creamy coconut milk. Anytime I am sick, Thai Spoon's tom kha is the only soup I care to have. Spice level 8? Yes, please. read more

Now, I am not an expert on Thai food at all. But, I like to support my neighborhood and wanted to try it out when I saw it was open. Went in and the boyfriend ordered Pah Thai and I had some Tom Kah soup. The soup had a nice flavor to it. The Pad Thai was very good. It tasted great and they gave you a portion big enough to make two meals out of. I think the pad thai with chicken ran about $11 so my boyfriend stated he could get the same amount for $5 in the Strip. But they are really trying here to make it a nice dine in restaurant. What used to be a closed down pizza shop for as long as I've lived here, now looks like a small restaurant with nice glasses and friendly servers. They have a takeout menu as well (they were out of copies when we went in) So I think I could make this a place to pick up something different for a change. Go out and support a new business and maybe someone with a better palate for Thai can describe if the food is really up to par. read more

After seeing the sign that this place would be opening soon, I was really excited to try it out. I tried the spring rolls (that were really good) and the pad thai (also, a solid choice). Overall, the food was decent Thai food, and a great addition to the neighborhood. Also, the staff is so friendly. I only ordered take out, but the guy who took care of my order was so friendly and nice. I will definitely be frequenting this place. read more

Thai Spoon, what can I say? Definitely not as good as Nicky's in the North Side. The crab rangoons were not good, no crab at all and a super sweet cream cheese in an over fried wrapper. I ordered green curry, I like a little spice, I ordered a 6, but could barely Taste the heat. The broth was watery and the vegetables were absent. I did get a lot of bamboo shoots. We also tried the pad Thai which Was acceptable. Dinner for two including one appetizer, two entrees and water to drink was $29.00. Interestingly they print a tip calculator on your bill! read more

Bad. I'm sorry, but it's just bad. The prices they charge for this lackluster food and inept service are completely laughable. It's not even that it's so inedible, it's just that there are much better places in Pittsburgh to eat Thai food and although this is the only Thai restaurant in the general Dormont area, if you're willing to be a little flexible then there is much better Asian food to be had around there. I can't really think of any good reason to come here. read more

On a recent visit to Pittsburgh, I was reminded that in general, the Thai food in the burgh is pretty freaking good! Much better than what I've come across here in Denver. I dined at Thai Spoon with a friend last week - it's her neighborhood Thai place. This was Thai dinner #2 for the week - so instead of my normal curry, I opted for the drunken noodles. I'm not lying when I say I ate EVERY LAST BITE. They were so delicious. Her green curry looked amazing as well. The service was fast and friendly, and the prices were reasonable for pretty large portions. I guess it's both a good thing and a bad thing this place isn't in my neighborhood. read more

My favorite Thai is Nicky's and Smiling Banana Leaf....but I'm in the South Hills and sometimes I don't want to drive there for a quick dinner. Enter Thai Spoon. I've heard about it for quite some time but until recently haven't tried it. Finally, I did and I'm glad. All of the items my family chose were extremely flavorful. The Bangcock curry was excellent albeit a bit sweeter than other curries I've tried. Still an excellent choice. Also had the Pad See Ew. I think it was on par with the other places I mentioned above which is a good sign as this is my favorite Thai Dish. I ordered it 5, but probably should have gone with a 6 just to kick up the heat to make it perfect. All in all, I really liked Thai Spoon and will make this my go-to Thai place, mainly out of convenience. However, it won't make me abandon the 2 best Thai restaurants in the city all together. read more

I work near by and my coworkers and I share the same good taste in foods so we used to order from here a lot. I had everything in their lunch menu and everything is delicious, I can't tell you how happy it makes me that they have, not only tofu, but faux meat! We used to order a lot but one time I went to pick up our food they haven't even made it and ended up waiting so long that I was 1/2 hour late past my lunch break. My husband and I eat here when we're in the area and we both really like it. They ask how much heat you like (I'm a 5) and they really get it right. So, we may not be able to order out from here because of that one problematic instance but I will still eat here every chance I get. read more

Have got take out from here twice now. The first time I would give it 3 stars, this time it was better. I have gotten drunken noodles both times and it is pretty tasty. Not the best Thai in pgh I have ever had, but still good. I get spice level 4, which makes you sweat a little, but not be unbearable. The vegetable egg rolls are good, but please add vegetable dumplings! Food is always quick and fair in price. Portion size is large. My husband and I share one meal without having leftovers. read more

We absolutely love this place. Living in Dormont, we are so fortunate to have a jem like this in walking distance. I have two staple items that are my go to entrees, the green curry with chicken, and the drunken noodles. Both of these dishes are just fantastic. Be careful when being asked about how spicy you like your dishes. I am a fan of spicy food, but the 4 is plenty spicy for me. The restaurant itself is tiny, so I would suggest making a reservation. It is also BYOB. So take along your swill. I've seen everything from six packs of beer on a table, to the standard bottles of wine. What is great about the BYOB here, is they charge one dollar per person as a corkage fee. That is pretty awesome! Service is friendly and accommodating. As an appetizer try the spring rolls and pot stickers. Also give the Thai iced tea a try. Give this place a try, I think you will be pleasantly surprised. read more

I really wanted to love the food from here, but have to say that while it's good, it's definitely not great nor would I order from there again. The steamed edamame with sea salt was great ( hard to screw up something that simple), but they forgot to deliver the side of soy sauce I had requested. The tofu pad Thai was good--was surprised to find huge pieces of what appeared to be Napa cabbage included. The large but thinly sliced carrots as well as broccoli pieces were tasty as was the dish. Again, it was good but ordinary. The tofu vegetable Tom kah was ok. I only had a few spoons of it and when I opened the fridge this morning it appeared that there was so much cream of coconut in the soup that it had solidified back to cream. The steamed chicken dumplings were good. Overall, I'm glad I tried this place but would not try a second time. If you love Thai food, do your homework and don't assume a solid 4-star rating means you'll be satisfied. read more

This would be my third visit to a Thai restaurant in the past 2 months. Pusadee's Garden and Smiling Banana Leaf being the other two. I guess, I can't say I don't like thai food anymore... This place is very small but somewhat cozy. So, if you plan on bringing a group, it's best to RSVP. Also, this place is BYOB! We ordered the Drunken Noodle and crispy Duck with spring rolls. They were all really good. Overall a great Thai restaurant. Would definitely go back again!! read more

This is a great Thai Restaurant. The food was delicious and the price was shocking. We brought our own bottle of wine and got the Cab Rangoons, Tom yum soup, pad Kew mow with chicken dinner and curry soup with veggie dinner, finished it off with the fried banana and ice cream desert. The service was right on time, the food was hot and it only cost $46. I would recommend this place to anyone. Spice level is 1-10 and I added a little extra heat after ordering a 4. read more

Pretty great Thai byob. We've had everything from the famous drunken noodles to curries, soups, appetizers, and more. Never been disappointed. They also do take out, which is perfect for a good quick meal. Not the best thai food I've ever had, but in my top ten. Definitely worth trying. read more

Last minute stop here on a Saturday night. Had the house noodles heat 4 . It was amazing! Melt in your mouth. Flavor and heat were spot on! Everyone in my party had something different and we all enjoyed. Try the Thai iced tea, a little sweet but delish. read more

Meh... my friends recommended this place to us, but the food really wasn't all that. I ordered the shrimp panang, and have had much better in the area. Service was decent, even though there was one waiter and 5 customers in the entire restaurant. The decor could use some improvement too. read more