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    Thai Terrace

    4.1 (66 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Pad See-Ew
    Allison B.

    Absolutely loved Thai terrace. We dined in, I will say the restaurant is small and freezing cold. I left and my toes were numb lol. But anyway, the food was incredible. Definitely what I expected with Pittsburgh Thai: always the best for some reason. I've had Thai all over the country and in philly and nyc especially and nothing beats the Pittsburgh Thai food scene. The food took a little long but it wasn't terrible. My pad see yew was amazing. Absolutely amazing. Thank you!

    Red Curry
    Aaron W.

    Fantastic hole-in-the-wall Thai place near Edgewood. My wife and I just moved to the area and we liked it so much the first time we went back the very next week. Lightning-fast take-out service with eco friendly touches like compostable containers and rice containers with no metal so they can go in the microwave. Super reasonable prices (entrees are $10-12 each). We have tried several of their curries and all are really loaded with veggies, a good bit of meat, and a generous serving of rice. My favorite was the Panange Curry, which had broccoli, cauliflower, and some snap peas. Curry sauce is flavorful and medium spice level is very tolerable. The veggie crispy spring rolls are a nice appetizer. You get three so be ready to cut one in half to share on date night! We also tried the lobster rangoon and actually it wasn't our favorite. It was very creamy but did not taste that much like lobster. Check them out!

    Avocado in the Garden Fresh Rolls & Tom Kha w/ chicken (aka = gai). Notice the tiny interior
    Trish T.

    What a find! We recently found this tiny-but-mighty hole in the wall next door to Autosmith where we had to get our cars inspected (the place on the other side of the restaurant is a decided *un*glamorous convenience market) - and wow, what a great lunch we had! There are only a few tables inside, but no one was dining in at that time, so we grabbed a table. A friendly woman greeted us and took our order. The lunch menu is a fabulous deal - a great selection of dishes are mostly $7.75 (slight up-charge for seafood, etc) - and you get more than enough. We had leftovers (). We ordered avocado garden fresh rolls (no protein option); tom kha gai; veggie pumpkin curry (spicy level 4); & spicy basil fried rice w/ chicken (level 4). The rolls were SO fresh - like a bright salad jam-packed into a neat rice paper envelope! And the peanut sauce was thick, flavorful, & *warm* (!!) - YUM!! The tom kha was nice & spicy; the chicken juicy - so full of flavor. The pumpkin curry was chock full of scrumptious, moist Asian pumpkin chunks - the best of the pumpkin curries we've tried so far in the Burgh (in DC, our home for many years, we don't get this pumpkin curry that's so ubiquitous in P'burgh!). And the fried rice was fantastic - the veggies still bright and crisp, the rice moist and perfectly cooked. Great lunch! It was easy to see why they had SO many takeout orders (the mechanics from next door, the mail man, a regular dine-in elderly woman, on and on the orders flowed in while we were there). We'll definitely be back!

    L Pad Thai
    Dante M.

    After craving some Thai food, my friend and I were originally planning on checking out a completely different restaurant only to find out there it was closed due to kitchen renovations. We were looking for some other Thai restaurants in the area and stumbled upon Thai Terrace. All we have to say is, this is probably the best pad Thai that we have had in Pittsburgh so far. We came during the week when they were offering lunch specials that included an entree off of the lunch specials menu, and spring roll along side sweet and sour sauce. I had the pad Thai with , which was super flavorful and loaded with meat and vegetables. The sauce stuck to the noodles nicely, and it had an authentic taste according to my friend who is from Thailand. They offer a spice level 1-5, and I went with a three and could have definitely gone higher. If you can handle spice, I would definitely recommend going with either the 4 or 5, which is what I will do next time I am here. My friend got the pumpkin curry with chicken, which was served along side a bed of rice. Unlike some other Thai restaurants, the curry didn't taste watered down, and the coconut milk was so flavorful throughout the curry. The lady informed us that the curry comes out a little spicier, but my friend and I were both able to handle it easily. This was an awesome find that we came upon and will definitely be ordering take out from here and stopping by again for their lunch specials!

    Pad Thai with Chicken
    Ulyana K.

    Magnificent food from a tiny Thai spot in Edgewood. I was not expecting this place to be in my top 5 Thai places in Pittsburgh, but man is it good. Tonight, I tried the Pad Thai with chicken (no scallions), crispy spring rolls, and the roti dessert. Absolutely excellent portions, especially for the price. The pad Thai was fairly flavorful. In my opinion, a bit more sauce would have been nice. The noodles had a light bit of sourness to them, which was unexpected, but surprisingly tasty. However, the ratio of meat to noodles is perfect. The chicken was well cooked, and it didn't overpower the noodles. There was also a decent number of nuts scattered throughout the dish, and it was NOT too oily (like in many other places). The spring rolls were quite tasty as well (3 per order, for $4). They were stuffed with a lot of vegetables, especially cabbage. It was seasoned and perfectly crispy. The sauce that is served with it came with the perfect balance of sweetness and light slickness. I have never had roti in dessert form, but wow, this was delicious. Once again, a great portion of 2 pieces, and a decent amount of sweet condensed milks soaking the bread. The roti itself it chewy and folded. I enjoyed both the sweet flavor and the texture. All in all, this a place that I didn't expect to be wowed with. But, the portions are great, prices are incredible (some of the best in the city, if not the best), and the flavors are definitely high quality. Would 100% recommend and likely return.

    Pad See-Ew and Fried Egg
    Anqi H.

    This just might be my new go to Thai takeout place! I ordered the Pad See Ew and the flavor was so good! The chicken was done perfectly and came with the right amount of veggies. I also ordered a fried egg on the side thinking it was somehow different, but it was just a plain fried egg for $2. Probably won't order that again. Overall, I was impressed with their food quality. Will have to try some of the other dishes next time.

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    Lana L.

    Thai Terrace is delicious and close by, so my boyfriend and I have gotten several meals here already. We've always stuck to the same order, and we've never been disappointed. We usually get a pad see ew each (shrimp for him, tofu for me) in addition to one or two orders of the chicken samosa appetizer. Both the chicken samosas and the pad see ew are very oily, but also delicious. As they are called chicken samosas, you'd think that they'd have more chicken inside than they actually do, but don't order them expecting a lot of meat because it's pretty minimal. They are thin samosas and super tasty. Definitely will continue to order them. So glad Thai Terrace opened up. It always hits the spot! Taste | 4.5 Atmosphere | 3.5 Presentation | 3 Service | 3 OVERALL | 4.5

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    Fast, convenient, and most importantly delicious delivery. A hidden gem of Thai food in the burgh.

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    Good local thai spot. The lunch special is a good value and great quality. All of the appetizers are also really tastey.

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    3.9(1.3k reviews)
    6.1 miDowntown
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    I was super excited to try this Thai restaurant for the first time, and overall, the food did not…read moredisappoint! The flavors were incredible. Everything was so tasty, fresh, and cooked to perfection. Definitely the highlight of our experience! The decor felt like you're truly in Thailand. Unfortunately, the service was a bit subpar, at least with our server. We felt somewhat rushed throughout the meal, but thankfully, it didn't stop us from enjoying our food and conversation. The biggest surprise came when we received the check. Since it was my first time dining here, I didn't realize they automatically include a gratuity charge. For our party of three, a 20% gratuity was added. For reference: * Dine-in parties of 9 or fewer: 20% pre-tax gratuity * Dine-in parties of 10 or more: 25% pre-tax gratuity I would still recommend giving this place a try because the food is genuinely delicious. Just be sure to know about the automatic gratuity ahead of time so there are no surprises when the check arrives!

    TLDR: busy, very dim inside dining, slow service, casual attire, could use a heater or two for…read moreoutside diners. We were gaslit!!! They served my friend chicken and insisted that it was pork! He doesn't eat chicken!! Story time!! We were in town for the Marathon weekend and tried to make a last minute resy. We got seated outside which was fine cuz we understand it was last minute). It was 40s outside and no heater in place... People seemed to come here for special events (we saw many grad parties or birthdays and date nights). We ordered noodles and curries. Huge portions that could serve 2 people per entree (or 1 very hungry runner per entree, which was the case for us). The food was tasty HOWEVER WE WERE GASLIT! My friend ordered his dish with pork and after a bite or two he realized it was chicken. We asked the waitress to send it back and she insisted it was pork (by this photo you can tell the top right dish's protein is the same as the chicken in the 2 curries...) and insisted that we were confused with curt demeanor... Service wise, we had multiple different waiters/ waitresses, one person seating us, another taking our order, another delivering the food, another filling the water, so it was very hard to communicate our concerns because it was one big telephone game. We didn't like the service, the outdoors dining area was cute and NOISY so don't plan on having conversations there. Parking was easy enough there were multiple garages nearby. Overall tasty food but we got the ick after being gaslit so probably won't come back.

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    Pusadee's Garden

    4.5(935 reviews)
    5.1 miLawrenceville
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    This is our first stop when we came to visit Pittsburgh because we've heard such great things about…read moreit. We didn't have a reservation but showed up at 8 PM and we're able to sit at the bar. They were also inside seats available so I guess our timing was right there were lots of really great cocktails to choose from and it was hard to decide. She got the first catch and I got the new person same old mistakes, both so great! we shared a bunch of appetizers that were all so incredibly delicious. We ordered the roti with tofu instead of chicken though when it came out it was not vegetarian. Luckily, I spotted it and they remade the dish for me. We also got the green mango salad and mushroom laab- all so yummy! The bartender was really great at giving us lots of information and helping us decide what to get and the ambience and vibe is so stunningly beautiful but the food definitely matches that. I will be telling everyone to visit when they're in Pittsburgh and I can't wait to visit again myself.

    This is my second time coming here. The first time I got a reservation but I tried out the get…read morethere early and wait in line method and was so happy they were able to seat us! We got there at 4:40 on a Saturday and they open at 5. I'd say that's a good sweet spot although there was already a decent line when we got there so I'm sure it just depends! Such a simple dish but I could eat a VAT of that Roti app once a week for the rest of my life and be better for it LOL. It's seriously so good I crave it constantly. I tried out the lemongrass meatballs this time. They were SO GOOD. Normally I need a thick sauce with a meatball idk it's just who I am. These needed absolutely nothing. They were the perfect texture and I loved the crispy shallots. I've actually never had Khao Soi and man I have been missing out! The meat was seriously so tender I could not get over it. The flavors were perfectly married it was a great dish. The crispy shrimp was also amazing the pieces were massive and the SAUCE (lol) was so good. Pusadee's knows what they're doing. There is a reason why they're always so busy and I'm happy we have a place like this in the burgh!

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    4.2(297 reviews)
    2.0 miSquirrel Hill
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    This was our last stop on a little weekend getaway and it's the truth when they say to leave the…read morebest for last. We had a horrible culinary experience the past couple of days driving through West Virginia, Ohio, and western New York. Pittsburgh was our last stop before heading home and Kiin Lao and Thai Eatery made up for all of the culinary disappointment this weekend. Let's talk about the ambiance first. Everything about this restaurant was quite beautiful. When I say beautiful, I don't mean it in an elegant way, but an artsy street vibe way. It is hip, clean, and we'll put together. You can tell a lot of love went into the decorations and into every piece of art on its walls. The service was pretty good. The server herself was attentive when needed and left us alone when needed. The food was AWESOME. We got the papaya combo with the Thum Mak Houng option, curry puffs, grilled pork shoulder with sticky rice, and Pad Gra Prow Street Style. The papaya was "lao-style" made with fermented shrimp paste. If you love deep umami flavors, this is it for you. The papaya salad was pungent and sour and savory spicy and just so satisfying. We asked for a 6/10 spiciness and they came with the heat. The chicken skewers that came with it was flavorful too. A little bit of char on the chicken would've brought it over the top. The curry puffs were so comforting and had that south Asian flavor profile that was very welcomed. The curry and spice blend did not overwhelm the potatoes. Instead it enhanced the earthy potato flavors in the best way possible. The menu said that it came with a cucumber sauce but I don't think we got that. What we got was a more like a honey sauce. The sauce was good in itself but didn't pair well with the puffs. The grilled pork shoulder was delectable. The meat was tender and it was seasoned perfectly. Again, more char on the meat would've brought it to a new level. The only gripe I have with this order was the sticky rice. The amount of sticky rice you get with it was so small I thought it was a joke initially. Nope, it was not! I thought the Pad Gra Prow Street Style was OKAY. I would've made it a little saucier. Despite this, my significant other absolutely LOVED it. Pad Gra Prow was my significant other's favorite dish when she lived overseas. She said that this was the best Pad Gra Prow she has had on this side of the world. Overall, it was a wonderful experience. We would definitely come by again when we are back this way.

    Was really excited to find a Thai and Lao restaurant while visiting Pittsburgh. Almost didn't…read morenotice Kiin when we were walking down the street because it's just a small door and then you have to take the stairs up to the restaurant. The art on the stairway and in the restaurant is really great. Loved the vibe. Lots of great choices for gluten-free vegetarian, such as myself and the food did not disappoint. I ordered mee Kathi and it was so flavorful! I got a spice level 4 (of 10) and could've done a bit more spicy, I just didn't know what to expect. The service was just OK. The waiter didn't seem to want to be bothered with us, and also the very loud music that was interrupted by a lot of equally loud commercials was pretty offputting, but based on the food, I would definitely come back.

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    4.4(169 reviews)
    8.8 mi
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    Absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish…read more First, the atmosphere was immaculate. The music was amazing, banger after banger, and it gave the whole restaurant such a fun, comfortable energy. The staff was incredibly attentive, clean, friendly, and genuinely caring without hovering. They seemed to know exactly when you needed something and when to let you enjoy your meal. The menu was also exactly what I want from a Thai restaurant. They had a great selection without making it overwhelming, and all of the classics you would expect were there. I started with the spring rolls, and they were excellent. The serving size was perfect for one person, three good finger-sized rolls, and they came out absolutely piping hot. I actually had to wait a minute before eating them, which I genuinely appreciate. There is something to be said for food arriving fresh from the kitchen instead of sitting around getting lukewarm. Then came the red curry beef. I travel for a living, and one thing I make a point of doing everywhere I go is trying the red curry beef. I have probably had hundreds of versions in different cities, so I am pretty particular about what makes a great one. For me, the curry needs to have a rich, creamy, slightly thicker consistency. Too many places serve it watery, which immediately takes away from the dish. The beef also has to be good quality, because questionable meat can ruin even a great curry. Dancing Crab Thai absolutely nailed both. The curry was rich and creamy with a powerful but beautifully balanced combination of coconut and red curry flavor. The spice level was perfect, enough heat to make it exciting without overpowering everything else. The beef was excellent quality, and along with the usual peppers and bamboo shoots, this one also had peas, which I don't remember seeing very often in red curry but really enjoyed. Even the presentation had a thoughtful touch. The rice came shaped like a heart. After trying red curry in hundreds of restaurants, I can confidently say this is now my number one. For an appetizer and entree, plus the overall quality of the experience, I thought the pricing was completely reasonable. My full meal came to around $45, and considering the quality of the food, the portion sizes, the atmosphere, and the service, I felt like I got exactly what I paid for. Excellent atmosphere, excellent service, excellent food. I travel constantly and eat at a LOT of restaurants, and this is one I will absolutely remember and gladly return to.

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