Crystal Thai - Arlington

Love getting takeout here, but everything tastes even better dining in. The crispy catfish and flounder fish dishes are amazing.Food: 5/5

This is a good Thai place but there are better ones close by. Expensive for what you get.The Thai beer they serve is excellent though.

Very good Thai restaurant. Food was good and good selection of drinks. The massaman curry beef was not what I was expecting but live and learn. It's recommended on the menu bit was a very thick and strong flavor. Reminded me of the brown curry from Japan which isn't my favorite. Overall good food and good time. The chang beer brought back some core memories from Thailand.

Crystal Thai Restaurant is a true gem, and their Pad Thai deserves an enthusiastic five-star rating! Prepare your taste buds for an authentic explosion of flavors that will transport you straight to the bustling streets of Thailand.The Pad Thai here is an absolute delight, boasting the perfect balance of sweet, savory, and tangy notes. Every mouthful is a harmonious symphony of tender rice noodles, succulent shrimp or chicken (or your preferred protein), and a medley of crisp vegetables. The secret lies in their masterful sauce, a blend of tamarind, palm sugar, and just the right amount of spices, creating a dance of taste sensations you won't soon forget.Oh, and the atmosphere and staff are equally delightful! The restaurant exudes a warm, welcoming ambiance, making you feel like part of the family from the moment you step inside. The friendly and attentive staff are there to ensure you have a memorable dining experience, ready to guide you through their menu or cater to any special requests.So, if you find yourself craving an extraordinary Pad Thai experience, look no further than Crystal Thai Restaurant. They've mastered the art of crafting this iconic Thai dish, earning every single one of those five stars. Head on over and let your taste buds embark on a journey of pure delight!

I ordered number 42. Spicy mixd seafood, advertised as cooked with a chili paste. No chili paste. Instead they substituted an over abundance of bell peppers which weren’t even listed as an ingredient in the menu. I love spicy Thai food with normal yes, they are more expensive, especially in paste form) cayenne or habanero peppers. I can’t stomach bell peppers. If bell peppers were listed on the menu as an ingredient, I never would have ordered. Being penny wise and pound foolish in substituting cheaper ingredients to established/ advertised menu dinners, is a death knell to any restaurant.