D Thai Kitchen - Thornwood

First time at the restaurant. Although the food was very good the table for 2 was too small for a sharing meal. Also we were shocked to find out that the forage fee for BYOB was $25.00. Though the web site highlighted BYOB was OK the waitress said that the website was inaccurate and needs to be changed??? Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 2 Recommended dishes: Thai Dumplings

Tried this place for the first time. Ordered the curry and the portions were small for $20, which is overpriced. It was also mostly veggies and had only a little bit of meat. Taste was ok, but some of the eggplants had a weird taste. I wish I could find a go to Thai place, but the search continues.

We started with Thai iced tea, chicken satay (four pieces), curry puffs (three), and spring rolls (four). I could have easily eaten a lot more; everything tasted so fresh, perfectly spiced, and the sauces were delightful. I wouldn’t mind a bit more of the fantastic cucumber relish, but it was all very good! I also ordered a Tom Yum Chicken soup, having been unable to find a good version that didn’t feature shrimp in ages. I was thrilled with it! The portion wasn’t huge, which was perfect as it left room for an entree. The spice level was just right too. Next, our main dishes arrived. We tried the Pineapple Fried Rice with duck (there were various meat options for each entree) and Drunken Man Noodle with chicken. The fried rice was superb; it was packed with flavor, featuring generous chunks of crispy duck. It could easily satisfy one person or be shared between two. I relished every bite of the noodles, which were cooked to perfection and had a mildly spicy sauce along with tender chicken. Next time, I might request a touch more spice. For dessert, I chose the creamy coconut crème brûlée. It came in two small dishes topped with warm, creamy coconut. While it wasn’t exactly what one would consider a traditional brûlée, I won’t complain about the name because it was utterly delicious! I can’t quite describe it, but I will definitely be ordering it again. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for a delightful evening of Thai cuisine. It has such a homey vibe, feeling like comfort food, even if Thai is new to you, as it is for me. I can’t comment on how things are during peak hours, but our late-night visit on a rainy Sunday turned out to be a warm and inviting meal. Thank you! Service: Dine-in Meal Type: Dinner Price per person: $50–100 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended Dishes: Spring Roll

Meal Type: Dinner Price Range: $20–30 per person Food Rating: 5/5 Service Rating: 5/5 Atmosphere Rating: 5/5 If you’re looking for a fantastic dining experience, I highly recommend trying the Roti, Massaman Curry, and Green Curry. Each dish was exquisite, earning a perfect score for food. The service was top-notch, making us feel welcome and well taken care of throughout our meal. The atmosphere was delightful, creating a pleasant setting for dinner. Overall, a remarkable dining experience!

I think this place is great and can always rely on a good meal. I love the sticky rice and looking forward to when they move to a bigger space. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Thai Dumplings