Touch of Thai

Food is so good! I wasn’t much into Thai food but I gave it a go and was so happy that this place makes delicious Thai food. Chicken Pad Thai, Beef Pad See Eww, Mango with Sticky Rice, Golden Squid (fried calamari), Thai Tea. I wish they delivered but def a great place to eat or take out!

Update: been ordering from this place for the last 4 months, since moving to Easton. Such a great place. I never want to leave.

Curry is good. However fried rice is just so so. The waiting was so long and I did not find air conditioning working in the hot April day.

Amazing food!
Tucked away in a beautiful, residential area, I never knew this place existed.
The food was beyond delicious. We started with spring rolls. Best I’ve ever had. So crispy.
Our entrees were generous portions and also delicious.
The dining area is a bit small and the tables are close together. The service was a little slow as there was only one server, the owner I believe. But the quality of the food made up for it.
I definitely recommend Touch of Thai. Probably my new favorite downtown eatery.

Update 4÷30÷16: This is still our favorite place in Easton. Every meal has been great. I am adding the grilled eggplant and crunchy salad to my list of must orders. You will thank me.

A hidden jewel downtown. Food is always hot and fresh and delicious. The curry puffs and spring rolls are always a great way to start and their panang curry is so flavorful. They are very good at cooking to spice level. The owner is sweet and kind and I always feel welcome when I go.

My fiancè and I wanted to try something new and different. We decided to look around our neighborhood and came across this little thai restaurant.
Ho…ly… $&#%…
The food is to die for. Literally. If I have to fight a dragon to get to the top of the tower just to save a plate of pineapple pad Thai with rice, I would.
I don’t like trying new things but I order something different each time I come here and never been disappointed. It’s a shame that the restaurant is hidden a little, they should expand their business and make themselves known. I love it so much and so would whoever is reading this post. Try it. You will enjoy every bite of your meal. I promise.

Absolutely the best thai food I have ever had. I have come to love this place and they have very good relationships with their loyal customers. Definitely a treasure of Easton.

The food is outstanding. Flavorful, good portions, and nice presentation. The restaurant itself is very unassuming, and looks like you’re eating in a first floor apartment. Well, that’s because you are. The service, on the other hand:
If you are the only people here, or at one of three tables, your service will be prompt and courteous. Your food will come out in a reasonable (but slow) speed and in a logical order.
If the place is packed, the gloves are off. You’ll likely wait at the door for up to five minutes to be acknowledged, then have to wait a few minutes for them to clear a table and a few more for them to even bring water and menus out. By the time you’ve placed your order, you’ll wonder what time you even got there. Appetizers can (and have) take up to forty minutes to be delivered, and if you order multiple, expect your entrée before your second appetizer. No checkups, no drink refills. Just your food. All the while, the proprietor of the restaurant is busy schmoozing with some of the other tables, blind to yours. They’re nice about it, and they don’t ask how anything was, otherwise I’d tell them directly. Simply stated, they can’t handle volume.
It’s unfortunate that I’m likely to go elsewhere for my next Thai meal, but frankly I don’t want to blow my entire evening waiting to eat.

Oh this place is just the best. The people who run it are great, and the atmosphere is just very fun. It’s by no means fancy, and there are awkwardly placed decorations strewn about, but I really do love it.
And the food is simply the best. My gosh they make some amazing Thai food. The servings are large, they fill me up, and are absolutely delicious. There are a whole bunch of spices and sauces to put on your meal if you ask for them as well.
I’ve never ordered take-​out here, but I would imagine it’s just the same.

This is such a nice little Thai restaurant. I’ve been coming here since around 2007. The owners cook unique dishes like Kai Yang (barbecue chicken). Everything is nicely decorated and the food is consistently delicious. The parking is on Green St. and it’s connected to an apartment building.

/:(ok. I like the food. that’s been established. I ordered takeout tonight. called at 6:55 pm. said come at 7:30. arrived 7:30. food not going to be ready ready until 7:50pm. not cool. then I was told that fresh rolls were not available — even though I was told on the phone that they were.
and to top it off, I’m writing this review as I sit and wait for my food. so I have slight hAnger issues.
if you can’t do takeout then just say so.
UPDATE: real time I received my food
8:02 pm
I feel like because I wasn’t seated that my order didn’t count. feelings= hurt

Awesome authentic Thai. If you are looking for BS Thai like White Orchid at the Promenade, you should stay out of here. This is the real deal. My husband and I have eaten here over 50 times and it always is a pleasure.

This place is nice and cute. It’s kind of hidden but once you find it, it’s like a hidden gem.
The food was great, especially liked their pad thai noodles. Love that they use the really small size noodles, it’s soaks up the sauce really well.
The staff was really friendly. If I’m in the area again I will be back.

The food here is pretty delicious. There were three of us and we started with the ribs, which were perfectly seasoned and presented. There were nearly enough ribs for us to have two each.
For the main I ordered the duck red paste chefs special curry which had pineapple and cherry tomatoes in. It was tangy yet savory with more than enough of the tender, juicy fall of the bone duck to warrant paying the $ 17. My fellow companions both went for the pad see ewe. I tried some of there’s and the noodles were piping hot, the meat was succulent and the broccoli was crisp.
I also had the Thai iced tea, it was stronger than I normally like but still good.
We went in at 8pm on a Wednesday evening and there were no other patrons other than ourselves. This isn’t too surprising though seeing as though Easton is a smallish town. I liked the décor, it’s very Thai inspired with Buddhas and elephants and bamboos. The guy serving us was lovely, he was polite and attentive. I would definitely visit again.

I’m not even really sure how to articulate my experience here. I love Thai food and since I’ve moved closer to easton I wanted to check out some places closer to home. Let’s begin first at the entrance. The entrance is truly something I haven’t seen before. Walk in under kinda tacky lighted sign announcing the pace, past some dank fish tanks, down a hallway which looks like you are entering an apartment building, but probably more so a college dorm. Once you reach the door, you are met with somewhat cold, sterile, and dirty combination. So when you enter through the door, it looks as though you are in someone’s house. The way the rooms are divided lends to the apartment building feel. Dark walls, crazy murals, etc.
It took forever to someone to take our order, and she wasn’t really helpful in answering about vegetarian dishes but I made do. We waited over a half hour for our appetizer, spring rolls, which were actually tasty. Waited like 20 min then dinner came out, heaping plates of Thai food. It wasn’t amazing but it was pretty good and definitely better the next day.
The couple who was sitting next to us never were provided with utensils or plates and had to track down a waitress for them, to which she gave a nasty look.
In the end, my husband stood up and waited for the check and waited to pay as we felt like we would never leave at the rate we were going. Someone else came in to pick up takeout, which due to some miscommunication, wasn’t ready at all, which caused quite a stir between the waitress and kitchen, resulting in yelling!
I will probably stick to take out from here despite that, otherwise I will allot way more time for dinner if dining in.

Last evening we were driving by and decided to grab some takeout. Living in the area for many years this was /​is one of our favorites.
Last night — somewhat disappointed. We ordered the Spring Rolls, Chicken Cashew and Gang Keaw Wan (Green Curry and Chicken).
The first bummer — spring roll dipping sauce now in mcdonalds type packaging? What? They used to pack up what I thought was their own… springs were a bit over cooked although good flavor.
The Flavors with the two entrees were standard touch of Thai excellence. The let down here — we ordered with chicken. If I found three little pieces that was it! Seriously. Adding insult to injury one piece had a nice crunchy piece of cartilage.
One of the few let downs here. May only come for dinner and skip the take out.

Never again. There was a creepy older gentleman hovering about in a motorized chair there that asked my date and I to leave mid way through our meal because he and the owner had a long drive home that night.
The food was really good, but thanks to chair guy, I’ll never set foot in that place again!

Hidden gem. The prices are great. The food is great. That’s basically all you need to know. ;)
The spring rolls are excellent. Curries are fantastic and the pineapple fried rice has fresh pineapple in it (not canned). I only wish I would have started eating here sooner. I also wish I had room for dessert the last time I went here. The only complaint people could possibly have is the slow service… but get over it or eat somewhere else if you’re in a rush.
Definitely the best Thai restaurant in Easton… and all of eastern PA. I would come here instead of Phenom or Thai Thai II if you’re looking for great Thai in that area. Don’t be off-​put by the sometimes dirty collection of fish tanks in the vestibule.

Great little Thai restaurant in Easton. Reasonably priced for quality Thai food. Don’t let the location deter you.
I had the chicken stay and pad see ewe which were both terrific.
Don’t forget BYOB!