Kinnaree

A solid place. Small but cozy. BYOB and reasonable price. Flavor of westernized Thai food.

I’ve eaten here dozens of times and it’s always amazing. Probably the best Thai food I’ve had in PA. Very good!!!

We moved out to Jamison in November, and before then had a Thai spot that we always went to when we wanted Thai. We have been in search of a similar place ever since the move, and after trying a few area places that werent bad, this was the best and may be better than our previous favorite. Good service, great food, and great pad thai. I just wish it was easier to know that this place was there, if it wasnt for Unilocal I never would have found it. The shopping center needs a larger sign!

This place is a family favorite. In fact my siblings and I all got a gift certificate as a Christmas gift from our parents. The prices are great and the service is good too! The food though is fantastic. We have brought numerous couples here and all have been back, sometimes without us! We will keep going back. I feel bad for Robert G but I hope he and his wife give it another try!

Loved it here! We had the chicken pad thai and the panang curry stir fry with chicken – we asked for them to be spicy and we weren’t disappointed! Both dishes were amazing. The wait staff was excellent and the chef not only helped us pick out our meals, but came out to see how we liked it. Good atmosphere (could have lived without the Muzak) plenty of parking. 100% going back. Only reason not 5 star was the crapy tofu appetizer – I was expecting more flavor! Overall great dinner. BYOB a major plus.

Breaks my heart to give this little mom and pop place only one star but I have to stay real here.
After reading all the reviews that were raving about their Pad Thai, wife and I decided to check them out. For appetizer, we ordered edemame and chicken satay. The chicken tasted bland and was a bit overcooked and chew, the sauce it was in was very good but it didn’t felt like it was marinated at all. The edemame was ok, but wish it was a little bit hotter in temp.
I ordered the French Onion soup which actually was pretty good, the broth and cheese was very tasty, the bread was way too soggy for my liking. My wife had the shrimp wonton soup, which lacked any flavor what so ever, it was very bland.
Now comes the Pad Thai. I ordered the shrimp and wife ordered the chicken.
Again, the chicken was very bland and chewy. I’ve had Pad Thai at a few places, so maybe this was just something different but I was not a fan of the sweet, honey like flavor. The shrimp was also very bland. The noodles felt over done and very chewy as well. I felt it had the ingredients for a very good Pad Thai but have no clue if it was overcooked and also over sweetened. Maybe it’s it’s me but I felt like I was eating a sweet dessert rather than an entrée. I was not a fan of this technique/​flavor at all.
Maybe if they added more basil, cilantro, I would have enjoyed it more. Maybe.

Charming restaurant… lovely and attentive server… delicious pad Thai… green curry tasty and spectacular… would definitely come back very soon!

Food is great. Pad Thai is flavorful and the salmon was cooked perfectly. Deducted one star for slow service, and another for a lack of decent tables for 2. They have two tables for 2 and both are against the wall right behind the entry door. Very drafty every time the door opens.

This is the best Thai food ever! The soup, sticky rice and Cornish hen were absolutely yummy. My guest had the pad Thai and she said it was really good. I even had the homemade coconut ice cream. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because the service was really slow. In spite of this I would still go back!!!

I am so upset with myself for not stopping in sooner. We need to support fantastic neighborhood places like Kinnaree so they can stay in business and not be taken over by another Starbucks…
We started with the spring rolls. My husband had the massaman curry with lamb and I had the Thai style roasted cornish hen. Everything was fresh and delicious. There were so many other things on the menu we wanted to try, so we will definitely be back.

I was really impressed when I went to this cute little (emphasis on little) place for dinner the other night. Perusing the menu, I was a bit confused because it seemed more Italian-​influenced than French, but what do I know? I hear they’re geographically close.
I had trouble deciding what to order – I’m sure I would have been happy with a lot of different dishes – but ultimately chose the Red Curry Duck, which was not a mistake! The duck was tender, the curry was spicy and creamy, and the veggies were so, so fresh.
Everyone in my party was really pleased with their meals (which, with this particular group, is really difficult), and our waiter was attentive and fun.
Note to vegetarians: few items on their menu are meatless, but they do have tofu and know how to prepare it, so don’t hesitate to ask!

Great Thai and French Cuisine place! We ordered out here many times when our Audit team was working on a client during busy season. We had almost everything. Deff get the DUCK– its freaking amazing.

This establishment deserves every ⁴⁄₅ star review it has on this site. Great little place. Smallish dining room with approx a dozen tables. Friday night dinner, restaurant was full.
I had crispy shrimp rolls and Red Beef Curry. Better half had Chicken Satay and Seafood Boullabase. Everything that rolled out of that kitchen was fantastic. Curry brought a slow building heat without overpowering. Portions were perfectly sized and priced fairly.
For a single server covering a full room, he did an excellent job. Meal was paced out nicely and drinks were never empty.
We’ve lived around the corner from this place for close to 2 years, only disappointment is that it took us this long to give Kinnaree its day in court. We will be back.

Love Love Love this place! Loved it when it was in Cherry Hill, NJ & love it now. The décor is so homey, warm and inviting. The food is FABULOUS! Wish it was closer to home so I could go more often. Will be moving to Lansdale soon, so maybe I will! =D Love the Pad Thai and their Crispy Duck! They have delicious homemade desserts, especially the Tiramisu (when available) and their HOME MADE ICE CREAMS!!! YUM!!!

This place is awesome! You’d never know how good it is from its appearance in a little strip mall, but man, you’re missing out if you don’t eat here. It’s Thai-​French but really leans more towards the Thai side. We had spring rolls for an appetizer, which were delicious. In past visits, I’ve also tried the dumplings and chicken satay, which were also excellent. I went with my family and all our significant others, and everyone loved their food. A bunch of us got Pad Thai with either chicken or shrimp, and everyone loved it. Plus, there was enough to save and bring home for leftovers. The prices are reasonable for how good the food is. Plus, it’s BYO, so you’ll be saving money from not buying overpriced wine, anyway. The absolute highlight, though, is the desserts. Luckily, our table ordered most of the ones on the menu, so I got to try a bunch. The pecan pie is good, the chocolate fudge torte (with ice cream) is great, and the crème broulee is absolutely phenomenal. One member of our party asked if we’d judge her for licking the dessert bowl clean once she finished her crème broulee. She didn’t, but I wouldn’t have blamed her if she did – haha.
We probably did make it a little noisy, since it’s essentially one room for all the diners, so it may not make the best date/​serious dinner place. However, it’s great for big parties, and everyone will find something on the menu that they’ll enjoy.

One of the hidden gems in Horsham, PA. (It is literally hidden in a small shopping center on Horsham Rd.) The mix of Thai and French cuisine is perfectly balanced in their menu. The crab cakes are fantastic and the green curry is AWESOME.
If you are in the neighborhood, you need to check them out. Oh and it’s BYOB, so don’t forget your favorite bottle (or bottles) before heading over to pair with their fantastic menu.

Kinnaree is hidden in a small strip mall and you might not stop in unless someone told you about it. This was the case on the night I stopped in.
The chef grows some of his ingredients that you can’t even buy locally. His dedication to his food is obvious. The green curry chicken was the perfect balance between of spice and flavor. Our waiter was very attentive and had a lot of great information to share. I’m not a huge fan of Thai food but if you like it make sure to give this place a shot.

Chicken Pad Thai and Thai Beef Salad To Go. On my drive home from work, I was starving and called to order dinner to go.
I would definitely order the salad again. The dressing was extra sour and spice level was decent. There was lots of beef and it was very tender and not overcooked.
Chicken Pad Thai-​noodles were a bit too broken for me and it was a bit greasy, the chicken had no taste. I would try to eat pad thai there again but not take it to go. Anyhow, it was A-​OK for a first try and there is no other decent Thai in this area so I will be back!

We walked in on a busy Saturday night without a reservation and luckily only ended up waiting about 10 minutes for a table. I think a party of two made a reservation and were about 20 minutes late so we got their table. Oops. They really missed out.
This place is teeny and easy to miss, located in the dark corner of a strip mall. Don’t let the outside fool you. Inside, there is delicious food.
The place is BYOB so we showed up with our finest Three Buck Chuck to enjoy along with our selections. We started with the Thai fish cakes. These are the only reason Kinnaree does not get five stars. I wasn’t crazy about them. The fish wasn’t a crab cake consistency as I thought they’d be, they were much more compact and a little tough. Next time, I’m getting the calamari with Thai chili aioli. I think that will bump up the next review to five stars. :)
For dinner I had the salmon with red curry sauce served with rice and asparagus. The filet was huge and tender and my only complaint was that there wasn’t enough curry sauce so I could douse the entire thing in more more more. It was SO GOOD. Not too sweet, not too spicy but so much coconut-​y, herb-​y flavor.
T had the Roasted Cornish Hen served with papaya salad and coconut rice. I had a few nibbles and it was amazing. They must have a charcoal grill in the kitchen because it had that great charred flavor and color. A little caveman-​like to eat at a somewhat fancy restaurant but really, to get that kind of food in your mouth, who cares.
We passed on dessert as we had several Lancaster whoopie pies waiting for out attention at home but next time we’ll be sure to indulge and report back. Yum!

Found this place as it’s just down the street from my company’s office. I had tomato basil soup with lump crab, and chicken pad thai. Both were excellent. The crab was fresh, and there were large chunks of it. I use pad thai as a barometer of a Thai restaurant. Theirs is very good — not too sweet as some places. I will definitely be back to try more of their menu items.
Note — it’s only open for dinner and not on Mondays.