Thai Room

I was running errands and decided to stop and get food as I was getting hungry. Normally I am not on this side of town.. .but you know errands will take you everywhere! LOL
I did a quick serach on Unilocal and the Thai Room popped up.. .and I saw that they were running their lunch specials.. .so I said why not! =)
I came in and was promptly seated. They gave me the menu with a smile and left me alone to peruse the menu. Honestly, I didn’t get passed the lunch menu. =(I was hungry and in a hurry. oops! The lady came back and took my order and the food came out quick! (service ⁵⁄₅)
I got the pad thai lunch special. It came with soup, salad, fried rice, veggie egg roll and the pad thai. Portion sizes were decent for what you paid. When I got the fried rice I was thinking that it was going to be crappy like your usual lunch special fried rice. Surprisingly it was good. It actaully tasted fresh! The pad thai was a little on the too sweet side for me but it was not the worst pad thai I have ever had. The rest of the meal was decent.. .nothing mind blowing. =) (value ⁵⁄₅) (quality 3.5÷5)
Ambiance — Well the restaurant looked like it could do with an upgrade. It looks old inside but u know.. .it was clean. (⁴⁄₅)
Overall, if I am in the area again, I would like to try something other then the lunch special and see how their other items compare.. .If they were closer to where I lived, I might come here more frequently but since they are pretty much across town from me.. .I will keep them bookmarked and try them again when I am in the area. =)

This is one of my top 5 Thai places in Las Vegas; the flavor is authentic and everything I have gotten has been tasteful. The only reason I don’t give a 5 star is because when I’ve order there lunch special I promise it’s tasteful but I order Kung pao shrimp and I only had like two of shrimp in it. But overall great place I recommend.

I had been driving by Thai Room for a few years now. My husband and I love Thai food, but had always gone to a different restaurant. One night we decided to try Thai Room. This may sound silly, but we keep making up reason to keep coming back. Oh, your sisters in town, let go to the Thai Room for lunch. I just got home, its «too late» to start dinner, lets go to the Thai Room. The food and service is outstanding. Everything is cooked to order and so good. The Tom Yum soup is the best we have ever had. The Pad Thai is perfect, not sweet like so many other restaurants make it. My fav, the Drunken Noodles, YUMMM!
And if you are in the area for lunch, very nice selection, $ 6.95 includes, soup, salad, rice, veggie roll, drink, and entrée! And you won’t be waiting for your food. Your drink and soup are delivered right away, and about the time you finish your soup your lunch arrives. Plenty of time on a lunch break. Enjoy!

Came here for dinner before we went to Trop Cinemas to see Everest (great movie!!).
We were craving Thai and my bf found this place via Unilocal.Small restaurant, kind of an odd odor inside, I wasn’t sure if it was plumbing issues or chemical cleaner. it was gross whatever it was!
Service was meh, food (salad, drunken noodles, mango sticky rice, sake) was meh, nothing was very tasty or exciting.
I mentioned I’m vegan and yet they brought my salad out w chopped egg on top.
Overall a meh experience.
Not impressed, I won’t be returning.

Not sure why this place is rated so high. I may stop by again if I am in the area and craving asian food but it is not somewhere I would go out of my way to try again.
Only thing that is worth noting is the generous portion size relative to other Thai restaurants but the food is basically just Americanized chinese — thai fusion tasting «Thai» food. Not the least bit authentic if you’re familiar with thai food and flavors. All the food was very average overall with the exception of the papaya salad which was a bit above average in flavor.
Drunken Noodle was not spicy and no hint of thai flavors… tastes more like greasy chinese stir fry ho fun. Not bad just not authentic. ²⁄₅
Pad thai was oddly and overly sweet and the sauce tasted like it came from a jar or something else artificial or preserved ¹⁄₅
Spicy eggplant was decent but again tasted more like a Chinese dish than thai ³⁄₅
Papaya salad was the only thing that actually tasted like thai food should and it was actually quite good. Decent portion size as well. ⁴⁄₅
Service was decent. Again very average – not amazing but not bad either.

Great Thai! Excellent thai iced tea, average hot sake. ⁴⁄₅ Yellow curry, absolutely worth another visit. Lunch special came with soup and a mini-​salad. I think a drink comes with it, but all I wanted was the tea.

Ive been here many times, food is good. The staff is not so friendly they could use a face lift on customer service. Besides that no complaints!

We went there because a friend said that you get soooo much for the money. And yes, you get a lot for the money but it isn’t really good food. Just ok. What you get for lunch is: a soda (I got water as I don’t drink soda), a choice of entrée, soup and salad and small egg roll.
The egg roll is all cabbage, celery, onion. Not tasty. The soup is all cabbage, celery and onion. Not tasty. The salad was big leaves of lettuce with honey mustard on it. The leaves are too big to get in your mouth unless you want dressing all over your face. They need to be cut smaller, but all you get for flatware is a fork. So… For the entrees we got a beef stir fry, a chicken cashew, and red curry with pork. All came with a side of rice. The beef dish wasn’t bad, the curry dish was way too strong, and the chicken dish was pretty good. Overall not great, but you will get enough food for $ 7.

Outstanding every time! Had the larb salad tonight was delicious. Super flavorful! Eggplant is delightful. Chow mein is superb. Fried shrimp appetizers are a must have. Staff is polite and friendly. Staff will take good care of you everytime.

9-​27-​2015 — I arrived around 7pm on Sunday evening. There were no customers at that time. The place was very clean and the service was prompt and friendly. There was contemporary music playing at a pleasant volume. My sister had eaten at this location several times in the past and when she suggested that we give it a try, I was glad we did. I did not see it on the menu but asked if they made Tom Yum Noodle. They said they would make it for me. It was excellent. They asked me how hot I wanted it on a scale of 1 — 5 and I ordered a 4 and it probably would be too hot for others but it was just right for me. Again, I loved this dish. My sister ordered Crab Rangoon and Kung Pow and she loved it. She had an Asian beer and I had Thai Tea and both were good. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND giving this place a try. I can’t wait to go back and try more dishes.

My friends and I eat here at least twice a month.
Very good food and friendly service. I’m particularly a fan of the Thai Basil dish. Being vegetarian (these days, anyway) I get it with the fried tofu, and it is a treat.
The lunch specials are amazing. I often wind up with lunch, desert, and a soda for under $ 10.
Caveat: this is a small place, and they can get overwhelmed. If you walk in and see lots of people, prepare to dine at a leisurely pace. It’s worth it.
Also: it is not fancy. It is tucked in between Goodwill and a Vape shop. There is some tape on the booth seats, and the carpet could be replaced.
Still it always feels clean — and the Goodwill next door is pretty nice as those things go.
Recommended for cheap and cheerful food — especially at lunch.

My girlfriend and I most favorite Thai place to eat we go there all the time and never ever had anything bad there! Excellent!!!

Thai Room has been around for decades, I would think. Forcibly serving up a decent intro version of Thai to the East Las Vegas community. The curries are great & the soups too. The service has seemingly improved from a few years ago, to put it in a nice way. They have their menu that has been there as long as I can remember. It seems that the chef is just going through the motions now, though.
Most of the more exotic dishes are tasty enough yet nothing to write home about. Lunch & dinner plates are available and include soup, salad, an eggroll and a tempura shrimp with fried rice and your selected entrée & a drink.
The most redeeming facet to Thai Room is the good deals on lunch and happy hour. While it wont knock your socks off it’s not a bad spot by far.

Pad Thai was mushy. Fried rice is not greasy but tastes bland on lunch specials. Kung Pao is the weirdest and wettest I’ve had. One waitress in particular is extremely rude. Ask for extra napkins or plates and she really enjoys rolling those eyeballs and it’s usually done with a smirk. She likes wearing coral or ruby red type lipstick colors, has dark skin. Not returning. Too bad because this is a good location.

I cannot tell you the amount of times I’ve been here. I absolutely love this place. Definitely my go-​to Thai place, which says a lot since it’s about 25 minutes out the way.
Every time I go, we order family style, as the portions are large. I always go with the pad thai, you can never go wrong with pad thai! It’s always just as delicious every time.
They also have a lunch special, which is definitely worth the price! The have a handful of entrees to choose from, all of which are delicious. The only thing is you can’t substitute the soda for Thai tea (not a big soda fan).
Anyway, I love to bring new people here. It’s a small little mom and pop place, which always means better food, bigger portions, and cheaper prices.

This is a borderline 5 star. 4.5 and the only reason is that my friend said the Pad Thai was good but not spectacular. Now, I think he might have just been overcome with jealousy of my dish so I may update this review later as I definitely plan to be back here again!
I was that guy. You know, the asshole that tells the waitress to just bring whatever? Yup. To her credit she took it in stride, asked a few questions and I basically told her I am not picky and if it was a spicy dish to make it a 4. My dish came out last and I’m pretty sure it was intentional to build up the drama. There was quite a bit of guessing as to what it was actually going to end up being. A nascent bet was also starting to form on whether or not it would still be alive when it got to the table. Fortunately, everything arrived fully cooked. I am sorry to say I did not get a picture of it because I devoured it nearly immediately.
She brought a seafood panang that was outstanding. I don’t get to eat seafood often at home since my wife is allergic to it so I am always excited to get it when I’m eating out. The panang was perfectly seasoned and the heat was just right. I do like my food spicier than most, but the 4 was definitely not overwhelming for me or one of my other coworkers at the table. Admittedly, we are both kind of spice heads but it was a definite middle of the road 4. Good nose run but not sweating. The seafood included four mussels, a ton of calamari, some shrimp and what I think was catfish. Good variety of textures from the chewiness of the calamari and mussels, the flakiness and tenderness of the fish and then the kind of crisp meatiness of the shrimp.
The thai iced coffee was great as well and did a great job cooling off the heat from the dish. Like I said, this has the potential to move to 5 stars for me. We’ll be going back for sure.

Stopped in last night for take out. Got the yellow curry and an order of pad kee mow. Both were delicious, a little light on the meat, but very flavorful.
My only complaint was the wait. It took over 20 minutes to get a takeout order. Besides that, very friendly and great food.

It had been a few years since I’d tried their food and I must say; YUM!
I’m no expert in authenticate Thai cuisine, so I can’t speak to the authenticity of their grub but it IS tasty.
My boyfriend and I popped in to grab some lunch to go the other day. There were a couple of tables occupied but they weren’t busy. Our waitress was quick to help us and let us take a seat at a table while we waited. Their dining room has been decorated cutely with lots of cushy pink chairs and natural lighting. We got thai iced coffees while we waited and they were satisfying and delicious.
We were told the lunch specials were not available, despite it being around noon.
I opted for the regular portion of yellow curry, heat level 3, and a papaya salad at a level 3 heat. They aren’t afraid of spice and I found the salad especially left a pleasant tingling burn on my lips. My curry was flavorful and saucy, with big chunks of carrots, onion and potato studding the vibrant sauce. It was extremely satisfying after a long night. I was surprised to find shrimp studding the papaya salad, a nice addition!
My boyfriend ordered the dinner portion of lemon chicken, which he enjoyed. The bite I tried was satisfactorily tasty. I’m usually the one who polishes their plates in our family, but he mowed through his entire box!
Our meal came with an egg roll, fried shrimp, a small salad and a small soup. I’m not sure if they were included with one of our meals or if they were just an extra thing thrown in.
I have no hesitation about eating here again. Good stuff. Tasty, reasonably priced local Thai food is always a plus. It may not be Lotus of Siam, but it doesn’t have to be and the prices reflect that fact.

I went here for lunch. It wasn’t crowded when I arrived and it did take longer than it should have before we had service. That’s my only complaint. After our waitress arrived, it was great service for the rest of the lunch.
II had the yellow curry and my friend had mongolian sauce. Mine was delicious and Ray said that his was also. I ordered spicy level of 3 (medium) and it was just that. Perfect…
Price…The lunch special was $ 6.95. It included: Soup, soda, rice, curry chicken, small spring roll, and a small lettuce salad. AMAZING…
Good food, good service, GREAT price. One can’t ask for more. This will be my lunch choice a couple of times a week. Well… I’d better check the calorie count first. :-)

Pretty solid «neighborhood» type Thai place.
We had a bunch of the appetizers (crab Rangoon, pot stickers, shrimp), the beef jerky (per your recommendation), beef and broccoli with oyster sauce, and chicken pad thai. All the food was good, but nothing really special. The beef jerky is a unique appetizer that’s tasty.
I would definitely recommend Thai Room if you’re in the area around happy hour (4 – 7 every day, I think). Appetizers are $ 4 and beers are $ 2. Even the regular prices are pretty decent. Lunch specials are $ 6.75 and dinner specials are $ 9.50 (includes entrée, rice, soup, egg roll, soda, and dessert).