Thai This Too

I was a bit set off but the limited options offered, but I was not let down! I ordered the Thai this shrimp with a side of rice! Yuuuumy!

We got a phone-​in order to go. Oh, my! The food was delicious and what a value!
Several of us got the following dishes and decided to share: Yellow chicken curry, fried tofu, chicken skewers, beef jerky. Everything was perfection and it was made in record time.
Very happy with my experience here!

This is a place to try. Outside may not look nice but the inside is another story. Style inside looks like a fancier restaurant.
The Service is great and we enjoyed some tasty appetizer. We tried a few dishes that we could not get enough of.
The prices are great and plenty of choices for everyone.
Take the little effort to get into the parking lot and have a surprising dinner.

Loved the dessert mango rice, I may go back just for that. The pad thai was okay, a little more soupy or mixed all together — tough for me to articulate — than I prefer, still good, but not great. Wife got the phở and liked it, similar to the Pad Thai, good but not great. Not crowded while we were there. Almost 4 stars, but not quite.

Decent phở and a huge sized bowl, but they were a little skimpy with the herbs and sprouts for topping the soup. It was good overall, but not quite as good as it could have been with a few more «goodies» to throw in.
This location is a bit hard to turn into if you’re traveling south and there is any kind of traffic. You might do better to flip a u-​turn and approach heading north.

Yumm! We got out food to go so I’m not sure about the service. We got the yellow curry with pork and it was amazing! The pork was very tender and not chewy at all. It was a bit spicy for me, but I’m a wimp! We also got the coconut soup and the only complaint I have about that was it was sooo good, I ate it too fast! We will for sure be back soon.

A lunch place for sure keep in mind portions are huge! As how the food taste uhmm well is good but it wasn’t amazing like Thai or Vietnamese typically is with that being said this place still an ok restaurant I will be coming back :)

We came in on a Friday night and it was very quiet and empty. Seems like a clean environment. Our server didn’t really like talking to us and I felt like he was ignoring us on multiple occasions. Food was edible but not the best Thai food you can find in Utah. We got the pad Thai and red curry. Pad Thai was really soggy and watery. The curry was very watery as well. Not like the thick coconut milk curry you usually will eat at other Thai restaurants. Wouldn’t recommend or come again.

Nice place. Not incredibly fancy but the food is good!
I Ordered
Chicken phở.
Yellow curry, chicken.
And the Sticky rice and mango for dessert.

I love this place. The food reminds me of home. Everything I had tasted homemade and the service was awesome. Can’t wait to come back!

Great food, fast service, very happy with my first visit.
We ordered the yellow curry and were very happy with the spice level it was more runny than I am used to but it just made it soak up in the rice more. We also ordered the Pad Kee Mao and it was delicious! My favorite part of the meal.
Only thing keeping me from 5 stars was the soda in cans and the water tasted funny. Will definitely be back.

Came in for lunch with my lady. Place is clean and friendly but the food was below average. BB had chick on Phở. Broth didn’t taste home made and the chick on was very chewy. I had the red curry. Chicken was chewy and curry was rushed. Big clumps of curry paste. Just not that great.
Maybe we’ll try again in the future but probably not.

Lunch at Thai This Too left me with conflicting opinions: although the yellow curry had a great flavor and a good spice level, the chicken was rubbery and overcooked. It was not good. $ 8 for a large bowl of curry was a good value. But the poorly prepared chicken was disappointing.
The meatball appetizer we ordered was good.

Hopped in here for dinner after shooting next door at Get Some Guns. I was beyond impressed. The décor is beautiful, service was perfect and the food was excellent.
We ordered the yellow curry with chicken, the green curry with beef, Tom Yum soup and a Thai Iced Tea.
The portion sizes were huge so we have dinner for tomorrow. Everything was cooked perfectly and was so flavorful. My husband, who isn’t preferential towards Thai food, loved it too!
The Tom Yum soup was different than I’ve had before but was delicious! The Thai Iced Tea was fresh and perfectly sweetened.
We loved everything about it. The price was really inexpensive especially considering we spent $ 35 and have another whole meal! We will be back… its our new favorite!

In Utah on vacay. We decided to shoot stuff at Get Some guns n ammo, right next door I spotted «Thai This Phở Resturant» the craving hit hard!
We stopped in, ordered some Phở Ga, Chicken Pad Thai, pork fried dumplings and the sent out a comp order of Veg Spring rolls.
I have to say I’ve had plenty a bowl of amazing Phở, even one homemade bowl by my friends Vietnamese nanny.
That said, the phở here was amazing. It’s had a lot of depth in the broth, the noodles were cooked perfect. The dumplings were light and delicate yet delicious. The veg spring rolls that we didn’t order but were served to us were perfect! Last but not least the Pad Thai my husband ordered was delish however different than what he’s used to getting in NYC. (Take that how you may)
In short if your craving some authentic Thai/​Laotian food don’t pass up on Thai This.
Ps: they have another location.

Thai Too is a great name and the restaurant stands by its name an excellent manner. We live in Murray not Sugarhouse so restaurants like this are not too popular. It’s also hard to find a good restaurant in Murray sometimes. Luckily one day I needed a quick meal and got Phở as a takeout. It was so delicious!
So the next week my son and I went there to eat it. The great thing about Thai Too was that the soup was hot and the garnishes where fresh and crisp and well presented. Plus we were the only two people in the restaurant at the time. That’s what’s so wonderful about living in Murray and not Sugarhouse. Although Sugarhouse has a variety of wonderful eateries I would say that this is among the best in Murray.

This Thai place was opened not too long ago, and it is right next to the gun range shop next to Sam’s Club on State St near Fashion Place. Parking space was very limited, and their interior was quite small too. They have very limited space, so plan ahead if you have a big party. Despite the name, they are actually more proficient with Laos cuisine rather than Thai.
We tried a variety of Thai and Laos food here from the multiple visits. The Lao side seems to be a better choice. We tried the Fried Chicken Combo, it came with a special steam rice basket, and a chicken was bit like steamed sweet & sour chicken. Larb Seen was an interesting beef salad, but I think they got too much lettuce at the bottom. They have a fried meat ball appetizer, I was not sure if it was Thai or Lao, or just a fusion dish.
The Thai side was a bit off. The stir fried dishes like Pad Gra Prow seems ok, and curry was a bit light on seasoning. We tried two different noodles, Lat Nia and Pad Kee-​Moo. Both had similar veggies was only different in seasoning… well, Lat Nia actually did not have any seasoning, and we ended up adding soy sauce and Sriracha in our food. They called Pad Kee-​Moo, Crazy Spicy Noodles, and it was not very crazy even for the regular spicy folks. The spiciest ingredient was probably the seeds from the bell pepper.
Aside from the Laotian dishes in the menu, I was not too impressed with their Thai food after all. Thai This Too was a bit Thai up on the Thai side. I guess one could Thai this, Thai that, maybe they just don’t give a Thai? Service was a bit slow too, and their soda comes in can.

Stick with the Laotian menu for the most interesting flavors. I wish there was more, but the fresh combo of marinated beef with cilantro and lime and some Asian sensibilities to it was refreshing and nice.
As for the Thai stuff, it was okay. I ended up salting my food, which is probably not a ringing endorsement. We had some noodles that were served in a generous portion, but didn’t seem as fresh and clean. And the order of crazy hot noodles (their words, not mine) didn’t hardly reach a tingle.
For an interesting twist, we tried some meatballs as an appetizer. Thin: beef balls like you get in phở, only cut in half and cooked. Interesting. Fun to try once.
The service is super kind, and I’ve met the owner who is an earnest guy who’s living the dream. This is their second location (first in West Valley City) and I hope they can make it in a spot that seems to see restaurants come and go quickly.

Friendly Service… Check
Spicy dishes that cleared out my head… Check
Clean welcoming establishment… Check
I was pleasantly surprised to find this Thai food gem. Although, they also have Vietnamese and Laotian Cuisine. But today we stuck with Thai. I was at the fashion place mall and wanted something spicier than Cheesecake Factory so I Unilocaled up some options and saw this 4.5 star place down the street.
First, they brought out some complementary pan fried pot stickers to sweeten us up. It worked. (Hello five stars) They were perfectly cooked.
We ordered the Thai This Shrimp for an appetizer. It came out and looked like an entrée. It was a tasty stir fry of Shrimp, pineapple and onions in a sweet and spicy sauce.
Pad Kee Mao with beef (although they brought out chicken) was the noodle dish we picked. It was a wide noodle that was chock full of stir fried veggies in a garlicky spicy sauce.
We also ordered the Tom Yum Goong Hot and Sour Shrimp soup too. The spicy broth was delicious. I had one extra spicy spoonful and began coughing and tearing up for a good five minutes! I know what they were thinking… AMATUER! You could really taste the Kaffir lime. The soup was great.
I would love to return and check out the Phở and Laotian dishes on the menu and see what they are like. I will be back! The dishes were generously portioned and the location is really convenient, right off 215 and by the mall.

Overall, we all thought it was ok and I was pretty disappointed.
Couple members of AYCE decided to give a try at this new Thai restaurant. We ordered Pad Siew, Pad Gra Prow, Fried chicken combo, Laab, and a dry curry dish.
Pad siew: it was taste like soy sauce and rice noodles. It may taste better with some rice.
Pad Gra Prow: this dish has potential because the sauce tastes pretty good but the chicken is pretty dry.
I didn’t get a chance to taste the laab, fried chicken combo and the dry curry dish. One person said laab is not authentic. And the dry curry dish was a broth type dish.
All the chicken is chicken breast meat so that’s why it is dry. If they marinated the chicken, the chicken would be better.
I would come back to try again. Maybe there are other better dishes.