Typhoon

Had a great meal here w the Tom Yum clear noodle soup– quite expensive… water, entrée, and tip came out to 19 bucks!
Great to have some authentic Thai food, but expect to fork out the dough for the more authentic items. It’s special, so why not treat yourself every blue moon.
Regardless, the food and atmosphere was chilled and service was great.
Will be back again soon, cheers!

Amazing Thai food. Best Thai I’ve ever had. Service is always wonderful.

We had the Kung pao chicken and the basil fried rice. Both were excellent. I would recommend it to anyone. What a great find.

Love this place! Best food in town. I love the house special noodles and the mixed vegetables.

I couldn’t quite decide if I wanted to give a five star rating to Typhoon, because it felt quite a bit more Americanized than my favorite Thai restaurants, and the spice rating was also pretty mellowed (my meal at 2 was almost zero spice — and my husband who generally goes with a 3 and said he could have ordered a 5 here, for sure). Lunch specials were a nice big portion and came with crab Rangoon (the super «American Chinese» type too, which I’ve never seen in a Thai restaurant before) and a spring roll. Tofu is good here, and chicken was a small amount but balanced perfectly with the veggies in my Cashew Nut. All of it was absolutely delicious though, so despite all of my whining about overly dumbed-​down Thai, I feel Typhoon is a great place to grab a relaxing yet quick meal in Pittsburg! Cute clean dining room that does feel like the typical small town Thai place. Polite server and also great soup that came with our meal. We’ll definitely be back.

If you want to try something new, here os a good place. They have very tasty fried rice, padthai, pad see ew noodle. Give it a try you will love it. I alway ordered those 3 menu. Love it!

If you are looking for something different than I highly recommend this place! I always get the yellow chicken curry. It is sweet and you can choose how spicy you want it. I always go spicy… I get orders to go a couple times a week. The place is never busy which is a shame.