Went for a Birthday dinner here with a group of close friends. The owner suggested some of the specials of the night and we tried 2 dishes. We got some other dishes and a couple of appy's. The food was excellent and service was also good. Very reasonable priced and the quality of food was good. Please note that the restaurant owner is Chinese but they still make good Thai food. It was a busy that evening.

Went for lunch at Thai house with a couple of friends on Friday. I hate to say, but it was the worst Thai food I have ever had. Yuck!

We were greeted promptly at the door, and was brought to a table right away. Service was efficient, and food came in a timely manner. We ordered a red curry chicken, a yellow curry chicken and a pad thai. Spring rolls, soup and salad are included with the lunch set. Spring roll is almost barely a deep fried wrapper, with a few cabbages and carrots inside. The soup appeared to be like coconut soup, maybe coconut broth, with a few slices of mushroom. Definitely not the real version of coconut soup. Salad was a couple of lettuce leafs drenched in salad dressings. We barely touched anything on the plate.

Then there came our "main course". For the pad thai, the noodles are hardly cooked, one had to give it a good chew before she swallows them. Hardly anything in the pad thai, you can probably pick out the 2 shrimps in the entire plate. For the flavor, how about adding some ketchup and chili sauce to your noodles to make it pad thai? I should have cooked at home.

The curries are not outstanding either. I am definitely disappointed. I tried the thai house in Metrotown and it was bad, so I thought I might give a second chance to the thai house at a different location. Same disappointment. Will definitely not go back to the restaurant.

This location is somewhat hidden off the main road but a quick save from a friend and before we knew it, we were being seated and hungrily combing through the menu.

We went with the usual dishes you'd find at every Thai restaurant. The satays were again a disappointing starter with subpar flavour and dry, almost chalky texture. The rest of the dishes were a much better showing, particularly the Green Beef Curry and the Tom Yum Gai - better here compared to the other locations. Based on the food, the prices still feel a touch expensive, even for Thai.

Service was passable but kitchen speed was abysmal. It was a rather quiet dinner service that evening so we were surprised it took that long for our orders to come out. Waitresses are friendly, however.

Ambience was dark and dreary. I think all of us would've welcomed a large party to liven up the place. I think all of us consciously made an effort to keep the silence to align with the mood in the restaurant.

Can't say I'm swayed to come back or to avoid it completely, but it certainly doesn't stand out.

Th food was decent but I would say it was more of a Chinese Thai fusion restaurant. The food was tasty, portions were on the small side. Some of the ingredients were obviously canned Ike the mushrooms and the baby corn.

We ordered tea and it came in a beer stein?? The restaurant was really really dark, and the upholstery was tired looking, but I could have been the dark lighting.
Also, the cleaning mop and bucket were out in the open on the bathroom ( eeew).

Can't say I would go back.

Decided to try this place for lunch, and it was such an excellent decision!

They had about 15 set lunch specials for $7.50 and another 10 or so for a buck or two more. The specials include a spring roll, salad, soup, & the main - much like Urban Thai in Yaletown which is under the same ownership.

The three of us ordered the Green Coconut Curry Chicken, Chicken in Blackbean Sauce, and a satay(ish) Pork. The verdict?... they're all pretty damn good. Portioning is just right and the price is unbeatable for a lunch special.

Would definitely return soon! Go Coconut Curry Go!

Been to this restaurant for their weekend AYCE. Mrs. Dragon and I decided on short notice to come here for Sunday lunch. It was really busy when we arrived about 1:15pm. Manager said it would be 1/2 hour or more wait but we decided to stay. We were happily seated in 20 minutes. Overall the food items were pretty good, ordered the deep fried chicken wings which were fried perfectly today but some times they overfry it and the outside becomes too hard. Lettuce wrap, deep fried calamari was excellent also. We then ordered the yellow curry, chicken fried rice and the noodles with beef and they all came hot and tasty. Service was a bit lacking as it was so busy but understandable. Ended the meal with some cocnut ice cream for me and mango ice cream for the Mrs. Dragon. I happily recommend this place as the food and service is always friendly and adequate.

We went to thai house on us/Canada hockey night, it was a quite night for them. As they told me with all parking restriction during Olympic people order delivery more than dine in. We started with chicken satays wich was really good as my daughter said it was best she had.
The server knew was we will like. I was impressed by his knowledge about desi people .we had new style pad thai and green beans with prawns . This is the third time we are having this dish and always consistent with crispiness.
As we went late and we were only table there they never rushed us. For three of us with drinks $ 72 .
About the ambience you can see a part of downtown, but never understood why the play 103.9 QMFM .That is my favourite station but I do not want to listen to the commercial while having dinner outside.
We will be back soon.

I had Entertainment coupons hanging around, and like most people, was scrambling to try and use them all before Oct. I decided to try the Thai House downtown location for dinner with friends. The new N.Van location wasn't ready yet and I was meeting up with friends anyhow. It was pretty crowded but the server was attentive and made sure our water glasses were always full. Service is important to us, but more importantly, the food has to be good, and it was surprisingly. We’re picky eaters and have tried our share of “fast food” Thai restaurants before; some places cheaper and others much pricier that weren’t good. We tried a variety of items off the menu and were pleased. The egg rolls were crispy, lettuce wrap good and enough for all of us, and the red chicken curry was awesome. It was creamy with the right combo of spices and coconut milk without being too spicy that you had to drink a gallon of water or too creamy that you were bloated afterwards. We also enjoyed the stuffed eggplant which had a really tasty house sauce as well as a vegetable dish. We all agreed in the end that we would definitely go back, and next time, without an Entertainment coupon even. Coupons are a great way of discovering places you might overlook sometimes, and we’re glad we went.

having only visited the north van location in the past and enjoying it very much, my other half and i decided to test out this location, conveniently close to the burrard/5th avenue cinema.
it was a little confusing trying to order...not from the menu [which is large], but because only one or two of the wait staff take orders. the first server we flagged down said to take the order from the waitress. the waitress that we flagged down said to take the order from the other waitress. it was not exceptionally busy at the time.
the food was very good, try the ostrich - it doesn't taste like chicken!
getting the bill took a very long while [>15 min], but reading the below revies i guess we weren't the only ones to have experienced this.

I am convinced that 2nd rate Thai House employees are relegated to the Kits location, while the A-team runs the house downtown. We have eaten the exact same meal at both locations and it is hard to believe they are supposed to be the same restaurant.

We ordered ostrich curry and it came out all brown and sludgy, with very little lychee, which is the best part of this dish! On top of that, it had barely any flavour or kick. I do not order curry if I am hoping to get a bland meal.

The glass noodles were also lacking in a key ingredient: the glass noodles. There were a few of them buried beneath the pile of chunkies and goo that passed for sauce but they weren't too easy to come by.

The problems continued with service. I like being ignored when I am trying to study. Not so when I am trying to get a water refill or the bill. The decor is alright and everything is neatly presented but it is indeed the background.