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Alwin Bhogalon Google

3 weeks ago

I think this place is a bit overrated. I had been traveling around Southeast Asia for a while and have eaten very traditional Khao Soi, Massaman curry, Tom Yum, etc. I was a little bit disappointed here. I think it was very overpriced for what it was worth. The Khao Soi was alright and it did not taste like the traditional Khao Soi I have had. I do understand that this is the United States and I was expecting some original Thai food but I wanted to come on here because I do think that their specialty items are super expensive for their taste. I was very disappointed with the Khao Soi. I feel as if they just put more chili oil to have some sort of taste but all it did was overpower it. I understand that my friend ordered a little higher on the spice level but I did not. The staff was super kind and the atmosphere was lovely. Do not get me wrong the place was wonderful, but I really think it was way too expensive for what it was worth.

Srinidhi Kotaon Google

3 months ago

This place in Houston is a real hidden gem.Michelin star ⭐️ taste and service very authentic Thai . The couple are so ambitious about their place . If you like spicy food must stop.Their crab fried rice is amazing , we love their chive pancakes very fresh and perfect , corn fritters are good . Chicken thighs appetizer is perfect , roll them in the leaf wrap it dip it in the sauce and have a bite very tasty. Their food is so good 😊 our hearts ♥️ we’re happy 😃 will come back for sure . The green curry and red curry , drunken noodles everything were so perfect 😍 just one word for this place delicious and perfect . 👌

Sim Mon Google

4 months ago

If you like Thai food, you have to try this place out. You only need to be aware of 2 things: they don't do customized orders like substitutions or modifications. And their food is very spicy. Their "mild" is what you'd expect a "level 4 out of 5" at other typical Thai places. Not kidding. You need to be prepared for some spice tolerance. But it's so good! The food was very flavorful! It's truly a cut above your average well-rated Thai restaurant. The dishes are also intended to be shared family style. We enjoyed the Drunken Noodles, Massaman Curry, and Chicken Krapow with reorders of Thai Ice Tea. The Mango Sticky Rice was a nice way to wrap up our meal. The ambience can be described as "bustling" with closely spaced tables. Service was good and we appreciated an owner coming up to check up on everyone. We will surely return!

Zombie Lollipopson Google

2 months ago

Went in with a reservation to celebrate my birthday, even noting in the reservation that was the occasion. This wasn't acknowledged until my companion rold our waitress that was the occasion. Ultimately while the food and atmosphere were wonderful, our waitress was aloof and short with us. Her attitude gave me the impression that her aloofness was either encouraged or overlooked. She WAS knowledgeable and helpful regarding the menu, but kept us feeling rushed and unwelcome. When asked about how spicy I like things, she ultimately suggested mild based on I'm not sure what, so I tristed I trusted that. However, my tom yum needed more spice. Next time at least I know medium is the route for me. It was sour and delicious, the mushrooms cooked perfectly. It might be my new favorite dish at any restaurant once I try it medium spice. The Chef really knows what they're doing! I work in food and hospitality and understand tables have to be turned, but feeling rushed especially on a special occasion is never nice. I dislike the policy of needing to order all of our dishes at once, as we eat quite a bit and don't like an overfull table, which we got due to this. The cocktails were sumptuous and while I didn't love every dish as much as the tom yum, I have no complaints and look forward to bringing more people here. The atmosphere is amazing. The banana cake blew my mind. Parking was tricky, as was finding the door, but Street to Kitchen deserves all the hype and recognition they get and then some.

Rashmi Patelon Google

2 months ago

Initially we were giving a half moon table which was bolted down an arms length away from the seating couch, I would have to come to the end of the seat to be able to eat thought that was a bit ridiculous however large party left and we were able to switch tables. Overall the food is very good and the service is excellent. I’d highly recommended unbolting the table moving it and bolting it back in. It’s an easy fix to make it more usable and comfortable.