Review of 03/28. Out dated but clean restaurant. Service is good. We ordered 2 lunch specials....both were good and reasonably priced. Fried rice tasted good along with the entrees. They have entertainment on some nights and do have a wine list! We will return.

I'm Thai and omg I just found my new favorite Thai restaurant. I live on the other side of town so I had never been here till recently that my work place is close by. Tom yum makes me feel like home again. Drunken noodle was delicious. I had chicken satay, spring rolls the other times and they were so good as well. And don't forget about dessert! Mango sticky rice is a must. Service is excellent. Restaurant is nice and clean. Definitely recommend!

Thai House, you've got it going on! Let's talk about those lunch specials: delicious, hearty, and a steal for the price. Where else can you get a full plate of mouthwatering Thai goodness without breaking your wallet? Cost-efficient is an understatement. The service? Spot on. Now, let's address the curry elephant in the room. You didn't ask me about my spice tolerance. A bold move. But lucky for you, I happen to enjoy my curry hot like a Vegas summer. And hot it was. Overall, Thai House, you're a winner. Just a tiny tip: maybe ask next time if your guests what their spice tolerant is or isn't.

This is a gem of a find in a somewhat secluded location in a major shopping center. Parking was not a problem for a weekend lunch here. My friends told me this place has been here for years. After tasting the dishes, I can understand why. Any restaurant that withstands the competition and survives the COVID shutdown has to be good. The restaurant is well-decorated but is from an earlier era. The old-fashioned furnishings add to its cozy charm. The wait staff was exceptionally friendly and helped us order our food. The dishes came out in 15 minutes and we all enjoyed our selections. This is THE Thai place to dine at if you want to avoid the other crowded Thai restaurants in town.

I absolutely love Thai food, so finding a local gem for my stay in Vegas was amazing! This spot has character, from the Buddha, to the inviting stage for nights of music, to the kids Birthday area and all the little hints of Thailand around! Service is top notch. Very friendly staff and they will correct any errors, quickly and without question. We found out that the lady helping us was from Thousand Oaks, where we both are from in Cali. Very helpful! Funny, charismatic and a place I will come back to. my friend ordered a Curry dish that he was through the Moon over. Can't wait to eat here again!

I moved back to vegas recently form hawaii, i used to live in vegas the early 2000's and this restaurant was open back then - i absolutely LOVED it so i made it a point to come back in hopes that the food, service, and owners were the same as before. For starters, the decor is the same as before with very little changes. A little outdated but clean and comfy. Ordered the house special fried rice, chicken panang, and fried chicken. Food was "ok" - not as good as i remember it to be but not horrible either.

At one of our local spots with my family Yummy Thai food, friendly service, chill place, definitely a good spot if you're looking for a chill good meal

I Love Thai house! I have never had anything here that was not prepared to perfection. I have not dined in for a while, because delivery is a blessing lol, but I know they have quick and kind service. It's in a good location tucked away in a large shopping center on Maryland and Silverado. The inside is clean, spacious, and quiet. They do have live music on the weekends I think! Today I ordered the yum tha lay. I've recently started trying more Thai salads because the freshness just sounds so delicious right now. This dish did not disappoint AT ALL. I am obsessed! Yum tha lay comes with shrimp, calamari, crab, and fish ball. It's mixed with iceberg lettuce, tomato, onion, cilantro, and a delicious fish sauce dressing. I asked for a bit of glass noodles in mine because I loved the yum woon sen as well, and it kind of makes it like a mix of both. The veggies were super fresh, the dressing flavorful and the perfect amount of spice (I got a level 3), AND they put plenty of seafood in the dish!! I have plenty leftover since I am the only one that eats seafood in my home. The portion is definitely good for 3-4 people with other dishes, or for two as a main. I've had plenty of other dishes here like their Pad Thai, pad see ew, pad kee maow, rad na, Mongolian, Thai chicken, crispy chicken, Tom yum etc etc.... Everything's always spectacular. Yum tha lay is absolutely a new fav AND it's super healthy!

I've been here many times and have ordered take out multiple times as well. The service is average on the phone, dining in person is much better. Ordering take out isn't that bad, I just wish they would add an itemized receipt. Ordered: 1- panang curry (chicken spicy level 2)- the panang curry here is on the sweeter side which I love. Spicy level 2 is mild, if you love spicy you can def go higher. 2- pad see ew- love this dish! Always order it whenever I come here and you can never go wrong! It's not salty and it's enough to feed 2 people. You can even add a spicy level which I don't. 3- chow mein (chicken)- taste lighter than your average China a gogo and has a stronger garlic flavor. It was the first time I have ordered this and I'm surprised it's actually alright. 4- crab fried rice- it was alright. Just alright - I could skip this dish next time. 5- egg foo yung stir fry- this was very bland. Not sure if it comes with a sauce but if it does we only got sriracha. I personally wasn't a fan and will not be ordering this again. 6- we had a soup added that we didn't order. It was a little thick. I wasn't sure if this was suppose to go with the egg foo yung we were trying to figure out what it was. (It was full of vegetables)