Top Thai restaurants in Highland Park, United States

This is our long standing favorite thai restaurant. Delicious authentic thai flavors. My personal favorite is the pad see ew, but I also love their curries. Spice levels are NO JOKE! Even as a lover of spicy food, I can hardly get more than the medium level.
I always get their calamari appetizer. Large pieces, crunchy and paired with that sweet chili sauce. Love it!

This was my go-to Thai spot for a while. Despite the fact that I also frequent quite a few other spots in the area, I usually find myself drawn back here because of it's atmosphere, quality food, and low prices. While I can say that the quality of the food and the small-restaurant atmosphere is still very much there, the food has gotten quite a bit more expensive in recent times. It has made it harder to choose this spot as my go-to, but if I'm already in Highland Park and I don't want to drive further, I do still come here.

As long as you check the prices beforehand, you will have a good meal and experience here. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Very poor experience. We ordered medium spicy food for pick-up. I am an Indian and can handle spicy food, but this medium was at a level of spice I have never tasted before. When I called and asked to replace my food with a milder version, the person said I should mix coconut milk, but she won’t replace and that I should go to the restaurant next day and talk to owner. I didn’t waste my time on all that and just ordered from another thai place. Waste of time and money. I hope the owner reads this. No that I am looking for any refund, but they should handle complaints better

This place is my favorite place to get Thai food in Central Jersey. When they tell you that the spice level of their dishes is Thai spicy then you know that their food is going to be authentic!

Ambiance
- plenty of seating
- spacious
- dog friendly

Service
- friendly waiters
- food came to the table quickly

Food
- fried calamari- Chrispy in the outside and juicy and slightly chewy on the inside. The sauce was tangy and sweet. Loved this appetizer!
- Green Curry and white rice, mild- just enough heat for me! This dish is packed with veggies- Thai eggplant, bamboo shoots, red bell pepper, onions. The portion is huge- I got 2.5 servings out of this dish. Rice was warm and fluffy.

I've come here multiple times to dine-in and takeout and I'll definitely be back!

It’s not a fancy restaurant. It’s been around for a long time. The food was always delicious but very spicy. Be aware of your spicy tolerate level. At times food came out spicier than it should be.
We had Tom yum soup, chicken satay, guay teow neau sub, and puck ruam mit sate. All were wonderful and delicious.
The soup was great for a somewhat chill night. I love the peanut sauce of sate. Puck ruam mit sate was light.
The portion was generous.

The mom and dad are literally sweetest people I've ever met. They showered us with love and quality food that other restaurants have been lacking since after the pandemic. The authenticity of the food, the attention they show for each order (starting from ordering it to receiving it), this place absolutely impressed me beyond measure. Will DEFINITELY come again here.

HE WARNED US: I came here with my bf because I desperately wanted Tom Yum soup and Green Curry. When the waiter came to take our order, we asked for a Thai Iced tea, a Pineapple Bomb (alcoholic), Fried Pork Dumplings and a Tom Yum with white meat chicken (spicy level, large enough to share with 2-4 people). For entrees, I got Green Curry (spicy level) and he got something from the fried rice menu (also spicy). Our waiter asked if we were sure about the spice, since their food is spicier than most. My bf and I both feel like we’re amazing at handling spice. So, we were both feeling equally cocky about the spice level and excitedly told the waiter that we wanted it.

Tom Yum (spicy): It hurt to eat, but we both thought it was still yummy. The soup coated our tongue and lips, providing a lasting burn. I don’t sweat when eating spice, but my bf started sweating thick bullets immediately. I had to slow down with eating the soup. We were only able to finish half the soup, whereas I know I could finish the whole thing by myself if the spice was more tolerable. The waiter/bartender was nice enough to give my bf a Mai Tai (unsolicited) since he was sweating and eyeshot from the soup. The waiter explained that the Mai Tai helps with the burn. It did. And it was good.

Pork Fried Dumplings: 6 pieces per order, the dumpling skin was thicker than I anticipated and reminded me of Bao that has been fried. I still liked it.

Green Curry (spicy): By the time I got to eating my entree, my mouth was still in slow burning pain from the soup. The green curry, which had a red color, was incredibly spicy too. I ate it very slowly. The waitress got us another pitcher of water and asked if I wanted to make my curry less spicy (by diluting it with coconut milk). Defeated, I say “yes please.”

While I wait for my entree to return, the waiter/bartender kindly gave me another iced tea and my bf another sample/half glass of Mai Tai, unsolicited! He’s so amazing. The waitress came back with my green curry, and now it’s actually green! It was so much more tolerable and so delish. When the waiter came around again, I asked what the new spice level was on this. He said mild to medium, or “mild plus.”

We took the rest our entrees and the soup to go. We were full from all the liquids it took to quench the fire.

At this point, I was full and super happy with their service. We were treated well and loved the complimentary drinks. The food was delish, even though we should’ve got the medium spice level from the get go. We were humbled this experience and we’ll be back. We’ll be ordering mild-medium.

Used to be really good, but the Pad Thai was off the mark today. Way too sweet and watery. Staff insisted that it was fine not really caring about the customer experience. Won't be going back.