Eathai

Best Pad Thai I have ever had, amazing atmosphere and great service. Welcome to Delray, much needed!!!

Very clean fresh delicious food. Authentic and wonderful. Lovely staff, very friendly.

From the décor to the food and service, everything was excellent! We are excited to come back and try more! Everything looked so good when it came out that we didn’t even have time to take pictures! Very authentic and a staff that obviously cares about the quality of food and customer satisfaction. Thank you for coming to Delray Beach we needed you!

Just so so. The mushroom salad was good as was the coconut sticky rice. The bone in rib eye was terrible and overpriced. We also had the tofu entrée and just weren’t impressed. We were looking for a new Thai restaurant and this just wasn’t it.

Authentic Thai! Loved the food and friendly staff. Just opened so they are working out some kinks but the owner was super friendly and helped us pick out some dishes. I got the massaman curry, which I had seen on the menu at other Thai restaurants but had never tried. The favor was great, I loved the presentation and the pineapple and potatoes combination.

Wen I I looking something different than Italian food I go for Thai food, I love Thai food randomly early this afternoon I walk in this beautiful lounge look contemporary modern Thai restaurant and I have an incredible experience from the music the people work here the quality of food unbelievable
If you like Thai food and you want to have a nice romantic dinner with your love ones this the place.

This has become my favorite neighborhood spot! Awesome atmosphere and décor. Great local beers and Thai beers on tap!!! The owner and executive chef is an absolute stud in the kitchen! Authentic, healthy and tasty Thai food! Please go and support local!

I hate to write bad reviews but I am giving only 1 star because of the décor and the good effort from the owner otherwise I would give «zero stars». My boyfriend and I had dinner there last week, and we tried several dishes, from salad, appetizers and main course suggested by the owner. The presentation was ok but the food was awful. The service was slow and inattentive. To the owners credit, he made a great effort to make all of the customers feel welcome and appreciated, but as the restaurant filled up, this resulted in extremely slow service. There was wine and beer, but no wine or beer list, and the owner/​server did not know what he had to serve. A nice space and excellent décor, but sadly this restaurant missed the mark when it came to just about everything else.

This is my first Unilocal review. I just liked this place so much and I want them to be successful so here goes! This is the most authentic Thai I’ve had in South Florida… we’ve been sorely missing this. Really nice cool interior. Lovely staff. I had some shredded chicken with a sunny side up egg on top. so spicy and perfect! Can’t wait to back!

If you are looking for authentic Thai food, this is the place. I’ve tried many and many Thai food restaurants in Florida, I could not find the best one. Their food gives me a feeling of real authentic Thai food, the heat shows that the chef knows how it supposed to be cooked. I always cook at home, I know how its suppose to taste, and their dishes are home cooked… Highly recommend
P.S I personally love spicy food, please be aware of spiciness by asking your server!

Beware of new restaurants on Unilocal with multiple 5star reviews. That’s one of my rules of thumb and it certainly applies here. From my experience, the listed reviewers HAVE to be friends and family of ownership. Yes, I went there!
My girlfriend and I have spent the last few winters in Delray and have visited a couple of good Thai restaurants in Boca. We have our favorites in Chicago, so we’ve had more than our fair share of Thai cuisine. That being said, we were excited to try this new Thai spot which is only five minutes from our winter digs. We were warmly greeted at the door and ushered into a dining room with only two other occupied tables. OK, the sign says «Grand Opening» and it’s a rainy Wednesday night. The space is really nice, brickwork and wood give it an industrial feel. The overpowering impression, however, is the loud electronic dance music pounding from the moment that I enter. Not my style, but from the industrial look of the space they’re clearly aiming for a different demographic. In my mind it’s a «miss» in an ethnic restaurant on Federal, but what the heck– I can go with it. When deciding on Thai for dinner, I was looking forward to a nice curry. Possibly a green or red with shrimp, but more likely my favorite Panang Chicken. I scoured the menu in search of curries. The only choices were a fish ball dish with green curry (no thanks on the fish balls), or a Massaman (not a fan of potatoes in my curry). I had noticed that both of the other tables had hotpots on them, so decided to order the «Thai Bouillabaisse», which promised crab, shrimp, mussels and calamari in a broth with noodles and various Asian veg-​goodies. The server asked if I’d like it hot or mild. Knowing how much I enjoy the multi-​layered flavors and heat at other Thai establishments, I ordered the hot. My girlfriend ordered her usual Pad That Chicken. When the meal arrived, the waitress spooned some of my dish into a bowl and I proceeded to place a scoop of jasmine rice into it. It looked good and smelled wonderfully seasoned. One spoonful and my mouth exploded into some sort of atomic reaction. Now, I enjoy Thai cuisine. Even Vietnamese, Mexican and the heat of Scotch Bonnet peppers in my jerk in Jamaica. But with this, unadulterated fire scorched my tongue and throat. I grabbed a shrimp and bit into it. I couldn’t taste a thing, due to the excruciating heat. I could tell by the rubbery texture, however, that the shrimp was very overcooked. I tried a piece of squid; likewise like biting into a rubber band. One glance at the mussels (two out of five were unopened) and, ummm… no thanks! I tried another spoonful or two of the broth and noodles ad decided that I’d had enough. No layers of seasoning and flavor, only intense heat. I asked my girl how the Pad Thai was and she said that the noodles were under cooked and chewy. The sauce was salty to the point of her not being able to eat it. (Mind you, she’s British and salt is her seasoning of choicet). We sent back her dish and told them not to recook it. When I told the manager (owner?) about the heat of my dinner, he told me to order mild next time and asked if I’d like for him to add some water to it. I asked for the check. When it arrived, the waitress told us that since my dinner date didn’t like her dinner, they took 10% off of the cost ($ 1). I politely asked them to remove it from the bill, or to charge us for it and to prepare a new order and that hopefully order #2 would be edible for a lunch. They removed it from the bill.
Considering that neither of our meals were edible, the one star is for décor only. The staff seemed nice enough and I really hope that they get the place in gear and are successful. I, however, will not be going back and recommend that the rest of you steer clear until there are a bunch of positive reviews that don’t sound like they were written by shills.

Thai Thai Thai authentic Thai food. Very delicious. You won’t stop eating. Everything in menu you won’t disappoint if you order. Every food has in the menu you won’t find anywhere I try Thai tea mix with fruit juice so good. I will come back and of course I will bring my love here. they will like it

We went for lunch for 3 people and yes it worth my driving from Ft. Lauderdale. The staffs are very nice. Family business style everyone is helping each other. Since its the brand new restaurant and they don’t have that many staffs like other place you may have to wait a little bit for the food but everything we ordered was delicious and we love their Lychee Thai tea. I will definitely go back there cuz they have so many authentic thai dishes.

It’s worth a drive from Coconut Creek to Delray Beach for delicious food. The oxtail soup was awesome. Lamb satay was different but yet it actually work. The meat was cooked perfectly and their peanut sauce was creamy. We also got Crying Tiger… Ribeye steak with coconut sticky rice was very good. Overall. Food and service are excellence…

Delicious fresh food with a modern hip atmosphere and great service. Looking forward to the grand opening and house made thai ice cream.

Real authentic thai food. The owner So is super friendly. would love to come back and try everything on the menu

Stopped into this newly opened Thai restaurant for lunch. It’s a lovely space. They did a nice job with the interior– very pretty. The number of Thai people in the restaurant tipped me off that the food would probably be good. The food was delicious and very authentic. The service was perfect — very friendly!

New Restaurant just opened in our neighborhood… EaThai …(next to Pancake House)…Incredibly yummy food !!! Spent time chatting with So, owner… Sam, chef/owner…and had the best server Sami, wonderfully pleasant, attentive & made the best food suggestions !!! This place is officially on our regular food spot list !!! Only regret is we forgot to take pictures of the food (we couldn’t wait to eat it as it looked soooo good) & the décor (love the industrial look !!) …