The papaya salad is soooooo good! Sweet and spicy!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Janos H.
I really hope that the chef just had a bad day. I love Thai food. However I never tasted anything this flavor less. I actually have to go to the store to grab soy sauce to make it edible. No wonder they don't offer dine in, I'm sure I will never go back. Service is nice, food comes out quick that's the only good thing I can note about this place.
Christine Knudsen
Probably the best pad see ew I've ever had. AMAZING food, reasonable prices, and friendly staff!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joe F.
I hope it was a bad night (for their sake). We ordered shrimp, calamari and chicken dishes. All of the food tasted old and reheated (barely). The seafood reeked and the car still smells of it the day after. The pad Thai was fine (non-perishable I guess) In all fairness, we have had good meals from them in the past. Maybe they're hit or miss. Last night was a definite MISS.
Chris Varcoe
Shrimp Pad Thai and Summer Rolls were excellent. I’ve driven by it so many times. I’m glad that I finally stopped.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls & Fried Dumplings, Pad Thai
Bill B.
Absolutely gross, gross walking in the front door. I should have walked out, but tried to eat the food I paid for and a day later and I'm sick just thinking about it.
Cindy W.
First time trying Thai food. Whoopi is the closest place to my house. I got the chicken pad se ew and mango sticky rice. It was amazing, fresh and hot! Customer service is very good. The lady was very nice to me and give me extra peanuts and chili sauce, no problem. I will be coming again? Yummy
Hannah K.
Fresh, fast, and flavorful, Whoopi Thai absolutely knocks it out of the park. Every time I've come, the food has come out hot, ready before I could even get there to pick it up, yet clearly made to order. The dishes are well balanced with sweetness and heat, acid and umami. Whether you get a creamy coconut curry or tender noodle stir fry, you'll get a blast of bold seasonings and tender-crisp vegetables. Personally, I can't stay away from the "vegetarian duck," which is made from incredibly juicy, meaty chunks of seitan. That's not something you can find at just any Thai restaurant. Of course, the basic tofu offering is also excellent, especially when it can soak in a rich green eggplant curry, for example. They're out here doing it right, for vegans, vegetarians, pescatarians, and meat eaters alike.
Avery G.
I ordered to pick it up and the food was exactly what I expected it to be. I ordered the chicken pad thai and the portion size was huge and it was good especially for the price. In addition I ordered the thai iced tea which was delicious but a tad too sweet. The side of rice that I placed along with my whole order was very small in comparison to the other food ordered. The person handing me my order was a bit rude and seemed upset at a request for no ice in my drink.
Andrew T.
Good food and nice people making the food. Great location. Parking is not great. Simple place.
Less than average Thai for Fairfield. I don’t know how it has such good ratings, maybe I have to eat in and not take out? I got the mango chicken and there was barley any chicken, it was merely fried flour pieces and there was no sauce at all on the dish. The few pieces of chicken I did have (and I mean few) were average, but I’d be more generous with my chicken if I were them. I would actually not fry the chicken at all and simply sauté it in the sauce, I’d be willing to bet that tastes even better and you’d fully get the sauce! We also got the summer rolls to take out which were light and refreshing. I wouldn’t return to this place.
Peter Grambs
Nice place for good Thai food. Only available for take-out now. Had several dishes that were very tasty, though the Fried Won Ton was a little different than the usual (ground chicken instead of Pork), but still good. And they only emply Thai chefs so its pretty authentic. Not too spicy but I'm sure they can spice it up if you ask.
Joe&Nina Wailionis
We ordered spring rolls that were decent. After that every thing was horrible. Red curry with chicken was watery, tasteless and chicken was tough. Exotic beef was not only restless but though like shoe lather. We ordered red snapper, very expensive, again fish lacked any taste, seasoning. But the worst part it was extremely overcooked. We could not pick anything to eat. I am not surprised that they do not allow eat in. I would return every single dish we ordered. It was waste of almost $70. DO NOT GO THERE!!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Jason U.
I've tried Whoopi Thai twice now and it's okay. This was the first place I went here in CT as I wanted to try something local and Thai sounded nice since it usually has good options and flavor. I tried the pad Thai and pineapple curry the first time around and the drunken noodles the second time. They were all alright, however, for the drunken noodles after eating it; I did have an upset stomach, and let's just say it was not a fun night. It's only to go orders due to COVID but you can either order at the restaurant or call ahead to pick it up. Waiting takes about 15-25 minutes depending on how busy it is. Usually when I go its only 1-2 people there. I wanted to try my best to support a local business during this time but it definitely isn't the best Thai food or close to that I've had.
Teishalee Hemmings
I was recently introduced by my sister and brother in law. The shrimp and noodles was amazing I had to go back twice in 1 week. Now this is my place on Fridays for dinner.Definitely recommended ? unlike most places their food is not greasy and flavored just right ? ?Kid-friendliness: Staff is nice and friendly with all who enters the place of businessParking: Parking is accessible with enough space.
The papaya salad is soooooo good! Sweet and spicy!
Food: 5
Service: 5
I really hope that the chef just had a bad day. I love Thai food. However I never tasted anything this flavor less. I actually have to go to the store to grab soy sauce to make it edible. No wonder they don't offer dine in, I'm sure I will never go back. Service is nice, food comes out quick that's the only good thing I can note about this place.
Probably the best pad see ew I've ever had. AMAZING food, reasonable prices, and friendly staff!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
I hope it was a bad night (for their sake). We ordered shrimp, calamari and chicken dishes. All of the food tasted old and reheated (barely). The seafood reeked and the car still smells of it the day after. The pad Thai was fine (non-perishable I guess) In all fairness, we have had good meals from them in the past. Maybe they're hit or miss. Last night was a definite MISS.
Shrimp Pad Thai and Summer Rolls were excellent. I’ve driven by it so many times. I’m glad that I finally stopped.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls & Fried Dumplings, Pad Thai
Absolutely gross, gross walking in the front door. I should have walked out, but tried to eat the food I paid for and a day later and I'm sick just thinking about it.
First time trying Thai food. Whoopi is the closest place to my house. I got the chicken pad se ew and mango sticky rice. It was amazing, fresh and hot! Customer service is very good. The lady was very nice to me and give me extra peanuts and chili sauce, no problem. I will be coming again? Yummy
Fresh, fast, and flavorful, Whoopi Thai absolutely knocks it out of the park. Every time I've come, the food has come out hot, ready before I could even get there to pick it up, yet clearly made to order. The dishes are well balanced with sweetness and heat, acid and umami. Whether you get a creamy coconut curry or tender noodle stir fry, you'll get a blast of bold seasonings and tender-crisp vegetables. Personally, I can't stay away from the "vegetarian duck," which is made from incredibly juicy, meaty chunks of seitan. That's not something you can find at just any Thai restaurant. Of course, the basic tofu offering is also excellent, especially when it can soak in a rich green eggplant curry, for example. They're out here doing it right, for vegans, vegetarians, pescatarians, and meat eaters alike.
I ordered to pick it up and the food was exactly what I expected it to be. I ordered the chicken pad thai and the portion size was huge and it was good especially for the price. In addition I ordered the thai iced tea which was delicious but a tad too sweet. The side of rice that I placed along with my whole order was very small in comparison to the other food ordered. The person handing me my order was a bit rude and seemed upset at a request for no ice in my drink.
Good food and nice people making the food. Great location. Parking is not great. Simple place.
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Less than average Thai for Fairfield. I don’t know how it has such good ratings, maybe I have to eat in and not take out? I got the mango chicken and there was barley any chicken, it was merely fried flour pieces and there was no sauce at all on the dish. The few pieces of chicken I did have (and I mean few) were average, but I’d be more generous with my chicken if I were them. I would actually not fry the chicken at all and simply sauté it in the sauce, I’d be willing to bet that tastes even better and you’d fully get the sauce! We also got the summer rolls to take out which were light and refreshing. I wouldn’t return to this place.
Nice place for good Thai food. Only available for take-out now. Had several dishes that were very tasty, though the Fried Won Ton was a little different than the usual (ground chicken instead of Pork), but still good. And they only emply Thai chefs so its pretty authentic. Not too spicy but I'm sure they can spice it up if you ask.
We ordered spring rolls that were decent. After that every thing was horrible. Red curry with chicken was watery, tasteless and chicken was tough. Exotic beef was not only restless but though like shoe lather. We ordered red snapper, very expensive, again fish lacked any taste, seasoning. But the worst part it was extremely overcooked. We could not pick anything to eat. I am not surprised that they do not allow eat in. I would return every single dish we ordered. It was waste of almost $70. DO NOT GO THERE!!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I've tried Whoopi Thai twice now and it's okay. This was the first place I went here in CT as I wanted to try something local and Thai sounded nice since it usually has good options and flavor. I tried the pad Thai and pineapple curry the first time around and the drunken noodles the second time. They were all alright, however, for the drunken noodles after eating it; I did have an upset stomach, and let's just say it was not a fun night. It's only to go orders due to COVID but you can either order at the restaurant or call ahead to pick it up. Waiting takes about 15-25 minutes depending on how busy it is. Usually when I go its only 1-2 people there. I wanted to try my best to support a local business during this time but it definitely isn't the best Thai food or close to that I've had.
I was recently introduced by my sister and brother in law. The shrimp and noodles was amazing I had to go back twice in 1 week. Now this is my place on Fridays for dinner.Definitely recommended ? unlike most places their food is not greasy and flavored just right ? ?Kid-friendliness: Staff is nice and friendly with all who enters the place of businessParking: Parking is accessible with enough space.