“Fantastic food and a fun location! Ordered takeout, the pad see ew and drunken noodles, both were excellent. Prices were fairly reasonable and we’re always happy to support a local joint that’s new to Lexington. Excited to go back and eat in person next time!“
“What a pleasure. The spring rolls were crunchy on outside and delicious, especially with dip.limited selection of liquors but nice choices. Same with wine but good portions. The crispy duck dish was splendid as was the fried(grilled) shrimp dish with 11 shrimp for $19 dollars. Hostess asked if we were 1st timers because she didn't remember seeing us before. Clean with comfortable noise level and unobtrusive background music“
“Hot and delicious! I'm no expert but I'm calling it "authentic".Best "chicken fried rice" I have eaten, ever!Wheelchair accessibility: .Two sets of double doors.No partitions.Level with sidewalk.Large area for turning“
“I came in from out of town and a friend took me there. A total hole in the wall, but I have to say: SOME OF THE BEST THAI FOOD IVE EVER EATEN. Perhaps even the absolute best. If you don't like spicy, you'll need to ask for it less spicy.“
“Its a little place with weird hours but it is the best in this town that I have experienced. I prefer carry out because it is like a family thanksgiving kind of seating. There are separate tables and it is great to eat in there but I prefer to take the that awesome cuisine to go. Hands down it is the best. Tell you what. Order the chicken fried rice. A basic dish that you didnt realize you never have had it properly. People are so nice. Recommend this over anything in this state as far as south eastern cuisine. The best in its class. Tell me it is not and you would be lying. The only complaint is that they use the cheap soy sauce packets which was a surprise. But that is nothing compared to the quality ingredients. Would a place that is only open a few hours a day need to prove anything? Best spring rolls, best everything. At least try it. The only thing I ever regretted was not ordering more.“
“This store is located on Main Street in Lexington.I visited around 5 o'clock on a Sunday, so there weren't any customers yet, but while I was eating, a lot of Ubers and customers started coming in, making it a very popular restaurant.It was a little difficult to read the menu, but I was glad that I could choose shrimp, pork, etc.It costs about $15 each and has enough for 3 people, so I was very satisfied with how delicious it was and how cheap it was!Soup and food can be taken home, soI was grateful.The store staff is very attentive, soEven when I had a problem, I was able to deal with it immediately.I would like to attend!“
“When I tell you this is the best Thai food I’ve had in Kentucky. I’m not joking. When her page says kukies in the kitchen, believe it.My wife and I spent the whole day helping a relative move, so we build up an appetite and what better to soothe the empty stomach blues…? Thai..Because of our timing, we had to enter this establishment 30 mins before close and we just made it.We were greeted by kukie and her husband. We spent a few mins skimming over the menu and then placed our order.As we waited, we chilled on the couch and chatted with kukie’s husband. This is when I took in the chill atmosphere and laidback esthetic. Very nice decorations and furniture.In little to no time our order was ready. We gladly thanked them and headed home. We had a 35 min drive before we could dig in.When we got home we were ready.I ordered my usual at just about any Thai restaurant- the basil fried rice with chicken. Thai spicy of course. My wife ordered the garlic pad Thai with beef. Spicy as well. We also shared a nice serving of Tom yum soup.Upon my first bite I was in heaven. Authentic Thai taste and flavor embraced me and set my tastebuds to amazing. I tried my wife’s meal and my tastebuds again were in shock. Then it was time for the soup which didn’t disappoint.Everything was delicious and still warm after driving for 35 mins. Altogether this was a great experience and I am glad they took care of us after arriving close to close.Overall if you want great food that doesn’t break the bank… visit Kukie and see what she’s cooking up. You’ll be glad you did. My true rating is a 100 run it.“
“Taste 10/10 - Chicken Pad Thai. Although the medium spice level was a bit hotter than mediums I’ve ordered elsewhereFriendliness 15/10 - Owner (?) is a wonderful and welcoming, and offered my toddler a full sized Thai chocolate bar after assuring she had no allergiesPrice 8/10 - Portion somewhat small for the priceI’ll definitely make a return trip with my husband to try other enticing menu items!“
“I took a weekend trip back home to Lexington and we got a bunch of Archa Nine take out to share. Overall pretty good and I'd go back to try more! Ob Woon Sen was the star, it was fantastic! Close second was chicken satay. It's not tender and juicy because it's super thin strips of breast meat like all satay but has a good bite to it and the peanut sauce was superb! Pad Thai was good for what it is, and I know Pad Thai is a very polarizing dish. This is the wetter, tomato based version, and it was a good version of that. I like the drier tamarind forward version personally so I wouldn't order it again but if you're a tomato-type person definitely try it! Crying Tiger was the only disappointment. The meat was cooked perfectly medium rare which was great but it's a tough cut of meat, didn't chew well and really had very little flavor on the meat itself. Everything came out through the dipping sauces which were all great but I think they missed an opportunity to infuse some deliciousness into the beef itself. I was going to order Kee Mao but my family convinced me to change at the last minute. Don't listen to family. The two locations have different menus, so be sure you have the right one pulled up before you start picking your food. I was super excited about fresh Summer rolls and lemongrass chicken and then found out I couldn't have them on this side of town :(“