I ordered the shrimp drunken noodles and the shrimp were undercooked. There were more vegetables than noodles and it doesn't taste authentic. I've eaten at plenty of thai restaurants and this restaurant isn't good. However, the mango juice was good.
Isaac's R.
Ordered from door dash the drunken noodle. You can taste the curry cream milk in the drunken which I thought was strange, made me nauseous, went on with my day but my stomach was messed up all day til a few hrs later it finally all came out
Chris
Came here to eat because I needed a quick bite and live on the corner…This place is terrible, cannot believe it’s still in business. I dined in and ordered egg rolls and a pad Thai. Waitress was totally off, might be her first day. The egg rolls came out within 1 minute of ordering which means they were not only not made fresh but heated up in the microwave. The pad Thai was the worst I ever had, and it looked just as bad as it tasted. I didn’t finish any of my food and I’m definitely never coming back ever again.Thai pot used to be my favorite Thai restaurant over 5 years ago. They changed management and everything just fell off so far it’s truly mind boggling. I wouldn’t eat here again for free. it shocks me they not only haven’t closed down but still have paying customers. The food is garbage, the service sucks, and the place at least used to have a nice decour but now looks like an absolute dump. It’s a true insult to food and the country of Thailand.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Chris L.
Came here to eat because I needed a quick bite and live on the corner...This place is terrible, cannot believe it's still in business. I dined in and ordered egg rolls and a pad Thai. Waitress was totally off, might be her first day. The egg rolls came out within 1 minute of ordering which means they were not only not made fresh but heated up in the microwave. The pad Thai was the worst I ever had, and it looked just as bad as it tasted. I didn't finish any of my food and I'm definitely never coming back ever again. Thai pot used to be my favorite Thai restaurant over 5 years ago. They changed management and everything just fell off so far it's truly mind boggling. I wouldn't eat here again for free. it shocks me they not only haven't closed down but still have paying customers. The food is garbage, the service sucks, and the place at least used to have a nice decour but now looks like an absolute dump. It's a true insult to food and the country of Thailand.
Michelle Hassan
I came here a few years ago and forgot to leave a review. The food was terrible honestly, had no flavor and was dry. Water was constantly being poured at our table every few minutes for some reason and then when we were paying our bill, the waitress and owner came up to us and was trying to force us to give them a larger tip because it was “required”…
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Olivia Gilmore
I ordered from here through grub hub and the food was amazing! I only had the drunken noodles with shrimp and coconut water, but let me tell you, it was so flavorful! They put a great amount of vegetables and shrimp. They weren't cheap with any ingredients. My order took quite a while to arrive due to rush hour traffic, yet the food was still hot and fresh when it arrived! I also appreciate that they not only let you chose your spice level, but that they actually adhere to it. I ordered medium spice and it had a nice kick to it without the food being overpowered by hot pepper. I am actually waiting for them to open today so I can try something else. Their lunch special are very affordable, btw. Don't look at the rating on google, as it seems one disgruntled deliver driver has been spamming their reviews, but based on one meal that I've had, I know for certain that whoever is in that kitchen knows exactly what to do!
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
Elvia Calle
Terrible experience. Came in to pick up an order and the owner refused to let me use the bathroom even though there was nothing wrong with it. He said that delivery drivers are always pissing on the floor and doesnt want to clean up after them. Left the store feeling very humilated. Would not go back there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Christine “Yoshi” Gaines
I'll drive all the way from South Jamaica to Forest Hills for takeout.My mother and I went for lunch and had some apps and 2 lunch specials. We opted for the Curry Puffs (one of our go-to's) and the Chicken Satay. The curry puffs are light and extremely flavorful, and the chicken satay grilled to perfection! Both come with interesting dipping sauces, including a peanut sauce for the satay.The lunch specials are $9+ and come with soup, salad, or soda. Add $3 for specialty proteins like beef, shrimp, squid, etc. We got the Basil Fried Rice with chicken and Drunken Noodle with shrimp. My mom opted for the soda, and I got the soup (they couldve kept it). I also HAD to have a Thai Iced Tea, which was amazing! Everything was extremely fresh and well seasoned. Stay away from these dishes if you can't take spicy foods! It gives a heat that can clear your sinuses, but I LOVE spice, so it was great for me (my mother sniffled through her meal)! I also grabbed a Mango Sticky Rice to-go, and I should've eaten one there and took another for the road!Everything was about $50, and we were sooo full when we left and had enough to share with my son and for myself to have seconds for dinner.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! I actually spent a birthday here over 10 years ago, and the food is still A1.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Rice, Chicken Sate, Drunken Noodles, Papaya Salad Som Tom, Pad See EW, Curry Puffs, Tom Yum Soup
Brian Lopez
Terrible experience. Came in to pick up an order and the owner refused to let me use the bathroom even though there was nothing wrong with it. He said that delivery drivers are always pissing on the floor and doesnt want to clean up after them. Left the store feeling very humilated. Would not go back there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Joshua B.
I've been a regular customer at Thai Pot on Queens Blvd in Forest Hills, primarily for takeout, but recently, I had the opportunity to experience dining in. The food at Thai Pot has consistently impressed me, and my recent dine-in experience was no exception.Walking into Thai Pot, you'll find the interior to be dark yet inviting, adorned with cool art and décor that adds to the overall charm of the place. I feel like they are more busy with takeout, but was pleased to discover that the restaurant also offers lunch specials for dine-in. On this particular visit, I was joined by my wife and parent and a my son, making it a delightful group outing.Now, let's talk about the food. We ordered a variety of dishes to sample. The Pad Thai was a standout, delivering that perfect balance of flavors and textures that I've come to expect from Thai Pot. The Drunken Noodles were simply excellent - a dish I've ordered multiple times for good reason. The Sweet and Sour dish, while good, didn't quite capture my taste buds as much as the other options. The Garlic Shrimp, although a bit on the smaller side, was undeniably tasty. Lastly, the Massamum Curry, another personal favorite, lived up to my expectations.The lunch specials came with a choice of salad or soup, and we all opted for the salad. To our pleasant surprise, the salad was better than expected, featuring a blend of lettuce and a flavorful peanut dressing. We customized a few of our dishes with shrimp, which came at an additional cost of $3 each, which we didn't expect as the menu was written a little misleading (you'll see) if you look at the lunch specials.Beyond the food, the overall experience was delightful. The service was of high quality, and the women who took care of us went out of her way to accommodate our group, especially with the baby. The pricing was reasonable, and the five dishes we ordered filled us up nicely. It's safe to say that I'd happily return to Thai Pot for another dine-in experience. Whether you're a regular takeout customer or looking for a cozy dine-in spot, Thai Pot on Queens Blvd is certainly worth a visit for its solid food, inviting ambiance, and solid service.
This restaurant delivers big in the taste department. My family and I love it, the staff always treats us like we are VIP's. The atmosphere is laid back, real neighborhood spot.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ajay R.
We always order from here food used to be good ,but now there food is not stable ,today is the worst food we have received , so disappointed, never again from Thai pod , very bad !
Shaniesha M.
Did an one line order today, the food was good and they had great portion sizes. We ordered Pad see ew, basil fried rice, drunken noodles and pineapple fried rice! I will be back!!
jn04h
The staff and food are really great.Would recommend 10/10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
deana marie - hello happy vegan
I always look forward to my trips to Denver because it means I can visit Thai Pot Cafe. They have a great selection of vegan options, and the food is consistently delicious. I started with the Fresh Spring Roll Tofu as an appetizer, which had a satisfying crunch and came with a ridiculously good peanut sauce. For my main course, I had the vegan version of Pa Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) with tofu. The portion was generous, the sauce was flavorful without being overpowering, and the noodles had a nice texture. Although I would have liked more Thai basil, the dish was still enjoyable. I couldn't resist trying the Mango & Sticky Rice dessert, which was a delightful in-house-made treat. Overall, my family and I had a great dining experience at Thai Pot Cafe, even though it was a bit pricey. It's definitely worth a visit.Vegetarian options: Vegan Options
I ordered the shrimp drunken noodles and the shrimp were undercooked. There were more vegetables than noodles and it doesn't taste authentic. I've eaten at plenty of thai restaurants and this restaurant isn't good. However, the mango juice was good.
Ordered from door dash the drunken noodle. You can taste the curry cream milk in the drunken which I thought was strange, made me nauseous, went on with my day but my stomach was messed up all day til a few hrs later it finally all came out
Came here to eat because I needed a quick bite and live on the corner…This place is terrible, cannot believe it’s still in business. I dined in and ordered egg rolls and a pad Thai. Waitress was totally off, might be her first day. The egg rolls came out within 1 minute of ordering which means they were not only not made fresh but heated up in the microwave. The pad Thai was the worst I ever had, and it looked just as bad as it tasted. I didn’t finish any of my food and I’m definitely never coming back ever again.Thai pot used to be my favorite Thai restaurant over 5 years ago. They changed management and everything just fell off so far it’s truly mind boggling. I wouldn’t eat here again for free. it shocks me they not only haven’t closed down but still have paying customers. The food is garbage, the service sucks, and the place at least used to have a nice decour but now looks like an absolute dump. It’s a true insult to food and the country of Thailand.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Came here to eat because I needed a quick bite and live on the corner...This place is terrible, cannot believe it's still in business. I dined in and ordered egg rolls and a pad Thai. Waitress was totally off, might be her first day. The egg rolls came out within 1 minute of ordering which means they were not only not made fresh but heated up in the microwave. The pad Thai was the worst I ever had, and it looked just as bad as it tasted. I didn't finish any of my food and I'm definitely never coming back ever again. Thai pot used to be my favorite Thai restaurant over 5 years ago. They changed management and everything just fell off so far it's truly mind boggling. I wouldn't eat here again for free. it shocks me they not only haven't closed down but still have paying customers. The food is garbage, the service sucks, and the place at least used to have a nice decour but now looks like an absolute dump. It's a true insult to food and the country of Thailand.
I came here a few years ago and forgot to leave a review. The food was terrible honestly, had no flavor and was dry. Water was constantly being poured at our table every few minutes for some reason and then when we were paying our bill, the waitress and owner came up to us and was trying to force us to give them a larger tip because it was “required”…
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
I ordered from here through grub hub and the food was amazing! I only had the drunken noodles with shrimp and coconut water, but let me tell you, it was so flavorful! They put a great amount of vegetables and shrimp. They weren't cheap with any ingredients. My order took quite a while to arrive due to rush hour traffic, yet the food was still hot and fresh when it arrived! I also appreciate that they not only let you chose your spice level, but that they actually adhere to it. I ordered medium spice and it had a nice kick to it without the food being overpowered by hot pepper. I am actually waiting for them to open today so I can try something else. Their lunch special are very affordable, btw. Don't look at the rating on google, as it seems one disgruntled deliver driver has been spamming their reviews, but based on one meal that I've had, I know for certain that whoever is in that kitchen knows exactly what to do!
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodles
Terrible experience. Came in to pick up an order and the owner refused to let me use the bathroom even though there was nothing wrong with it. He said that delivery drivers are always pissing on the floor and doesnt want to clean up after them. Left the store feeling very humilated. Would not go back there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I'll drive all the way from South Jamaica to Forest Hills for takeout.My mother and I went for lunch and had some apps and 2 lunch specials. We opted for the Curry Puffs (one of our go-to's) and the Chicken Satay. The curry puffs are light and extremely flavorful, and the chicken satay grilled to perfection! Both come with interesting dipping sauces, including a peanut sauce for the satay.The lunch specials are $9+ and come with soup, salad, or soda. Add $3 for specialty proteins like beef, shrimp, squid, etc. We got the Basil Fried Rice with chicken and Drunken Noodle with shrimp. My mom opted for the soda, and I got the soup (they couldve kept it). I also HAD to have a Thai Iced Tea, which was amazing! Everything was extremely fresh and well seasoned. Stay away from these dishes if you can't take spicy foods! It gives a heat that can clear your sinuses, but I LOVE spice, so it was great for me (my mother sniffled through her meal)! I also grabbed a Mango Sticky Rice to-go, and I should've eaten one there and took another for the road!Everything was about $50, and we were sooo full when we left and had enough to share with my son and for myself to have seconds for dinner.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! I actually spent a birthday here over 10 years ago, and the food is still A1.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Rice, Chicken Sate, Drunken Noodles, Papaya Salad Som Tom, Pad See EW, Curry Puffs, Tom Yum Soup
Terrible experience. Came in to pick up an order and the owner refused to let me use the bathroom even though there was nothing wrong with it. He said that delivery drivers are always pissing on the floor and doesnt want to clean up after them. Left the store feeling very humilated. Would not go back there.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I've been a regular customer at Thai Pot on Queens Blvd in Forest Hills, primarily for takeout, but recently, I had the opportunity to experience dining in. The food at Thai Pot has consistently impressed me, and my recent dine-in experience was no exception.Walking into Thai Pot, you'll find the interior to be dark yet inviting, adorned with cool art and décor that adds to the overall charm of the place. I feel like they are more busy with takeout, but was pleased to discover that the restaurant also offers lunch specials for dine-in. On this particular visit, I was joined by my wife and parent and a my son, making it a delightful group outing.Now, let's talk about the food. We ordered a variety of dishes to sample. The Pad Thai was a standout, delivering that perfect balance of flavors and textures that I've come to expect from Thai Pot. The Drunken Noodles were simply excellent - a dish I've ordered multiple times for good reason. The Sweet and Sour dish, while good, didn't quite capture my taste buds as much as the other options. The Garlic Shrimp, although a bit on the smaller side, was undeniably tasty. Lastly, the Massamum Curry, another personal favorite, lived up to my expectations.The lunch specials came with a choice of salad or soup, and we all opted for the salad. To our pleasant surprise, the salad was better than expected, featuring a blend of lettuce and a flavorful peanut dressing. We customized a few of our dishes with shrimp, which came at an additional cost of $3 each, which we didn't expect as the menu was written a little misleading (you'll see) if you look at the lunch specials.Beyond the food, the overall experience was delightful. The service was of high quality, and the women who took care of us went out of her way to accommodate our group, especially with the baby. The pricing was reasonable, and the five dishes we ordered filled us up nicely. It's safe to say that I'd happily return to Thai Pot for another dine-in experience. Whether you're a regular takeout customer or looking for a cozy dine-in spot, Thai Pot on Queens Blvd is certainly worth a visit for its solid food, inviting ambiance, and solid service.
Restaurantji Recommends
This restaurant delivers big in the taste department. My family and I love it, the staff always treats us like we are VIP's. The atmosphere is laid back, real neighborhood spot.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
We always order from here food used to be good ,but now there food is not stable ,today is the worst food we have received , so disappointed, never again from Thai pod , very bad !
Did an one line order today, the food was good and they had great portion sizes. We ordered Pad see ew, basil fried rice, drunken noodles and pineapple fried rice! I will be back!!
The staff and food are really great.Would recommend 10/10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I always look forward to my trips to Denver because it means I can visit Thai Pot Cafe. They have a great selection of vegan options, and the food is consistently delicious. I started with the Fresh Spring Roll Tofu as an appetizer, which had a satisfying crunch and came with a ridiculously good peanut sauce. For my main course, I had the vegan version of Pa Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) with tofu. The portion was generous, the sauce was flavorful without being overpowering, and the noodles had a nice texture. Although I would have liked more Thai basil, the dish was still enjoyable. I couldn't resist trying the Mango & Sticky Rice dessert, which was a delightful in-house-made treat. Overall, my family and I had a great dining experience at Thai Pot Cafe, even though it was a bit pricey. It's definitely worth a visit.Vegetarian options: Vegan Options
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4