Tried this place twice thus far and i must say i do enjoy the experience. Waitresses were attentive and quick. I got to try the papaya salad, it isn't spicy so fire seekers, this isn't it. Non-fire seekers this is perfect! The Tom yum Morfai dish was flavorful and had a mix of seafood shrimps, squid, mussels etc. enjoyed taking the broth and putting rice in it after. The roti massaman was good, but be warned could be on the saltier side for some (i like salty) wish there were more pieces of the roti Khao pad ga pow was their basil fried rice. I was hoping for a spicier kick. Usually basil fried rice I've had at many other places had a nice spice level. Tasty still but would probably try asking if they could spice it up more next time. Their Tiger steak dish i felt was lacking. A lot of fat on the pieces some may love, not my jam personally. The sauce that came with it was delish! The duck with pineapple dish was alright could have been hotter it wasn't our favorite. Three flavor fish was very tasty i enjoyed the flavor. I thought the fish was a tad dry but overall liked it. Ambiance seems to be very inviting, the place is usually jamming. We went on a weekday and a weekend. The weekends pretty packed but tables are turned around quick. Overall recommend? Yes! The lady has all the good pictures, i was busy eating. Only took photo of the mango sticky rice!

We had a nice Mother's Day lunch here. The dining space is casual but trendy, with cool corrugated tin ceiling tiles and brick wall. The food was delicious and took almost no time to come out. Service was quick and efficient. We ordered the Roti with Massaman Curry dip as an appetizer, and shared a Three Flavor Fish (mildly spiced sweet sour fried whole red snapper), Crying Tiger (generous seared sirloin steak with dipping sauce), and Goong Karee (shrimp in a mild dry curry sauce). The Thai iced tea was awesome too. What a great find in Oak Square! It fills up by 12 so make reservations.

Delicious. They do Thai food right with a lil extra. Service was good and even though I didn't get any drinks tonight, I did look at the cocktail menu and it looked pretty good. I will definitely return, try a cocktail or two, order a different dish and hopefully keep the review 5 stars as I have faith in this place.

MY NEW FAVORITE THAI SPOT! I have always enjoyed thai food but could never find a place that I really enjoy. I have visited Thonglor twice this past week and cannot get enough. My favorite so far has been the crying tiger, which entails grilled steak with a spicy sauce to dip and sticky rice. I also loved the Tom yum morfai soup! It comes with a bunch of different seafoods and I totally recommend dipping sticky rice into the soup... SO GOOD! The roti massaman curry appetizer was just all right, I have to say. It was on the saltier side and was not my favorite. The papaya salad is delightful-- a great appetizer to start with. The 3 flavor fish was yummy, as was the Kang Phed Ped (duck curry with pineapple). I was not a big fan of the chicken basil fried rice. It was not as hot as I would like it to be, spice and temperature wise. The mango sticky rice is a must! Overall, great thai spot to try if you haven't tried it. All dishes have great flavor and you cannot go wrong with just about any of the dishes offered on the menu !

You can't go wrong with anything here. I love the Penang Nuer and roti massaman. Curry puffs are a gamechanger. Pad Thai is great portion and don't even need to add sambal oelek, flavor is fantastic. Chicken satay good too. If adventurous and want to try a unique sweet, try the Kanom pung Sungkaya.

Finally got to visit Thonglor after receiving a recommendation from a friend and I wasn't disappointed The dishes were colorful, flavorful, and had the perfect temperature and spice. The pad cha talay had a great portion of seafood that was perfectly cooked and flavored (definitely would order this again). The larb ped was refreshing with fresh herbs that paired well with the duck (i recommend having this dish with rice! ). Finally, the pad see ew was one of the best I've had because of the noodle texture and overall balanced flavor of slightly sweet and savory‼ They also have a wide range of beautiful drinks at their bar that I would love to come back and bring friends to try Definitely would visit again to try more dishes!

One of the better Thai spots in Boston. In the oak square area, where the only parking is street parking but we didn't have an issue finding parking on a Saturday night. Staff was really friendly, if I are going with a group larger than 4, it would be best to make a reservation. The drinks were interesting and good. I honestly don't remember the names, sorry! For the food, the beef Penang curry was the tables favorite. It was simple but packed with flavor and a nice little kick. The chicken pad Thai is one of the better ones I've had ever. The crab meat fried rice had legitimate limb crab meat unlike most crab meat fried rice where you get tiny bits of snow crab meat. The last item we got was a spicy seafood dish, which was good but not as interesting or as delicious as the others. This is also a great date night, nothing fancy but good eats spot. One thing I did notice was the music was a little loud, but not a deal breaker for me.

HOLY SMOKES. Talk about an authentic Thai place that has a chill and mood-lit ambiance. I love it! This might quite possibly be my favorite Thai restaurant -- so authentic. FAVE ITEMS: - Chicken Satay: omg this is a must-get. This may be my favorite. The peanut sauce is so creamy and the chicken is so soft and tender. - Khao Pad Poo: crab fried rice basically. This comes with a generous portion of crab chunks that simply paired so well with the fried rice. I am already thinking about this dish again. SERVICE: quick and fast! I am so amazed they are able to whip out these dishes so quickly. PARKING: lots of street parking around the restaurant. PRICE: really decently priced! You're def getting quality here Overall, I think this may be one of my favorite Thai spots I have ever tried in general. Honestly so good :)

This is my second time. And I've got to say this place is the place for Thai. Best pad Thai in MA so far. It's got a beautiful wok flavor. Toasty and fire kissed. Flavor is on point. Not too sweet. Good balance of veggies. Protein cut to nice sizes. Nice. Probably the best Tom yum soup ever had in my life. Like dude. Holy hell. I wish I had a bigger spoon. I just kept going at it. Slurp slurp slurp. I couldn't stop! Seriously. Friggin delish. Seafood inside wasn't over cooked. Plump. Good size. Lime-y flavor. Ughhhh so good. Definitely my favorite Thai restaurant in MA