9 Best Thai Restaurants near Apple Valley

“Came a couple weeks ago before going to the Jack-o-lantern Spectacular and ordered takeout. Food was very good. They gave us an extra pad thai but forgot the cream cheese wontons but made it out quickly. We really enjoyed the chicken eggroll and wontons. The workers were very nice. Will be back to dine in.“

“Lemon Thai Kitchen is a real gem! From the outside, it looks like a humble little mom and pop restaurant that probably doesn't get a lot of foot traffic. Inside, it gives the same vibes. BUT, this restaurant is very good! I've come here twice, and both times, the food has been top notch. The pad thai (spicy!!) is very yummy, along with their chicken wings! Their pad see ew was also really good! Friends I've gone with also recommend the tom kha soup and drunken noodles.

Definitely coming back for more!“

“I get greeted and quick service every time. They have very good spring rolls and the sauce is very good, they have canned drinks for a good price and they made the springrolls fast enough so you can stop here on your break. Got the shrimps in a blanket this time and it was very good, the sauce was tasty. Would reccommend.“

“Not the same as Joy’s original but new ownership has updated the space beautifully and it’s immaculately clean. I’m sure our present hard economic times are to blame for the less-than-perfect review that Joy always earned. I was disappointed but not enough to not return. I’m sad it’s no longer the true Joy’s. Food is still very good albeit with many changes, and the menu is uncomfortably non-substitutable. Rigid. A single diner simply cannot order the fried egg rolls because the order provides four, no half orders allowed. In most restaurants, even a full order of two is often offered by the half. Tea is served via a pot or cup; as a single, I ordered just the cup, but it was cold, and I did want a little more (if it had been hot). Servers are minimal but very personable; attentive and well-intentioned. This was difficult for me to write; I have treasured Joy's for many years. I will return but likely sparingly given the changes and new high cost.“

“great food friendly service“

“Great place to meet with friends“

“I ate here for the first time this week. And I felt that I was back in Thailand. I ordered Thai Noodle soup. (GUAY TIEW). I was stationed there for one year during the Viet Nam War, and ate Thai food every day. Went back to visit in 2019 for 3 months. Returning this winter to live there. Anyways, I have been to several restaurants in search for this dish here at home. And never could find one that was the same. Many were Vietnamese that served Pho and is not the same. It looks the same but the flavor is different. Only Thai cooks, especially from the Issan area have the secret recipe I guess. Guay Tiew is one of the top dishes in Thailand. Right up there with Pad Thai and Tom Yum, etc. I believe that it does not get noticed because there is not a long list of ingredients and spices like most dishes. Also had a perfect Thai Coffee and a Singha beer. The Lady that waited on me was the best one could ask for. Please try the Thai Noodle Soup, (Guay Tiew) for a treat.“

“Amazing food!!!! We love this place.“

“We both ordered off the gluten free menu and enjoyed it very much. Seemed less salty. Mongolian beef and orange chicken. Very nice server also. GF chocolate cake was excellent. Sticking with that menu from now on. Noise level is high. Sometimes I think we should not have so many open concept kitchens.“