9 Best Thai Restaurants near Apple Valley

“Taste of Thaiyai is a treasure. Fantastic little place, great food. My favorite is the Pra Ram Long Song with mock duck. Reasonable prices, generous portions. Whenever the opportunity arises, I stop in at Taste of Thaiyai and I'm delighted every time.“

“This place is my door dash guilty pleasure. I used to live very close and it’s a cute spot to dine in as well. Always fast, high quality & consistent. My favorite thing is if you order it spicy it actually will be (& not Minnesota spicy either)!!! I hope this business continues to prosper.“

“I've ordered a few different things from here, and all of it was good. The Vegetables are fresh and crisp. The Red Curry is very good, and only $12 for a LOT of food. I ordered to go, she said it would be 20 minutes. But I got there in 10 minutes and the food was hot and ready. The highest heat they have could be a little spicier for me, but I also put habaneros on about everything, so there's that.“

“the best Thai Restaurant in the twin cities.. the waitress is wonderful and adorable! Deana is the best! highly recommended .. Mark A casting associate for NBC s America's Got Talent“

“I had a fantastic St. Patrick’s Day dinner at Joy’s Thai Cuisine! The Pad See Ew was absolutely delicious—perfectly cooked noodles with rich flavors that hit the spot. I paired it with a refreshing Singha Thai beer, which made the meal even better. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the staff were so friendly and attentive. Whether you’re craving authentic Thai food or just looking for a great dining experience, I highly recommend Joy’s Thai Cuisine! 😊“

“Muy buen servicio, empleados muy atentos.“

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

“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.“

“Dayana O was our server, she was great. Thoughtful and observant, she made this restaurant visit with 3 little kids much easier. As for the food, the stir fry was good, & the kids enjoyed the dumplings and edamame. I did think the food was overpriced & the buttered noodles - even the kids complained had too much butter! I do like stir fry, especially with a choose-your-own part, I was glad to have found this place for that reason!“