Pattaya Thai Restaurant

I got the chicken pad Thai and spring rolls and fried ? chicken wings.great environment, quiet

Customer service was bad!old furniture. table was sticky (dirty) The quality of this place is a joke for the Minnetonka areaFood was horrible. I paid almost $50 for watery coconut soup with THREE shrimps small ones at that and a handful of onions and cherry tomatoes. Just nasty!When I told the waiter this he said " ok. Oh well!" and just walked away.DO BETTER!! ?I AM NOT MAKING FALSE ACCUSATIONS!!! IF I COULD ATTACH A PICTURE I WOULD! YOU GAVE ME FOUR SMALL ALREADY COOKED SHRIMP!!!IM NOT THE LIAR!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Super fresh and hot...the basil fried rice was outstanding.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Thai Red Curry, Thai Egg Roll, Thai Curry, Satay, Fried Rice

Came in with a large party and ordered half of the menu, all items were superb :) and the service was very good and quick

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great Pad Thai and the best cheese wontons I've ever had!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pad Thai

pad kra pow is my fave here

I love this

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I purchased this on Uber Eats last night. It took over an hour. The papaya salad container was half full and half was carrot slices. The beef Pho had all fat pieces and 2 meatballs. The taste was off almost like nutmeg. The egg rolls came cold and already soggy. I was not pleased and won’t recommend it.

Food: 1

Recommended dishes: Thai Egg Roll, Papaya Salad, Beef Pho

Quaint family-owned restaurant with delicious options. My go-to is their peanut curry with veggies. Careful - they aren’t playing around with their spice levels! I’d recommend ordering a more mild level than you think.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Peanut Curry

There are two types of Thai restaurants in the Twin Cities: either Hmong fusion (mostly Thai but some Laos, Vietnamese, and even Korean foods) and then "actual" Thai resteraunts. Unfortunately, this was Hmong, and possibly the worst I have visited so far. Nothing against Hmong people. I have just found that the best Thai food in the Twin Cities are made by Thai people, especially Lisu Thai cooks.I tried the classics such as wontons and chicken satay. Bland but edible. I also tried the salt and pepper calamari. It was dreadful. The Thai Tea was okay, but pre-mixed in a pitcher. They were out of some of the other items I asked for, and there was no dessert options. They didn't have Thai coffee either.The place was empty the whole time I was there. The lady working the front barely checked on me. The floors were sticky. The tables were not as clean as should be. The bathroom was actually not bad. I didn't even take my leftover food to go.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 2

I used to LOVE pattaya. I went in today and found out they were under new ownership (it had been a while since we moved out of the area). Anyways, figured I'd still give it a go since I drove an hour for it. . . I won't make the drive again. I order pad thai, because if that isn't good then I figure I don't really want to try anything else. It wasn't that great. It wasn't bad, but it definitely wasn't the old pad thai that made me fall in love with Pattaya. As I eat my left overs, I'm getting more of an american chinese flavor, which is making me want to go down to one star, but it's left overs so I'm not sure that it's fair to do that. Overall, I'm sad that I took the two hours to drive there and back home.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 4

Both times I have been here the food has been great. Service has been very good. Reasonable price.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

The food was delicious. I had been looking for a place to try a papaya salad and this was good. For me the 3 was definitely spicy other salad but still enjoyable. The three on the chicken stir fry was not as spicy, but more a like a 2. He did warn us for Mn vs Thai levels but be aware they could vary. I would definitely try again. We dined in and while the service was excellent, the server seemed to be covering all the tables.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Drunken Noodle, Papaya Salad

The restaurant was empty. The food came to fast and unevenly heated. We order a 0 spicy curry and they gave us a medium. I sent it back afyer 1 bite and chugging a glass of water. Then the waiter tried to gaslight us. He claimed that he mentioned that the mild was spicy. I whould never order spicy food.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 1

Had a delightful lunch. Very flavorful dishes. Enjoyed papaya salad, pork egg rolls (made from scratch) were excellent. My friend loved her drunken noodles dish also. Highly recommend for some real Thai food