Great Thai restaurant. Everything we had was very good ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Audrey Kidwell
My husband and I ate here last weekend and it was terrific! I looked at their menu online before arriving, and I think it was slightly different from the menu in the restaurant. They were also out of the first thing my husband wanted to order, but neither was a big deal to us. We ordered dumplings, khao soi, and the sausage entrée, and everything tasted fresh and delicious. The restaurant is in a cute little storefront in Maplewood's historic downtown. The vibe is no-frills, but cozy and warm. Service was welcoming and quick, and I liked the hand-painted mural in the restroom. We'll definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Frances S.
This was our first stop during our first time in St. Louis and we were craving Thai food. This is a quaint little spot in Webster Groves (a cool street with so many great restaurants, boutiques, and coffee shops). We ordered the Laarb Koi, Nam Ngiaw, and the Pork Red Curry and everything was very delicious! Our favorite dish was definitely the Nam Ngiaw which is a regional northern Thai dish. The broth was super flavorful and it was the perfect balance of spicy and savory.I think the service and hospitality could have been better. It wasn't as warm as we have experienced here in the Midwest. But overall; the food was delicious and we would come back for it! Check them out if you're in the area.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Nam Ngiaw, Larb Chicken
Pat Myers
We usually hang out at a Thai place down close to where we live. So I'm tempted to compare this place with the place I go to all the time. That being said, this restaurant was really good. I think this restaurant might be a little more authentic Thai food. And that's a good thing right? I had the yellow curry. It was really good. I think the soup was a little watery and plenty spicy. Be careful asking for spice here. My son had another type of curry I think red. He said it was really good. Also kind of watery. I only bring the water thing up because the tire place I go to the curry sauce is thicker. I think I prefer the thicker sauce. You get a decent size portion of rice, but I would have liked a little more.We had a gluten-free person with us and that wasn't a problem here. Lots of choices for her.Service was good but kind of had to ask for people to come over. The waiter was close by but on his phone quite a bit. I guess that's just the way it is nowadays.The food was good, the atmosphere was good, I would come back here...Parking is terrible here. I think everywhere up here parking is kind of hectic. I actually parked in the McDonald's lot. My son parked down the street. There's a lot across the road.Dietary restrictions: Lots of gluten-free options..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Susan Lew
Green curry with eggplant and chicken (choice of protein: beef chicken tofu) was outstanding ; it had been highly recommended by a friend ! Delicious my husband had the Suki which he enjoyed as well. This place is a gem!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dorukhan Doruk
Most delicious Thai food I have ever had for a long time! Definitely recommend trying this place at least once. Their curry was delicious as well as Papaya salad.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Thai Sausage, Som Tum Green Papaya Salad, Yellow Curry
Sara
I might do 4.5 stars here , but rounded up. It was the best red curry I’ve ever had. Maybe it was the rainy day we were there but it just hit all the right notes. I loved it. We had pad won sen from the specials board and it was good but was missing egg, which I usually find in pad woon sen. The papaya salad and beef appetizers (I forget the name) we had were both very good.The cons here are portion sizes are on the small side and the prices are on the high side.I would go again for sure, but maybe when I’m not super hungry.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Roger Lynnette Summers
Meyou next door is far better in authentic Thai than Chiang mai. This place was Tei Too before and wasn't very good and still isn't. Only when you're desperate for thai like when meyou is not.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Cindy La
The food was good, but too spicy for us, even at a "1". The server was really nice. I wish there was more transparency about the credit card fee. If we had known, we would've paid cash.
Wow! We ordered Sai Oua, Kao Soi and Laarb Koi. All were delicious and tasted authentically northern Thai! Highly recommended. I will definitely be back!!
Lysa Y.
11 year old and I loved the dumplings, Nam Ngiaw (minced pork, tomato curry broth, and vermicelli) and Gaeng Hun Lay (braised curry pork and steamed rice). Great service as well. Highly recommend!
Rena W.
Most importantly, the food here was very very good. They have a lot of options (though maybe a bit pricey for Thai?) that did not disappoint. Be careful with the spicy level. The drunken noodles and red curry were my favorite! That being said, our service was not good. I've come here twice and both times the host has been grumpy and slow to seat us even with plenty of space. It might have been a bad day but twice in a row makes me think otherwise. I would come back but only for takeout in the future.
Amy Athy
The food was well seasoned, but the menu descriptions don't always match what you get. I thought I was getting a vegetarian meal, but it contained chicken even though it wasn't listed in the ingredients.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
William
On multiple occasions Chang Mai has been incredibly slow for both take out and dine in. Food is good but the kitchen is too slow for the amount of order which they take. Also they are understaffed in terms of waiters , they constantly have a hiring sign on the door which I can only assume means they aren’t paying their employees enough.
Food was amazing.. I will definitely be back!!
Great Thai restaurant. Everything we had was very good ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My husband and I ate here last weekend and it was terrific! I looked at their menu online before arriving, and I think it was slightly different from the menu in the restaurant. They were also out of the first thing my husband wanted to order, but neither was a big deal to us. We ordered dumplings, khao soi, and the sausage entrée, and everything tasted fresh and delicious. The restaurant is in a cute little storefront in Maplewood's historic downtown. The vibe is no-frills, but cozy and warm. Service was welcoming and quick, and I liked the hand-painted mural in the restroom. We'll definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
This was our first stop during our first time in St. Louis and we were craving Thai food. This is a quaint little spot in Webster Groves (a cool street with so many great restaurants, boutiques, and coffee shops). We ordered the Laarb Koi, Nam Ngiaw, and the Pork Red Curry and everything was very delicious! Our favorite dish was definitely the Nam Ngiaw which is a regional northern Thai dish. The broth was super flavorful and it was the perfect balance of spicy and savory.I think the service and hospitality could have been better. It wasn't as warm as we have experienced here in the Midwest. But overall; the food was delicious and we would come back for it! Check them out if you're in the area.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Nam Ngiaw, Larb Chicken
We usually hang out at a Thai place down close to where we live. So I'm tempted to compare this place with the place I go to all the time. That being said, this restaurant was really good. I think this restaurant might be a little more authentic Thai food. And that's a good thing right? I had the yellow curry. It was really good. I think the soup was a little watery and plenty spicy. Be careful asking for spice here. My son had another type of curry I think red. He said it was really good. Also kind of watery. I only bring the water thing up because the tire place I go to the curry sauce is thicker. I think I prefer the thicker sauce. You get a decent size portion of rice, but I would have liked a little more.We had a gluten-free person with us and that wasn't a problem here. Lots of choices for her.Service was good but kind of had to ask for people to come over. The waiter was close by but on his phone quite a bit. I guess that's just the way it is nowadays.The food was good, the atmosphere was good, I would come back here...Parking is terrible here. I think everywhere up here parking is kind of hectic. I actually parked in the McDonald's lot. My son parked down the street. There's a lot across the road.Dietary restrictions: Lots of gluten-free options..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Green curry with eggplant and chicken (choice of protein: beef chicken tofu) was outstanding ; it had been highly recommended by a friend ! Delicious my husband had the Suki which he enjoyed as well. This place is a gem!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Most delicious Thai food I have ever had for a long time! Definitely recommend trying this place at least once. Their curry was delicious as well as Papaya salad.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Thai Sausage, Som Tum Green Papaya Salad, Yellow Curry
I might do 4.5 stars here , but rounded up. It was the best red curry I’ve ever had. Maybe it was the rainy day we were there but it just hit all the right notes. I loved it. We had pad won sen from the specials board and it was good but was missing egg, which I usually find in pad woon sen. The papaya salad and beef appetizers (I forget the name) we had were both very good.The cons here are portion sizes are on the small side and the prices are on the high side.I would go again for sure, but maybe when I’m not super hungry.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Meyou next door is far better in authentic Thai than Chiang mai. This place was Tei Too before and wasn't very good and still isn't. Only when you're desperate for thai like when meyou is not.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
The food was good, but too spicy for us, even at a "1". The server was really nice. I wish there was more transparency about the credit card fee. If we had known, we would've paid cash.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
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Wow! We ordered Sai Oua, Kao Soi and Laarb Koi. All were delicious and tasted authentically northern Thai! Highly recommended. I will definitely be back!!
11 year old and I loved the dumplings, Nam Ngiaw (minced pork, tomato curry broth, and vermicelli) and Gaeng Hun Lay (braised curry pork and steamed rice). Great service as well. Highly recommend!
Most importantly, the food here was very very good. They have a lot of options (though maybe a bit pricey for Thai?) that did not disappoint. Be careful with the spicy level. The drunken noodles and red curry were my favorite! That being said, our service was not good. I've come here twice and both times the host has been grumpy and slow to seat us even with plenty of space. It might have been a bad day but twice in a row makes me think otherwise. I would come back but only for takeout in the future.
The food was well seasoned, but the menu descriptions don't always match what you get. I thought I was getting a vegetarian meal, but it contained chicken even though it wasn't listed in the ingredients.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
On multiple occasions Chang Mai has been incredibly slow for both take out and dine in. Food is good but the kitchen is too slow for the amount of order which they take. Also they are understaffed in terms of waiters , they constantly have a hiring sign on the door which I can only assume means they aren’t paying their employees enough.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1