“ Pad Thai was very nice and authentic but the choice of dishes on the menu is limited there is no chicken satay or mango sticky rice ”

“ We went searching for a Thai Restaurant close to Bassac Street, and found this absolute gem. A small but pleasantly decorated open air eatery, with wonderful staff and a great menu. A fantastic selection of drinks and juices, to go with the excellent Thai selections. We ordered the Tom Yum Soup, and Pad Thai, Both were wonderfully spiced and extremely well presented. With Western options for kids or the less adventurous, this place is now my goto restaurant when im staying around Bassac Street. The menu prices, are very low for the area, and excellence in Thai cuisine. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ”

“ Really really great Thai food and exceptional service. The waiter was waiting for anything we needed. Before we could even swat away a mosquito she was there with bug repellent. I can't express how great the waiter was with providing any help she could. The only thing I would say they should work on is having a smoke area, a couple people were smoking near us and I think that's fairly rude while having a meal. Other than that I highly recommend visiting for some delicious Thai food. ”

“ Excellent Thai restaurant near Bassac street. They have a wide selection of Thai classics like pad Thai, curry, papaya salad, pad kaprow, and khao soi. They also have a lot of fresh seafood available and a full bar. My favorite items here are the green curry chicken, khao soi chicken, and larb chicken. Each of them have really nice flavor profiles, and are fairly universal dishes that are hard to go wrong with. Prices are reasonable and service is great. The staff and owner are very friendly people. You can people watch on the weekend while you sit and eat/drink, since many locals and foreigners pass through the alleyway beside the restaurant. Thai Kitchen is located in a little collective shop area that also has a few bars, a kebab shop, Japanese tacos, and a few other things, so you can hang out here for quite some time if you like. ”

“ Have had Pad Thai twice. Was fine. A spoon or fork to get the last of it would be helpful, for someone like me, with mediocre chopsticks skills. A glass with can of beer would also be good. And toothpicks. ”