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Address: 2909 Mt Royal Blvd, Glenshaw, PA 15116
Phone: (412) 487-2307
Website: http://www.lethaicafe.com/
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Reviews
Jodi
First I’ll say, the food was amazing! Very fresh and hand made. The crab Rangoon was for sure hand made instead of frozen boxed. I also had the Tom kah soup with noodles and veggies. It was a unique tom kah, surprisingly sweet (I also got a 0 spice which may have affected all they put into my soup) but tasted and felt like it was made from fresh coconut. I will for sure go back to try my other Thai favorites.
No wait for seating either… around 5 on a Wednesday.
… moreNo wait for seating either… around 5 on a Wednesday.
Chris Murphy
It’s been a while since we have been able to dine in here due to closure following COVID, but their dining room and outdoor seating is back in action! Great food, great service, and very reasonable pricing. This is BYOB and you can take spirits in, too. In addition to our regular pad Thai with chicken (spice 8 of 10 for us), we tried a new dish tonight – Peanut Curry Chicken. It was fantastic. We also got the spring rolls and the fresh rolls, too, which were both great. Give them a try!
… moresunny B
I LOVE this place. I had Tom Yum noodle and Pad See ew noodle for lunch. They both taste wonderful. Staff was very friendly. Fried ice cream for a dessert was also a bomb. From outside it doesn’t look very special, but inside is very cosy. Price was reasonable and the foods tasted like real Thai food. I would definitely come back 🙂
… moreAndrew Cates
Came here 2 months ago for dinner. The food was excellent and portions were decent. Presentation was very nice. Service was a little slow with refilling drinks, etc. Spiciness level goes up to 10, I think. Atmosphere was fun. Overall a great experience. Recommended!
… moreGloria
I’ve had Le Thai Cafe on a number of occassions. The food is good but not exceptional. I’ve had better from other places. It is, however, fresh, clean, flavorful food that is worth a try. My favorite menu item is the Pineapple Fried Rice. One other note -Le Thai Cafe is a bit overpriced.
… moreJason (PlayaFritz)
Food was pretty good at a fair price! The Tom Yum & Tom Kah soups were particularly good! The place seemed rather empty, and table service was so-so taking into fact the lack of other patrons. It seems like most people like to stop by for take-out rather than dine in.
… moreUlyana K
Personally, I wasn’t a huge fan of the food. I ordered delivery via UberEats and got Pad Thai with chicken, samosas, and spring rolls. There wasn’t anything outstanding about the food; it was just okay.
I got the Pad Thai with a spice level of 1. I realize that a low spice Pad Thai means it will be less flavorful, but it should not be flavorless. There should still be nuttiness, sweetness, saltiness, and so on. Many other restaurants have an excellent and flavorful pad Thai even at a 1 spice level. That is not the case here. It was quite bland and the portion was only okay. It was so bland that I wanted to add the dipping sauce for the spring rolls onto the noodles. Price wise, it was appropriate. Fair amount of chicken. It also came with carrots, which is somewhat unique.
Spring rolls were good, but nothing special. Pretty crispy but small. Also quite doughy. The sauce was nice and sweet, coming in an adequate portion. The samosas were too sweet in my opinion. They were the mashed potato variety (which I prefer). Portion is pretty small when considering it was a $7 appetizer.
In summary, I probably won’t return. This place doesn’t have outstanding food and appetizer portions are pretty mediocre. The noodle dishes are also very bland if you don’t order them at a high spice level.
… moreI got the Pad Thai with a spice level of 1. I realize that a low spice Pad Thai means it will be less flavorful, but it should not be flavorless. There should still be nuttiness, sweetness, saltiness, and so on. Many other restaurants have an excellent and flavorful pad Thai even at a 1 spice level. That is not the case here. It was quite bland and the portion was only okay. It was so bland that I wanted to add the dipping sauce for the spring rolls onto the noodles. Price wise, it was appropriate. Fair amount of chicken. It also came with carrots, which is somewhat unique.
Spring rolls were good, but nothing special. Pretty crispy but small. Also quite doughy. The sauce was nice and sweet, coming in an adequate portion. The samosas were too sweet in my opinion. They were the mashed potato variety (which I prefer). Portion is pretty small when considering it was a $7 appetizer.
In summary, I probably won’t return. This place doesn’t have outstanding food and appetizer portions are pretty mediocre. The noodle dishes are also very bland if you don’t order them at a high spice level.
Jason Knox
I really liked the flavors I’m glad I didn’t request it too hot. It was about my limit of enjoyment at a 2 on spice.
… moreAmber Mcnearney
Pad see ew was very delicious, along with the crab rangoon! The presentation was beautiful, the service was great- even boxed up my left overs for me. I would definitely come back, stop here after going to the library!
… moreChristopher Chirdon
This really is a nice little place. It’s warm and inviting inside with a good rustic theme. The Kom tah was great and the service was prompt. Our entrees were fresh and flavorful.
We both ordered our entrees at a 5/10 heat. Mine I would say was about a 2/10 and my wife’s entree had no perceptible spice/heat. I do confess, I eat at quite a number of Thai and Indian restaurants, and since this one is located alone in a suburb, I’m thinking they “go easy” on the spices for the locals. It’s worth the visit and return business.
… moreWe both ordered our entrees at a 5/10 heat. Mine I would say was about a 2/10 and my wife’s entree had no perceptible spice/heat. I do confess, I eat at quite a number of Thai and Indian restaurants, and since this one is located alone in a suburb, I’m thinking they “go easy” on the spices for the locals. It’s worth the visit and return business.