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Ewa’s Thai Cuisine is a popular restaurant offering authentic Thai food, known for its fresh ingredients, flavorful dishes, and warm hospitality. Located in a welcoming setting, Ewa’s Thai Cuisine provides a range of traditional Thai dishes, including spicy curries, stir-fries, soups, and noodle dishes. The menu is crafted to cater to a variety of tastes, with options for vegetarians and spice lovers alike. With a focus on providing an authentic Thai dining experience, Ewa’s Thai Cuisine has built a reputation for both its quality and attention to detail.
Curries & other traditional Thai dishes are the specialty at this relaxed, locally owned restaurant.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 110 S San Francisco St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: (928) 774-4060
Website: http://www.ewathai.com/
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Reviews
Carlos Osornio
Absolutely amazing food. Tastes freshly made. We had the Hawaiian fried rice, pad Thai noodles with chicken, red curry with chicken and the Tom Yum Soup. All was super delicious. I also had the twisted Thai tea with dark rum just perfect. We got there when the kitchen was opening so there was no one there. Will be going back.
… moreMarshall Guo
Food taste great, pretty authentic Thai food. Pad Thai and fried rice have wok hei. Papaya salad is refreshing.
… moreShelly F
First time checking out Ewa’s, the atmosphere is nice with booth and chair options nice decor and patio dining as well.. We started with the fried Tofu it was good and enough for everyone to share. We had 3 in our party so we ordered 2 entrées to share green vegetables curry and the Pad Thai we really enjoyed both dishes..
… moreAnna U-E
We went on a Sunday afternoon not crowded at all. Had the tum yum was good and hubby had the orange chicken the orange sauce was a bit different than what he was used to but not bad just different. Very polite and helpful
… moreMary Jelkovsky
We decided to give Ewas after dining with other Thai restaurants around the area and this was the best we’ve had so far. Some highlights were a quick and knowledgeable hostess, a wide range of options and flavors that didn’t disappoint. Absolutely wonderful experience with the green curry and drunken noodles
… moreWeiyu Li
Ewa’s Thai Cuisine is a solid choice if you’re looking for well-prepared Thai food in downtown Flagstaff. The fried rice, noodle dishes, and stir-fried entrees are especially impressive—nicely presented, thoughtfully cooked, and clearly made fresh rather than pre-packaged or reheated food.
Portion sizes are generous, so you definitely get good value for the price. The flavors are vibrant and well-balanced, with that fresh, homemade quality that’s sometimes hard to find. Everything we tried tasted rich and satisfying without being overly greasy.
The only downside was the beef, which was noticeably tough and a bit hard to chew. It didn’t ruin the meal, but it did stand out compared to how well the other dishes were prepared.
Overall, Ewa’s Thai Cuisine offers delicious, fresh Thai food with refined execution and hearty portions. With a small improvement in meat tenderness, it would easily be a five-star experience. Definitely worth trying.
… morePortion sizes are generous, so you definitely get good value for the price. The flavors are vibrant and well-balanced, with that fresh, homemade quality that’s sometimes hard to find. Everything we tried tasted rich and satisfying without being overly greasy.
The only downside was the beef, which was noticeably tough and a bit hard to chew. It didn’t ruin the meal, but it did stand out compared to how well the other dishes were prepared.
Overall, Ewa’s Thai Cuisine offers delicious, fresh Thai food with refined execution and hearty portions. With a small improvement in meat tenderness, it would easily be a five-star experience. Definitely worth trying.
Vee Lew
Absolutely divine. Food is to die for. If I could eat here every day I would in a heartbeat. The Yellow and Green Curry are amazing. The crispy spring rolls are delicious!
… moreWook Chung
Even taking into consideration that this is a college town Thai joint, certain things are just not acceptable.
First, let’s talk about the service. I understand that they would naturally hire college kids as servers. But at least educate them that spoons are needed to serve soup and possibly chopsticks may be helpful for noodles. It was like pulling teeth asking for each and every step. And then there’s the food that took so long to come out. The kitchen seemed to be in a mess with orders flooding in, but not being able to cook at a certain pace.
Now to the food. Everything is “bland”. It follows the receipe but everything is just normal, almost from frozen Costco-style food. The fresh spring rolls were quite crunchy and eventful. But other than that, the chicken satay was dismal with cardboard-style chicken, the papaya salad was meh, and the pad Thai was overly sweet. Oh, and the Tom Kha soup… was just coconut milk… watered down with lime.
If you’re a hungry college kid who wants to just grab some Thai food, perhaps this is your spot. As a passerby of Flagstaff, can’t really recommend.
… moreFirst, let’s talk about the service. I understand that they would naturally hire college kids as servers. But at least educate them that spoons are needed to serve soup and possibly chopsticks may be helpful for noodles. It was like pulling teeth asking for each and every step. And then there’s the food that took so long to come out. The kitchen seemed to be in a mess with orders flooding in, but not being able to cook at a certain pace.
Now to the food. Everything is “bland”. It follows the receipe but everything is just normal, almost from frozen Costco-style food. The fresh spring rolls were quite crunchy and eventful. But other than that, the chicken satay was dismal with cardboard-style chicken, the papaya salad was meh, and the pad Thai was overly sweet. Oh, and the Tom Kha soup… was just coconut milk… watered down with lime.
If you’re a hungry college kid who wants to just grab some Thai food, perhaps this is your spot. As a passerby of Flagstaff, can’t really recommend.
Anna Wilson
A very average experience; nothing nasty, nothing notable! I got the vegetable egg rolls and the sweet and sour veggies with fried tofu. The sweet and sour sauce is homemade and I got a 3 for spice and it was tasty! The food was satisfying, just not particularly memorable. (The photo is actually sweet and sour chicken because there was an error, but I had fried tofu)
… moreCelina Arenillo
Had an excellent dinner here. Service was friendly and prompt. Food was flavorful. Ordered a sampler plate, green curry, pad thai, and a couple of beers. Portion was big enough for two persons. It was not as cheap, paid $67 dollars but I think it’s worth it.
Will definite go back!
… moreWill definite go back!