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Award-winning Thai cuisine with a modern touch At Kuni’s Thai Cuisine, we craft dishes that are both delicious and healthy, inspired by the flavors of Thailand and Asia. Our restaurant provides a peaceful retreat from the chaos of everyday life, where you can relax and savor our exquisite cuisine. Kuni’s uses fresh, healthy, high-quality ingredients to prepare dishes that cater to a wide range of tastes and food preferences, including customers who are not familiar with Thai cuisine. We understand that everyone has different dietary requirements and preferences. That’s why we offer a wide range of protein choices including plant-based options for our vegan and vegetarian customers. We are happy to accommodate any special requests.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 101 E Hastings Rd Suite A and B, Spokane, WA 99218
Phone: (509) 290-5993
Website: http://www.kunisthai.com/
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Anushka Banerjee
Good ambience, good service, liked the vibe and absolutely loved the food. Probably the best Thai food I have had in this entire area. The place was busy but they have abundant seating to accommodate, service was friendly and fast, ritzy decor. Food was very flavorful but nothing was overpowering. We loved each and every item that we ordered – veg dumplings, fresh spring rolls, pineapple fried rice and chicken with glass noodles. Would love to visit again and try other food items including their selection of drinks and desserts!
… moreKaren Russell
Wow I have heard such great things and was so happy to have a wonderful lunch here today! As a bonus, it was a restaurant week so we got to try some wonderful dishes, everything was fabulous! Especially recommend the Ube cheesecake special only available so far during restaurant week!
… moreBrent Reser
I ate at Kuni’s Thai Cuisine with my parents on Saturday, January 4, 2025. What a treat! We did have a 30 minute wait time for a table but they have a comfy couch and other nice furniture in the waiting area that makes the wait not that bad and perhaps even a little pleasant. Once we were seated, we enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant. It truly is a nice place with a charming interior. In fact, just like with the table wait, the long wait we had for our food (it was about 45 minutes) was tolerable because of how warm/nice/peaceful/conducive to conversation it was inside the restaurant. BUT, even if the place was a shack with terrible acoustics, the long wait would have still been worth it because the food was INCREDIBLE.
I ordered the pad thai (crispy chicken), my dad ordered the garlic and black pepper stir fry (beef), and my mom made the order of the night by opting for the peanut sauce delight (crispy chicken). I loved the spice on my dish (4/5) and enjoyed the rice noodles while my dad’s dish had such a savory flavor with tender beef. But the peanut sauce delight was out of this world. Honestly, adding “delight” at the end of the dish’s name doesn’t even do it justice. That peanut sauce is truly decadent, one of the most pleasing tastes I have enjoyed in a long time.
Shout out to our server who kept my Mt. Dew glass full and who came by a few times during the long wait to update us on when we could expect our food. Also, it was very nice of the manager/owner who came by at the end of our meal to apologize for how long it took. We assured him that it was well worth the wait. I highly recommend Kuni’s Thai Cuisine.
… moreI ordered the pad thai (crispy chicken), my dad ordered the garlic and black pepper stir fry (beef), and my mom made the order of the night by opting for the peanut sauce delight (crispy chicken). I loved the spice on my dish (4/5) and enjoyed the rice noodles while my dad’s dish had such a savory flavor with tender beef. But the peanut sauce delight was out of this world. Honestly, adding “delight” at the end of the dish’s name doesn’t even do it justice. That peanut sauce is truly decadent, one of the most pleasing tastes I have enjoyed in a long time.
Shout out to our server who kept my Mt. Dew glass full and who came by a few times during the long wait to update us on when we could expect our food. Also, it was very nice of the manager/owner who came by at the end of our meal to apologize for how long it took. We assured him that it was well worth the wait. I highly recommend Kuni’s Thai Cuisine.
Peter Covell
From a long day of skiing, we made a quick reservation (recommended because there might be a wait if you don’t) and came to Kuni’s for some Thai food. The service was great (Kyle was our waiter and he was awesome!!) there was a slight wait for food but it was so worth it!! Some recommended dishes are the Thai dumplings, drunken noodles, spicy Thai basil, fresh rolls, red curry, and the glass noodle dish. There were free candies for the kiddos and everybody enjoyed their meals!! The interior was very aesthetic and had beautiful wallpaper!
… moreMerrick Marie White
I absolutely love Kunis Thai Cuisine in North Spokane. I visited on February 13th at 4:30 PM and, as always, the food was amazing! Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. I come here often or order takeout, and it’s consistently exceptional. Josie was my server and she was wonderful, so kind, attentive, and quick. The service here is always warm and welcoming. You can really tell they care about quality and their customers. One of my favorite spots in Spokane, highly recommend! (Forgot to take a picture of my food because I ate it up so fast!)
… moreApril Leclair
Sweetened for the American Palate – Not Quite Authentic Thai
We dined at Kuni’s Thai Restaurant on a quiet Monday evening and found the experience to be decent overall, though not quite in line with our expectations for authentic Thai cuisine. While Thai food often leans sweet, especially in American interpretations, the dishes we ordered were overly sweetened, even by those standards—clearly tailored more for a broader American palate.
We tried the Phat Si Ew and the Larb Salad with beef. The Phat Si Ew came drenched in sauce, which brought out a strong sweetness that overwhelmed the rest of the flavors. Still, the noodles and beef had a good texture and were cooked well. The Larb Salad’s beef was overcooked, with small pieces that were heavily seasoned, but there wasn’t enough vegetable content to balance the dish. I found myself running out of greens quickly and ended up boxing the rest of the meat to enjoy later with additional veggies. We also requested a spice level 3, but the dish barely reached a level 1, which was disappointing for those who enjoy more heat.
The ambience at Kuni’s was a plus. It was quiet and clean, with decent lighting and a setting that felt themed appropriately for a Thai dining experience. The tables were well-sized, offering enough space for shared dishes, and the chairs were comfortably padded. The layout was also spacious enough to accommodate wheelchairs, which is always appreciated for accessibility.
Service was friendly, though a bit slow—our food took about 20 minutes to arrive, even with only two or three other tables occupied. This may have been due to limited staff at the time.
Overall, while the service and setting were pleasant, the food simply didn’t match our flavor preferences. If you enjoy a sweeter, milder take on Thai cuisine, Kuni’s might be worth a try. But for those seeking a spice-forward, more traditional Thai experience, it may not quite hit the mark.
… moreWe dined at Kuni’s Thai Restaurant on a quiet Monday evening and found the experience to be decent overall, though not quite in line with our expectations for authentic Thai cuisine. While Thai food often leans sweet, especially in American interpretations, the dishes we ordered were overly sweetened, even by those standards—clearly tailored more for a broader American palate.
We tried the Phat Si Ew and the Larb Salad with beef. The Phat Si Ew came drenched in sauce, which brought out a strong sweetness that overwhelmed the rest of the flavors. Still, the noodles and beef had a good texture and were cooked well. The Larb Salad’s beef was overcooked, with small pieces that were heavily seasoned, but there wasn’t enough vegetable content to balance the dish. I found myself running out of greens quickly and ended up boxing the rest of the meat to enjoy later with additional veggies. We also requested a spice level 3, but the dish barely reached a level 1, which was disappointing for those who enjoy more heat.
The ambience at Kuni’s was a plus. It was quiet and clean, with decent lighting and a setting that felt themed appropriately for a Thai dining experience. The tables were well-sized, offering enough space for shared dishes, and the chairs were comfortably padded. The layout was also spacious enough to accommodate wheelchairs, which is always appreciated for accessibility.
Service was friendly, though a bit slow—our food took about 20 minutes to arrive, even with only two or three other tables occupied. This may have been due to limited staff at the time.
Overall, while the service and setting were pleasant, the food simply didn’t match our flavor preferences. If you enjoy a sweeter, milder take on Thai cuisine, Kuni’s might be worth a try. But for those seeking a spice-forward, more traditional Thai experience, it may not quite hit the mark.
Davis
Great food and excellent service! There are several things on the menu that I’d love to go back and try. My only complaint was that the restaurant was fairly empty when we arrived, yet they sat every single table RIGHT next to each other. It was really awkward, especially when someone I know ended up getting seated at the table 2 feet away. I understand it was probably so they don’t have to clean the entire place for a few tables, but some space between patrons would have been way better! We will still give it another try.
… moreClaire Leveck
Comfy couch for waiting for a table! Delicious fresh tasting tendrr crisp veggies in all our dishes (alot of places overcook their veg), large pots for loose leaf jasmine tea, and large portions of our drunken noodles and sweet and sour chicken!
… moreJohn Wright
Freshness: Not a frozen vegetable within a mile of Kuni’s. Wonderful, fresh, quality vegetables came with our meal.
Authentic: This is a true Thai restaurant.
Service: In a crazy mixed up world, the service here is exactly what you hope for. Friendly, polite, trained.
Portions: Enormous.
Food: We enjoyed pad Thai (not the Americanized version) and the peanut sauce delight entrees. We ate and ate…but see note about portions
We’re from out of town but we’ll be back. Telling all our friends!!!
… moreAuthentic: This is a true Thai restaurant.
Service: In a crazy mixed up world, the service here is exactly what you hope for. Friendly, polite, trained.
Portions: Enormous.
Food: We enjoyed pad Thai (not the Americanized version) and the peanut sauce delight entrees. We ate and ate…but see note about portions
We’re from out of town but we’ll be back. Telling all our friends!!!
Kathleen Mckenzie
I honestly never thought I like Thai food. This is the first and one if my favorite places. The appetizers are very delicious and they have a big beautiful menu. I love the atmospheres and feel welcomed everytime. The best part is the rewards .
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