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Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 5–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2526 E 29th Ave, Spokane, WA 99223
Phone: (509) 535-2112
Website: http://www.padthaicuisinesouthhill.com/
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Reviews
Chris Brown
Literally the BEST Thai food I’ve ever had! We’ve tried every Thai place in the area and in many different places we’ve lived. The best chicken pad Thai and the best green curry ever!!! I’ve tried to make it as similar as I can, but I just can’t get mine like theirs. Highly recommend!!!
… moreCraig Hunt
Located in a mini-mall is Phonthip Thai, dishing up some of Spokane’s best Thai food. The beef served in the drunken noodles is high quality. The green curry (with chicken) was equally delicious, and when I brought home the food I eagerly ate it standing in the kitchen, switching bites between the curry and noodles. Consider dining in the peaceful vibes of Phonthip and enjoy the experience!
… moreAlisha G
My new go-to for Thai! Love love love. Their Thai Tea is done right ✨ Tom Yum? Tom Yummy! (sry) Seriously though, can’t wait to work my way through their dishes
… moreAgnes Reizik
2023 October 4th
Atmosphere is good. Decor is wonderful. Not over the top and currently embracing the Halloween spirit.
When we first walked in it was a bit awkward as there were people seated and eating, but no one was there to greet us. We stood awkwardly for 2 minutes. And just as I spotted the tiny bell button to ring is when the hostess came out. She was very kind. Suggestion to owner is to put a sign by the bell, “ring for assistance.”
Husband ordered his usual, Pad Woon Sen. He enjoyed it. His dish came without the tomato and he missed having they taste to go along with his dish.
I ordered the Tom Yom soup which had amazingly delicious broth. One of the best I’ve had. Perfect amount of sour-lemony taste. I ate every last drop. The part where improvement is needed is mushroom to onion ratio. There was maybe one mushroom thinly sliced into the soup. As for onion it was like half an onion. I love onion, but it is a fairly cheap vegetable and mushroom is the first ingredient listed so… reduce onion, increase mushroom. Tofu was yummy. Spice Level 3 had me tearing up so, yay.
We will return and try other dishes, but for now my overall rating is 3.5 stars.
Server was very nice and she gets 5 stars.
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Below review was for the former Thai restaurant, Phontip Style Thai, who sold their South Hill Location, but weirdly Google melted the two together. Weird.
Absolutely LOVE the food at Phontip. First time visiting their South Hill location. So excited that they now have this new spot in addition to the one off Francis which we’ve gone to well over 20 times in just 2 years. If you haven’t yet tried this place and you love Thai then quit waiting and EAT HERE.
My favorite is Thai Basil with Chicken – Level 5. Fiancé’s favorites are Pad See Ew, Rad Na, and Pad Thai, but today he went for Pad Woon Sen and it’s another winner.
… moreAtmosphere is good. Decor is wonderful. Not over the top and currently embracing the Halloween spirit.
When we first walked in it was a bit awkward as there were people seated and eating, but no one was there to greet us. We stood awkwardly for 2 minutes. And just as I spotted the tiny bell button to ring is when the hostess came out. She was very kind. Suggestion to owner is to put a sign by the bell, “ring for assistance.”
Husband ordered his usual, Pad Woon Sen. He enjoyed it. His dish came without the tomato and he missed having they taste to go along with his dish.
I ordered the Tom Yom soup which had amazingly delicious broth. One of the best I’ve had. Perfect amount of sour-lemony taste. I ate every last drop. The part where improvement is needed is mushroom to onion ratio. There was maybe one mushroom thinly sliced into the soup. As for onion it was like half an onion. I love onion, but it is a fairly cheap vegetable and mushroom is the first ingredient listed so… reduce onion, increase mushroom. Tofu was yummy. Spice Level 3 had me tearing up so, yay.
We will return and try other dishes, but for now my overall rating is 3.5 stars.
Server was very nice and she gets 5 stars.
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Below review was for the former Thai restaurant, Phontip Style Thai, who sold their South Hill Location, but weirdly Google melted the two together. Weird.
Absolutely LOVE the food at Phontip. First time visiting their South Hill location. So excited that they now have this new spot in addition to the one off Francis which we’ve gone to well over 20 times in just 2 years. If you haven’t yet tried this place and you love Thai then quit waiting and EAT HERE.
My favorite is Thai Basil with Chicken – Level 5. Fiancé’s favorites are Pad See Ew, Rad Na, and Pad Thai, but today he went for Pad Woon Sen and it’s another winner.
Demetrius Keeshun Lee
Ordered panang chicken curry and it was watery and greasy, tasted more like chicken in peanut butter not a peanut sauce but actually peanut butter, no veggies other than that little piece of broccoli floating on top, no spice, no flavor other than an overwhelming peanut taste. Rice was not jasmine rice I was very disappointed because I really thought it would be better.
… moreJohn Henderson
One of the best places for Thai food I have found in Spokane so far. I have had many excellent dishes from here, and only one not-so-great experience. Give it a try!
… moreSarina Rios
Hidden gem on the south hill. The owners and people that work there are always super sweet. I am shocked at the bad reviews. The food is traditional and home-style. There is a newspaper article hanging up in the entrance telling the owners story. I love their Phad Thai. They add fresh ingredients like green onion, a little bit of shredded cabbage and carrot that gives the dish a fresh crunch. I love their sweet sticky rice as well.
… moreJesse Horwath
My wife and I visited between lunch and dinner service and we were excited to try their drunken noodles and take advantage of the wonderful lunch special. The food was delicious and the service was wonderful (we were the only patrons on a Wednesday at 2:30pm).
… moreMohit Bhatia
One of the best Thai food of Spokane. Great flavours, great service. This will be our new goto thai place.
… moreAdolfo Cabanas
I don’t know too much about Thai food and how it should taste, but their food is good, second time I’ve been there and hasn’t disappointed me. The menu is in a different language, I assume Thai since the lady is from Thailand.
The portions are massive so if you like to eat a lot, this place is for you! Their chicken with basil is good as well as the pad thai, picture of their Pad Thai in the bottom.
… moreThe portions are massive so if you like to eat a lot, this place is for you! Their chicken with basil is good as well as the pad thai, picture of their Pad Thai in the bottom.