Thai Spoon

  4.4 – 315 reviews   • Thai restaurant

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Spicy curries, noodles & other traditional Thai dishes whipped up in laid-back, compact quarters.

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Reviews

Robert Sneed
Very good local Thai food. The Brussel Sprots were on the specials menu and I highly recommend. Ordered both Drunken Noodles and Singapor noodles and was very satisfied with the portion size and how the pork and chicken came out. Also when asked which spice level, I chose 7 and it had a good kick to it so take that question seriously. Thanks guys, keep up the great work !
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Datavoid2019 Datavoid2019
If you want consistently fantastic Thai food, then you want Thai Spoon. Seriously, it’s amazing EVERY time. Fast service, amazing atmosphere, and the best Thai food in Pittsburgh regardless of whether you dine in, or pick it up, hands down. I Don’t go anywhere else.
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Kathy Hrabovsky
We have not been to Thai Spoon for almost 10 years, and we are thrilled that we visited again tonight! My husband thoroughly enjoyed the Spicy Basil with Pork, and I loved the Bangkok Curry with Chicken!

On top of the delicious food, we were able to bring our own, favorite wine! The corkage fee and overall pricing was quite fair!

Thai Spoon is as fabulous as ever!
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Jess Cox
Very friendly & helpful staff, food was fresh and flavorful. One of the best Thai Teas I’ve had!
When I went on a weekday evening the atmosphere was calm and soothing. Definitely would go back!
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suncheck
I just stopped by to view the menu I see it was outdated by 4 years so I updated the menu and took some fresh photos.
It will be a pleasure to be invited back to try back the drunken noodles or whatever other dish they would like me to review I have 6.2 million views for what I post and 5.5 million views for my photos.
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Michael “Izzy” Isgett
This place was amazing and hit the spot for my Thai craving. A friend and I went on a week night, and had such a good time we stayed until close. The food was delicious and fresh. The menu had plenty to choose from. The price was good. Highly recommend when in Dormont. Just be mindful of parking.
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Globetrotter
It’s a pleasant Thai eatery with a good measure of authenticity. BUT OVERALL BELOW AVERAGE with significant misses.

The menu is mostly the usual familiar Thai fares. ***There’s a “Specialties” section, which would be a way to test this place***

The most significant miss is the almost absence of fragrant spices that Thai cuisine is known for. There’s hardly any heat; “medium” heat is non-existent.

Absence of Fresh Rolls, unusual for a Thai eatery.

There’s that pesky Crab Rangoon that MUST BE CLEAR TO ALL… IT IS NOT NOT NOT THAI… IT IS NOT FROM ANY COUNTRY IN ASIA.

The Spring Roll is crispy BUT unseasoned and very little filling with very thick layers of skin. The overly sweet dipping sauce DOES NOT rescue this poor roll.

The Crispy Duck has very little duck, which are mere slivers of deep fried (almost charred) duck meat. It’s stir fried with crunchy vegetables BUT LACKS FRAGRANT SPICES. It’s soy sauce-base that tasted like poor attempt of a chinese-style stir fry. EATABLE BUT NO THAI FLAVOR.

The Bangkok Seafood redeemed this visit. It’s OUTSTANDING medley of mixed shellfish and crunchy vegetables in the most lovely turmeric sauce. This one hits FRAGRANT SPICES PERFECTLY.

Service is very good.

The place is cozy yet very pleasant.
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Peter Sabol
My wife and I come here alot. Very good food, friendly service, pretty cozy interior. Very convenient location for us, at least. If you are in the Dormont/Brookline area, check it out. It’s yummy
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Sanjeeta Pai
There were two large groups when we went in on Sunday evening. The place looked very short staffed. Our server even though he was very nice , couldn’t keep up with two large groups and all the other tables. I love Thai food and often go looking for a place wherever I travel and this place didn’t feel flavorful. Not sure if it was because it was super busy. The good thing is they have option to add tofu or other meats /protein to all of their dishes so it gives a lot of option for vegetarians like us. There were a lot of vegetables in the dishes and the quantity looked good.
We ordered mixed vegetables with tofu, spicy basil with tofu and a salad. The food was just okay. Spicy basil was the best. The mixed vegetable lacked any flavor. The salad was forgotten and took forever to come. The service was very poor. The server even though was very friendly couldn’t be with us much. We went and got our own forks because the food came with only spoons and server was busy, and also some paper napkins. He did give us water once but didn’t come to refill. We were happy to be done and get out of the place. One person was waiting for their take out order for a long time. And they were out of seats . Just not a good experience for us. Parking outside was difficult but we managed to find a spot. Parking was free.
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Ganesh Viswanathan
Good food, small (cozy!) restaurant, friendly staff. Convenient street parking. Wheel chair accessible entrance, seating space and restroom.

Kitchen staff were very accommodating of ‘vegetarian’ requirements. It is said many of the Chinese and Thai restaurants serve vegetarian items cooked with sauce that is not fully vegetarian or vegetarian stock and cook vegetarian items on the same wok after they cook a non-vegetarian item, but this restaurant is more appreciative of vegan/vegetarian and considerate.

Tom Kha Soup was excellent. Mango salad has thicker pieces of mango, but still very good. Their Drunken Noodles are considered to be the best in Pittsburgh area. Massaman Curry had more liquid and less ‘gravy’, which made it seem like potatos in water broth.
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