“ not a bad spot! open late and relatively good prices. we got chicken pad see ew and it was enough for two people to share. thai tea was a bit watered down but not too sweet. ”

“ I love coming here for pad thai & thai tea 10/10 they never miss and owners are very friendly and always deliver excellent service! ”

“ I ate here years ago and wasn't impressed, but I've been ordering takeout recently, and it's been excellent! I decided to give dining in another try, and I'm glad I did. While the restaurant has a bit of a liminal space vibe, the food has been consistently delicious. The curry, pad see ew, and spring rolls are standout dishes. If you tried this place in the past and weren't thrilled, I highly recommend giving it another chance--you won't be disappointed! ”

“ Very good authentic Thai food. They have a great lunch menu for reasonable prices. This is a gem! ”

“ I order PD Thai multiple times a week because it is one of the few delicious places open until really late and I LOVE that because I get off work at 12. Anyways, this place has some of the best fried rice and pad see ew. I have tried all of the different fried rice options and my favourite is the spicy Basil Fried rice, it is so flavourful and spicy. You also can't go wrong with the Pineapple either. My only complaints are that the Thai fried rice is just okay and kind of bland, and the fried banana would be a lot better without the sprinkles and with the ice cream it advertises instead of the odd cream sauce, also, it does take a really long time to receive orders from them. ”

“ I ordered Uber Eats delivery from PD Thai this weekend and was pleasantly surprised! I got the chicken pad Thai and the shrimp spring roles, and my boyfriend ordered the panang. Everything was really tasty, and it arrived quickly! Service was great overall. Lots of options on the menu, so I hope to repeat order soon. I've got my eye on a few more dishes I want to try! ”

“ We got food from here because none of us wanted to cook. My go to dish for Thai food is drunken noodles otherwise known as pad kee mao. I really liked how they had tomatoes and green beans in their dish and I also like that they didn't skimp out on the tofu. I did pay to add both extra tofu and veggies but I was happy with my meal. The veggies were still crispy and had a good crunch! We also got the edamame which honestly was a little overcooked but maybe it was just that day. I would suggest to not get the edamame but instead to stick to their entrees. I would definitely recommend this place to others and will go again to try other dishes! I do want to point out that secretly a tiny part of me believes that the store is actually called 'Pad Thai' and that maybe the 'A' fell off and they changed the name to 'P D Thai' because it's easier than fixing the sign? Idk it's just a theory but it seemed that way when I saw the sign outside! ”

“ Came here for dinner on a Saturday evening, we were seated right away and about half the tables were open throughout our meal. It seems like more of their business is takeout, so I wouldn't worry about getting a table even on weekend evenings. The service was friendly, though a bit on the slower side, understandable given they had a lot of takeout orders going at the same time. I had the pad gra prao for my meal which was solid. Nothing to write home about, but was a good amount of food for the price. The star of my experience was the peanut juice. Weird drinks usually catch my eye on a menu and this was right up my alley. Much more of a peanut milk, it's blended up peanuts (there are some chunks at the bottom) in milk with cane sugar. It didn't taste overly sweet, if you're a peanut person this is a must try. Overall, it's a solid spot and worth trying for the peanut juice alone. There are stronger Thai options in the area, but if you find yourself in a situation like we were in, where Nori had too long a wait time and we didn't want to spend too much effort thinking of an alternative, this is a reasonable option right next door ”