Matilda Rios

This is a cute, small, and cozy restaurant located near The Farmer's Market and close to Downtown Dallas. They have plenty of indoor seating and a nice patio area. The menu prices are reasonable. We were greeted by Yuyee and she also suggested several menu items. I suggest you ask about the spice level when ordering. She allowed us to sample the teas they offer. I really liked the vibe here and I'm glad I finally stopped in to try it. We also bought a couple of Thai snacks. I will definetly be coming back again. 😋 Fri 02/10/2023- Came back and we were immediately greeted by Yuyee😊 She talked with us a bit and she said this is a family owned business and they stay pretty busy on the weekends. I tried the Pad Thai and Yuyee asked Kim if she was ordering the same dish. I was surprised that she remembered us and our order from our last visit. That's awesome! Lunch was delish and the portions were more than enough. Great Experience! I recommend you stop by and try it.👍👍

+15

Wilson Tsang

I think the food here is very spot on and I’m glad I got to try it before I left. I had the pork and shrimp dumplings and they were fairly good, had to add some spice to it from the side chili’s. The creamy coconut soup was on point, very nice and light while still being flavorful. The chicken was super moist as well, not dry. The pad Thai is a bit expensive but it is with good ingredients, it’s not tinged red or filled with sugar like some other Thai places. Definitely worth coming out to eat here, it’s very good and pretty authentic!

+1

Nathan C

Absolutely delicious food and amazing service. The dumplings had a great sauce on the bottom, be warned they come out blazing hot! We also did the Tom Yum Moo Deng; wonderful slightly spicy and sour broth with delicious meatballs.

Saurabh Vinchu

I’m not a fan of Thai food. It’s usually a different curry with the same coconut base and everything ends up tasting the same. Tried this place on a recommendation and ended up loving it. Realized that I don’t like the made up Thai version or restaurants but authentic Thai food is amazing. Would recommend the sticky rice mango 10/10. Finished it before even taking any pictures.

Olesia Fisun

Awesome food here!!! Just enough flavor, big portions for the price. Inside and outdoor seating available, but the parking is hard to find because of the location. Pick up maybe a better option is you are in a rush and don’t have time to look for a spot, then walk here, get your feed and walk back.

Vy Hoang

In love with this small and cute Thai restaurant next to the Dallas Farmer Market. Their food, drinks, and desserts are so delicious. I recommend trying them all. However, I do have my favorite items. My favorite noodles are the Tom Yum Moo Deng. This is a spicy and sour noodle soup. My favorite drink is the Matcha. This matcha isn’t any regular matcha, this is a creamier matcha 😋. My favorite dessert is the Mango sticky rice. You won’t see the coconut milk on the side because it already added into the blue butterfly pea sticky rice. The customer service is excellent. The price worth the amount and the taste of the food.

+12

Yaj Xou

Does have an extensive menu for being such a small place. The pad see eiew (pork) had only a few pieces of the flat noodles :/ Flavor was OK. Thai tea was filled with LOTS of ice. Flavor was very good but too much ice. Overall, decent Thai place. I'll give em another chance when I'm back in town! ***If you cannot take positive criticism like other restaurant owners, might as well close. Very unprofessional to reply back and expose yourself to potential customers your true colors! All you can do is better yourself and your business. Good luck in your future endeavors, owners of Ka-Tip!

YanJiu Bai

I’ve been here so many times. As a foodie, the taste is no doubt and close to authentic. This is why I always go there. The only reasons that I take done one star are the price and quantity. I understand the price need to be higher in downtown region and farmers market area, but the quantity need to give little bit more for people living Texas.

Michael Barton

Ka-Tip is a good Thai option. The appetizers are bursting with flavor, especially the dumplings. The entrées are a slightly different story. Each is respectable and offers good flavor. However, they're not quite as well balanced or flavorful as the appetizers. You can find similar or better options throughout DFW. Uniquely, there is a nice little shop inside where you can find some Thai snack options. You should visit because you will enjoy your meal and your time here.

+1

Byron Long

I always try to leave positive reviews when they are deserved. I have been to several Thai restaurants all over the country. I wanted to try this one out while in downtown Dallas. Based on reviews it looked great. I will say the flavor of the food is good. The portion size of the soup is very small for paying a total of $15+ (including tax). I included a picture with a key for size reference. You do not get rice on the side which I have always had at every other Thai restaurant with this dish. They did not ask for spice level either. The service was very cold and I even felt ignored. Not a great experience. I won’t be coming back.

Harvey

The high star ratings for this restaurant is deceiving! I was craving soup and decided to try Ka-Tip. Right away, it felt odd that the place was empty despite being across from the Farmers Market. The cashier recommended the Tom Yum after I asked her what she recommended as a soup, but the "16oz" portion for $12.50 looked more like 10oz. I asked about adding a small side of noodles and suddenly the total was $20 - the math just wasn't mathing. When I politely declined, she brushed me off with an attitude. I went to Zaap Kitchen instead and got a generous 20oz Tom Yum with a small side of rice for $12.98. Huge difference. It all makes sense now - not just why the restaurant is empty, but also why so many low star reviews mention the same thing: the prices don't add up, the portions are stingy, and the service isn't welcoming. Definitely not worth it.