Suki Time Thai Kitchen

Some of the best Thai food I’ve had outside of Thailand. Highly recommend. They service was very nice and helpful and the food came very fast. We ordered the spicy eggplant, a Tom Kha hot pot, a pad see ew, and mango sticky rice for dessert. All of which were very delicious, with generous portions, and very fair pricing. There is plenty of seating and we will be sure to make this a new local spot.

This spot is a great new place for us. Came in the evening to check it out and to our surprise it was amazing. Cozy and set up is different than most Thai Cuisines. Their Thai ice tea came in a unique way and was delicious. Service was outstanding, our waitress told our little one that she was cute and she gave the waitress a big hug before leaving, she not ever doe's that to unknown people. We highly recommend this restaurant and will return.

Suki Time means fine Thai dining with soups and sauces. Here, a picture of Chicken Thai Curry with wide noodles, vegetables and soft tofu. Very delicious at spice level 2 with mushrooms as well. Beef Thai salad to the right. Fried calamari with dipping sauce to the left. Please check their hours so you don't come when they are closed from 2 PM to 4 30 PM. You may enjoy Thai ice tea with mango and sticky rice for that jumbo sugar rush. The servers are swell. Please tip handsomely for their efforts. Recommend also, spicy eggplant with fried tofu and many vegan options. Tom Yum Soup with shrimp. Pad See Ew beef noodles. Go hungry, leave happy. Sweet palate.

Robinson Family

I’m becoming a fan of Thai especially drunken noodles. I went at lunch time so it wasn’t very busy. Service was great food was delicious. Egg roll so good! I would recommend this place for sure can’t wait to go back!

Robin Kang

The food is soo good here and the service is super nice! Our family comes here almost every week and we always have a friendly conversation with the owner☺️☺️ The atmosphere is really welcoming and warm. I love this place!

Jovana Hernandez

Service was great, very friendly staff and the food was delicious. The Thai tea wasnt too sweet and the Kao Soi was soooo delicious. We will definitely be coming back.

Jenifer Sandoval

This is a must try food and come back ☺️ you must try the soups are awesome and Thai tea their delicious and the Thai fried rice and the customer service is awesome !

Kristen Fernandez

"We absolutely love dining here! We've sampled a variety of menu items, and each one is absolutely delicious. The service is outstanding, and whether you dine in or take out, it's always a great experience."

Joseph Mayuyo

Yo this place caught me by surprise. My friend quickly told me to pull in as you can miss this gem if youre driving too fast. We walked in and the place was nice and calm with a lively vibe. The owners are two best friends and they're under 30! They should be on Forbes list because this is their second restaurant. That alone speaks for itself. If you come here.. Whether youre craving soup (tom yam) or some noodles or some mixed fried rice.. Its all good. Don't forget the Thai tea..

Katrina Villanueva

Suki Time means fine Thai dining with soups and sauces. Here, a picture of Chicken Thai Curry with wide noodles, vegetables and soft tofu. Very delicious at spice level 2 with mushrooms as well. Beef Thai salad to the right. Fried calamari with dipping sauce to the left. Please check their hours so you don't come when they are closed from 2 PM to 4 30 PM. You may enjoy Thai ice tea with mango and sticky rice for that jumbo sugar rush. The servers are swell. Please tip handsomely for their efforts. Recommend also, spicy eggplant with fried tofu and many vegan options. Tom Yum Soup with shrimp. Pad See Ew beef noodles. Go hungry, leave happy. Sweet palate.

Sohei Moribe

I visited this restaurant for lunch over the weekend. It was quite busy, with many takeout orders being placed. I ordered the Spicy Basil Beef and Green Curry. Both dishes allowed the option to choose the level of spiciness, and I found that mild spicy was just right for me; the regular spicy was quite hot. Each dish was around $10, making it very affordable. The food was delicious, and I'm definitely planning to return.

B B

Some of the best Thai food I’ve had outside of Thailand. Highly recommend. They service was very nice and helpful and the food came very fast. We ordered the spicy eggplant, a Tom Kha hot pot, a pad see ew, and mango sticky rice for dessert. All of which were very delicious, with generous portions, and very fair pricing. There is plenty of seating and we will be sure to make this a new local spot.

Ryant Takai

This spot is a great new place for us. Came in the evening to check it out and to our surprise it was amazing. Cozy and set up is different than most Thai Cuisines. Their Thai ice tea came in a unique way and was delicious. Service was outstanding, our waitress told our little one that she was cute and she gave the waitress a big hug before leaving, she not ever doe's that to unknown people. We highly recommend this restaurant and will return.

H

Great food, great service and chill atmosphere! Drunken noodles with shrimp and add some peanut sauce 👌🏽the hot pot was amazing as well! And not to mention the tofu and spring rolls! Definitely coming back!

Khaled Ashridi

Very delicious food, I've ordered a chicken fried rice and it was really good, just make sure to tell the guys how much spicy that you want. My second visit I've ordered a shrimp fried rice and i totally forgot to pay and I left rt after finishing my food, I came back in 4 minuets to pay and the guy was laughing and super friendly.

HoFam Four

Excellent and Tasty Thai Food and Hot Pot. Delicious broths and sauces make this place a standout. Tom Yum soup or Tom Yum with Coconut Milk is excellent as a hot pot soup base, it imparts a wonderful flavor to everything cooked in it. Quick friendly service and fair prices make this a definite repeat visit candidate.

Toni Fejer

This place is Amazing!!!! The food is great! The staff is friendly too! The best Thai food in So Cal!!! Yummy!!!! The owner is so friendly too. He took the time to check on us and is very kind and considerate!

CJ TEE

Friendly staff. Tasty thai food and desserts. They have 4 spicy levels to choose from for any spicy dish. I opted for level 4 for my Tom Kha soup noodle. Spicy and delicious. Paired with Thai Iced Tea. Pad thai is also tasty if you prefer sweetness and non spicy thai food.

Great customer service! Food was flavorful and delicious! The Pompano was amazing and the crab fried rice was perfect! Will definitely return to try more items on the menu!

Fantastic Thai food. I ordered the tom yum soup and the red curry. Both were excellent. Tom yum had real depth and Red curry was rich and balanced. I would order the same dishes again. i highly recommed! trying these dishes.

Such a warm, cozy, and tasteful spot!! A true hole in the wall gem with not only amazing food but service. If you’re looking for Thai food in the area, this place is worth a stop.

Three hockey dads walk into a Thai restaurant… and instead of a bar fight, we had a life-altering culinary experience. We wandered in tonight expecting “solid takeout vibes” and left questioning every Thai meal we’ve ever eaten before this moment. The spring rolls? Crispy enough to deserve their own highlight reel. The Tom Kha soup? Comforting, aromatic, and somehow healed any guilt that we weren't at the rink watching our kids practice. The Pad See Ew? Silky, savory perfection — the kind of dish that makes grown men go silent except for occasional “wow” noises. And the wonton soup? Pure, soulful magic. Like a warm hug from someone who really knows what they’re doing. The staff was ridiculously friendly — the kind of welcoming that makes you feel like you’ve been coming here for years even though it’s literally your first visit. We came in hungry, skeptical, and wearing hockey hoodies. We left full, converted, and emotionally unprepared for how good the food was. Suki Time Thai Kitchen just earned three new regulars and at least one post-game team order in its future. If you’re on the fence — jump off it. Preferably face-first into the Pad See Ew.

Service was amazing! The hostess explained the menu in such detail, suggesting the perfect pairings. The Tom Yum soup... Delicious!! The medium spice level and flavor are well balanced. The crab fried rice is nothing short of divine! A serving amount good for two. The Spicy Curry Fish (Pompano) was beautifully presented and delicious! The Thai coffee may be my new obsession! Will definitely be returning to try other items on the menu.

Isabelle Nguyen

Food + service was incredible :-) I demolished my bowl of khao soi and the pad thai we shared. Service was super attentive and personable. Rich flavors and ambiance—worth coming back to

ash

Very much enjoy eating here every other weekend, the atmosphere is very friendly and comfortable, food quality is also very good and filling, i usually end up having a lot of leftovers after ordering the pad see ew. Would very much recommend others to eat here, while it can get busy at times and there’s only 1 server it’s still worth the wait in my opinion!

Nidal Khaja

Cute Thai place but I think it has a fusion component so the Tom yum soup tasted different. Green curry is my absolute fave but again something different. The pad Thai was perfect and so was the spicy basil chicken. Will be back. The service is friendly and warm.

LooI looked it up on Google because I’ve been trying a lot of different Thai food lately, and this place caught my attention. So I decided to try it and spent around $57 for a Thai shrimp salad, broccoli, and a soup. But when I got the food, the portions were really small. I was also expecting it to come with rice, but nothing was mentioned about it on the menu. So I called back to ask if rice was included, and they were surprisingly rude on the phone — just kept saying, “No rice, no rice!” k it up goo I could went went to any Thai restaurant will test better or same.

Young joon Choi

LooI looked it up on Google because I’ve been trying a lot of different Thai food lately, and this place caught my attention. So I decided to try it and spent around $57 for a Thai shrimp salad, broccoli, and a soup. But when I got the food, the portions were really small. I was also expecting it to come with rice, but nothing was mentioned about it on the menu. So I called back to ask if rice was included, and they were surprisingly rude on the phone — just kept saying, “No rice, no rice!” k it up goo I could went went to any Thai restaurant will test better or same.

This used to be our go-to spot after my son’s swimming lessons, but after today we’re done. My 9-year-old is extremely picky, and any parent knows you sometimes have to bring the one thing your kid will actually eat. We’ve brought his Chick-fil-A nuggets here before without a single issue. Today, completely out of the blue, the staff told us we couldn’t bring any outside food. Let’s get real: these kinds of rules are meant to prevent actual abuse—people bringing in outside alcohol, whole meals for adults, or taking up tables without ordering anything. Not a child quietly eating a six-piece nugget while his parents are paying customers. But instead of showing even an ounce of common sense or empathy, they decided to crack down on the least offensive scenario imaginable: a picky ADHD kid just trying to eat something familiar. We’ve been loyal customers who actually spend money here every week. And yet, they treated us like we were trying to pull something shady. So we walked out and went to the new Thai place at Torrance Crossroads, where the staff didn’t care at all that my son had his nuggets while we enjoyed their food. Guess who just gained regulars? If this restaurant would rather lose a loyal family over a child’s chicken nuggets while real policy abuse happens every day elsewhere it tells you exactly how backwards their priorities are. They could’ve had lifelong business from us and everyone we bring. Instead, they get this review… and the word-of-mouth that follows

Red Doggo

This used to be our go-to spot after my son’s swimming lessons, but after today we’re done. My 9-year-old is extremely picky, and any parent knows you sometimes have to bring the one thing your kid will actually eat. We’ve brought his Chick-fil-A nuggets here before without a single issue. Today, completely out of the blue, the staff told us we couldn’t bring any outside food. Let’s get real: these kinds of rules are meant to prevent actual abuse—people bringing in outside alcohol, whole meals for adults, or taking up tables without ordering anything. Not a child quietly eating a six-piece nugget while his parents are paying customers. But instead of showing even an ounce of common sense or empathy, they decided to crack down on the least offensive scenario imaginable: a picky ADHD kid just trying to eat something familiar. We’ve been loyal customers who actually spend money here every week. And yet, they treated us like we were trying to pull something shady. So we walked out and went to the new Thai place at Torrance Crossroads, where the staff didn’t care at all that my son had his nuggets while we enjoyed their food. Guess who just gained regulars? If this restaurant would rather lose a loyal family over a child’s chicken nuggets while real policy abuse happens every day elsewhere it tells you exactly how backwards their priorities are. They could’ve had lifelong business from us and everyone we bring. Instead, they get this review… and the word-of-mouth that follows