Ratchadawadee Lapjitkusol

How great it is! Original thai food with a friendly and smiley girl. 🥰👱‍♀️ She was really welcomed, great service-minded and lovely. Food was great, tasty and fantastic. Thais and thai food lovers must come and have a wonderful time here. Strongly recommend.

+5

Kelly Johnston

I've been here multiple times. I've followed them from their Elmwood location. The food is always fresh and delicious. Service is always fast and friendly. I love that they have outdoor seating for the summer too. They offer a lot of gluten free and vegetarian/vegan options. We got the chicken satay, crab ragoon and tofu apps. We also got the chicken pud Thai, pineapple fried rice with tofu and chicken and the Thai fried rice with beef. Everything was delicious.

Swaroop Singh

We (family of 4) had gone for my daughter's birthday. We had chicken satay, tofu tod, tod min, coconut shrimp for appetizer. Chicken pho, Sesame chicken, red curry with tofu and fire udon. All of them were flavorful and delicious. Will definitely go back.

+10

Michael Powers

Very comfortable and clean. Really good food! For our appetizers we got the crab rangoon, fried wontons, and spring rolls. Pad See Ew, Pad Thai, and Thai fried rice for main plates. Definitely will be back!!

+3

R Churches

Loved it. Got the mango salad, 2 fried rice and a pad Thai. Good sized portions on each. Great flavor on all of them and fresh veggies and herbs. Just the right amount of oil in each dish and the perfect amount of heat in the mango salad. Loved the Pride Flag hanging in the window and the fact that it’s clearly a family owned and run business. Would 10/10 go back there again.

Andrew Alms

Loved it! The fresh vegetables in my red chicken curry were wonderful and our waiter helped us pick just the right heat level. We had to try the black rice mango desert which had a subtle sweet and vanilla taste balanced well by the robust fresh mango slices. Great atmosphere, too, overall a winner!

Omar

Awesome service. Food was good. We ordered tum yum soup, mango salad, grilled shrimps, and Pud See Ew chicken. The reason I gave 4 stars because the chicken was chewy unlike other Thai places in buffalo/ Amherst area. Try to get shrimps instead ( it was delicious). All other things were good. Parking on Elmwood was ok as usual

Rosco the Buf-Lo Cop Critic

Just getting back from Thailand I was eager to try some local Thai food. I wasn't disappointed. Rin's Thai Bistro was perfect for a rainy day lunch. I had the Mango salad with spicy grilled shrimp, pineapple fried rice with chicken and poo Thai noodles. The Thai ice tea was delicious. You will come back for the food and friendly atmosphere.

+5

Ryan Spring

Super basic Thai food. I ordered Pad Thai Chicken, Pad See Ew Pork, and Tom Kha Tofu. Of the three items I ordered, the Tom Kha was absolutely the best, and I would highly recommend. The others I would never order again. Both the noodle dishes were bland, and the noodles were overcooked. All of the portions are very decently sized, but I was left disappointed. Still on the hunt to find a decent Thai restaurant in the Buffalo area...

Ordered pickup and was disappointed by the entrees. The spring rolls and Thai iced teas we ordered were good, but the udon noodles and pad se ew entrees we got were not good at all. Entrees were blank and ingredients didn’t seem super fresh. Will not be going back, especially considering the price of the food.

Aileen Lee

We were really excited to try this place. We ordered pad Thai, fire udon and pad see ew. All dishes were quite good flavour wise. I’m giving it a 2 star because the portion size was just a little too small. For the amount of money they charge, they should give more. I mean noodles are not expensive, why not give more. As mentioned, flavour was on point, sadly there wasn’t enough. And I was not very impressed that we got charged extra because we asked to put the spicy sauce on the side, instead of making the dishes spicy.

Beware! Order take out from here, they will ask you what kind of protein you want on your entree then charge you for it. Menu states tom yum soup $8 choice of protein. I choose tofu. I got 2 small chunks of tofu. Got charged $2. When I called to inquire about it the guy argued with me for 15 min in broken English that that’s how the system is set up. No wonder when I walked in there one table in the entire restaurant. I asked to have a manager call Me regarding this. Never happened. Won’t be back.