Ashten Fisher

Absolutely incredible. You can smell it from the outside (which is always a good sign), service was what you'd expect from a small kitschy place with attentive staff but a stand-offish nature, food tasted wonderful and was very cheap at only like $8-$10 per plate. For appetizers we had the Angel Wings and Crispy Fried Tofu. For our meal o had Beef Krapow and pretty much everyone else at the table had Drunken Noodles of some kind.

Mackenzie G

Thai Kitchen is one of my favorite places in all of Lubbock! I always get the Pad See Ew with tofu. Great for vegetarians or vegans. The staff there are wonderful and so friendly. The food is genuinely delicious. 100% recommend!

Vineeth Mylavarapu

Good Food but felt somewhat pricy. Please ask server to make less oil.

Dulce Foster

I was surpised at how empty the place was but i was very happy to find out the food was great and service was timely. I suggest to try out there garlic chicken if you are looking for somthing spicy.

Kayla Jones

The guys were very friendly and they got our order out in 5 minutes. Great prices; I order the shrimp and chicken pad Thai.

Jonathan Blackwell

Thai Kitchen is Lubbock's most reliable & accessible, affordable & friendly, hospitable & delicious Thai restaurant. Open daily from 10:30am to 9:00pm (Closed Tuesday), the owner is always on site and the food comes quickly with the freshest ingredients you would expect for food from the ancient Kingdom of Siam. The covered parking is a plus with our West Texas weather. For Thai food in Lubbock, Thai Kitchen is where it's at, on Texas Ave at 23rd St near where I-27 bends West south of downtown.

Fumi Balogun

In my opinion,  the food didn't stack up to the reviews on yelp at all. I ordered the pineapple fried rice and it was pretty bland. And it literally only had two shrimp. Also there was no pineapple chuncks as i wouldve expected. Thr flavor was bland and didn't taste like pineapple fried rice, my wonton soup was also bland. The food came out quick though and the portion size was good / filling. The service was ok.

DelgadoFamily

We were really hoping to enjoy our visit to Thai Kitchen in Lubbock, but unfortunately, it missed the mark. The atmosphere felt dated and lacked the warm, inviting feel. As for the food, it was just okay—overly salty for some dishes or too sweet for others. It lacked that bold, savory depth that Thai cuisine is known for. We left feeling underwhelmed and unlikely to return.

Klow Si

I don’t know how to put this in the most respectful way but you will not get Thai food from this restaurant. Maybe it’s Thai food for those that has never had it before, but the flavors are extremely watered down and the recipe is something extremely different. I would say it’s “Thai food” to white Texans. I ordered “pad kra pao” and what I got was stir fry pork in oyster sauce. This is extremely disrespectful to the Thai cuisine and culture. I left the restaurant after taking a couple of bites. I know it’s tempting for those traveling to stop by because it’s close to the highway but I would recommend you to go somewhere else. You will be disappointed here.

Kenneth Wheeler

You have to serve yourself, it's not a normal restaurant experience needed to get all the utensils. I ordered the egg rolls and Thai barbecue chicken, the egg rolls would be 3/5 they were really doughy and had almost no filling. The BBQ chicken was just a rotisserie chicken from the store chopped up in pieces, it had no BBQ on it and when I asked for some sauce they said no that's the way it comes. I spent $19 on this meal. Would not recommend, if you are in the area go to Fun Noodle you will like it better.