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Thai Kitchen

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Specialties Thai, Hi Are You? specializes in delicious Thai food and sushi! When you're walking along the Drag, hop on in to our cozy and friendly space. We share the same wall as the famous Jeremiah the Frog ("Hi, How Are You") mural. After connecting with artist Daniel Johnston and his family, we were inspired to create Thai, How Are You?. We've renovated our menu and have added traditional Thai recipes that will wow your palate! Also get ready for our brand new drink menu, which includes local and Thai beers. Some things ... read more

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2100 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX, 78705, United States

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WeekdayScheduleStatus
Mon11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Tue11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Wed11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Thu11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Fri11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Sat12:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
SunClosed
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Hillary H. 
19 years ago

Good Thai food. All the time. The best thing about this restraunt is the food, especially the Pad Thai. Another plus is that it's open until midnight on the weeknights and 2AM on weekends. This is the best Thai food in Austin. 

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blairose 
19 years ago

Genuine Thai Food – The only authentic Thai restaurant in Austin. I have tried countless other places, and nothing comes close to Thai Kitchen. A lot of westernized restaurants purposely omit spices, such as lemongrass and galanga, and the flavors are subsequently off. This is the place to go if you want the real thing. 

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19 years ago

Wonderful Food – I've been going to the three different locations for over 10 years. After reading some of the other reviews, I knew I had to set the record straight...They have delicious, authentic, and flavorful food. I have introduced the Thai Kitchen to many friends, and everyone has fallen in love with it. Some dishes to try are the thai sandwhiches, shrimp spring rolls, pad thai, peanut soup, and anything and everything else. You can even bring your own beer/wine if you like! 

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emsoprano 
19 years ago

only one dish i will eat – Ever since I have been eating at Thai Kitchen, I will only get the #20 vegetarian dish (mossamun tofu). It is a great combination of spice and sweetness and the crunchy peanuts make it perfect. The veggie egg rolls are also amazing. The only problem I had there before was the service- they insisted that I was wrong in the way that I worded my order. They argued with me for about 5 minutes until they finally saw that perhaps the customer should be right...after that, I didn't go back for a few month... read more

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20 years ago

Nice place – Very nice food. Average atmosphere. Wish the restaurant was manned entirely by Thais. Recommended. 

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Contributor 
20 years ago

From the classic to the exotic, this authentic Thai eatery serves it up right. – In Short Situated in South Austin for a long time, this venerable Thai restaurant conveninetly brought their authentic cuisine to a more central location. The small and simple restaurant has an extensive menu, ranging from exotic fare like Gang Long Chi Pa, a hot fish ball red curry, to the more familiar Pad Thai and fried rice. There are plenty of meat and fish dishes for those who want them, but vegetarians will also find a diverse selection o... read more

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allyourbase 
20 years ago

A hidden gem – Hands down, the most authentic Thai cuisine in town. Thai Kitchen has an endless menu of unique dishes to choose from. You need to visit on several occasions to fully appreciate the restaurant. Prices can be somewhat elevated on certain dishes, but don't let that hold you back. It's worth the price. If you're looking for a taste of Southeast Asia untouched by American influence, check out Thai Kitchen. 

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20 years ago

Avoid Thai Kitchen – Orange grease dominated my dish. It was so prevalent that the grease was oozing off the edges of the plate onto the table. The small portioned tasteless food was permeated by the grease and lacked not only traditional Thai heat but traditional Thai flavor, or, for that matter, any flavor. We have eaten in Thai restaurants around the country. There are great places in NY and San Fran, but also in Sedona (Tara Thai) and Albuquerque (Thai Ginger). All it takes is a good chef, and clearly Thai Kitchen does n... read more

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21 years ago

Authentic, but... – If you want authentic Thai food in Austin, this is pretty much your only choice. I wouldn't be exaggerating to say my dad has been to well over a thousand Thai restaurants in his time, and this is where he goes to when he's in Austin. Me, on the other hand, I'm a 2nd generation, and I don't go here. An overabundance of lemongrass, coconut, and general sweetness in cooking turns me off, though these are some of the hallmarks of Thai cooking. The food's alright in my opinion, but doesn't get my palate to wa... read more

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How is Thai Kitchen rated?

Thai Kitchen has a 3 star rating with 30 reviews. 

When is Thai Kitchen open?

Thai Kitchen is open now. It will close at 8:30 p.m.  

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