New thai place discovered for me! Really loved the ambiance and the soft music. The staff were so pleasant. They have a really extensive menu with clearly indicated gluten free options. Their spicy fried rice is really good. My friend had the Garlic Pepper Tofu which was also yummy. I look forward to trying more items on their menu.

This is my favorite place to get pad thai from. If I was ever on death row and had to choose one last meal before I'd be executed, it'd be the chicken pad thai level 4 from this place. That's all i'll say.

The pad Thai was yummy, the rice was a little overdone, but everything taste good overall. The food took about ten minutes. Hubby had a hard time with how much pepper was in the food, but I thoroughly enjoyed it, practically ate all the pad Thai by myself. It's a bit disappointing that they had no summer rolls.

I'm on that spicy chicken!!!!!! That's all I've ordered from there I love it. If you get more than a 3 spicy level then it gets kinda hot.

From the moment I walked in the staff, and the ambience made me feel welcome, the Tom Yum Goong soup was truly the best I've had in years and by itself would be worth going back for the green curry was fragrant and spicy the Tom Ka Gai soup was creamy and flavorful, although a bit too sweet for my taste but all in all it was a great experience and I will definitely be back

This is in our monthly rotation. Their red, green, and yellow curry are food. The Tom kha gai (coconut chicken soup) is one of my favorites. Service is hit or miss. Sometimes when getting beef as a meat choice the beef is chewy and not tender. I stick to pork and my husband chicken but my family member only eats beef. Pad Thai is on the sweeter side but not bad. Drunken noodles are also good. Husband likes the eggplant chicken and cashew chicken. Wish they had other more authentic options on their menu like nam ka Had their tom yum and it was not good which was disappointing. The balance of flavors wasn't right at all. May have been an off day for that soup but the coconut soup is always on point.

Don't expect a boujee high level thai restuarant if that's your expectations. This spot is low key with plenty of seating and quick service for a nice casual quick lunch or bite with others. Simple procedures: order up front at the counter, pay, sit, they bring your food, you eat it, and then you leave. There's a variety of thai dishes here. Since I'm usually here with people from our office, they always go with the pad thai or the pad see ewe, both are popular noodle dishes. The fried rice is another favorite as well. I've been meaning to try other dishes such as the yellow or green curry, tom yum soup, or the kanah muu krob pork dish. But I always go wtih the pad see ewe, pad kee mao, or pad kra pao. Something about those noodles/rice with veggies and meat and egg that keep me coming back. This is a staple amongst our office when we're in the mood for thai due to location, price, and convenience. I need to try other dishes here and venture my taste buds out.

Delicious food and the service was good too We were waiting for someone next door. We'll come back.

The atmosphere at Mint Thai Kitchen is top-notch. There are hardly any customers here, and the ambient atmosphere pairs well with the lofi Pokemon playlist they have on the speakers. This is a great place to just chill out after a busy day. I also like that each dish marked with an asterisk can have their spiciness levels changed on a 5-point scale from 1 (wimpy babies) to 5 (based gigachads). I had the level 4 Gang Mang (red curry) with pork. Oddly, the rice was served on the side on a separate plate. In mixing the curry and rice (as I always , I risked spilling over the curry due to the uneven shape of the bowl. Would prefer to be asked if I could have the rice already mixed in before sending the dish out to me].