I was in Northeast Philly for a meeting and four of us went here for a late lunch. Food was excellent, Ambiance was Spartan but Classy. I had a seafood salad, a little spicy but not overwhelming, my friend had Drunken Noodles. The appetizers were lightly fried and the dishes were also excellently presented. Metered parking in front of entrance. I'm in that part of town from time to time, so I will be back.

All good. Only issue we had for dine in. Too much uber eats type pick ups. All making noise with calls going on over speaker phones walking in and out through the small dinning room.

Amazing!! Wow what a perfect experience This is a must try if you're in the area Definitely can't wait to come back

Food: House of Thai is a neighbor staple. I can always rely on them when I'm not sure what I want to eat. I typically order the pad thai, drunken noodles, a curry, and a fried rice. They are all very authentic tasting and perfectly spiced. The papaya salad is a must order, it is super refreshing and delicious. There's a lot on the menu and they all taste great! Highly recommend the Thai tea too! Service: Quick & friendly. No complaints! We typically do take out. Ambiance: Smaller restaurant and it's well decorated. A perfect local Thai place!

This place is dead inside so I wouldn't suggest dining in because you might be alone in the restaurant but the food is amazingly good for delivery. They have the best mango sticky rice of all the Thai restaurants in Philly and their entrees are appropriately spiced/seasoned. Definitely give this place a try the next time you want to order DoorDash/ uber eats / Grubhub

Food was solid. All the dishes were right on. The Pad Thai was a little too sweet for me out of the container, but some Hot Sriracha fixed that. The Beef basil was perfect. Really came thru. Last dish was Chicken Pad See Ew. Very good. I always like to add a sweet Indonesian / Philippines soy sauce just to amp it up. But it doesn't need it.

We came here for dinner on a Saturday night to try this local Thai restaurant. I don't usually eat out in Northeast Philly so the area is a bit different for me. The restaurant is located in the middle of the street and may be hard to spot if you're walking there. The outside makes it seem a bit dark, but it ended up being a quite and intimate place. Great for conversations. The food was actually quite good. We had the Drunken Noodles and Basil Thai Rice. The Drunken noodles were actually quite flavorful, probably better than most other Thai restaurant's I've been to. The fried rice was also good, though not nearly as memorable. The waitstaff were pretty attentive. Overall the restaurant is a great place for dinner, it's inexpensive, and is a comfortable environment for a weekend dinner.

I absolutely DEVOURED AND LEFT NO CRUMBS‼‼‼ Was feeling hungry because I was two hours early to music class nearby so I decided to eat and let me tell you when I ate their noodles, I made sure to enjoy every single thing on that plate. It's a very relaxing vibe and it has a fancy feeling to it along with calming music. Loved the service, it wasn't loud in there and the man at the counter was very nice and friendly :)

One of the best local thai places. Love them for take out. Drunken noodles have the right amount of spicy, making a perfect pair with the thai tea. You can never go wrong with the chicken pad thai. Really quick service too. All this for $40, really good deal.

Hands down the best Thai restaurant in Philadelphia. This is their drunken noodle and pad Thai. Good flavor and portion. Family run business with the nicest people. Definitely felt good supporting such wonderful people and food.