Pad Thai
7803 Rogers Ave,Ste B, Fort Smith, AR, 72903
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Address :
7803 Rogers Ave,Ste B
Fort Smith, AR, 72903 - Phone (479) 452-2023
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Kermit S.
This restaurant was good and the service was friendly. We placed our order and had our food in no time! I selected the potstickers for an appetizer and enjoyed them thoroughly. For the entree, I went with the Pad Thai with chicken. The large portion was very delicious and just what I expected to have. I wasn't in the mood for trying something new, and the old stand-by did not fail!
(4)Chris C.
Was so happily surprised to find good Thai food here during my first visit to Ft Smith. I'm from San Francisco where we have awesome Thai food so I had lowered my expectations here. However, the Basil Chicken dish I ate was just as good as I've had elsewhere. And the folks running the place are Thai so it's legit! Come eat here!
(5)Jason P.
This used to be a favorite lunch/dinner spot for my partner and I, but we have noticed a decline in quality in the last couple of months. We usually get the fried dumplings, which are awesome. I am pretty sure they make them at home and you can tell a difference. The Thai Tea and Thai Iced Coffee are probably the best you will find here in the Fort Smith-area. The curry dishes are probably their strongest offering. The curry isn't the best I have had, but probably among the best you will find here. We also favor their noodle dishes, like the Pad See Ew. Our gripe with Pad Thai is that since they renovated their interior, we noticed that the quality of their food has declined. The portions have gotten smaller while the prices have increased. They also have difficulty with their spice levels. They offer you a scale of 1-5, but there is no noticeable difference between 1, 2, or 3. I find it tolerable, but only just, and my mouth has a mildly uncomfortable burn to it by the end of my meal. I will also say that the service there is kinda lacking. They are usually sitting down at a table near the kitchen texting or watching a movie on their laptop, so don't expect an attentive server. I would say this place is probably in the upper tier of Asian restaurants in the area, but we don't go there nearly as much as we used to.
(3)Ron D.
Kind of off the beaten path and a little hard to find even on busy Rogers Avenue. But worth searching out. I have eaten here several times and am never disappointed. The restaurant is small and honestly nothing fancy. The wait staff is very warm and friendly. Family owned apparently and there has always been two or three generations of the family around in my visits. To be honest, I am relatively a newcomer to Thai cuisine, so I can't say for sure how the food quality compares to others, but I always walk away after a meal here feeling satisfied and not like I had my pocket picked. They have a range of options on the menu and a spice range that seems to go from 1-5. The middle range seems to work for me with regards to "heat".
(4)Cynthia V.
Always a delicious and pleasant experience! Try their "home style chicken noodle soup" aka khao piak. The service is prompt and kind. The food is authentic and very fair priced! Definitely a must try for all those in Fort Smith.
(5)Mefa L.
Personally, this shit is a waste of money. Their quality of food is like a lowly fast food restaurant. I have tasted many thai foods in various places but this one knocks it out of the list of "never coming back". Also, here's a friendly tip..If you're going to run a restaurant then prepare the spice herbs and soy/sriracha sauce for your costumers to complement their dishes.. OWN AT LEAST ONE OF THOSE FUKCING THINGS..
(1)Laura L.
I like the atmosphere and the prices are ok. But I don't know why they offer salad. The salad I ordered was pretty much all cabbage. The Sea Weed salad wasn't too bad though I got that as an appetizer, My friend had the TOM Gar (sp?) soup and she really liked it. The food was fresh and the servers were nice. $-$$ price okay. Thai hot is a whole different kind of hot they use fresh chilies which are hotter. I can usually eat medium at most Thai places not this one. Get it low at first , If you like hot and spicy food this is the place for you.
(4)Neal C.
Great authentic asian food in fort smith. Curries and noodle dishes are excellent. Also if you like spicy food, they do it well. Not hot for hot's sake, but flavorful spiciness. Go for lunch, it is several dollars cheaper than dinner menu, for the same price. Portions are plentiful.
(5)Brittney W.
This place has the best pad thai I've ever had in my life. There is no better place in Fort Smith to get it, I promise you. The staff is very nice, and wait time for your order is usually not long. Not too sure about the other dishes, as I only come for one thing, but if they're half as good as the pad thai, you're sure to enjoy it.
(5)MooGoo G.
Really good Thai dishes and great tofu. Havent had their chinese offerings but the thai is wonderful. They will also happily get it thai hot for you so be careful what you ask for.
(4)Lisa S.
I really like this place. I eat here every visit to Fort Smith. My favorite is the Penang Curry. It's in a strip mall near Kohls and Lowes. Usually busy when I go in for take-out. No American Express.
(4)Kermit S.
This restaurant was good and the service was friendly. We placed our order and had our food in no time! I selected the potstickers for an appetizer and enjoyed them thoroughly. For the entree, I went with the Pad Thai with chicken. The large portion was very delicious and just what I expected to have. I wasn't in the mood for trying something new, and the old stand-by did not fail!
(4)Chris C.
Was so happily surprised to find good Thai food here during my first visit to Ft Smith. I'm from San Francisco where we have awesome Thai food so I had lowered my expectations here. However, the Basil Chicken dish I ate was just as good as I've had elsewhere. And the folks running the place are Thai so it's legit! Come eat here!
(5)Laura L.
I like the atmosphere and the prices are ok. But I don't know why they offer salad. The salad I ordered was pretty much all cabbage. The Sea Weed salad wasn't too bad though I got that as an appetizer, My friend had the TOM Gar (sp?) soup and she really liked it. The food was fresh and the servers were nice. $-$$ price okay. Thai hot is a whole different kind of hot they use fresh chilies which are hotter. I can usually eat medium at most Thai places not this one. Get it low at first , If you like hot and spicy food this is the place for you.
(4)Neal C.
Great authentic asian food in fort smith. Curries and noodle dishes are excellent. Also if you like spicy food, they do it well. Not hot for hot's sake, but flavorful spiciness. Go for lunch, it is several dollars cheaper than dinner menu, for the same price. Portions are plentiful.
(5)Jason P.
This used to be a favorite lunch/dinner spot for my partner and I, but we have noticed a decline in quality in the last couple of months. We usually get the fried dumplings, which are awesome. I am pretty sure they make them at home and you can tell a difference. The Thai Tea and Thai Iced Coffee are probably the best you will find here in the Fort Smith-area. The curry dishes are probably their strongest offering. The curry isn't the best I have had, but probably among the best you will find here. We also favor their noodle dishes, like the Pad See Ew. Our gripe with Pad Thai is that since they renovated their interior, we noticed that the quality of their food has declined. The portions have gotten smaller while the prices have increased. They also have difficulty with their spice levels. They offer you a scale of 1-5, but there is no noticeable difference between 1, 2, or 3. I find it tolerable, but only just, and my mouth has a mildly uncomfortable burn to it by the end of my meal. I will also say that the service there is kinda lacking. They are usually sitting down at a table near the kitchen texting or watching a movie on their laptop, so don't expect an attentive server. I would say this place is probably in the upper tier of Asian restaurants in the area, but we don't go there nearly as much as we used to.
(3)Ron D.
Kind of off the beaten path and a little hard to find even on busy Rogers Avenue. But worth searching out. I have eaten here several times and am never disappointed. The restaurant is small and honestly nothing fancy. The wait staff is very warm and friendly. Family owned apparently and there has always been two or three generations of the family around in my visits. To be honest, I am relatively a newcomer to Thai cuisine, so I can't say for sure how the food quality compares to others, but I always walk away after a meal here feeling satisfied and not like I had my pocket picked. They have a range of options on the menu and a spice range that seems to go from 1-5. The middle range seems to work for me with regards to "heat".
(4)Cynthia V.
Always a delicious and pleasant experience! Try their "home style chicken noodle soup" aka khao piak. The service is prompt and kind. The food is authentic and very fair priced! Definitely a must try for all those in Fort Smith.
(5)Mefa L.
Personally, this shit is a waste of money. Their quality of food is like a lowly fast food restaurant. I have tasted many thai foods in various places but this one knocks it out of the list of "never coming back". Also, here's a friendly tip..If you're going to run a restaurant then prepare the spice herbs and soy/sriracha sauce for your costumers to complement their dishes.. OWN AT LEAST ONE OF THOSE FUKCING THINGS..
(1)Brittney W.
This place has the best pad thai I've ever had in my life. There is no better place in Fort Smith to get it, I promise you. The staff is very nice, and wait time for your order is usually not long. Not too sure about the other dishes, as I only come for one thing, but if they're half as good as the pad thai, you're sure to enjoy it.
(5)MooGoo G.
Really good Thai dishes and great tofu. Havent had their chinese offerings but the thai is wonderful. They will also happily get it thai hot for you so be careful what you ask for.
(4)Lisa S.
I really like this place. I eat here every visit to Fort Smith. My favorite is the Penang Curry. It's in a strip mall near Kohls and Lowes. Usually busy when I go in for take-out. No American Express.
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