Prasai’s Thai Cuisine
428 2nd Ave E, Twin Falls, ID, 83301
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Address :
428 2nd Ave E
Twin Falls, ID, 83301 - Phone (208) 733-2222
- Website https://prasais.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Julee I.
Come eat and have some good Thai food nice people nice owner does nothing wrong with this place with good food and family
(5)Anna F.
Very good Thai food. Great service! Happy to find this authentic Thai restaurant. Everything we ordered were GOOD!!!! My family especially loved the fresh spring rolls. Five stars!
(5)Katherina H.
2 vegetarians traveling through Twin Falls, and we were delighted to find this place. It felt like a very good home-cooked meal. The spring rolls had tofu and vegetables inside and were moist and fantastic served with a homemade sweet and sour dipping sauce. The green curry with tofu was nice and spicy with excellent flavor. The stirfry vegetables were our favorite! The sauce paired nicely with the mixed veggies with rich, round flavor. It's not fancy, but just really good food.
(4)R. H.
Not the best Thai food. When the waitress (all the staff was caucasian that I could see) asks if you want soy sauce you know you're not getting Thai... Definitely NOT worth the long trip from the interstate.
(2)Michael D.
Decided to try Prasai's for a celebratory dinner, but was unsure about trying Thai food in Twin Falls. Having traveled Thailand, I was unsure about what we would get. Boy was I surprised. We ordered four dishes family style and everything was fantastic. I especially enjoyed the peanut chicken. Just the right amount of spice. If you like Thai food, give them a try.
(5)Angela P.
After not having had a good experience at A Taste of Thai of Twin Falls, I headed to the other popular Thai restaurant downtown -- Prasai's Thai. This restaurant has been open since 1998 so I figured it either had to be really good or it was just doing well because it was one of just a few Thai restaurants in the area. Either way, it was worth a visit. The restaurant was a stand-alone restaurant a bit outside of the downtown area. When you first walk in you have a view of the kitchen where one of the men signaled for us to find a seat. There were a few big parties dining on this Monday night. We took a seat towards the back of the restaurant. It was a simple, casual restaurant with a lot of Thai artwork, glass-topped tables and vinyl-backed chairs. Me and my friend ordered Singha Thai beers. I liked the beer, but I'm not much of a beer connoisseur. The server informed me that many of the vegetable-based dishes were made with fish sauce and advised me to order the basic mixed vegetables with tofu, minus the fish sauce. So, I did. It came with broccoli, snow peas, onions, carrots, mushrooms, and soft tofu. The sauce was incredibly plain -- like flavored water so I doused it with soy sauce to give it some flavor. Needless to say, it wasn't great, but at least it was edible. And I was happy to have some vegetables in a town that isn't very vegan-friendly. I felt like this should have been an $8 entree, not an $11 entree so I felt it was overpriced. The service was fine, but nothing to note. And the food was mediocre at best. That said, I'd come back just because there really aren't many options in Twin Falls. My recommendation to the restaurant would be to perfect a few sauces without fish sauce for the vegetarians to make the meals tastier.
(2)Ginger S.
This place is solidly decent. I've tried a variety of dishes and haven't been disappointment with anything. They deliver (bonus!) but are unfortunately closed Sundays.
(4)Michelle L.
This is my favorite place to eat in Twin Falls. Deliciously fresh vegetables. Tasty menu. Always good! I especially love their spring rolls!!!
(5)Shane B.
Friendly and ok Thai. I had the sweet and sour stir fry. Veggies were good and generous, a little stingy on the meat though. The pork was rubbery unfortunately.
(3)Diego T.
Great flavor, very clean place. We loved it. For sure we will be back. Shrimp pad tai was really good and #28 also amazing. Totally recommended
(5)Jeff S.
Every time I visit Twin Falls, I give this place a go and I have never been disappointed. Great service, atmosphere and very tasty Thai food. Some of my favorites; The Drunken Noodles, the Combo Fried Rice, Crispy Sweet and Sour Chicken and the Paht-Se-Yu. All of the meals are generously portioned, have a great depth of flavors and a fairly spicy kick. I'm sure the owners make it as "authentic" as they can considering the majority of their patrons were raised on meat, potatoes and gallons of fry sauce. If you notice, most of the 3-star reviews are by non-TF folks that have probably been exposed to more international cuisine. Makes perfect sense when you think about it.
(5)Keith A.
Mediocre at best. This is my second time here, wanted to give it a second try. Today I got the green curry with chicken and fried rice. Problem 1: thw fried rice. It is pretty tasteless. I am not even sure it was fried. Just had some chopped onions in it. It tasted like... Nothing. Problem 2: the curry. It was fairly bland. Didn't think that was possible with curry. Additionally, I ordered it extra spicy. I ordered a 9 on a 10 star hotness. This was about as hot as ms bovine USA wearing a thong (for those visually impaired, it wasn't hot). Did nothing for me. There are better Asian places in town.. Also, I moved to idaho from Georgia. This would have gotten a one star in Georgia, I am hoping th at idaho doesn't know better.
(2)Jerry A.
I had the sweet basil stir fry with medium spice and it was perfect! Started with a shrimp roll which was fresh but average. Yellow curry was mildly spiced and very good also. Good Thai restaurant out here in Twin Falls.
(3)Kendra H.
I am a big fan of Thai food, so I was really hoping this would be a good place. I was sorely disappointed. First, the food is waaaay overpriced. If I'm paying $13 for a basic entree, at least have a sit down restaurant with servers instead of ordering at a worn down counter. Second, I ordered the paht Thai. I explained to the guy that I didn't want it Thai level spicy, but I certainly enjoyed more heat than regular twin falls standards. When my food came out it was too sweet, little spice and rather bland. While the portions were big enough for a second day, I don't want to eat that meal again. Probably won't be back.
(2)Dave H.
Friendly people, pretty good flavor. But the spiciness is a joke... green curry hotness 3 (on a scale of 1-3) doesn't register. 4 is barely perceptible. I got green curry two nights in a row. I wanted it __HOT__, like I get it in Portland and Austin.
(4)Shanae A.
I ordered red chicken curry. It was extremely watered down and flavorless. I will not be going back there again.
(2)Scott S.
Phone number answered by someone who said business is closed. 1 star because no data.
(1)Chelsea S.
My husband & I LOVE the pork drunken noodles and sticky rice... Their pot stickers are awesome too!
(4)Chad F.
This is not excellent west coast thai. This is a very good meal. Tom yum, glass noodle special and green curry were enjoyed by all. Who knew that a " lightly fried" eggplant involved a light batter? Not used to batter on my thai style veggies. Not enough fish sauce and heat but very pleasant. Fast and courteous folks. About $50 for 4 for dinner
(3)Zelda S.
We were the only people in this place and they were pushing discount wine like they were going out of business which made me worried at first but the food was good. Waitress seemed like a woman I could be best friends with! 3 stars pad Thai is spicy!
(5)Mya C.
I'm a big foodie and one of my favorite types of food is Thai. I'm from the portland area and there is a plethora of amazing Thai food places there. My girlfriend and I were visiting twin falls for a couple days and had a craving for Thai food but were initially hesitant to try it in a small town in idaho. We came across this little gem! We came in mid afternoon and were pleasantly greeted by one of the friendly waitresses. She had a great energy about her and engaged us in conversation as she sat us. I ordered the tom yum soup and my girlfriend ordered the chicken fried rice. Our orders came out the kitchen fast! I've had a lot of Tom yum in my day and this by far is the BEST I have ever had! They did not skimp on the chicken and veggies and everything tasted fresh! My girlfriend devoured her chicken fried rice. Both were amazing and the next time we come thru town this will def be our first stop. Overall amazing experience and the owner was delightful as well!!!!! I def recommend for anyone who loves Thai as much as I do!!!
(5)KT C.
Inedible. I ordered the Jungle curry even after trying to get the woman to explain to me what it exactly; all I got out of her was "very good". Very good it was not. The reason I chose this dish was for all the vegetables it stated it included on the menu. I ordered it with tofu. What I received was a horribly bland "curry" soup with a ton of very soggy tofu. Not one vegetable! It also included something that looked like grass but when bit into, it was the consistency of metal. I don't live in the area and am staying at a local hotel so this not only cost me $11 but another walk to find more food.
(1)Tim Y.
I was so incredibly disappointed in this restaurant. I read the reviews online and thought I would give it a shot. I've now eaten there twice and I can say without any doubt that the food is very hit and miss. The worst thing about this restaurant is the atmosphere when the owner is around. The negativity and sense of hostility is so thick you could cut it with a knife. I personally will not return to this restaurant as long as it is under the current ownership. I believe that the atmosphere of any restaurant is better than half of the overall experience. Save yourself some discomfort and just have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich while sitting in your car in the parking lot.
(1)Jenn M.
My husband and I had never tried Thai, so we decided to be brave. We were not disappointed. Wonderful food, staff, and atmosphere. Will definitely be back again.
(5)Heather G.
Excellent Thai food! You would not think so from the modest look of the place. Nice food presentation as well. The interior is plain and the atmosphere pleasant. I would definitely be a regular if I lived in twin falls.
(5)Laurel H.
Dad had the pad Thai and I had the vegetable curry. The pad Thai was heavy and my vegetable curry only had two kinds of vegetables in it. The restaurant was clean, the service was great, the food came out speedy, just wished it tasted better.
(3)Jessi M.
This is my favorite restaurant in Twin Falls. Service is great and delivery is super fast. The menu is large but not overwhelming once you figure out its pattern. Mango Paradise, Chicken Peanut Sauce, Paht Thai, and Paht-Se-Yu are our favorites. And sticky rice, you always have to get sticky rice! The restaurant is always clean, and they have two locations in town, though the To Go place does not have all menu items. Sometimes when you call a restaurant a few minutes before they close they refuse to serve you, but they have never done this to us. In fact I think the owner delivered my dinner once when we called about 15 minutes before close. We really love Prasai's, and eat here more than any other place in town.
(5)Jack K.
The food, service and atmosphere were OK. They over-charged me by $0.50 on both items. A mediocre rating is my revenge.
(3)Gina R.
So we were just passing through and based on the reviews decided we would try this place out. It was not busy when we went so we were seated right away. Our server was very nice. We ordered the Tom Yum Gai which was really good. I ordered te red curry which was good but not at all spicy. Like no spice whatsoever. My hubby ordered the jungle chicken curry. He said it was good but a little too soupy. Finally, my kids ordered the sweet and sour chicken. They expected to come out like fried chicken tossed in the sauce but it wasn't. It was like stir fry or something. The total for five meals and two drinks was $50 which is about average. I rate it three stars for the excellent Tom Yum and the nice server. Other than that, it was nothing spectacular.
(3)Connie S.
Love this place! Both locations are good and the service is amazing. I would highly recommend them to anyone.
(5)LeeAnn C.
GREAT food for small town!!! Good service & nice space. Feels very clean!!!
(5)Chris B.
Fresh! Good Food! Good Service!
(5)Marjorie H.
Really good Thai food for Twin Falls. Go, you won't be disappointed!
(4)Etha C.
Best Thai in Twin Falls. Great place to eat downtown with sit down service and you can make it back to work within the hour. Thai To Go on Fillmore is great for a fast meal. The food is always good.
(4)Patty K.
The best Thai in Twin Falls. They also have a place called Thai To Go, on Filmore. The food is really good, and they will make it as spicy as you want. YumYum!
(4)Nora P.
Ok Thai. My husband ordered yellow curry and other than the spice level, was kind of bland--we stopped on our way through town & are used to really good Thai. My red curry was much better.
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