Amphai Northern Thai Food Club

Anonymous Caller 3 months ago

Excellent humble Thai spot. Khao soi was some of the best I’ve had, chicken fell right off the bone and the broth was flavorful and creamy. Stewed pork dish was great too even if a few chunks were a bit dry. Service was wonderful two, shop was manned by two attentive ladies. About $20 a person with tip.

Don't feed Danyell 4 months ago

Authentic Thai food, cute, polite! They have Vegan options! We got the Tum Kha Noon, a satueed jackfruit salad & it was PACKED WITH FLAVOR. We also had the Pad See Ew with tofu. It was Delicious. The wonderful lady there welcomes you in as if it's her home and she sent out a personal invitation for you. Abuela vibes for sure. I appreciated her making us feel so welcomed to be there. They are open very late, but space to dine inside is limited, so be mindful. Will definitely be going back and trying more dishes. Thank you again!

angelepatino 4 months ago

Overall, pretty good. The green mango salad had more of a fish flavor to it but I’m not familiar with this type of cuisine so I didn’t know to expect this. Service was great and the staff were so sweet and calm. There were various types of groups/people there so the restaurant is definitely enjoyed by all types. The pork belly was probably one of the most delicious I’ve ever had. It was very easy to bite into, but as tough, while still being crunch on the outside. Definitely recommend.

Nectar Wilson 4 months ago

Super friendly people in there made me feel like it was my family cooking me food, very authentic, northern tie restaurant.We had number twenty five and fourteen . They had some different kinds of papaya salads that I wish I tried, but next time I'm gonna go for sure.Parking use.Incredible, open till 2 AM.Perfect portions perfect atmosphere

P W 5 months ago

We have been going to a lot of Thai restaurants lately, and Amphai Northern Thai has been on the radar for awhile, so we went and had a very good chicken larb (no pic), and the Khao Soi coconut curry chicken noodle soup with a variety of condiments, including pickled mustard green, crispy fried noodles, lime juice and chili flakes. While Khao Soi can be overly sweet at times, this version was quite good. We enjoyed the firm noodles and the rich broth. The larb was even better, being tangy, spicy and also fragrant from the toasted rice powder. There are only a few tables inside, but we didn’t have a wait as it was around 3 PM when we arrived. Service is casual, friendly, and efficient. Would definitely return to try more from the short, but interesting menu.