Thai Dressing Fine Thai Cuisine
2820 S Alma School Rd, Chandler, AZ, 85286
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Address :
2820 S Alma School Rd
Chandler, AZ, 85286 - Phone (480) 857-8246
- Website https://www.thaidressingcuisine.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:30 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Sidhu A.
We went for lunch this week and we had really nice experience. I would definitely recommend for a colleague or friend to try this place. I will go back again. Pros: Nice interiors Good Tasty Food Appropriate Spice Levels Friendly Staff Decent food Portions Cons: Crowded at times. I would recommend to make a reservation.
(5)Lindsay I.
The food is amazing, the service is great - they recognize their regulars and are always so friendly, prompt and polite. For example, I one time called while they were away from the phone, and they called me back twice to get my order. This is best quality Thai food I have had in the valley. All of the dishes are solid, but I especially like the drunken noodles and red curry. My only complaint is that they tend to close early, and since they are a small family business, I feel bad coming after 8 or 8:30, knowing they will still late just for me. They also tend to close on random days, so call ahead to make sure they are open. They have a 1-10 spiciness scale, and my coworkers and I like to compete to see how high we can do. I like spicy food, but I'm a midwestern girl, so I started at a 5, and made it up to 7 before it got painful. My coworker always orders an 8. Does anyone do 10??....
(4)Leah M.
My brother said pretty good food & consistent. So we went in fairly late, but still greeted nicely. Three of us settled on Pad Thai...all with varying levels of spiciness. One comment could be hotter (he ordered a 10) but otherwise chicken was tender, flavor was good. We also tried the Combination appetizer plate. The peanut butter sauce. .oh yum yum yum! The chicken satay was tender (sometimes see this tough, not here!) and the tofu toast suprisingly good too! Well, we didn't have room for the coconut ice cream. .next time!
(4)Teagan P.
When ordering over the phone at Thai Dressing it was a smooth and easy process. The people that worked there were helpful with decision making. They were very friendly. There wasn't a long wait, approximately 25 minutes. When I walked into the restaurant it was clean and neat. It wasn't crowded at 4:30 when it re-opened for dinner service. The only thing weird is that they aren't open for lunch on saturdays and aren't open on sunday at all. The food overall was one of the best thai food that I have had. You get to rate your spicy level on a scale of 1-10. That was one thing that is different than the other thai foods that I have had. The portions were also large, so you could share with another person. The price for the portion size was a good deal. Overall I would give this place five out of five stars. I will be visiting this restaurant many more times in the future. They were all so friendly and wasn't a long wait. I will be looking forward to coming in next and trying new items on the menu.
(5)Dakota C.
Delicious food! If you like thai you'll like this place. Very nice decor, small but clean and well kept. A hidden gem, it's tucked into the corner near Shoppers.
(5)Mitch D.
This is by far my favorite Thai restaurant in Chandler... The Pad Thai is THE BEST and they even ask how spicy on a scale of 1-10 you'd like it - I go with 7 time and time again because it blends the spicy and flavor perfectly. Judy and I generally order take out and go sit and have a beer there while we wait - they typically have the food ready to go by the time we finish our first beer. Give it a try and you won't be disappointed.
(5)Rashmi G.
I've been to this Thai restaurant a few times now since it's close by. The food there is pretty good. We've tried a few things from their menu ... Typically we get the panang curry & try something new. Their lunch menu is small but it's not limited as it includes a few different curry & rice combinations, a couple of fried rice & noodles choices. If you're dining in the meal comes with either soup or salad - I recommend passing on the salad as they serve it with a really sour dressing, but the soup is always quite delicious & spicy. If I were ranking the food alone, I'd probably give this restaurant 4 stars but I have to take away a star due to the service. It is always busy, especially during peak lunch time ... Definitely a popular spot. However, I think it's pretty ridiculous to have to wait when you walk in to get a table (when there are empty tables available, just no one covering the front) & just sit there after a meal waiting for the check.
(3)Lainie S.
Great family owned small spot. We came by for lunch. The lunch specials included spring rolls and soup or salad. Everything was flavorful and yummy. We had pad Thai and pad prikh king with tofu. Our spiciness level of our two dishes was inverted - accident. My lips are burning. Otherwise, great experience!
(4)Brent S.
A really great Thai place in Chandler. Panang Curry and Pad Thai are both delicious with great depth of flavors and quality chicken.
(4)Jamie S.
LOVE this place!! This family owned and everyone is always friendly and welcoming. I have had several dishes from here and by far, the Pad Thai with chicken is awesome!!! Every time I bring a friend here to taste the delicious food, we always leave with them saying that they had found a Thai place.
(5)J K.
Great service and great food. Had Thai egg rolls, pineapple fried rice, and yellow beef curry. All excellent. Very welcoming Thai staff. Even though the place doesn't always look open and dark from outside it's misleading as its wonderful inside.
(5)T W.
This used to be Thai pots. Menus still have that name on them. Family owned, and as near as I can tell only family works there. They need to control their kid better (or just leave him home - occasionally he was cute trying to show people to tables, but mostly he wandered around staring at people and moving chairs; I'm sure he was bored out of his mind). We showed up for lunch. $8 lunch special. Nice decor (much better than the original Thai Pots). Staff was friendly. We placed our order. They didn't ask about spice level. They rank 1-10 (with 10 being Thai-hot, a.k.a. please-kill-me-now). Before he walked away I said "six for mine!". Shortly after a spicy soup arrived. They didn't identify it, but it might have been tom-yum. It was mostly broth with a few bits of vegetables in it. But it was tasty. Then the main courses arrived. Presentation was nice. Rice was ample (and it turns out you can get more for free, unlike some places!). And it had an egg roll...yes, an egg roll. Even tasted like an egg roll. Pretty sure that isn't really Thai. But anyway...the food was very good. Portion sizes were reasonable. My "six" didn't seem like "six" to me, but at least it wasn't "one". One bummer...no brown rice. I don't eat white rice much anymore (or JASMINE rice, as the owner proudly proclaimed...with cause, since Jasmine is probably the best of the white rices). I just prefer brown now, but no such option here. Still, it was very good and reasonably priced. And the ambiance is much better than the old Thai Pots. You could easily miss this place...next to the Goodwill drop-off, sign difficult to see if you aren't right in front of it. But it would be a shame to miss it because this is some of the best Thai food in the east valley.
(4)Alan W.
Best Thai food we've had in a while! Very nice, very clean and kid friendly... We will be back.
(5)Mike F.
This is the best Thai place in chandler. The inside of the restaurant is small and dated so I almost always get takeout from here. The Curries are all good but the red curry is my favorite. The family that owns and operates the restaurant are super friendly. To get better Thai you have to go to Tempe or Scottsdale.
(4)Mike F.
Not a bad place for lunch. The green curry was spiced well, but the curry was a little thin. The massman curry had good flavor, but next time I'll go for a spice level around 8.
(3)Paul V.
Had seafood Pad Thai (medium spiciness) & Thai iced tea. Pad Thai deserved at least a B+ grade, even though it could be a bit tastier. May it's the nature of seafood, which was very fresh. Or maybe I should order spicier (8 out of 10 scale) like I usually do, instead of a 5 out of 10. The portion was big. I could only finished 1/2. I had the rest at home for lunch the next day. When I added more hot sauce, the dish was much better. The Thai iced tea was right on. Serving staff was very attentive & friendly. Will be back to try other dishes. Spicier next time.
(4)Paul G.
I placed a to go order: I ordered Beef Fried rice 10.95, Thai egg roll 1.50 each, Chicken Yellow Curry 10.95, shrimp Pad Snow Peas 13.45 however the menu they showed me had the price at 12.95. (He told me they raised the price). Bizarre. And the last dish I ordered was Beef Pad Kee Mao 10.95. The restaurant was slow, and the take out took approx 45 mins. Start with Thai egg roll, glass noddles, meat and some cabbage (I think) see photo. Very bland Thai fried rice, it only had Rice, beef, onion and egg. The beef was dry!! Very dry! The entire dish was bland. After 30 mins waiting, the owner came out and said they are out of snow peas: so I changed my dish to shrimp Pad Prig Khing. This was a great dish had outstanding flavor. My complaint is that they use tiny shrimp. Horrible tiny shrimp that ended up over cooked and tough. See photo... In their menu, they advertise very large shrimp. That's was sold me on ordering the shrimp. Very disappointing. Beef Pad Kee Mao, had really good flavor. Yet the beef was very dry again... Really bad. Last was the chicken yellow curry, the chicken was dry. ( I'm assuming they use pre cooked meat) because I'm not sure why it's so dry. The curry portion was small and they added 4 very large chunks of potato. Hardly any sauce. Not a very good dish. Disappointing. I spent approx 55.00 on this food and I don't think it's worth another trip. There are plenty of really good thai restaurants that are worth the price. And, that give you the large shrimp, not salad shrimp.
(2)Melissa R.
As you can see by my previous check ins, I love this place. The dinner menu is very extensive with some nice different options. Even my teenage son likes it. They do a lot of take out orders at dinner but I enjoy coming at night as it's very relaxing and soothing with the right music and lighting.
(5)Justin H.
I had to try this place last night (take out) after reading a recommendation from someone in another group. I wish they had a better more visible location as they are hidden from the street.The Panang I ordered was excellent. Some of the best I've had. A bit soupy as I prefer it to be a tad thicker, but the flavor was spot on. I'd get it a bit spicier next time, personally. My wife enjoyed the Thai Basil and we shared a combination appetizer that was also very good. Very clean inside and the two gentleman there were both super nice. Will definitely be coming back!
(5)Michael A.
Second time coming here. Friendly service and great food! Layout could use some updating. Overall it's a nice place to have a great lunch at a great price.
(4)Steve C.
We adventured into Thai Dressing for lunch and we're glad we did. Though we hear it's been here fifteen years, it's new to us. The Tom, Larb, and Curry were all delicious. The atmosphere is comfortable. It's clean. The service was quite good.
(4)Paul L.
Beef Pad Gra Proa with medium heat was just perfect for me; enough heat buildup without spoiling the flavors and spices of the dish....this family does a pretty good job! Service is really good too. Tagged along with colleagues who are regulars for a colleague's bday yesterday! Keep forgetting to checkin on yelps still :-(
(4)Samantha K.
We picked up a to-go order for lunch during the work week. We hadn't heard of this place but our regular spot wasn't picking up their phone and we NEEDED Thai food so I searched Yelp. It's about 15-20 minutes away from work but that's not bad if the food is worth it. During lunch, they have a limited menu so I couldn't order papaya salad. The man on the phone said that they could make tofu larb but that it takes 20-25 minutes to prepare. I went for it -- I love the intense flavor of larb. We left about 10 minutes later to compensate for the extra preparation time. When we got there, we waited for an extra 10-15 minutes before the food was ready. Although we clocked in late, it was the best larb I'd ever had so I wasn't too bummed. I decided that I wouldn't go back for lunch during the work week but that it would be a great place for dinner. I live about 30 minutes away but a good place is worth traveling to, especially in an area with limited options. On Friday night, my husband called in an order and drove to pick it up. Thanks to my rave reviews of the larb, he went with the chicken variation. Since I had been dreaming of the tofu larb, I stuck with that. With the 30 minute drive, he still had to wait 10 or so minutes before the food was ready. No big deal but not great. My first bite of tofu was disappointing. It was nothing like before. Upon further inspection, the lettuce below was dry. They clearly hadn't put the lime and fish sauce dressing -- the reason for this salad's brilliance -- on either of our salads. I ate the tofu and put the lettuce in the fridge for future use. It's worth noting that their website has a number of broken links and that there are items available that aren't included in their online menu. I'll try this place again but I think I'll dine in.
(3)Forrest B.
I love this place! The Tom Kah Gai Soup which is Chicken with coconut milk, lemon grass, kaffir lime leaves, galangal, mushroom and lime juice is to die for! I always get it with my family as the appetizer. Add some rice with it and it is the perfect combination! Their beef and broccoli is great and so is their Yellow Curry. If you like Thai food I suggest you try this place! I actually just called in my lunch order :)
(5)Nici M.
The food here was great! We had the red curry with beef and yellow curry with chicken. Both were delicious and the perfect amount of heat thanks to the recommendation of the owner. The restaurant sits in an almost empty shopping center and there isn't signage you can see from the street. We have lived in the area 3 years and had no idea it was ever here. Thanks to Yelp we found this great place. The owner and family were there including their friendly young son. He was entertaining and trying to play with our son, it was sweet. We will be back.
(4)Bryce R.
My husband and I have been here roughly 8 times before. I have to say that the customer service is amazing because by our third time being here, the owner already new exactly what we were going to order! They are always super friendly, but at time you are left hanging a little bit without seeing your waiter for an extended amount of time. The food is pretty good out of most Thai restaurants I've been too. Their Pad Won Sen, Pad See Ew, and Pad Thai are my top 3 favorite meals of all time their. Their food is very flavorful, and when you want your food spicy they really hit that mark. I currently don't live in chandler anymore but this is definitely a place that I miss eating at!
(4)April Q.
Their green curry (my fave!) here is very good and I like their lunch portions - they are very filling and also include a hot soup and rice at a great price. When I was last there, I had asked about 'added sugars' in the sauce (a lot of asian restaurants add a lot of sugar to dishes to enhance the 'addiction' quality of it) - he (I think it was the owner) kindly explained that he could absolutely make mine however I liked it - that is customer service! So, he made my dish with no sugar and, though it wasn't as addicting as it typically would be, I appreciated that I could ask for that modification. That being said, their service here is on-par and so is their food... I prefer this place over Thai Rama (also nearby). They are quick, offer filling lunch specials, and good business owners.
(4)Jeremy W.
Excellent food--tried the appetizer sampler, the Massaman curry, beef and broccoli and the cashew chicken, and all were fantastic! Everything is prepared very fresh and served hot.
(5)Maria N.
Thai dressing is amazing! We have now been there 3 times and have enjoyed it every time. Heat level excellent. Food flavorful. The Pad See Ew and the Thai Pots Special are amazing and we continue to order! Service is friendly and restaurant very clean. Highly recommend this restaurant.
(5)Melanie N.
We love this place! The owners are so sweet, the food is always amazing and the service is great! I crave the Fresh Rolls daily!!! I have tried everyone of their curries and they are all wonderful and the Drunken Noodle dish is fabulous! They do a great job catering to your spice level, just let them know and they will make sure you are happy with it. I definitely recommend this little mom and pop restaurant that has cute decor and a liquor license with wine and Asian beer options. A must try if you like Thai!
(5)Arizona T.
Horrible water and average food. Chinese owned. They don't speak Thai as we found out the hard way when we spoke a little to them. Seriously though, just the fact a restaurant would serve their patrons drinking water that literally tastes like dirty dishwater should be the tipoff.
(1)Stacy B.
Green chicken curry is amazing!
(4)Gehan K.
Good thai food place. You can pick how hot your food will be I do like the prawn green curry they had but of course the mosuman curry is always the best. Mosuman curry comes with your choice of meat....potatoes...curry is a watery and spicy. I also tasted their fried fish plate which I do recommended. The fish plate is big and comes with rice and veggies....and sour sauce. No curry on that one. Now for the mainless dishes....The crab cakes were a different style but it was great. Fried wontons? Not so much. The thai iced tea is spot on. Would I go again....yes I will.
(4)Jeff K.
My coworker and I were in search of a new Thai restaurant so with a little help from Yelp I am glad that we found Thai Dressing. We got there right when the owner was opening the doors. The owners seem very friendly and their little kid was playing around and providing us with a laugh. They explained that they didn't have a sitter for him that day and apologized but I thought it was very cool to see this family running there business and it puts faces to the business and reminds me of the importance of supporting local owned family businesses. So I was hoping the food was going to be good and it did not disappoint. I ordered the Panang Curry (photo attached) with a spicy level 7 out of 10. It was fantastic! The curry was perfectly creamy with nice sized chicken pieces with perfect consistancy to the sauce. The rice was perfectly done and I thought it was cool how they mold the shape of the rice with a bowl prior to plopping it on the plate. I look forward to my next visit here. I will certainly update this review after a couple more visits because 5 stars is in their future if they have great Pad Thai.
(4)Casey K.
Fabulous Thai food!! My girlfriend and I stumbled on this place just through a search of what was around us via Yelp. We opted to give them a try and from our first experience we've been in love with the place. I'm a huge fan of their Pad Prig Khing. The green beans are crisp, the chicken is moist and tender and the sauce is always delicious. I'm one that once I find something I enjoy I rarely change my selection, but I have also tried the Pad Prig Pow and, in usual Thai Dressing fashion, it's a tasty dish as well. My girlfriend raves over that Pad Thai and, because of that, I've also sampled some off her plate and found it extraordinarily enjoyable. Bottom line is that if your looking for a fine Thai dining experience where the staff is always friendly and the food is consistently delicious I'd recommend a stop at Thai Dressing. Quick note: They are not open on Sundays and, unfortunately, that seems the be the time I really crave it. Enjoy!
(5)Omar S.
I was passing by the place , and since I like Thai food I thought I will give it a try . and I do not regret it. One of the best , the food taste good and fresh , I had 4 different dishes to go, my wife and kids loved it too. It was very good
(5)Patrick A.
Found them on yelp cause i was craving Thai food ya heard? Ordered to go, very friendly, 20 min pick up for some dank drunken noodles.
(4)Zhao D.
The food tastes pretty good, and the place is quiet and comfortable. At times I feel they are a bit under staffed since often there is only one waiter, but he is really nice.
(4)Aaron L.
This place used to be Thai Pots. Back when I started going here, the first week they opened, many years ago it was so small it only say 10 people and did mostly takeout. Over time they grew popular and expanded, eventually moving into a larger spot in the same complex and updating the decor to something more suiting their food quality. It is mainly your standard Thai fare with a few surprises here and there since they expanded the menu. Nothing crazy mind you and it will not compare with Latitude 8 in downtown Chandler, but the prices are far less expensive and the menu more expansive. So the food... very good. They have very good curries and the traditional Thai entrees are excellent. The lunch specials are a good price at $8 - you get a lot of good quality and good tasking food. Overall this is an above average Thai place where the selection is very good, the food is high quality and you cannot go wrong with anything you order.
(4)J P.
Meh...is the best descriptor. I eaten there for lunch and dinner...food is adequate at best. On the other hand, service is terrible. People who work there are friendly enough, but for some reason, the kitchen routinely (happened at every table the night we ate there) sends appetizers an entrees out at the same time. Food, as noted is adequate. Chicken satae was basically chicken tenders of a relatively flavorless variety. Nam Sod was ok. Pad Thai was noodles, pork and a few peanuts. The sauce tasted of ketchup. Place was virtually empty on a Friday night. Based on the food and service, I know why.
(2)rich h.
Have to give them another review. My wife and I went back to Thai Dressing last eve, as we sat there we both looked at each other and said...Why do we forget this place? First service is great, the owners remembered us and asked where we have been. Now we are in no way a regular customer but its very nice to know you are remembered. Second I was glad to see the place busy, sadly sometimes when I go there its very quiet, last night it was about 90% full at 8:00 pm!!! Onto the food...Exceptional and tasty! My wife had the beef panang while I had the Baked Seafood. Both portion sizes were huge. Hers had far more beef than filler, a huge plus. Both curry sauces were just fabulous. My baked seafood was full of mussels, calamari, shrimp and catfish. Just really really good. Loved it. Sadly mango's are out of season so no sticky rice with mango, BUT, the owner told us of a new dessert he has which has black rice cooked in coconut milk and custard with a coconut sauce over top. UMMMM can you say delicious...Very sweet though so I recommend splitting this! Overall for my money one of the best and most consistent places to eat in Chandler. Family owned and just a good place. If you like Thai food and live in the SE Valley this place has to be on your list!
(5)Jean R.
This is by far our favorite Thai Restaurant in The Valley!!! Yes I dare to say that. The place is tiny, but oh so cozy, and they played Jazz music in the background... what a nice touch! The food is simply the most authentic that I can get, The Fried Rice -- if you like spicy -- make sure to get it med-to-very hot! The Pad thai and Panang Curry is sooo good also... make sure to get Singha Beer with them also... Oh the best thing about them is that they have a very reasonable price. I'd recommend this place to everybody visiting East Valley, or Greater Phoenix in general. Enjoy ;o)
(5)Kevin V.
I have been thinking about trying this place for over a year and last night was the night. Craving something spicy and craving duck. It was a no brainer as I looked over the menu. I ordered their duck curry to go. They give you choice on you level of spicy 1-10 as well as Thai hot. In my opinion, the numbering of 1-5 is sufficient but oh well...not my restaurant. I chose 8 since I don't know the place yet. The waitress was very pleasant when she placed my order. It took about twenty minutes for my order to be ready..but that is not a problem providing the duck is cooked well. The rices was nicely cooked. The duck curry was very tasty...I might go with a 10 next time. There were a few small tough pieces...not sure if that is normal but it was a little distracting from the taste of the actual duck. Overall..a good place experience....maybe a dine in will add to the stars but that is all I can hand out at this time.
(3)Raoul C.
Lunch special soup tasted like diluted fish sauce. The pad Thai is just noodles with peanuts and hardly any bean sprouts--very watery and tasteless.
(1)Scorpio O.
They have the best Khow Soy outside of my mom's kitchen. They are the only Thai restaurant I've been to that has this yummy coconut based curry with a perfect blend of spices and they make it well. I will have to take my mom there to try it for the real test! Their service is great both for take out and dine in.
(4)Michelle H.
This is our regular Thai place. Love the curry and the staff. When they know it is for you when you call it in, you know you eat there too often. I have tried several other Thai restaurants, but I keep coming back to this one.
(5)Carlos A.
All of the dishes our group had were excellent, and the portions are very generous. When I asked for "Thai hot" that's exactly what I got, where most restaurants tone it down for the white boy. The service was prompt and polite.
(5)Mel A.
Oh how I love Thai food! After moving to South Chandler, I thought we couldn't find a decent Thai place but alas, we have one. This restaurant is a must for lunch or dinner. Tucked away in a deserted parking lot is one of the best Thai restaurants in the east valley. It's cozy and clean and the dishes are made individually for your taste buds. My boyfriend and I go here about once every two weeks. We love the curry and always ask for the vegetarian option with tofu. Each meal brings a tear to my eye. Why you ask? Because the range of spiciness can bring a grown man or woman to tears! I'm a wimp so I settle for a 3 and if I'm on the wild side, I'll take my meal with a 4. My boyfriend often sticks to the 4 but likes to play on the dangerous side every once and a while with a 5 or 6. Not quite ready to venture into the 8-10 range. The Thai Ice Tea is sweet and delicious! The owner is great and the food is phenomenal. Check it out when you have a chance.
(5)Spider W.
Best thai in southeast valley! Pad Thai with chicken, Fresh Rolls and Green Curry with chicken are fantastic! Very friendly small, local business. Great place for thai to go. This is the best place if you are looking for quality, fresh and tasty thai food!
(5)Jan B.
Wonderful little place! We were very impressed with the food and spice level. The only negative comment is that it was a little warm in the restaurant at lunch time. My husband is a red curry fan and said it is some of the best he has every tasted. We will definitely be back.
(4)Lindsay M.
This restaurant has become a lunch favorite at my work. It has great food (their yellow curry is fantastic), wonderful customer service and reasonable prices. If I had to critique anything, it would be their location. They are located in the huge shopping center that used to house Basha's and Target...now empty. It is somewhat of a ghost town but don't be fooled! This is a family owned restaurant that you will be glad you visited.
(5)Howard E.
This restaurant used to be Thai Pots at a different storefront in the same strip mall. The owner said they switched names to set up an LLC because their accountant was screwing them. I hate accountants (except for my dad and my wife.) Looks: The place is rather non-descipt inside. It looks new and clean. Nice, but not fine dining. The teak wood on the walls was a nice touch. Food: Pretty standard Thai menu. Noodle dishes, curries, etc. We got the drunken noodles and the cashew chicken, substituting tofu for chicken. The drunken noodles were excellent. I really liked the flat noodles and sweet/spicy brown sauce. Lots of vegetables and chicken and a large portion overall. The cashew tofu was good, but not great. Stir-fry dishes have a low ceiling, in my opinion. Value: Both dishes were $11, about what you'd expect to pay for Thai food, maybe slightly higher. The portions were sizable, making the place a good value. Service: Excellent. They actually apologized for slow delivery of food, but we didn't even notice a delay. Miscellaneous: The menus still said Thai Pots and claimed to be oldest Thai restaurant in Chandler. Verdict: I'll definitely go back. The place wasn't fantastic enough to monopolize my Thai food business, but it's tasty and a good value, and close to my house.
(4)Whitny S.
We just love this restaurant. When ever we get the hankering. The TomKa Gai. Coconut soup is so good. And Panang, graprau. Sp I don't know how to spell it. Everything is yum.
(5)Heather M.
Delicious Thai food. The spring rolls are some of the freshest I've ever had, and the Drunken Noodles will have your mouth watering before your meal arrives. Small restaurant with friendly service, and absolutely my go-to spot for great Thai food in Southern Chandler.
(4)Kippi J.
I've been in Arizona for almost five years and have finally found a Thai place worth recommending to my friends! Completely unassuming, nestled in a partially empty strip center the inside is elegant yet simple. Booths are a little tight so if you bring friends and big-boned buddies you may have to wait for table seating. I had the Pad-see-ew and it practically melted in my mouth! Went for late lunch and it was empty but be sure to arrive before 2:30pm as they close to get ready for dinner. Best Thai place out here by far!
(5)Chris E.
Went here due to the recommendation for Pad Thai. Place is quiet and kinda nice looking. Was only offered water. Ordered the Pad Thai with Shrimp. Received quite a large helping of food, but I didn't really get much spicy or much spice in general come across. Nice place with a real cheap lunch menu.
(3)Chris M.
We like to go to Thai Dressing (formerly Thai Pots) for lunch. Their green, red, yellow, and Panang curry are to die for. Our favorite dish for takeout is Baking Seafood Curry. The food is very good. The service is very friendly and authentic. We love to support locally owned / run businesses. Thai Dressing is one of them! Note: they have moved to a new location in the same plaza (2820 S Alma Sc hool Rd, next to Big 5 Sporting Goods).
(5)Rob F.
I'm not an expert on Thai food but I do enjoy eating it often. I tried the yellow curry and while not as good as some other Thai places in Chandler it is good. The service was good and the owner was very kind. I definitely recommend.
(3)Trask A.
Ordered fried rice, green curry and the lettuce and chicken appetizer. The appetizer was fine, but the curry was dreary and the fried rice was just white rice with a lot of pepper. Will never return. Bad curry at a Thai restaurant is like a bad donut at a donut shop. A sure sign that some basic skills are lacking.
(2)Sean H.
Exploring the valley's Pad Thai offerings has been a regular thing for my girlfriend and I. After moving to Chandler it was the first thing we looked into for takeout. We were in luck to find a list of places to test out, and even more in luck that we gave this place a shot first. Kind of off the beaten path in a slightly hidden location but the food was excellent. Pad Thai medium was spicy enough to make my nose run, mild was exactly that. We'd recommend for sure!
(4)Bret F.
Its really called thai dressing, but uses the old thai pots menu. some of the reviews might not be as real (one review and 5 stars???) but i am here to say give them a shot. things i liked: 1. tiny table that fat people can't fit into. it's ridiculously small tables along the side of the place, but provides a much cozier feel. 2. coconut soup. let it sit for awhile until the mushrooms absorb the soup. i hate raw mushrooms. 3. curries are great, cashew chicken was tasty, and everything is full of flavor and spicy. 4. they ask you how spicy, on a scale of 1 to 10, how hot you'd like the dish. if you've never tried thai before, check this place out and i guarantee you'll never eat at pei wei or some other shitty chinese place ever again.
(4)Bubu C.
(1.5 star) We have been this place 3 times so far. The first two times were okay. However, the experience from today was terrible. I guess may be its business is not that good, I have strong feeling that they cut cost because its food quality is aweful. Pad thai is not the real pad thai. It is very americanized, which means it was overloaded with sodium and sugar. My green curry is too watery. They must put a lot of water inside in order to cut cost. Our soup tastes flat. Again, too much wafer inside the soup. Cost saving again? Service was not that good at all. The male server had never greeted and always ignored customers. It looks like this restaurant will be shutting down shortly.
(1)Kimberly S.
I eat Thai food fairly regularly and I was not impressed with our food from Thai Pots. We opted for takeout and got Pad Kee Mow (sp?) and also Yellow Curry, both with chicken. We received our food quickly (15 min) and the servers were very friendly. But, once home, we found the portions to be quite small (especially for the price!) and the Pad Kee Mow (which is typically a noodle dish) was noodle-less. We got a HUGE amount of white rice---really too much. I much prefer some of the other Thai restaurants in the area (I've had great luck with Thai Rama).
(2)Alisha F.
Was a little hesitant about this place at first because of it's location... but it's delicious! Went for lunch the first time, which is a smaller menu and gets pretty busy. The pad thai and yellow curry were some of the best I've had. Now we regularly order take out from here and have never had anything we didn't like. Also has a great dining room/atmosphere. Best thai in chandler!
(5)makku d.
After all the yelp ratings i got to think this was worth checking out. Thai is my favorite cuisine. Tom Yum soup is watered down fish sauce, inedible. Crab cakes come with lots of imitation crab meat and its upwards of 11 bucks. Chicken satay is chunky. Drunken noodles, let's say it tastes different. Somehow i don't get why this place has great rating. Ok now there is swadee., thai rama, yupa's and many more in the neighborhood, i am not going back.
(2)Armand M.
Pretty good food. Overall a 4 for taste.....
(4)Jenn R.
Love this place! Have only eaten in once but take out all the time. The owners always remember me and know how I like it. Super fresh and simply great food!
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