Prasai’s Thai Cuisine
1563 Fillmore St, Twin Falls, ID, 83301
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Address :
1563 Fillmore St
Twin Falls, ID, 83301 - Phone (208) 735-8424
- Website https://www.prasais.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Attire : Casual
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
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Julee I.
I am from Seattle's days tire restaurant everywhere I have eat all typhoon in Seattle's when I come to Twin Falls I have come to this place is the best Thai food I have never had fought a long time you don't believe me come in and try it for yourself
(5)E B.
I have enjoyed this location every time that I have gone. I think they do a great job and the portions are large.
(4)Marc W.
I sooooo badly wanted to like the food at this place. At the counter, there's a sign that says "Veterans eat free Tuesday Nov 11th" (2014). Which would absolutely prompt me to send people here, BUT.... the Panang curry I had was awful. I don't know how to make it myself, yet I know I could whip up anything that would taste better. In fact, if I had no expectations of Thai food and then ate here, I would never take even an enemy out for Thai. Again, I do appreciate their patriotism, but I'm just going to offer to pay for a meal for a veteran.
(1)Megan W.
My favorite restaurant in Twin! Food is amazing, best place in town for vegetarians. I love their crispy tofu and peanut sauce. Fast, friendly service.
(5)Margaret S.
Had a great meal! Shrimp rolls tightly wrapped with a wonderful peanut sauce. Thai basil shrimp with rice, delicious. Would go there again in a heartbeat.
(4)Kacie R.
We were staying in the hotel across he street, it was pricey food, for average taste, the noodles in my pad Thai were too overcooked, the curry was excellent but not a great size of serving especially for cost. The BBQ pork was dry and not much more to report about the food. I don't know why it was priced so high I definitely wasn't paying for fine dining experience, looked like it could have been an old subway.
(2)Daisy M.
Not the best Thai food I've had, but given that this is Idaho it was still pretty good. I had the chicken panang to go, which was pretty salty for my taste and the portion was a little on the small side for the price. Also, I ordered it two star spicy and it didn't have a hint of any heat what so ever. I would go back if I was desperate for a Thai food fix.
(3)Scott S.
I thought it was OK. I called ahead (even though I was across the street at the Hampton) and my order was ready about 1 minute after I got there. There was nothing in the counter containers, so probably a good call to order ahead. Very friendly staff, and they put utensils in the bag without my asking. I got the Spring Rolls and BBQ Pork Fried Rice. The rolls were pretty good, but I didn't care for the plum sauce that came with them. The rice (spicy) was very good, but way too much for a single meal (as with the rolls). I may have the rest tomorrow for dinner. This is the third Thai place I've ever been to. One in Lodi, CA was absolutely horrible. The second was one in Antioch, CA, which was pretty good (I just had soup and rice, but was pretty impressed). Based on this place I'll likely try more.
(3)Patricia W.
I am new to Twin, and had an extreme craving for Pad Thai. This place is with in walking distance to my office, so I thought I would give it a try. The dining area is very clean, and looked like a good place to catch a quick sit down lunch (I took mine to go, so can't speak first hand on the dine-in experience). I headed to the counter, and checked out the food behind the glass. The lunch special is set up like a Chinese eatery at a mall foodcourt, where you can pick up to three entrees with steamed or fried rice (50 cents extra for the fried). Everything looked fresh and well made, but I was here to satisfy my Phad Thai craving, so I got that and added the chicken and veggie entree (not sure of the name, I think it was mislabeled as glass noodles). The portions were reasonable for the price. When I got back to my office, I sat down to enjoy some Thai...and it was a bit of a let down. Nothing had a kick to it, no spice at all. The Pad Thai was a little bland, and didn't have sprouts or peanuts on it, and didn't come with lime. I'm guessing when you order from the menu, and have it made just for you, you get a more authentic experience. For me, it didn't do Thai food justice. I might try them again for dinner. I noticed they have added a papaya salad to their menu, which is one of my favorites, so I might need to give them another chance...or try their main location down town.
(2)Mark S.
Not great. There are few options for Thai in Twin Falls. This place almost satisfies the craving sometimes, but I can make better at home.
(2)Sarah J.
First time here. Bland, tasteless drunken noodles that didn't seem sauteed enough. Would NOT order that again. Tom Kha soup was ok....not bad but Ive def had better. Not impressed with this place...its convenient to the hotels but dont get your hopes up for great Thai food when your craving it.......well people kept telling me that this place was good....so I thought Id try it again (maybe my first time there was just a bad night for them).......huge mistake. This now CONFIRMS my review......terrible, bland, greasy, boring thai food.....they should be embarrassed of themselves. I got the Pad Thai.....i mean come on....that's the main dish of Thailand......and it was blah. Threw the rest of it away, wasnt even worth saving for later.
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