Star Thai Cuisine

We drove here for lunch at 1:30pm on Thursday March 13, and they were closed! As in permanently closed. And they didn’t have any «we moved to…» signs in the window, so I assume they are gone. Sadness.

This has been my go-​to spot for Thai carry-​out for a while! I always get their drunken noodle dish as well as their pad thai. I have tried a few other dishes over the past few years but I just can’t get enough of the drunken noodles! ;) Their staff is really friendly and will go out of their way to make you happy. My boyfriend and I used to live a mile and a half outside of their delivery radius and they would deliver to us if we called at a reasonable time. :) I see some of these negative reviews and I have to scratch my head… I guess you can’t make everyone happy, but I really do believe that they try their best to! :)

I doubt the chef or owners are actually Thai. The food certainly is not. Bland, tasteless, water-​downed curry, frozen veggies, overcooked chicken, day-​old rice, stiro-​foam-​like pad thai… Shall I go on? Lesson learned, don’t order here again. No wonder tables are always empty.
Please fix your kitchen and hire a real Thai chef.

Star Thai is definitely a favorite Thai go-​to carry out in my house. Food is given in generous portions and is very delicious each time. I’ve never experienced any problems here, even dining in. Employees are attentive and friendly. Service is generally pretty quick.
My favorites are the pad thai, spicy chicken wings, hawaiian chicken and the watercrest. All of these dishes are tasty and flavorful. Can’t say I’ve disappointed in any dishes I’ve tried.

Its… Ok…
They do delivery well…
NO– they do not have a full bar– only beer and wine, and if you call after 1 they will not cook and deliver until dinner service.

Each and every time I’ve visited, this place is not busy at all; a few tables are taken at most. Service is slow especially since this place is empty a majority of the time. It takes a while for the waiters to re-​fill your glass and don’t regularly come by to check on you or the food. Portions are definitely on the smaller side, enough to fill you up, but usually I always have leftovers to take home when I go out for Thai food. The last time, I treated my boyfriend, brother and sister out to lunch here. We all ordered an entrée and 1 appetizer to share and finished everything.
This place is okay and is only conveniently located near my work when I’m having a Thai craving and would rather not eat a salad for lunch.

Dang! Why didn’t I listen to my fellow Unilocalers???
My very first Thai experience and I picked a mediocre place… shame on me!
Ordered Pad Thai and spring rolls — cost me $ 16 plus tip. Neither wowed me in any way. Just meh. So, why the A-​Okay rating? It simply isn’t fair! I have absolutely no basis for comparison when it comes to Thai food, so this pad thai could have been da bomb and I never would know it! Then again, I do know good food and this did nothing for me.
I will try one of the much more highly recommended places in the future — Sisters and Thai by Thai appear to be better options for a Thai newb like myself.

I’ve eaten in here a few times and they have all been alright experiences. The food is acceptable. The service is acceptable.
Take-​out was a real disappointment. My vegetarian pad thai had only two pieces of tofu. Unacceptable.

I have ordered take out from here 2 times, the first time I ordered the Gang Gai, which is green curry. It ended up being very watery and tasteless. I decided, hey I’ll give them one more try, maybe it was an off day. But no, still no good. This time I ordered Pad Pak and vegatable drunken noodles. They both only came with two small pieces of Tofu, and again, watered down and this time over salted. Sorry Star Thai, I will not be back.

For some reason everything tasted salty. Something was off.
From the thom yong soup and the glass noodles.
Service could be better. The place wasn’t so busy when I arrived so there is no excuse for mediocre service.
Wasn’t really my first choice but seeing how long the line was to chipotle I decided to check this place out, now that I did I won’t be back.

Prices are great, portion size is good (it will fill you up but you won’t be «too full»).
Service is speedy.
On Fridays/​Saturdays the place has a guy playing live music. Acoustic guitar covers of Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel and the like. Not too bad. Makes the atmosphere a bit more enjoyable, but not so loud you have to yell to your friends/​date.
Definitely give it a try and see for yourself.

I have tried this place four times. Each time hoping it will be better, but unfortunately they are very tight on chicken i ordered gang gai twice and Pad Thai with Chicken twice. Both dishes are served with almost no chicken at all; 4 tiny pieces at best. It is such a shame because it is very fast service if you are ordering to go and it’s close to where i live but the portion is minuscule it is pathetic :(
I am originally from Australia so i am familiar with Thai food (as there are lots of Thai restaurants so i know what the food should taste like and i cant help comparing). Also noticed that the Pad Thai is almost tasteless :(
Wont be giving this place a 5^th chance that’s for sure

Not bad at all very satisfied with speedy service, quality, and quantity of food.
No real cons, price was a teeny bit much but overall good experience

I would give their food and service a 4, and facility a 2.
Food is very good, ample amounts and presentation, and good service. What’s not to like is the appearance and cleanliness. First, the weird effect of the storefront glass gives the appearance that the place is unoccupied retail space. Nothing in the window like a menu or decoration. Just closed blinds, which is probably due to it’s sunny (hot) elevation. More importantly, the interior front door (inside the foyer) is so grossly filthy with years of greasy hand prints that we washed up as soon as we entered. Second, there was a little paper trash in several spots on the floor of the dining area. Unacceptable, especially when it was nearly empty when we arrived. I wish I could email these folks because they are obviously unaware.

There is no love in this food.
The Crispy Duck was battered and fried pieces of duck with a thin, tasteless sauce and other peppers/​veggies so lightly tossed around in oil that it may have just been raw.
The Pad See Ew with tofu was a joke. First off, the tofu was stale, like when you’ve deep fried it one day, let it sit out, and then deep fried it again another day. The noodles had no essence of smoke whatsoever. It just tasted like some noodles tossed in sweet soy sauce and then made even sweeter with a bunch of sugar. Turns out that was actually the truth. When I finished the leftovers at home I found a whole chunk of crystallized sugar in the noodles.
I was introduced to Thai food at this restaurant and it’s sad that this will be my last memory of it.

My office ordered Star Thai the other day, and since I’d never tried it before I opted to join in. I can only review the Chicken Pad Thai since that’s what I ordered, but it was pretty delicious.
The noodles were cooked to translucent tenderness and the sauce was great. The chicken was tender and I was given a generous portion. Cost: $ 7.95 for lunch. Not bad.
The delivery person was very prompt, and also very friendly when he brought the food. It was a blazing hot day and he still remained cheerful, now that’s noteworthy!

This Thai Super Star visiting Star Thai to fulfill his tummy and use a specialious coupon worth $ 25.
Ordered the Yum Water Crest Salad as an appetizer. Somewhat of a hidden gem, as most restaurants do not offer such a dish commonly found in Thailand, the salad had an even amount of watercress, shrimp, sea scallop and calamari tossed in light batter and deep-​fried, topped with Thai fish sauce (lime juice, Thai peppers, garlic, nam pla, and sugar). The salad was good but could’ve used additional spice.
Next up was the Shrimp Pad Thai. One of the better Pad Thai’s I have in awhile as the noodle was cooked right with an egg and seasoned with a tasty sauce.
Finished up with Goong Gai Sub Ka Prow (ground shrimp and chicken stir fried). Normally this Ka Prow is served with green beans and pork rather than a combination of ground shrimp and chicken; however, the dish was a delightful surprise from the norm. Again, I felt it could’ve been spicier.
The service was friendly and fast. If I lived closer I would probably visit Star Thai frequently. A well deserved 3.5 Stars for Star Thai.

Came back here to eat by myself since my fiancé is out of town. Dinner for one please and a side of tears. jk.
Got the red curry chicken thingy. Was very very very good. I asked for extra spicy too. It was pretty spicy, but not super spicy. but still delicious. yum yum. I love thai food.

For the convenient location, and just a 10 minute drive from my house, I used to come here a lot.
I LOVED (notice the past tense) the drunken noodles. The last time I wentt, the noodles were not only DRENCHED IN OIL, but also was bland!
Not only that, the creepy looking bartender kept staring the entire time. Every time I looked over, he would quickly look away. When my friend and I walked out, he smiled creepily and gave me this stalker– like «hello». Yea… that totally gave me the goosebumps.
I will never set foot in that place again.