Archi’s Thai Kitchen

I was pleasantly surprised with the cleanliness and quality of this Thai restaurant. I developed a fondness for Thai quinine after visiting Bangkok and it’s beautiful little islands years ago. Most Thai restaurants around town don’t meet my criteria (for cleanliness, especially)… but so far so good on Archi’s place. I recommend trying their Thai Tea, Chicken Rad Na, Pad Thai, and be sure get an extra side of Peanut sauce. :)

I love pad Thai and I will be coming back here for more. Quiet place, courteous staff, large portions for a good price and food is delicious. They also ask you for a spice scale on your food on a 1 to 10 scale rather than mild, medium and spicy which I liked and I haven’t seen that before.

The service is absolutely disgraceful. I stayed in Thailand and had always enjoyed the world famous Thai hospitality… but sadly not in this restaurant. Good was good but the service brought everything down to 1 Star rating. If there was a half-​star rating… they probably deserved it

Can’t get enough of the chicken pad thai and an ice cold thai tea. Customer service is a bit short of what I expect but the food is delicious.

Pros: the portions match the price point therefore come hungry !!! Haha food is of quality and the atmosphere is nice. While the service isn’t completely catering to the customer it is still good and they will come to you once you call them over.
Cons: first of all this is totally opinionated so make your own judgement on the following statements: I was not as intrigued by the flavor combinations. I’ve ordered my three dishes (pad Thai spicy string beach chicken and Panang curry) at many Thai restaurants and this restaurant has to have my least favorite in flavoring. It was very under seasoned for me personally. All I rated in the Panang curry was coconut milk whereas other places I get a more fragrant herbal smell and overpowering taste. Also the chicken was completely over cooked I had to chew on it like it was bubblegum.
As of returning, this restaurant goes on my maybe list because it is out of my way and I wasn’t 80−100% satisfied

Best Thai food in town! My fiancé and I go here every month to get Tom Yum soup and panang curry!

I have had food from one of their other location and figured this one would be just the same. Sike
1. They have a pretty cool to-​go/​pick up window
2. The workers seem younger and less patient then their older counterparts at the fancier locations
3. They dont take directions
4. Rude
When I place an order over the phone im usually looking directly at the menu. Now the menu they have online looks like some fuzzy picture of a picture. I ordered 2 orders of pad thai, one chicken one house (with all meats). NO NUTS. Which I reiterated twice no nuts. Ok 25 min, k great.
As I arrive to pick up my order Im met with a heafty $ 27. Yikes. The menu says 6.95 ea. Im quickly told that was the lunch price and the dinner price was 9.95 and 12.95 for the house pad thai. Wowzers i said, I didnt see any dinner prices on the menu. Well dinner started at 3pm. Hm interesting. As i pay him he hands me the food, shuts the window then walks away. Um wtf how did you know i didn’t want my change back? Rude.
Once i made it home i opened the containers hoping the tasty food would calm my nerves and what do i see. Nuts. Nuts. Why me. I’m not allergic or anything but i did state twice I didn’t want any on either order. After that initial let down my boyfriend and I check the menu again. Im right, no dinner prices and it looks like a picture of a picture.
The food was okay but for the hassle I’m sure I can find a place with a friendlier staff and less grease.
Also know for lunch specials you will get cheated out of soup if you do take out. You will still have to pay the same price, but no soup. I even tried to negotiate an extra wonton or egg roll since there was no price difference but no deal.
As if 11÷28÷15 looks like the menu is up to date visually and the prices more accurate.

I am a huge fan of Thai food… wish the beer didn’t match the price of a plate of food!

Best spicy basil pork dish in Las Vegas. Has subtle spicy and basil taste. With ground meat. Pork requires longer cook time than beef/​chicken so the meat gets infused with the seasoning. Chicken was good, but pork was better. I like my spicy basil dish dry, not wet, and for the most part, Archi’s does make the dish dry. A wet dish means it wasn’t cook long enough to infuse the meat with the flavors. Unfortunately, the dish is inconsistently cook (sometimes wet and not as flavorful) so removing one star.
The other dishes that I tried were ok, but I didn’t try many because I almost always got my favorite dish.
Note that the restaurant sign outside does not light up «Archi’s», only «Thai Kitchen». So when you are looking for it in the dark, concentrating on finding a restaurant named Thai Kitchen because the Archi’s is invisible. Parking is plentiful out front (strip mall).
The restaurant inside is warm and comfortable. Service is very friendly.

Always good here. Nice and clean good service. Red curry with tofu is very good. Papaya salad is very good as well. My favorite Thai restaurant

Hands down one of the best places for Thai food in this city! We always get the chicken Pad See Ew, Basil beef, and our 3^rd item we try something new. Mongoalian beef is also great but I wish that they added more meat and less veggies but the sauce is great! We also end our meal with to-​go Thai Tea drinks. Yummy!

I was impressed by this place. I’ve been wanting to try this place for a while, and I finally got the opportunity to last night since I was around the area.
The place itself is small, but not crowded. It was very clean, nice décor, and nice ambiance.
We had the Thai Toast, Beef Jerky, Chicken Pad Thai, Panang Curry, and the Pad Prik Pow.
Started with the Thai Toast and Beef Jerky. The Thai Toast has minced chicken and shrimp inside with cucumber salad on the side. I had mistaken the cucumber salad for dipping sauce, but it was still good. I say cucumber salad is good dipping sauce for Thai Toast.
The Beef Jerky had the perfect combination of tender and thick. Full of flavor.
The Chicken Pad Thai came in a huge plate. I say it’s good for at least 2 – 3 people, depending how hungry you are. On a spicy level from 1 – 10, the spicy level we ordered was a 7 and it was spicier than I expected! I absolutely loved the flavor.
I ordered the Panang Curry with a level 5 spicy level (out of 10). Again, also spicier than expected, which is awesome.
Last, I had the Pad Prik Pow. This also had a spicy level 5 out of 10 and spicier than expected. I had to order some Thai Iced Coffee to cool my taste buds.
Archi’s Thai was a great experience with great food, and great ambiance.

Becoming a local fan… I have been to the other locations (café and bistro)… The kitchen is by far the best. I love how quick the orders come out and how well everything tastes. LoL
This trip we ordered the veggie egg rolls (I have loved egg rolls since middle school) this time around they could have been cooked maybe 1 minute longer but since they were veggie style they were fine not being scalding hot. But I like the flaky outside and sweet and sour sauce.
Also we got the sweet and sour chicken with white rice and noodles on the side… Yum. We added cashews because that’s how I roll.
We have been to Archi’s about 4 – 5 times now and we will continue going.
My only complaint is they close way to early. Sometimes at 11 we want Archi’s. LoL

Archi’s had a charming, rustic feel to the place. On the inside, the décor relies much on objects placed in the room, and not fancy decorations adorning the walls. The paint looked old, and there were some patches on the wall. Overall, the restaurant looked clean and it was a little busy when we were seated.
Their food didn’t really blow me out of the water. I have had better Thai food in Vegas — the food here is just average. I had the yellow curry, which comes with jasmine rice and your choice of meat (I chose beef). They asked me for the spiciness on a scale of 1 – 10 and their 4 was just right; not too hot, but just enough spiciness to be flavorful. It was a filling meal, but there are probably better places out there with the same price range as Archi’s. When it came to dessert, they had mochi ice cream on the menu. Unfortunately, the waiter told us that they didn’t even serve it anymore (menu update?).
I’d probably come back because it’s in close proximity to where I live, but I wouldn’t say it’s as amazing as all the hype it seems to have.

This is my favorite Thai restaurant. I have frequented this location on average 2 times a month for a couple years now.
I usually order the Po Tak soup and Chicken Panang Curry sauce with extra veggies. It comes with rice. When I don’t get soup, the Pork Satay with peanut sauce is usually my alternate choice. The satay is the best I’ve ever had because of its tender, large chunks of meat, and the peanut dipping sauce.
He usually gets the Pad Kapow (pork) and the Pad Thai (chicken). They are excellent.
My favorite dessert in the summer is their fresh imported mangos with sticky rice and coconut milk.
They add spices according to your liking and tolerance level. I like my food a little spicy — but not hot. A three is perfect for me in the summer and a four in the winter. He usually gets a level 10, and I usually watch as he drools and eats packets of sugar.
I enjoy their Jasmine hot tea, the excellent service, clean restaurant, and atmosphere. Ask for Ten, she’s the best server.

Can we say «the perfect place for business ladies lunch?»
I was met with a smile, the place smelled wonderful. My party arrived shortly thereafter, our server was prompt and polite. The music wasn’t too loud or distracting and the food… The food was awesome. I had the pineapple curry with just a dash of spice to kick it up and it was PERFECT!
Our server was attentive to our drinks, she checked in on us enough but not too much. She brought the check out when we were ready and didn’t mind when we stayed and chatted a while once we were done.
I will return, I will bring more clients there and I can’t wait to try other items on the menu.

Jasmine tea is a must!
Dined here last night and was greeted at the front door by Archi himself, nice guy!
HER…Pineapple Panang-​3, Chicken Pad Thai-​3, Mango w/​Sticky Rice
ME…Spicy basil pork-​10, Chicken Pad Thai-​10,
Excellent service as always!

Archi’s is an old dependable. Having been to 3 of the locations over the years, you get very predictable quality food at reasonable prices with pleasant service. Short of having spectacular food, that’s about as much as you can ask for in a Thai restaurant.
All of their locations are pleasantly decorated, but the Village Square branch is bigger and more modern in its setting. I find Thai restaurants to have generally pleasant service overall, but I think Archi’s goes even a step beyond that. Their food is at least good, with some great dishes. I’m partial to the Thai Toast, a must have appetizer in my book. It’s a flavorful meat «stuffed» onto toast slices, served with cucumber & onion salad. LOVE this dish. Their papaya salad and beef salad are also very good. For main dishes, I like all their curry dishes and the spicy basil dish, and you can’t go wrong with their pad thai.
Unless you find that spectacular Thai place, this is the place where you will not be disappointed and can find some great surprises. There’s a reason why this chain is so popular and continues to expand.
Table-​for-​1 Factor: I went to lunch at the Flamingo location and there were several people eating alone. So it’s at least good for lunch, and I think it will be okay for dinner as well. Atmosphere isn’t intimidating so I don’t think it will feel too awkward.

Great service! The food was served in a timely manner. We ordered panang and tofu, Tom Kha gai soup, and pad see ew. Everything was so delicious! The Tom Kha Gai soup was so good. I Highly recommend that soup. It tasted really refreshing. The server accidentally served us the wrong dish. She apologized and gave us the right dish so fast. She was super nice!

There are some good Thai restaurants in Vegas and Archi’s Thai is definitely one of them.
Their lunch deal is reasonable at $ 8 and comes with a great soup. We ordered Ginger Ginger Ginger and Pad Thai, both had nice presentation and portion.