Table Thai Bar & Bistro

Amazing place, great food! Definitely try if you’re near that area. Their spicy eggplant is awesome! Best I’ve ever had and their soups are delicious.

Wow super good food, service and prices! Tried the vegan Four Season dish and it is super tasty and healthy! Loved the soup that came with itService was quick, helpful and pleasant. Looking forward to coming back and trying more dishes. Glad I found this gem!

I like to come here for lunch. Big portions at a reasonable price. My favorite is the Drunken Noodles… enjoy

I just found this place by accident. Oh my gosh! This must been one of best place in Vegas. We come to Vegas pretty often, stay at strip and do all the Vegas things. But we have hard time finding a great restaurant to meet both of our need, My partner being vegan and I love to eat everything.
Table of Thai offered selection vegan items, and also anything you see in the menu could be adjusted to vegan.
Everything we had was fantastic, and service are amazing. They were friendly and helpful. I would recommend anyone who is vegan or vegetarian, and all of meat lovers could be happy with what they have to offer!

This place is enthusiastically getting an upgrade to 5 stars. The food and service is consistently outstanding and the pricing makes it a great value. This place has become a regular favorite for my wife and I.
The Salmon with Mango Salsa and Panang Curry are two of my favorites.

The BEST Thai food in the city, hands down.
This place is a little hidden, tucked inside a shopping center right next to Sunrise Coffee. The inside is very nicely decorated, with some of the most comfortable couches/​chairs I have ever sat on in a restaurant. The restaurant has a level of elegance that makes you feel like you’re eating at a fancy restaurant without being overwhelmingly stuffy or overpriced.
The staff were INCREDIBLY friendly and attentive. My water glass was never even half empty. And they were more than ready to offer suggestions when we were struggling to pick what we wanted to eat because everything on the menu sounded so good.
We ended up ordering the Season Rolls, Tom Kha Soup, Drunken Noodles with Chicken and Massaman Curry. First, let me say how happy I am that a place is finally combining egg/​spring rolls with summer rolls on one appetizer. I always want to eat both, and usually have to pick, but the combination is a great idea, and I wish more restaurants did this. The soup was delicious, and a HUGE portion. Not only does your bowl get filled, but the container with extra broth on the side means you get the equivalents of two bowls of soup. The noodles weren’t bad, a little too heavy on the onions, but otherwise no complaints. The curry was definitely the star. Awesome blend of spices.
I’d strongly recommend this place, even if you don’t live on this side of town, it is worth the drive.

Love this place!!! They make their food spicy (choose level 1 – 10, even a 2 is pretty hot) Items i have tried so far: spicy basil with tofu, red curry with tofu, fried tofu, orange tofu, side of mixed veggies. Everything was really good, but id have to say the orange tofu was my least favorite. The mixed veggies are just plain steamed veggies but for $ 3 you get a huge portion, great to mix in with some of the saucier entrees! Red curry is my fave item so far. It reminds me of panang curry from Komol. Im super happy this place is within delivery distance from my place :)

Really liked this place. Came in with a group of 8 people & they were on top of everything making sure we were always filled with drinks. Staff was always very attentive & we never had to sit around for anything. We ordered several things off the menu (see photos) I specifically ordered the Silver Noodles which I hadn’t had for ages. It was great. Also ordered the Thai Tea Crêpe Cake for dessert & that was so yummy. Everyone in our group loved the place & all said we’d come back. Hopefully I can make it there someday for lunch & try their lunch specials.

Had deliver from this place… Absolutely amazing. Very light twist on your typical Thai food. Not the same boring normal. Delivery took FOREVER — reason for the one less star.

This was a pleasant surprise. I was on my way next door for coffee (*rise) and as I parked I thought, I’ll just have a late lunch (2:30). From the outside, this place is much understated and truly unimpressive but as you enter, you immediately realize the owner put a lot of thought into making this place comfortably chic and more upscale than most Thai restaurants. The venue is well lit, large windows with enough tinting to make it very comfortable and clean. I cannot emphasize enough how clean the place looks.
Lunch pricing is lower than average at a great value of $ 7 – 9! This is only reinforced by the more than reasonable portion size. This place reeks of great value, at least for lunch. Considering this is my first visit and my first review of this restaurant, food-​wise I would only read into this «lightly» until a couple more visits.
The food came out within 3 – 4 minutes of my order. Therefore, on the onset, service is awesome, the kitchen fast (perhaps too fast – I’ll explain later), the staff very engaging and attentive; giving you enough space so as not to crowd the guest and are «invisible» in a positive way. They filled my beverage (tea/​water) without notice.
The disappointment — this is the gist of it. After all we go to restaurants to eat. Therefore, if the food isn’t what stands out over the ambiance, then the place is just, okay. The brown rice was sticky and pasty; a clear sign that it was past its time in the rice cooker. My order was as basic as it can be for a first time visit – Broccoli Chicken. As I mentioned earlier the portion size was generous, at least 8-​ounces (easily 5 oz of chicken). The chicken was cooked well. The vegetables, soft and over cooked. The flavors over all were spot on; sauce was delicious. Here is what I suspect they do in the kitchen: the base — veggies and broth sit in a pot. They flash cook the meats (chicken, beef, pork or shrimp) per order and throw that into the base at plating. This unfortunately makes the cooking unbalanced. Say what you would about the P** W** chain but, theirs is cooked to order. All of it, to order, each time. Therefore, the veggies are not soggy and it only takes 3 – 4 minutes more. I don’t think anyone would balk if the kitchen takes 10-​minutes to put out your lunch order. After all you can pass the time with the soup that comes with the meal anyway. Also, the salad greens were Iceberg lettuce instead of a leafy mixed green which has more nutritional value but hey, it is under $ 8! This place would better serve their customers if they par-​cook the veggies or just keep the stock separately and compose the ingredients upon each order. I’ll give this place another couple of tries for dinner and perhaps with a larger group to experience it on a better day. Every establishment is entitled to a bad day.

Hands down the BEST Thai food in Vegas! I eat from here at least weekly and it never gets old. Funny thing is that I never eat at the restaurant. Only once. Enjoyed it there but the delivery is quick and the food always comes hot and delicious! Friendly staff. They always remember me when I call. The to go presentation is awesome. Good quality containers that can be saved for Tupperware. Ok now for the food.
Panang chicken is the absolute best. Pineapple fried rice and drunken noodle is also good. The chicken is very good quality and super tender.
Do yourself a favor and check this place out. It’s my new favorite spot :) I love you table Thai

Delicious Thai food, good service, good portion sizes, and pretty average pricing for Vegas. Relatively close to Galleria Mall and open late if you’re looking for something good to eat after a long day of shopping!
Had a late dinner here after shopping so went a little crazy since we were starving…
Papaya Salad ($ 9) — comes with 2 grilled shrimp on top. Good portion size and ³⁄₅ spicyness had the perfect amount of kick for me. Overall ⁴⁄₅ not the most amazing rendition but definitely above average and the shrimp was a nice touch.
Drunken Noodle with Soft Tofu ($ 10) — good but not amazing in terms of flavor. Portion size was above average but dish itself was pretty average and there wasn’t enough flavor at ³⁄₅ spicyness for some reason for this dish only so overall ³⁄₅
Spicy [Crispy] Eggplant with Soft Tofu ($ 11) — The flavor /​sauce for is so good and the eggplant is really unique the way they make it. Surprisngly crispy on the outside but soft on the inside despite sitting on a bunch of the yummy sauce. I’ve ordered this dish at other thai places and the eggplant is often soggy and drenched in oil – not the case here! We devoured this dish including all the veggies in it. Definitely worth trying! Overall ⁵⁄₅ for this dish.
Mango Stinky Rice (I forgot the price but I believe it was around $ 7-​$ 8) — I only had a bite of this cause I’m not a big sweets person but the husband loved it. I have to admit the sticky rice was pretty good… it reminds me of the chinese eight treasures rice dessert a bit
Our waters were always filled without our having to ask. The ambiance is nice, especially for the area. Bathroom was clean. I’ll definitely be back if I’m ever in the area!

I was recently staying in Vegas for a business trip, and was stuck at the Hampton Inn hotel (which apparently doesn’t have any restaurants near it!). The front desk staff recommended delivery, and I discovered this delivery restaurant on Unilocal.
I ordered from Table Thai and got my food within 35 – 40 minutes (as promised). Overall, the food was very solid. In fact, I ordered twice from this restaurant during my 3 day staff, and was really impressed with the mango sticky rice (YUM!) and eggplant veggie stir fry. Overall, glad I found it as it was one of the few delivery places near my hotel!

Table Thai on Sunset by the park,
We come here at least once a week now,
You have to try the mango salmon, place is very elegant, good for a quiet date, food presentation is comparable to top notch hotels in the strip
We use to drive 15 minutes to our favorite Pinkao Thai on Eastern by 215. Now we go here around the block, open late
My wife and I eat out to classy and reasonable reastaurants, this is one of our favorite place, price reasonable
Management and staff are our friends now,
I’m not sure about take out, I prefer to eat in.
Hope to have them here forever and good luck on their restaurant
Just try it and we know you will love it, every dish is different, just like styles of chef, you can also let them know what you want
Larry and chona

Went here for dinner with some friends after taking my exam and I have to say the food here is pretty darn good! It’s located in a small plaza and has a dim, sort-​of intimate atmosphere.
I ordered the pad thai with chicken and shrimp which looked really good because it had a nice glazed appearance due to the tasty sauce (I hate it when places serve pad thai that looks dry and dehydrated!). I also got a good amount of shrimp (more than 3 pieces!) and chicken. Check out the picture to see for yourself! The quality of the dish as a whole was delicious and I would say it is on par with Naga (although my friends prefer Naga a bit more than here). One advantage this place has over Naga is the fact that their portions are bigger so you get more bang for your buck.
I would definitely come back here if I am craving Thai food since I had such a good experience. The staff is nice and attentive since they kept refilling our waters without having to call them over. The prices aren’t bad and are worth it because of the quality and quantity.
Check this place out if you get a chance! I will keep you guys updated when I decide to go back here.

I was in the mood for Thai and instead of going to my usual Thai spot around the corner from my house I Unilocaled and found this place and wow I’m glad I did!
This place is small, clean and chic. The service was excellent and the chef here knows what he is doing. My compliments to the chef!
We had the lunch special, which starts at $ 7! Great prices and amazingly delicious food!
They also have a vegan menu. This place is well deserving of their great reviews. I am definitely coming back here.
And I know this is going to sound really weird, but this place has really comfortable seating! I didn’t want to get up from my chair.

Walked in with a group of 10… Every restaurant employee gives giant grimace.
¹⁄₅ for service.
I tried the pineapple fried rice, pad see ew and pad thai. All were really good. I loved the pad see ew the most! The lunch special sizes were of a good proportion, the soup tasted like vegetable water. Get lunch special for the price not for the side soup.
They were quick to give us to go boxes and let us each walk up to the register and pay individually (they would not give us separate checks).
My only other problem with Table Thai was how thirsty I was after the meal!
Also, no hard alcohol. Limited number of beers and wines.
ALSO, turn up your AC!!! We were burning up in there!

Took my wife here on her lunch break this afternoon. This place managed to get us well fed and on our way in under an hour which is a pretty great accomplishment in itself.
But that was the thing that impressed me least. This restaurant is a modest little space tucked away in retail center that you might miss if you aren’t looking closely. The parking lot is tight, and often full.
I’m not sure why, but the restaurant only had a few other tables when we were there during the peak lunch hour on a weekday. I can’t really complain though, the place was quiet and provided the perfect atmosphere for an afternoon lunch date with my wife.
The place is impeccably clean, and well put together. The décor is less like a traditional Thai restaurant and more like a modern bistro you’d find in an urban restaurant district.
We had two different servers waiting on us, making service as quick and efficient as we could hope for given the circumstance.
I love Thai food, but I can’t say I’ve been the most adventurous when it comes to the menu at most restaurants. Poke fun at me if you must, but I usually get pad Thai, garlic string beans, or basil chicken.
I tried the pad Thai here, which proved to be an excellent choice because it was one of the most enjoyable renditions I’ve ever had. Not too soft, with a bold, well-​balanced smoky flavor.
I’m not sure why, but I always request the highest spice level (5 at this restaurant), and Thai restaurants never deliver the heat. As with every place, the server asked me if I was sure if I wanted it so spicy, and when I said «most definitely», I was brought a mild dish. Maybe they’ve had too many past experiences where people have requested full spice and couldn’t handle it so they didn’t want to risk having to remake any more food. I don’t know, but when I say I want it hot, i’m not playing games! No worries though, like all great places, Table Thai has a spice assortment of powder and sauces to kick up the heat of the food to your liking.
My wife got the yellow curry chicken, which she seemed to love, and while it did look delicious, I don’t enjoy curry so I can’t comment on the flavor of her dish, except to tell you she enjoyed it immensely.
They serve an excellent Thai iced tea in a mason jar glass, which adds an interesting touch to the classic drink. Very nicely done!
The food and drink portions were enormous, especially for a lunch special, which is an impressive $ 7 meal that includes a soup and salad.
The only item I didn’t care for was the soup. It was a little light on flavor in my opinion: a simple broth/​onion soup with broccoli and a dumpling. I almost feel bad griping about it because it came with my meal so I didn’t pay any extra for it and my wife seemed to really enjoy it.
Overall, I think Table Thai is one of the best Asian restaurants I’ve tried so far in Las Vegas and I’m so glad we found it!

Every so often, Unilocal fails me. This is that time. What’s up with the almost perfect average rating!!! =/
Came here for dinner on a weekday evening. It was prime time dinner hour (around 7 – 7:30p) and there was only one other table besides us.
First star removal: no wine and liquor? Why not? But yet there’s the word «bar» in your name. By all means, I’m no alcoholic. I actually can’t stand the taste of alcohol. My boyfriend simply wanted a glass of wine to go with his dinner. They’re been open for what… about 6 months now? Or more? Why are they still waiting for their liquor license?
Second star removal: the food. Just wasn’t very tasty. Bland chicken + shrimp pad thai. Not flavorful at all. And only 2 shrimps!?! For a dinner sized entrée?! I ordered the chicken thai basil fried rice. Definitely didn’t look like FRIED RICE. It was more like mushy rice. The rice was all stuck together and it was kinda… soggy…if that makes sense. Maybe the rice was under-​cooked? Chicken was dried too. Tasted even worse as leftovers and I am NOT a snob when it comes to eating my food two days in a row. I actually love leftovers, but not with this. Minus another star for that.
Only good thing was the appetizer sampler. Two vegetable eggrolls, three chicken satays and 3 shui mais. At least they made that good. We came, we saw, we’re done.

Came here for dinner tonight. Elegant interior and décor, great customer service, but I wasn’t too impressed with the food itself.
This is a small restaurant. I arrived between 5:45 — 6:00pm. There were very few people there, but I was okay with that. The seats had style and were super comfy. This is the place to go on a first date.
We ordered the wonton soup, Pad Thai, and Crying Tiger.
A small bowl of wonton soup is $ 6. They deliver the dumplings, veggies, and shrimp in the bowl and pour the broth from a mini pitcher at your table. Very unique way to present your wonton soup. The flavor was quite different because it had a sweet flavor to it. Overall, the soup was delicious, but I’m used to the traditional unsweetened and salty broth flavor. The soup includes pieces of chicken, shrimp, bok choy, carrots, and ofcourse, wontons.
The Crying Tiger is slices of grilled ribeye for $ 12. It came with a side of small (I think some kind of chilli oil) sauce. It was a bit dry and on the bland side.
FInally, the Pad Thai. It was a bit on the greasy side. The Pad Thai was big enough to share. The server didn’t ask how spicy we wanted the Pad Thai, so that’s probably why they brought it out with a spicy level of 0. The taste was pretty bland too, but it’s nothing that Siracha or hot chilli oil can’t fix.
The ambiance is nice, the presentation is nice, but the food itself tasted a little bland. Overall this was a good experience, but it’s not my favorite Thai place in town.