Kachai Thai Kitchen

"This Thai restaurant offers a mixed experience. Food (3/5): While the food is decent, it doesn't quite meet the high expectations set by other aspects of the restaurant. The flavors are satisfactory, but some dishes may lack the depth and authenticity found in top-tier Thai cuisine. Presentation and Ambiance (5/5): The presentation of dishes and the overall ambiance of the restaurant are outstanding. From beautifully plated dishes to a welcoming atmosphere, the restaurant excels in creating a visually appealing and inviting dining environment. Clean restrooms is a plus one to their maintenance as well. Staff (4/5): The staff is attentive and friendly, enhancing the overall dining experience. While their service is commendable, there may be occasional lapses in attention to detail or speed of service that prevent a perfect rating. We asked for napkins a few times and one of the dishes came with an ingredient we said no to while ordering. We kept it anyway as we were all hungry. Overall, while the food did not reach the same level of excellence as the presentation and ambiance, the combination of these factors, along with friendly staff, makes this Thai restaurant a decent choice for a pleasant dining experience."

"I have never had Thai food before and OMG this place is amazing. You get plenty to eat and the staff is always moving and looking for ways to keep busy. No laziness here. The food was AMAZING . I can't say enough about it. The prices are excellent. You must go!"

"Food was nicely presented. That and free parking is the only pro I could think of for this place. The flavor profile of all the dishes I got were just a bit off. Curry was watery and thin. Pad see ew was way too heavy on the oyster sauce . I been exposed to a fair share of northern and southern Thai food... and I have no idea what the flavors here are. It honestly tastes like Americanized. Both dishes could use more spice. Service was slow and not attentive."

"Trusty Thai dishes in an edgy atmosphere. Great date night vibe, business lunch, or gal gathering. They have my plum wine, so I tend to go here when I am in a celebratory mood. Military discount offered! Don’t forget to ask. This was the first place I ever saw “Swimming Rama” on the menu. It’s heated peanut sauce with your protein (I do tofu) over a large bed of fresh spinach. It mixes together wilting the spinach and eaten with rice. It was originally brought to Bangkok, Thailand, by Chinese immigrants."

"This place has great atmosphere and decorations, the music isn't too loud which is perfect. They can make things off menu, although the chicken came out a little chewy. My first choice was the saoh koi but the restaurant didn't have the ingredients, so I went with the beef panang curry."