Thai Tip

"The food was fantastic and fresh. We ordered egg rolls, pad thai, and pineapple fried rice. They were really good about my husband's tomato allergy and made sure there were no tomatoes in the pineapple fried rice. Our waiter, Jesse, was great and attentive. Will definitely be back soon. Thank you!"

"Great little Thai spot. Decent Thai tea (a bit over sweetened though), and their curry was delightful, but the beef in it was a tad overcooked. Service was also excellent, but the food did take a bit to come out. Overall for the price it is pretty good value and I can see it being a good take out spot too."

"Great service and even better food! Our server recommended the Pineapple fried rice, which was beyond amazing, the pineapple soaks up all the curry flavor. The ginger, lemongrass, and garlic in the fried rice was super tasty. We ordered everything Medium spicy which was plenty spicy for us but if you grew up in New Mexico definitely try the NM Hot."

"A group of three of us met at Thai Tip at 5:30pm on a weekday for dinner. It was the first time for all of us. Their fried rice selection is very large - there are seven different fried rice options to choose from! I chose the eggplant curry (khang kheaw whan nua) which I haven’t seen on many Thai menus. It came with a choice of protein, green curry, eggplant, coconut milk, and is topped with bell peppers. I ordered mine mild with tofu as the protein. The curry was delicious! The tofu came fried in the dish. It had a hint of heat that complimented the flavor. My only critique would be that I wished I had more rice. My husband got the Thai Tip Famous Teriyaki Fried Rice, which is also something I haven’t seen on other Thai menus (teriyaki fried rice). The rice consisted of a choice of protein, egg, bacon, bacon grease, onions, peas, carrots, and teriyaki sauce. It was flavorful, and interesting, as Thai cuisine doesn’t usually use bacon. I’m not sure I’d get it again if it was an option between that and, say, a staple like pineapple fried rice. The service was friendly and attentive. The restaurant has both booths and open seating. Customers using wheelchairs and large bodied customers will not have an issue at this place as there are no steps and the chairs are a sturdy metal with no sides/arm rests. ————————- **UPDATE ** What a disappointing experience. This was our second visit here. Our last time was over a half year ago, and either they’ve gotten a new chef overall or they had a new chef for this evening. We came in on a Wednesday evening at 4:30pm, so there wasn’t a dinner rush. There were two servers and at least one cook, yet the wait was very, very long for the food. There was only one other couple in the restaurant, so why there was such a delay was confusing. I had the pineapple fried rice with tofu, medium spice. I ordered cilantro to be added, but they forgot it. The entree came out hot instead of medium, and for some reason tasted incredibly metallic. I’m not sure what caused it, but it was not appetizing in any way. The service was slow and non-attentive, which again was odd given there were two servers and just two two-tops (so four patrons overall). Previously I had given Thai Tip a 4/5, but this time my dining companion and I agreed on a 2/5. I think that’s generous given the food was unappetizing, the wait time slow, and the service inattentive. It’s too bad their chef changed over or the quality has declined in the past half year. We won’t return."

"Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Food was delicious. I got a heat mix between medium and NM hot and it was perfect."