Thai Village - Princeton

Tasty food but not extremely decedent or accurate. While I do enjoy their Pad Thai and Green Curry, their prices don't justify the insufficient quality of food. If you're desperate for Thai food, I'd give it a shot. But if you're looking for real Thai food, you won't find it here.

Good but nothing spectacular that would distinguish it from any other Thai restaurant. The waiting staff are not the most gregarious but are still very accommodating. Tom Kai ghai has a bit too much cilantro but the Thai iced tea is prepared with milk which not only is healthier (in place of cream) but is also surprisingly a lot more delicious!

This quiet unassuming place is a must-visit! What you ask is what you get. Well cooked food, spice levels that serve almost everyone’s tolerance levels and sauces that add zing to the food. What you shouldn’t miss: 1. Curry noodles (we ordered extra hot) 2. Thai Drunken Rice (liked it better over noodles). I think if they change the noodles type from Curry noodles, this could be a hit item too. 3. Coconut Shrimp. สถานที่เล็ก ๆ ที่น่ารัก

I came here for lunch and had the Seafood Deluxe Fried Rice and a Thai Ice Tea and for dessert the Mango Sticky Rice. I must say, I am shocked at how close the food taste to actual hawker stalls in Thailand and I mean that in a good way! Very delicious. Compliments to the chef and also compliments to my waiter and the staff. They were all very accommodating and attentive.

As Virginia residents, coming here is a must every year. The food and service was a 10/10 and they are extremely family friendly. If anyone needs some recommendations on what to get, these are our are our go-to dishes: 1) Green Curry Chicken 2) Pineapple Fried Rice 3) Pad Thai This is one of our favorite restaurants in New Jersey and we look forward to coming here time and time again!