Thai Eatery

Would rate 5 star since I frequent this place for their awesome pad thai and thai fried rice. Two days ago, I ordered something different for the very first time which is the fried spring roll but was thoroughly disappointed. It was really small, not a lot of fillings, and $3 for two pieces. That shouldn’t deter people from ordering at this place since it’s still the best Thai place in Erie from what I’ve experienced besides the fried spring roll.

The Tom Kha soup is my favorite, it’s the first thing I crave when I feel a cold coming on. Seems authentic (tho I wouldn’t know any different). Unfortunately, the chicken is usually awful, and the mushrooms look like old white slices, but the broth is sublime—I recommend getting it with tofu and fishing out the mushrooms. Green curry is also delicious with nice variety of vegetables and Thai basil leaves, just be warned: even a “level 1” of spiciness can leave your lips burning 🌶 Takes some navigating to get in & out of their lot, but worth it to have great takeout!

Drove over from Chautauqua for dinner and it was well worth the effort. The unique dishes we tried were the drunken Thai fried rice and drunken pad Thai. Their heat scale is 1 to 5, and we chose 3, and th hat was spicy. Maybe spicier than a siracha. Note: parking is in the rear and it's easy to miss the sign in front.

One of the best restaurants in Erie! My favorite dishes are 1: Ga-Pow-Rad-Khao 2: Panang Curry 3: Pad Thai In the pictures I provided I mixed my Panang Curry with my jasmine rice. The other picture is the Pad Thai. Both are phenomenal meals. Unfortunately I do have a picture of GA-Pow but it is must if you never tried it. The Ga-Pow can easily feed two people! I love spicy food so i usually get 4 and sometimes 5 level of spice. I feel 2 would be moderate for the typical person. Service is outstanding, ownership is outstanding. The establishment is clean warm and cozy. I try to order from Thai Eatery a few times a month. The price is cheap especially for quality and portions. Thai Eatery is what Erie needed for a long time. I will always have them in my top two choices when dinning in or out

It was hard to find on a busy Peach Street. I almost drove by as their sign is small. I also didn't know where to park as there's only a couple of spots in front. I parked at the business next door as it was closed. Then in small letters on the sign it said to park in back. This is a cozy place with a great ambience. They played soft jazz at an acceptable volume. All staff are friendly and attentive. I was shocked at how fast my food arrived. The Thai iced coffee was very good. I had the vegetable ginger dish. It was good and the veggies were fresh and cooked perfectly.