Cafe De Thai

What an awesome dining experience after spending the day at Longwood Gardens. We ordered two appetizers, two entrees, two desserts and two Thai iced coffees and stayed under $100. We ate at 5:15 on a Tuesday and we were the only ones there. Definitely got busy within the hour. The service was prompt and always attentive and the food amazing! We started with the Thai Lettuce Wraps and Thai Hot Wings with the Volcanic Beef and Crispy Duck as our main dishes and finished it off with the Mango with sticky rice and Fried Banana with Ice Cream. We both agreed the crispy duck was the best, perfectly cooked and truly crispy with a very creamy and tasty curry sauce. Highly recommend it!

4.5 The spices here are out of this world! I ordered the spicy house noodle which was a perfect blend of Thai curry and broad noodles. We also ordered drunken noodles & bangkok basil fried rice which were also delicious. One thing’s for sure, they know how to make some good Thai food. Highly recommend!

The restaurant has an interesting style and appeal. The food is rather pricey for the portion sizes. Review of the food we ate: 1. The Thai tea and coffee both are delicious. It does however have a lot of ice in it and very little tea/coffee. I recommend asking for little to no ice. 2. The Pineapple Fried Rice (Chicken) was above average but good overall. Little pricey for the portion size though. 3. The Mango with Sweet Sticky Rice was about average. 4. The Wonton Soup is rather small and pricey. What's worse is it had only one Wonton in it. Might as well call it "Oneton" instead. 5. The Crab Fried Rice was extremely salty, it has literally 1 pulled crab leg on top of a lump of salty rice and that's a ridiculous 22 dollars. 6. The Thai pho (Chicken) was good but the portion is pretty small and the price is a bit high for it. Disclaimer: They also mixed up the order with the Crab Fried Rice and the Dungeness Crab Rangoon (last picture), but the Rangoon was returned so we can't give a review for that just a picture only.