Best Thai Kitchen

This is the best Thai food in the area!! One of the few places that actually make it spicy when you ask for Thai hot! The Sushi rolls are amazing, Lobster roll is off the charts delicious, and don't forget the Jalapenos appetizer! We frequent this place often and it is always spot on! If you want real Thai food, this is the place, the others in the area do not compare.

Our favorite Thai place in Middleburg! Family owned, small business with delicious food being served. Prices are right in the middle, quite a good portion of food, served per meal. Our favorites are the Miso soup and Pad See Ew! Service is OK but not going above and beyond which is kind of sad, as that is something they can easily improve on.

A hidden gem! After a day at the winery this is a perfect sweet spot to get some delicious dinner before wrapping our evening. Vegan & Vegetarian - Very accommodating. I was so hungry and food was yummy did not get around taking a picture. Outdoor sitting on a cool summer evening was a great touch to a small town ambiance. Service- We have been here a few times and always the service is incredible. A huge shout out to the servers for always warm and friendly.

Delicious Thai food Middleburg! Each time we visit vineyards in the area we try to visit Best Thai Kitchen. I feel you get bang for your buck with the quantity of food served and the flavors with each bite you take of the food. The service is great and quick at this small restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.

This is really a 3.5 rating as opposed to a true 4. But since there are no half star ratings, I’ll let the 4 stand. Ordered the Tom kha (with chicken), Thai ice tea (to cut the heat) and pad see ew (with chicken). Almost all Thai food seeks a balance between the four flavors, which are sweet, salty/umami, sour, and spicy. And depending on the chef, those flavors tend to lean more towards a preference for more sweet, more umami, or more sour. And even when you order a mild level of spice, there is ALWAYS spice present. Thai mild spice is always going to be more powerful than any other cuisine on earth. But we were never asked what level of spice we wanted and the food lacked any sort of heat. We’ve had Thai food in Thailand, Japan, California, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, New Jersey, Virginia, D.C. and North Carolina. We’ve always been prompted with our choice of spice level, with exception to Best Thai Kitchen. I’m not sure if their lack of heat in their dishes is catering to the local crowd but it was a big red flag. The Thai iced tea tasted like the pre-made stuff most restaurants buy in a can, as opposed to something freshly brewed. Way too sweet. Tom kha was probably my favorite, although the herbs and galangal sometimes could be sinewy. Loved the flavors overall. My pad see ew noodles were on the gloopy side. Wish they would have charred them better and not added so many extra vegetables. I would have preferred just broccoli, a slice of lemon, and crushed peanuts. Instead, I noticed a piece of broccoli, tons of cauliflower, and shredded carrots. It just seemed very untraditional. Service was just ok. The place wasn’t crowded, but we weren’t really checked on at all until it was time to pay the check. Interesting there is another Thai restaurant directly across the street. I wonder what the story behind that is all about? Was this the best Thai food we’ve had? That we’ve even had in the States ? No…but it’s better than copping out and going some place else for sloppy Italian, burgers, and chicken finger baskets. I think we’re going to try the place across the street next time we’re in the area and compare. Best Thai Kitchen didn’t have much in the way of parking and the other Thai restaurant did. And the entree prices were on the steep side.