Located in a mini-mall is Phonthip Thai, dishing up some of Spokane’s best Thai food. The beef served in the drunken noodles is high quality. The green curry (with chicken) was equally delicious, and when I brought home the food I eagerly ate it standing in the kitchen, switching bites between the curry and noodles. Consider dining in the peaceful vibes of Phonthip and enjoy the experience!

Hidden gem on the south hill. The owners and people that work there are always super sweet. I am shocked at the bad reviews. The food is traditional and home-style. There is a newspaper article hanging up in the entrance telling the owners story. I love their Phad Thai. They add fresh ingredients like green onion, a little bit of shredded cabbage and carrot that gives the dish a fresh crunch. I love their sweet sticky rice as well.

This place has been renovated! It looks amazing in there. My go to is pad thai and mango stick rice.

Our take out order of shrimp rolls, Pad Thai and Broccoli Delight was the best Thai food we've had in Spokane. The shrimp rolls were seasoned nicely and cooked to crispy perfection. The Broccoli Delight was delicious with lots of fresh broccoli and really yummy sauce. And the Pad Thai, while a little different than we've had at other places, had good flavor. The servings were good for the price (which is a couple dollars less than the place down the street) and it was served hot! Edit: This review was for food ordered in May, 2021

One of the best Thai food of Spokane. Great flavours, great service. This will be our new goto thai place.

Awesome Thai food! Have always been hesitant to order food from here due to the gimmicky “Thai Cuisine” storefront sign, but when I drove by today, I saw that it said Phontip Thai in the window. Having ordered from Phontip Thai on the northside a couple years ago and loving their food, I was curious to see if this location could stand up to the challenge, and it does! Best Pad Thai in Spokane, and my husband’s pineapple fried rice was killer too. I strongly encourage you to check it out, and if not satisfied, I’ll take your leftovers.

Hoping for a new Thai place after our favorite Thai on 1st closed 12/32/22 🤔. Disappointed: The Pad Thai was overcooked. Ordered Fried Rice & it wasn't served with the other items. Had to wait for it to be cooked. When it arrived it was actually the most delicious item. We were the only people in the restaurant... EXCEPT for some apparent family members who were dining. Probably won't dine there again. Expensive 💸disappointing experience.

2023 October 4th Atmosphere is good. Decor is wonderful. Not over the top and currently embracing the Halloween spirit. When we first walked in it was a bit awkward as there were people seated and eating, but no one was there to greet us. We stood awkwardly for 2 minutes. And just as I spotted the tiny bell button to ring is when the hostess came out. She was very kind. Suggestion to owner is to put a sign by the bell, "ring for assistance." Husband ordered his usual, Pad Woon Sen. He enjoyed it. His dish came without the tomato and he missed having they taste to go along with his dish. I ordered the Tom Yom soup which had amazingly delicious broth. One of the best I've had. Perfect amount of sour-lemony taste. I ate every last drop. The part where improvement is needed is mushroom to onion ratio. There was maybe one mushroom thinly sliced into the soup. As for onion it was like half an onion. I love onion, but it is a fairly cheap vegetable and mushroom is the first ingredient listed so... reduce onion, increase mushroom. Tofu was yummy. Spice Level 3 had me tearing up so, yay. We will return and try other dishes, but for now my overall rating is 3.5 stars. Server was very nice and she gets 5 stars. *********************************** Below review was for the former Thai restaurant, Phontip Style Thai, who sold their South Hill Location, but weirdly Google melted the two together. Weird. Absolutely LOVE the food at Phontip. First time visiting their South Hill location. So excited that they now have this new spot in addition to the one off Francis which we’ve gone to well over 20 times in just 2 years. If you haven’t yet tried this place and you love Thai then quit waiting and EAT HERE. My favorite is Thai Basil with Chicken - Level 5. Fiancé’s favorites are Pad See Ew, Rad Na, and Pad Thai, but today he went for Pad Woon Sen and it’s another winner.

Restaurant was small and cute. They had gold utensils! The waitress was very nice and attentive. Food was flavorful and yummy.

There was a time when the best Pad Thai in Spokane came from Pikabu Bistro. Sadly, they closed in 2018. Since then, I have tried many, but nothing else came close. Today I found Pad Thai Cuisine on the South Hill. This is the new best Pad Thai in Spokane.

We ordered the pad see ew and panang curry as pick up and we’re so pleased! We recently moved from Seattle and miss our many Thai and Asian food options…and we were not disappointed! Tasted super fresh and flavors on point. We got 2 stars and will consider possibly 3 next time. We will be back!

I've tried every Thai restaurant in Spokane and this, in my opinion, is the best one. The service is friendly, family run, and has an amazing cook. Their Pad Thai dish is to die for, their specialty dishes are vivacious, and the best of all, their customer service is phenomenal. If you are looking to take your family out to dinner or just yourself, you'll have a peaceful time. Don't go to mediocre Thai Bamboo Bongkok Thai as this restaurant is the, as I've said, the best. If you have doubts, try it for yourself.

My wife and I visited between lunch and dinner service and we were excited to try their drunken noodles and take advantage of the wonderful lunch special. The food was delicious and the service was wonderful (we were the only patrons on a Wednesday at 2:30pm).

I don't know too much about Thai food and how it should taste, but their food is good, second time I've been there and hasn't disappointed me. The menu is in a different language, I assume Thai since the lady is from Thailand. The portions are massive so if you like to eat a lot, this place is for you! Their chicken with basil is good as well as the pad thai, picture of their Pad Thai in the bottom.

Nice place, tasty food. I enjoyed sneaking bites from my dining companions. The score of 4 is because the green curry (usually my favorite dish) wasn't stunning.

One of Spokane’s few decent restaurants. The pad Thai is weirdly good, and their soups and curries are as good as you’d get in an actual food city. Definitely check this place out. A little pricey, but since it’s Spokane it’s worth it

Customized my order as requested and it came out tasting better than expected. The lady at the desk was very sweet and friendly. Will definitely come back some time.

When I throw out my food and order a pizza, it's a one star review. Where to start? With the world's scrawniest, overcooked chicken satay dunked in vaguely peanut-flavored water so runny, it could have come out of a faucet? (How on earth do you screw up peanut sauce?! Walk to Rosauer's and buy something in a bottle. Any brand. It will be vastly better.) With a minuscule portion of rice that effectively made my curry "curry soup with chicken and rice?" In that it was nominally edible, the pad thai was my favorite, and it was still the worst I've had. I'm one and done at Phonthip.

Another hidden gem of thai cuisine, I'm usually skeptical of straying away from my favorite Thai places, but this place makes the best Lao Larb Gai I've ever had. And I've eaten at countless Thai restaurants.

I have no idea how this place even gets any stars tbh. I ordered via uber eats the pineapple fried rice with chicken, thinking how could anyone mess up fried rice... since I haven’t ordered from them before. Holy smokes, sure enough it’s borderline edible. No flavor, no spice other than 100% sodium. The chicken smelled like it came straight from the backyard chicken coop. I could not eat this and honestly the few bites I took because I was starving... now I regret since it’s giving me belly issues. Threw it out into the rubbish bin in the office kitchen. NEVER AGAIN.

It's a smaller resteraunt but one of the best in town. Definitely my go to for thai food. The food is always amazing. I would without a doubt recommend it because it truly is worth the five stars I'm giving it. Additionally it is a good price especially considering the large portion sizes.

I’m shocked by some positive reviews, it must be their friends leaving them. This is the worse Thai place I have ever been to. The pad Thai was dry with no peanut sauce in sight with two pieces of chicken that where chewy. Penang Curry was watery and tasteless. The food came out so fast like it was already sitting somewhere and quickly microwaved. I feel cheated, wasted my hard earned money on garbage. If could give zero I would.

I've gone to this place twice now, there are 2 locations, I went to the Southill location. This place has delicious food and I'll definitely go back. 10/10 recommend.

Had Pad Thai and Green Curry (both with chicken). They were super tasty and decent size portions. Did online order and they said 20 minutes, but was ready in 15! Girl that gave me my food was very nice and smiling. I'll definitely be going back 😁