I’ve had lots of Thai food in cincinnati and wow am I surprised I’ve missed this place for so long! The restaurant is located inside an unassuming shopping plaza. It’s nicely decorated with friendly staff and prompt service. Our table tried a variety of dishes and they were all a hit! The Thai fried rice and pad thai were very well flavored staples. Pineapple fried rice had a nice tang to it and tasted different from the other rice dish we got. The Tom yum soup was warm and hearty, with a generous amount of seafood. My favorite was probably the green curry, creamy but bursting with flavor and surrounded by well cooked vegetables and tender chicken. Easily one of the best Thai meals I’ve had in the area. Highly recommend, and will definitely come back when I’m in town.

I've had a lot of Pad Se Ewe and Pad Thai from a few different restaurants, but ChaoPhraya has got to be my favorite. The noodles were so fresh and the protein was cooked just right. Also got the calamari for the appetizer and the amount of crisp in the breading to the tenderness of the squid were a perfect ratio. For dessert we got the sticky rice with mango. The sweetness of the rice with the slight tanginess of the mango complimented each other perfectly. Definitely recommend this place.

This place has pretty much all the Thai essentials on the menu for curries, stir fries, and apps; it's definitely more extensive than other Thai spots and has lots of salmon and duck options that you don't tend to see much of. Based on my first time trying them: the fresh rolls were decent quality with a tasty peanut sauce. The panang curry was very freaking good, with well-balanced flavors, lots of veggies, and medium heat was good for me (I have a relatively high spice tolerance) level. It wasn't overwhelming, but slowed me down a little; I'd happily eat it again, and there's so much more I'd be more than happy to come back and try. Online ordering is quick and convenient, too.

One of my favorite Thai restaurant in Cincinnati. The atmosphere are so nice, very beautiful decoration. The food are really good. I highly recommend boat noodle, very authentic taste. Large serving size and very reasonable price.

We checked this place out for the first time at lunchtime during a Sunday. It was running a bit slow, but clean and inviting. We ordered Tom Yom noodle with tofu, Pad Thai with pork, and Hawaiian fried rice with tofu. We also had Mango Sticky Rice for dessert. We were each served a small bowl of chicken rice soup for free before the meal. The food is all very delicious, we enjoyed all the dishes. The fried rice had an especially large portion. Choosing 2 out of 1-5 spicy level wasn't really spicy at all, I'd try a 3 or 4 next time. I definitely want to be back to try some of the other menu items.

This was my first time at Chao Phraya Thai Cuisine in West Chester. The place was very easy to find . I was impressed with how clean and cute the place was. My friend and I had Crab Rangoon for an appetizer, Thai Boat Noodle soup and Massaman Salmon for lunch and Original Thai coffee with our meal. Everything was so DELICIOUS!! I have not had Thai Boat Noodle Soup like forever and it tasted like what I had in Thailand. The service was amazing too!! I will definitely go back there again. 5 stars is not enough. They deserve more than that for both the food, service and the atmosphere.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at ChaoPhraya Thai Cuisine, and it was an absolute delight. The food was truly outstanding, with delicious flavors and authentic Thai dishes that left my taste buds wanting more. The service was top-notch, with attentive and friendly staff who made us feel welcome throughout our visit. The restaurant had a warm and inviting atmosphere, creating a comfortable dining experience. Not only was the place clean and well-maintained, but the service was also impressively fast. The menu offered a wide range of options, catering to various dietary preferences. Finding parking was a breeze, and the seating was comfortable. Even though we visited during a non-busy time, we were seated promptly. ChaoPhraya Thai Cuisine might not catch your eye while driving by, but trust me, you must make the effort to check it out. It's a hidden gem that truly delivers an exceptional Thai dining experience.

As described by my friend, it should be the most delicious Thai restaurant in town. There are not many people dining there on weekday nights. We ordered several different dishes like chicken Satay which is tender and crispy, the shrimp spring roll which is deeply fried, the papaya salad which is very clean and full of veggies. The Green Curry is not so spicy and not so heavy which is tasty with white rice. The Pad Thai is not so sweet or sour, it's just the right taste. The Tom Yum Kung soup is not so heavy in taste but with much mushroom. The best dish we tried was Hawaiian/pineapple fried rice with half of a whole pineapple and many rice, which is good with the pineapple slice and the soy sauce! The mango sticky rice is great as the dessert. The staff asked us about our trip there and gave us some more advice. Really enjoy dining here.

The lady who served the food was great and took good care of us but the food wasn’t tasty. Spring rolls and crab rangoons are not fully fried. Thai green curry didn’t have any flavor, it was just coconut milk and chilli powder. They did offer a remake but the remake was just with more chilli powder so totally unhappy with food.

Yesterday my friends and I had some dinner at Chao Phraya Thai Cuisine before we go to the country music festival in VOA park park I ordered Panang curry some of my friends order chicken basil, pad Thai , pad keamao . Everything so good there ,we so happy because we drove from Indianapolis looking for good Thai food the curry not too creamy like Indian curry, good texture have some lime leaves same as curry in Thailand. Our group were 6 people we told the server don’t change our tips 18% you can take 30% . She was surprised 100 recommended 🥰🥰