King I Thai - Menu

I tried the mango salad from the vegetarian menu, and it was delicious. It was very filling and hearty, with rice, tofu, and vegetables. As a vegan, it felt like a safe choice, and the vegetarian menu appeared to be very vegan-friendly.

Today we ordered Bangkok Kapow. It had a partially fertilized fried egg in it This is very unusual for them Thai people made like partially fertilized fried eggs, but the average American does not like that or expect that in a fried egg. They hadto have seen it when cooking the egg

King I Thai offers a wide variety of meat dishes, but their menu is extensive enough to include several vegan options as well. The spring rolls are delicious! Although the location can be a bit tricky to reach, the road it's on actually has many vegan-friendly restaurants. They also have a separate entrance for the exit, which is a nice touch. View menu

We did carry out via an online order. The food was right-out-of-the-oven hot at the projected time. Well done! The worker could have thrown a smile to make it a better experience, but for carry out, not much interaction so modest expectations. The food wasamazing! We ordered 4 different curry dishes and all were excellent. The 4 King dish was superb as well. If there is a next time(we're just visiting) I'd go with medium hot as mild was just that.

This restaurant was a choice of convenience, but I honestly regret it. I ordered the Kee Mao noodles, and it was absolutely nothing like a Thai noodle dish. The sauce was extremely runny and soupy, the noodles were the wrong type, and they weren?tcooked properly. The tofu wasn?t flavored or seasoned, and the mushrooms were extremely rubbery. I have never been moredisappointed or let down at a restaurant, and these prices weren?t at all worth it. I won?t ever be coming back.

All doors are closed except one. Please make all characters equal. We had the curry. The online price was 12 but it costs 38. Not sure what the fee was. The vegetables in the curry were not cut properly, no person has a mouth that is big. Very lazy. This meal was not worth it, this amount of cash everywhere. So crazy. We should get a hot medium, but both were the same. The person who took our order was very short with us. And rude when we called back to find the right door. One page said, use the South Opera door and other door just said to pick up, but was locked. You have to go all the way around the building to use the walk in the door. Very little effor in service and food preparation fo... View menu

I had a decent takeout meal after a day of sightseeing. I opted for the pad Thai, as I'm quite particular about it and tend to evaluate Thai restaurants based on their pad Thai. The dish came with a nice portion of chicken, though it was mostly noodles (I had eaten the chicken before snapping a photo). I prefer a few vegetables in my pad Thai as well. The flavor was present but a bit on the milder side, and there was no option to adjust the spice level. My husband tried the "Three Kings of Thailand," which he really enjoyed; it was something unique. We also ordered some steamed potstickers, but neither of us liked them—they were bland and mushy. Overall, it was a good experience, but it does...

All the doors are locked except one. Please make all the signs the same. We had the curry. The online the price was 12 but it cost 38. Not sure what the extra charge was for. The veggies in the curry were not cut up properly no human has a mouth thatbig. Very lazy prep. This meal was not worth this amount of cash anywhere. So Insanely overpriced. We were supposed to get onehot one medium but they were both the same. The person taking our order was very short with us. And rude when we called backtrying to find the right door. One side said use the south grand door and other door said only for pick up but was locked. Youhave to go all the way around the building to use the walk in door. Very l...

My recent visit to the King and I Thai restaurant's new location in Richmond Heights was a mixed bag. While the service started off friendly, things took a turn when we mentioned that one of the dishes was excessively salty. The waitress's demeanor shifted, as she informed us that the Papaya Salad contained soy sauce and fish sauce, implying that was the cause of the saltiness. Honestly, we've dined out and enjoyed Thai food before—we're familiar with soy and fish sauce, and this salad was simply too salty and unbalanced. There was no apology or suggestion for a substitute. The other dishes were decent, but the overall experience was soured, not by the salad alone, but by the waitress's resp... View menu