Thai Gai Yang Cafe - Menu

Visited again after 30 years and it's still one of my favorite places to eat. Sadly they no longer have my favorite dish. Please bring back Khao Lahd Nar Gai!

Our first time at this restaurant and we were greatly disappointed. The Crab Rangoon had a runny sweet filling, the shrimp rolls had bad shrimp in them. We couldn't eat the food. Paid the bill and left.

The quality of the food has really gone downhill, and they didn't inform us that we couldn't pay with our cards until we got the check. We had to use Zelle and Cash App. This place has lost my business. View menu

Rice whichever you get is all vegetable oil and a big pile of mush. White rice too. Stick like mash and old. Too expensive for very poor quality of food. Gone just soup. Can’t mess up soup, or maybe they can

I strongly advise against dining here. The food was riddled with knots, making it inedible for me. When I requested to have my meal taken away, I was still charged for it despite not eating. Overall, this place was very disappointing.

I have to admit, I was a bit apprehensive about dining here given the mixed reviews, but the food was outstanding! The portion sizes were generous, everything was served hot, and the service was both excellent and quick. I highly recommend the pad see ew. We'll definitely be returning! View menu

This restaurant changed it name, its menu, and its prices. The dishes were much different than what was listed online and the prices doubled. When we went in and tried to order it was very confusing and the person taking our order was confused when we tried to submit our orders based on the online menu. The sign above the restaurant still says Thai Gai Yang Cafe but in the windows they list the Thai Country Cafe. Food was ok but overpriced. Ignore everything about Thai Gai Yang and go look up Thai Country Cafe.

So when I walked in I was told they no longer had Khao Pad Thai, they kept trying to get me to order something I didn’t understand. I kept asking them do you have a plain fried rice with chicken, they said no. But then I told my 5 year old son they didn’t have fried chicken, the hostess then show me the kids portion of the menu that had the chicken fried rice. It was really the best thing we ordered. I also ordered the crab Rangoon which had a stick of what looks like imitation crab in it, the pot stickers were cool. My teenager usually gets the chicken pad Thai… it’s usually really good but tonight the glass noodles are slimy and hard to eat. The pac peanut sen shrimp comes with glass noodl...

I’m a huge fan of the St Louis food scene, and I rarely have bad things to say about local restaurants. Unfortunately, the service and food I received at this restaurant were beyond disappointing. When we walked into the establishment, there was only 1 other patron there and the room was 100% silent no talking and no music. This was a minor discomfort, but the disappointment continued when they served us obviously rancid tofu in our curry it smelled and tasted unlike any other tofu I’ve ever had (and I’m a vegetarian, so I eat a lot of tofu). The waitress apologized and said they were going to get new tofu from the other location to remake the dish. We had somewhere to be, so we asked that t... View menu