Thai Hut Authentic Thai Cuisine — Restaurant in Fort Worth

The food was really good, authentic American Thai food. The servings were very generous especially for the prices. Which is really saying something with how expensive everything has been getting lately. I would say they've "americanized" the spicy rating scale. I asked for a 3 and there was pretty much no spice, which is fine If you know how the restaurant scales it. Thai food can be super super spicy sometimes so I normally order a 3 and it's on the top side of mild. So if you go and you like spice I would say go for at least a 5 at this restaurant. I had the Pad See Ew, which is my normal go to for Thai. It was as good as any of the great Thai places I've eaten all around America. I chose beef and the meat was cooked well and tasted great. They were generous on the meat and vegetables so you know you're not just getting tons of noodles. They also have a great Thai tea in a cute little Mason jar like cup with handle. My friends got a fried rice dish and they both really liked it. We all had a decent portion of leftovers because of how generous the servings are. They also serve a limited sushi menu. The sushi wasn't quite as good as the Thai food. It wasn't bad but definitely not dedicated sushi restaurant quality. I would still order the sushi again for a nice little side to my Thai dish. OVERALL I would 100% recommend this restaurant! I will...

I am leaving this review in hopes that the restaurant will see it and at least internally acknowledge it and make some changes

I have been eating here for approximately 4 years, but recently the quality of food has significantly gone down, I want to start by listing what they still do great-

Portion sizes are HUGE Prices are cheap for what you get Customer service is fantastic and the owners are incredibly nice and personable The fried rice is ALWAYS soft and delicious They are very accommodating to requests

What has went down recently?

The quality of their meat. Lately all of their meat has a weird aftertaste, especially noticeable in the plain chicken that comes In the fried rice meals. It is a sour almost bad taste, this is also present in the shrimp and beef, but not as noticeable

The sesame, orange and similar chicken/beef is now HARD AS A ROCK even when “fresh” and is either over cooked way too much or not actually fresh. It’s almost inedible now. The flavor and sauce is still awesome though. The pad Thai noodles are not the same flat thick noodle and the flavor is just not the same. It’s not what people expect when they are paying for pad Thai noodles. The vegetables that come with the meats are often hard and undercooked now, especially...

Updated 05/30/2020: The quality of this restaurant has gone down significantly. This used to be our go to restaurant but we have been disappointed the last 5 times we have ordered within 6 months. This restaurant is under new management but the problems started before they took over. The Pad Thai's noodles were changed under the last owner and have not gone back to a more traditional flat style noodle. I'm not sure if it's due to a new cook, cost cutting or what. The last 5 times I over ordered Pad Thai they were extremely saucey, lacked flavor and did not have the spongy almost dry noodle composition that makes Pad Thai amazing. The chicken also has no flavor and is has too much sauce. Again, the entire dish is not dry enough and way too sauced. We ordered pineapple chicken tonight that was a bed of rice and grease with some chicken here and pineapple there. The staff are very nice and I hope they read their reviews. This place used to be the best around and now it's main dishes are sub par.

Original post: 5 staras One of the better Thai places in the area. The food portions seem to be larger when visiting in person. Love the Pad Thai and Pad Cashew Chicken. My wife and I visit a few times a month and we have liked everything...