Honey's Thai Kitchen — Restaurant in Fremont

First time visiting since it opened. Has most of the core Thai dishes on the menu. Today I had the Thai Ginger with Chicken and added Tofu - Thai hot. It had great flavor and was very good. If you are a heat freak, the heat was pleasant, but I would consider it a US Thai hot vs a traditional Thai hot. I'm not saying that as a criticism as it was a pleasant heat, but not enough to make you sweat. They did have some red pepper paste on the table, so i will give that a try next time to see if it gives it a boost. As it was my first visit, I wanted to experience it as it was made. I don't know if there is a connection but it really reminded me of the Thai ginger at Savanehket downtown. And that was one of my favorites. Miss that place. Also had the crab rangoon, which was good too, very rich filling. I'm excited to try some other dishes.

Recent visit, group had the Spicy Basil, Honey Chicken and Thai Fried rice. Once again all was very good. Spicy Basil was very good. Much like the Ginger chicken, wonderful flavors. I added some of the crushed pepper to the dish and it did the trick in boosting the thai hot level to generate a little sweat. 👍👍 Honey chicken was what I would call a Thai version of sweet and sour chicken. Fried breaded chicken in a honey sweet and sour like sauce. Thai fried rice was what you'd expect. All their dishes come as vegetarian (meatless) and then you can choose a meat (protein) or none at all.

BTW, I didn't mention this last time, but it should be stated, the service is fast and friendly. If you are in a hurry, they can get you in and back on your way pretty quickly.

Update: They've expanded their menu! I love Thai food and I'm thankful to have a really good local restaurant to go to.

My family and I continue to try all their dishes and haven't been...

Looking for thai? This place is great! I read over some reviews and was apprehensive as a few stated they were bland- I think I know why, this place feels good- a healthy amount of oil, not saturated in grease, tastes fresh and homemade- so if you are looking for oversaturated noodles that are not good for you, don’t go here- but if you are looking for well made noodles that feel healthy? This is your place! I must also comment the spring rolls were some of the freshest I’ve ever had! The dishes are a little pricy, BUT you get your money’s worth- I would argue the dish size could easily feed 3, maybe 4!

The side of fried rice, again felt healthier- not the super fried rice I was eager to have, there were only a few veggies / egg remnants in it- maybe im used to fried rice feeling more like a salad? But if you like fresh rice regardless, it was cooked well so minimum complaints, just not sure I’ll pay to have the side next time.

I did pay for extra tofu (which was cooked to perfection) and feel I got what one would expect as normal tofu, so upon my return I’ll ask how much normally comes in the dish. But Ill be back, I look forward to trying more of...

First I tried to place an order over the phone like I've done 20 times before for their rice. The person who answered the phone yelled at me that she's been there over 3 years and they've never had fried rice??? Okay but I get the chicken one all the time. So my son went all the way up there and what do you know they have fried rice and chicken at that. So rude. I love their food but her cs was bad. But my son still placed our order in person. I noticed their rice is different this time maybe the seasoning still good and they give you so much even on a child plate rice which I got. The fresh spring rolls were so fresh and so good I just hated they were so stuck together that when I pulled one away from the 4 they both ripped. But very good they could offer a better sauce for those because the one they sent was gross. The egg drop soup my all time favorite is so good and they give you so much $3. I wish they gave...