Win Thai Restaurant — Restaurant in Moorpark

Best Thai food I've found in SoCal. Seriously. I don't live in Moorpark, but they are worth a drive out! Everything I've tried is top-notch. Even the peanut salad dressing, made inhouse by their chef, is hearty and perfect. I'm taking home some extra. The greens in the salad look picture perfect.

I had the green curry with chicken this time. So yummy with loads of chicken and eggplant. I love that their Lunch specials are available every day, even on the weekends. The lunch portion should probably be smaller than regular but I still had leftovers to take home. Their servings are generous and their service gracious.

I gave it 5 stars for atmosphere for 2 reasons: it's quiet (I can hear myself think) and it's well-lit. It's clean with simple, soothing decor.

Highly recommend! And if you get lost, just look up Tractor Supply and Grocery Outlet. They're in the same shopping area, just west of...

This place has changed ownership and name a lot recently, so I was skeptical, but the reviews were great so I took a chance.

People. Do not write off this restaurant because of any of these reasons or because it’s basically in a strip mall. Total hidden gem.

The food is some of the best, if not the best Thai food I’ve ever had… and I eat a lot of Thai. The standards like pad thai, yellow curry, and pad see ew were very well executed and delicious. The spicy pineapple chicken fried rice was one of the best things I’ve ever eaten. Their Thai iced tea is as good as the other reviews say.

The staff and owner are super friendly and sweet and they’ve taken some good steps to improve the atmosphere inside.

My ONLY complaint: Would love to get steamed/white rice with curry dishes without having to order it.

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Ordered take-out for a homebound person who loves Thai. We are rather spoiled from the Thai food in Northern CA and Central Coast. Win Thai prepares very tasty food, but they seem to be more of a meat and noodles restaurant, where we are accustomed to a bounty of fresh, lightly cooked vegies. The Pad Thai had a bit of onion and some bean sprouts, but no other vegies. The green bean dish had a generous amount of chicken, but the beans were soft and somewhat overdone. The cucumber salad accompanying the chicken sate was fresh and delicious; but my friend thought the peanut sauce was way too sweet (I cant eat peanuts, so no confirmation here). Overall my plate was lacking in vegies. Very, very tasty meat, but not the fresh-vegie-laden Thai...