Thai Delight (formerly Lil Thai Pin) — Restaurant in Princeton

Overpriced, underwhelming, RUDE SERVICE. Just ate here tonight. Expecting a quaint little meal, maybe fast food style, that’s certainly what we got... but for a premium. 2 appetizers, 2 mains—small portions, as most of the other reviews here say, and underwhelming flavoring—a tea and water all for the price of... $60??? To top it off, the cashier/store front asked us for a tip after making us pay at the counter and serving our food in cardboard bowls with plastic flatware... when we explained the absence of tip because it was overpriced, the man gesticulated in the air as if to say “piss off” and grunted over to clean the table. His poor attitude is confirmed by the other reviews here. They are acting hard up for cash and this place feels like paying a high price for a shakedown when THERE ARE MUCH BETTER THAI RESTAURANTS ON THE SAME BLOCK (Amazing Thai, Thai village; I recommend the drunken noodles with seafood at Amazing Thai, can’t be beat) and then the owner has the audacity to claim every one of these reviewers is wrong? raggedy behavior...

In all, they are serving less than truck food quality out of this place and acting broke. Not a fun experience. Two stars for edible food and...

Horrible service. The cashier/server was extremely rude and insulting. We asked for a few extra bowls and he scowled at us, gave us some and then said, "no more". To answer any question we had, he was loud and every body language of his was as if he was doing us a favor. We wanted to order more food, but stopped because we didn't want to be talked to this way. We stayed because we were a large group and were able to block him out of our minds. Had it been just a couple of us, we'd have given him a piece of our minds and left. Finally when my sister went to pay, and she added the tip, he said he won't accept it and wanted more tip. If it were me I wouldn't have tipped him at all for such horrible behavior. Now I see similar reviews below by other customers. And the owner is always defending his staff. Note to owner - If you want to maintain business on such a popular street, teach your staff some basic things first like etiquette. People who have tried to enjoy a meal have left with a sour taste in...

Went here super hungry as a group of 4 after an afternoon out in the winter air. My husband is gluten free (due to an allergy, not by choice) and ordered with the assurance that his dish did not have wheat noodles in it. We dug in as soon as it arrived, all of us knowing that what was in front of us wasn't enough, but not wanting to be the downer. My husband was immediately suspicious of the consistency of the noodle. Waitress insisted they were egg noodles. Well, egg noodles are not just egg, they are egg with wheat. The dish went back and he re ordered. The waitress, instead of being apologetic, proceeded to tell him that this new dish would cost an extra $1. Seriously?! She then proceeded to get really nervous about her mistake and started talking on and on. She was worried he was going to go into anaphylactic shock. Eventually she concluded that he isn't really allergic to gluten, he just has too much stress in his life. Very pleasant while you are trying to enjoy dinner...