YU DE THAI Restaurant — Restaurant in Reno

Some of the best Thai in this part of town. On par with Sawasee, but with it's own strengths. I would rate it a 4.5, but that's not an option. My main complaint is I'll order a 5/5 spicy, and it's like... white girl spicy? I can eat the entire dish without touching a drink from my thai iced tea. That is part of the fun of Thai food, getting overwhelmed with spice and then quenching it with a creamy sweet tea.

The Pad Se Ew blows away Sawasdee's but Sawasdee will crank the heat up when asked. I can only handle a 4/5 from Sawasdee. If they just spice the dishes correctly, it'd be a 10/10 all day long. It's more budget friendly than Moo Dang and like 95% of the way there in terms of flavor and texture. Everything is always done very quickly, and clearly freshly made.

The Tom Yum is also particularly good, but the chunks are a little big, and it's again underspiced.

The Tofu they use in their curry is the best we've had in town. Whatever they're...

WOW! My tastes buds is always craving Al good authentic Thai food. Ordered the chicken drunken noodle, papaya salad and crispy veggie egg roll’s along with a side of sticky rice and Thai tea. The food was fresh and made fast. My husband and I were on our way to Tahoe and planned to have this as snacks for our road trip. But the food smelled so good that we said “since it’s hot and fresh, let’s try it now”. While parked outside of the restaurant we devoured everything and decided to order more while we were there. Again. When you find a good Asian restaurant- you want to be sure to take advantage of it bc you don’t know when you’ll come by it again.

We added tom Khá soup this time with another order of the egg rolls and drunken noodles. LEVEL 2.5 spice was perfect. A little heat and super bearable.

Friendly family owned and could not be more pleased that this restaurant is here to service our community 🙏🏻👌🏼

Highly...

This time I just went for something easy and common, plus it was cheaper than the duck. I ordered the Drunken Noodles, aka. Pad Kee Mao. # star spicy was jut about my limit of spicy. The flavors' were the best edition of this dish I've had, and I've had this dish many places all my life! The duck I got last time was some of the best duck I ever had. I posted the photo of the current specials and prices.

I had the Spicy Basil Duck for $24, yeah kind higher priced, but so worth it just once or special occasion. It comes with steamed rice. The duck is roasted and deboned breast and sliced thin mixed with veggies and Thai stuff and basil. Holy moly, this was one tasty dish, you gotta get this! I know people are afraid of duck, cause they think it's greasy or gamy ... not this duck. The chef cooks it and renders most of the fat out, so juicy but not greasy! Just try this dish once! All the rest of the food here is...