Pinto Thai Kitchen Sandy — Restaurant in Sandy

Excellent Thai food! I would put this "Food Truck" up against any brick and mortar restaurant I have eaten at, including those in Thailand. There are several dishes that we use for baseline comparison. Green curry, Pad Thai, and spring rolls.

The green curry was delicious, spicy and creamy with the perfect amount of protein. It was as good the second day as it was the first. I believe it was one of the best Green Curry dishes I have had, including those at "high end designer Thai" restaurants.

The spring rolls were hot, flavorful, excellent.

The Pad Thai was not too sweet, the common mistake with many Thai restaurants that try to accommodate US tastes. It was perfect and did not overwhelm with fish sauce. The veggies were crisp and fresh, not cooked to mush.

The staff at the truck were pleasant and friendly. Overall and excellent experience. The sad thing is that locals were not aware of the gem this place is. We asked several guides about Thai restaurants and none mentioned this place....

I was charged $2 more than than the sign on the truck listed as the price of my food. After paying, I went back to check my memory and pointed it out to the cashier who commented the price wasn't updated on the truck yet and did I want to order something different, cheaper. I should have asked for a refund. But, the coconut noodles soup looked good. The menu shows bean sprouts, basil and cilantro in addition to the green onion and maybe minced peanuts in my soup. So, it was a large bowl of noodles in a coconut and green onion broth. Not great. Too bad as this food cart pod has a lot of great...

We loved the pad Eggplant with chicken and mango sticky rice (rice was more of a patty than we are used to but good) and the food cart complex it's in! We are gluten free and finding good gf options is so hard. Main feedback is maybe label if something is gf or dairy free or if whole menu is...we default to Thai because it's more likely to be gf...just not maybe the sauces n yakisoba noodles which sometimes thai places have...but the pad thai, pad see ew n pad kee mow are made with rice noodles...looks like alltheur curries are made with coconut milk...it seemed very authentic...