Thai House Restaurant — Restaurant in Simi Valley

While going through Simi Valley, we came across this Thai place so went in for dinner. The restaurant is fairly small with about 6 tables or so. At the time, there wasn’t anyone but my family of 6. The server was quick to get us drinks and even took our order fairly quickly. Service was timely.

However, when the food arrived (which was also fairly quickly) we were quite disappointed after trying the food. The prior great reviews didn’t make sense to us. For a perspective, we had ordered everything vegetarian, requesting both our curries (Red and Green) to be prepared without any fish or oyster sauce. We were told by the server that they would be able to make both the curries without any fish or oyster sauce per our request. However, when they arrived, the first bite in and we could taste strong fish taste. We couldn’t consume any of our curries due to them using fish sauce in our curries. Felt we were lied to about this. I would have much appreciated and accepted if they would have told me that they won’t be able to make our curries as per our request. The other food ordered was okay in taste, not that great. Maybe their meat dishes are flavorful but our noodles, fried rice as well curries were subpar. Not great for...

This is currently our go-to Thai restaurant. My favorite is the Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles).

The food is very tasty, and you get a good amount of food for the price. The food is served on plates, with metal utensils. The restroom is nice and clean.

To be honest, I'd eat here more often if the price came back down a bit. However, I understand post-COVID and inflation is influencing pricing at all restaurants and everywhere else.

The owner (Nancy or "Nan") is very nice as well. It's unfortunate that the rating for her restaurant is influenced by reviews written prior to her ownership. I understand it's the same name and location, but I wish there was a way of removing old reviews when a new owner and chef take over.

We'll continue to eat here on a...

The food at Thai House was solid, no complaints there – flavorful and well-prepared. But the service? Let’s just say I spent the whole meal wondering if I accidentally walked out with their rice cooker. The servers gave us looks like we’d stolen something priceless. No smiles, no warmth – just pure suspicion, as if we’d been caught sneaking out with all the curry paste.

I tried making polite conversation, but the vibe stayed icy, like we were undercover food critics there to shut the place down. Honestly, it felt like they were doing us a favor just by letting us sit there. Great food, but service with a side of interrogation. Eat here if you want good pad Thai, but don’t expect to...