Saen Thai Cuisine — Restaurant in Smithfield Township

Embarking on a culinary journey at Saen Thai Cuisine unveils the exquisite artistry of Thai cooking—an intricate dance of flavors where garlic, ginger, basil, scorpion pepper, and coriander perform a delicate ballet on the taste buds. The enchanting Thai flavor is woven with threads of Thailand's lemon grass, tamarind, galanga, and kaffir lime leaves, orchestrating a symphony of taste that transcends the ordinary.

Saen, Boone, and their adept staff are the maestros behind this culinary magic, transforming each dish into an extraordinary feast. Boone, the culinary virtuoso behind the counter, adds his spicy prowess to each creation, utilizing an impressive array of peppers that elevate the dining experience to unprecedented heights.

But the sensory delight doesn't end with the savory notes. Saen Thai Cuisine offers a harmonious encore with its amazing selection of teas and desserts. Each sip is a poetry of flavors, and every dessert is a sweet sonnet that leaves a lingering melody on the palate.

As you navigate the menu, let your senses be serenaded by the diverse offerings, from the Him Ma Parn's sautéed symphony to the Vegetarians Delight's verdant verses. Pahd Roum Mid pirouettes with sautéed grace, while Pla Mok or Goong Pahd Pad engages in a spicy tango. Pla Raad Prik and Pla Jian offer crispy masterpieces, and Pla Song Krueng is an opulent aria of flavors.

Completing this culinary symphony is Goong Pahd Sauce, a fiery finale of sautéed shrimp enveloped in a spicy sweet and sour embrace. Saen Thai Cuisine beckons you to revel in the endless, exotic, and downright delicious variety, turning an ordinary meal into a culinary odyssey.

So, surrender to the spellbinding harmony of flavors, where the culinary alchemy of Saen, Boone, and their talented staff transforms each bite into a...

Saen Thai, a culinary oasis in the heart of the Poconos, where Boone, the spice sorcerer, orchestrates a symphony of flavors that dance on the taste buds. With a mere mention of "Thai spicy," Boone, the maestro of heat, crafts a masterpiece tailored to my fiery cravings. His mysterious wife, the enchantress in the kitchen, weaves spells of culinary delight, though her name eludes me.

On this gastronomic escapade, I embarked on a journey that transcended ordinary fare. A celestial offering arrived – smoked salmon adorned with the intrigue of scorpion peppers, harmonizing with onions and capers in a dance of flavors that left my palate in awe.

Drunken noodles, a daring duo of chicken and shrimp, performed a culinary ballet, showcasing the artistry of Saen Thai. This audacious combination, a testament to their innovative prowess, left me wondering, who else dares to reach such heights?

Reflecting on past encounters, two stalwarts of Thai cuisine graced my palate – Pad Thai, a delicate dance of noodles, and Green Curry, an aromatic embrace of coconut and herbs. Each dish, a testament to Saen Thai's commitment to authenticity and culinary excellence.

Saen Thai stands as a beacon of Thai gastronomy, a haven where every dish is a love letter to tradition. The staff, an ensemble of hospitality virtuosos, adds warmth to the culinary spectacle. To label it the best Thai restaurant in the Poconos is an understatement; it's a gastronomic odyssey that transcends the ordinary, a haven where authenticity meets innovation in a symphony of flavors.

Update food is still amazing just wish I got to see Boone when I went in I keep going on days he's not around he...

This is the first review I have ever written. I was so taken aback by the atrocious service that I needed to share our experience. We were on a family vacation at the Wyndham less than one mile from Saen Thai. We ordered take-out to enjoy our food outside on the picnic tables at the resort. Upon returning to the resort, my husband pulled something chewy out of his mouth. The bottom band of a latex glove had gotten mixed into his pad thai. Appalled by the discovery, we returned to the restaurant and asked for a refund. The lady at the front was rude and unapologetic. She suggested that we put the glove in the food ourselves and threatened to call the police. They were only going to refund the $15 for the pad thai even though I refused to eat any of the food after finding the glove. They kept the pad thai and asked us to go back to the resort and get all of the food before they issued any kind of refund. On our third trip back to the restaurant, they finally refunded our money for the order. The owner did seem apologetic and was the one who finally issued the refund. However, at that point we were shocked from being treated so poorly by the lady at the front desk after my husband had to deal with chewing on what we can only assume was a used...