Thai Pepper — Restaurant in Woodland

The prices might be somewhat fair, if the portions werent terribly tiny. I was genuinely upset with how small the portions were! It was 2 adults and 3 kids, 10 years 8 years and 2 years old and the bill was $78.00...

Ordered Chicken Phad See Ewe, which was probably the best tasting thing we ordered, but, it (again) was such a small portion! (Maybe 2 noodles for each of us to split). For around $13.00

Also ordered Chicken Basil fried rice. Tasted ok, very white washed and lacking in flavor compqred to many other Thai Restaurants. Around $12.00

Ordered a Large order of the coconut chicken soup, that was $12! I almost told them to take it back when i seen the bowl was 1/3 filled when they brought it out. It was ok tasting but wow man... $12!?

Ugh... Also ordered the red chicken curry. About $12.00. Was good flavor, portion was about average.

And ordered a Chicken Kra Prow, about $11.00 ok portion.

The appetizer chicken lettuce wraps, around $10, a bit overpriced if you ask me for some minced up chicken with lettuce cups.

Got 2 Thai Iced teas @ 2.50 each which was a good amount and reasonable price.

Overall, for the amount of food we had ordered we would have a decent amount left to take home as leftovers, but we had no leftovers! , remember this is only 2 adults and 3 young children...

Definetely wont be back here. If you have a car, id still say its worth it for a drive to Vacaville or even Sacramento to get something more worth while. Vacaville's Tom yum Goong never has dissapointed me, trust me road trip...

As part of my Sacramento visit, and tired of eating Indian cuisine went to Thai pepper to try Thai curry’s. My exp in US reg Thai is not positive as it is always sweetish irrespective of spice level I ask. Ordered house special yellow curry with noodles, mushroom fried starter, massaman chicken curry, ordered soup. Both house special and massaman very good. They messed our soup though we asked for tom yum soup. Both chicken and mushroom starter were Ok nothing to call out. But curry’s are one of the best Thai I tasted. It’s small tiny place and usually crowded. I liked curry so I ordered green and red curry next day followed by g shrimp starter and fried rice. I highly recommend this place for Thai...

Finally decided to try Thai pepper tonight. WARNING. ITS SO SPICY. i ordered the Tom kha and yellow curry with the lowest spice level. (1 out of 5) it was sooo spicy my mouth was on fire after a couple bites and my husband that loves spicy food said it’s one of the spiciest things he’s ever had and he couldn’t even enjoy it. We basically shared his pad Thai and were still hungry after spending $50!on three entrees. What a waste! Such a shame because the food seemed like it would be good without being ruined by it being spicy. Was hoping this would become a weekly spot for us but won’t waste the money...