On's Kitchen Thai Cuisine

On's Kitchen Thai Cuisine Reviews

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• My favorite Pad Thai in the Twin Cities. Perfect amount of spice.

  by Alex J

  
  

• Spring rolls and pad eggplant were very good. Be prepared for a 1 to 10 hotness scale and variable service. Food is worth it!

  by Peter S.

  
  

• Tom Ka gai

  by Jen A

  
  

• Crab cake appetizers are the best I've ever had.

  by Mike R

  
  

• Pad se yew

  by Arthur A

  
  

• One of the best Thai places in The Cities.

  by Jeff C.

  
  

• The steamed fish with mango and lemongrass was unreal. The Tom Yum and Tom Kha are among the best I've had outside Thailand.

  by Brad

  
  

• pad see we is solid but I've never been asked for a spice level for this typically mild dish.

  by Chez S.

  
  

• 30 mins to be seated, 15 to get my order taken and food 20 mins later

  by Chez S.

  
  

• Pad see ew with mock duck

  by Elaine C.

  
  

• #92 with the crispy fillet is outstanding! Spicy noodles with flat noodle is great, green papaya salad is super yummy and will melt your mouth off if you're not ready.

  by Mark B.

  
  

• I have other favorite places for Pho & Spring rolls (this is an extremely competitive neighborhood for Asian food). However what I love here: Curries, Laab, Tom Yum soup! The Best Tom Yum soup :)

  by Mina Marcelle

  
  

• The place needs sprucing up but the food is possibly the best Thai in the Twin Cities

  by Stephen K.

  
  

• Very surprise! Excellent food, and fast service.

  by Monnie

  
  

• Beef noodle soup is the best!

  by Amber J

  
  

• Get the Spring Rolls. So much flavor!

  by Brandon A

  
  

• Without a doubt best Thai in Twin Cities. Fresh authentic affordable.

  by Kt H.

  
  

• Mango chicken is awesome.

  by Michael M.

  
  

• Egg rolls are wonderful! Cooked to perfection and served with delicious sauce.

  by Katrin S.

  
  

• Kaeng Pa - "Every bold bomb of northern Thai flavor is in the mix here: Loads of lemongrass, kaffir lime, galangal, and abundant chiles do a little dance with peas, greens, and eggplant."-Emily Weiss

  by City Pages Street Team

  
  

• Spicy noodles are really crazy noodles. Get Thai spicy and you'll be sorry in a good way.

  by Sounder A.

  
  

• Pad see ew with mock duck.

  by Elaine C.

  
  

• I've been twice and havnt been impressed with it. I got the catfish meal the last time... It was horrible. Fried, too crispy, and full of bones.

  by Eric H.

  
  

• Pai Thai is great with ck

  by Anthony H.

  
  

• Good quality food but extremely slow even if not busy. Budget one hour +.

  by SL

  
  

• ; Not the best pho, but the pad thai is amazing!

  by Sytine T.

  
  

• On Mpls St Paul's list of Insider Eats for the best Thai food in town. They'll even make it without MSG if you ask them!

  by Amanda

  
  

• Nam Khao. You will not regret it.

  by Jess M.

  
  

• Best authentic Thai food in MN! #59!

  by Detters S.

  
  

• They'll make it truly hot if you ask... spicy noodle, pad ga prow, panang curry, pad Thai.... and the BEST spring rolls in town!

  by Leif M.

  
  

• Pad See Ew is great.

  by Robb S.

  
  

• If you're starving do not come here ... It takes on average 35 minutes ...

  by Emily H.

  
  

• Try something new and order the Isan Sausage or Khao Tod.

  by Gai Gai Thai m.

  
  

• Order the Meing Kum for an appetizer and the Pad See Yew for your main meal! This is my favorite Thai Restaurant in the Twin Cities.

  by Jason S.

  
  

• Get the #68 (spicy noodle) ask for flat noodles instead of thin. WAY better. I usually get it with chicken.

  by nate g.

  
  

• Get the Lad Na -- the mild, subtle sauce has universal appeal, and the wide, thick noodles possess a certain chewy je ne sais quoi.

  by Heavy Table