King and I Thai

Sara Yabandith

Found this little gem when we closed on our new home and it happened to be just 10 min away. We always get the drunken noodle and Garlic thai chili stir fry as mild as it can be made (but it’s spicy, so watch out), and get the calamari and chicken satay for apps. Taste is pretty consistent for these four dishes, and we end up having about two meals each person from the portion sizes. We haven’t tried anything else on the menu yet though. Small update: the calamari was cut too thin this time and fried to a thin crisp like a chip or fried onions. They did fix it for us, but it was still quite crisp but just slightly better than before. When it’s done right, it is delicious though but can’t vouch for it being consistent anymore.

Jenny Saunier

Stir fry with garlic sauce was super bland, green curry really watered down this time, didn't get us our spring rolls, but rather sent us home with them ( not so good next day) food took almost an hour to come out (place was only half full)....... Food has been pretty good in the past. We wond be returning.

Connor Gjere

King and I Thai is some of the best Thai Food in the Twin Cities and absolutely worth a stop. My personal suggestion is the Curry Puffs, Yellow Chicken curry and Larb along with some Mango Pudding, But no matter what you order here, You can't go wrong.

Leon’s Fun Adventures

I love Thai food and sometimes finding the perfect creamy Tom yum soup is difficult in the more suburb area. Glad I bumped into this spot right in the suburbs. Their creamy tom yum soup is amazing. Sour, sweet, coconutty. Perfect amounts of mushrooms, protein and surprise bites of cilantro. I’m ordering a Pad Thai to go. Can’t wait to try it later. I’m definitely a returning customer!