Thai Village

The soup we tried was served hot and was really comforting. The yellow curry tasted yum and flavorful. We also had their basil fried rice, which paired really well with the curry. There’s decent seating available, and the staff is really friendly and welcoming. I’d definitely suggest you all try the yellow curry with basil fried rice it’s a great combo.

Let's get one thing straight: our family trip to Thai Village in Princeton wasn't just about finding dinner; it was about a spiritual awakening in the form of a dessert. Forget everything you think you know about Thai food. Your family’s quest for flavor ends here, and it ends with a bowl of sticky rice that can only be described as the culinary equivalent of a hug from a unicorn. My family, a motley crew of picky eaters and adventurous palates, embarked on our feast with high hopes and a mission to make everything vegan. Thai Village, bless their hearts, did not disappoint. They handled our dietary requests with the grace of a seasoned monk, and the results were nothing short of miraculous. Even the kids, who usually eye anything green with deep suspicion, were impressed. First, the sup

The service was great, very kind and helpful. Clear noodle soup had a warm umami flavor to it. The spring rolls were very crispy and obviously fresh. Would come here again!!

The place is well located and has their own parking given its downtown and finding a parking is difficult. The restaurant is cute, with lovely atmosphere and with quick service. The food was very good.. Kids loved it. Has both veg and non veg optionsz

I went with my family for a casual dinner. There was no waiting, very family friendly ambience and the food was great! We mainly ordered the Drunken Noodles—they’re always a hit—and the Tom Yum soup. I recommend both of the dishes and if you’re someone who loves spice, the chili sauce is worth the money.