Thai Pastry Restaurant
Thai Pastry Restaurant is a cozy Uptown favorite for late-night Thai, with standouts including exceptionally tender dumplings, flavorful curry fried rice, pad see ew, red curry, and pineapple fried rice; regulars also rave about chicken satay, Moo Ping, and desserts like mango mousse cake. Portions are generous and takeout stays hot, though service can be inconsistent and the dining room gets busy during events like the night market.
What 252 diners keep saying
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“Food was good and close to flavors that I remeber from Thailand. We had Thai fried rice (forgot the #) along with #10 Boat Noodle and #12 Yen Tah Foh. Flavor is neutral or you can ask for it to not be too spicy if you like it mild. We like ours with some added condiments. The food was served In a big enough bowl and the portions were generous. Plenty of Thai dessert choices and preserved fruits and even an ice cream selection but not Thai style. We ordered the macaroons today for dessert and was not dissapointed! Mango and sticky rice when it's in season is also a good choice!”
“We had delivered. It was fast. Portions are decent. I had beef Pad see ew and the other was chicken pineapple fried rice. The crab raccoons were great in texture, crispy perfection, and the filling wasn’t cheated.”
“Amazing food and great service. Highly recommend the Chicken Satay, Moo Ping (pork), Calamari, and Fried Bananas. 10/10 - Can’t wait to go back! 😋”
“AMAZING! I got the eggplant basil with tofu and my boyfriend got the yellow curry with chicken. It was so good. I meant to take pictures before but it was so good we forgot. Also our waitress was amazing and all of the staff were so kind. Would definitely recommend!!!”
“I have been eating at Thai Pastry Restaurant several times. They remodeled the restaurant look a lot nicer than before. Now they have a patio. Update my review as of today June 06th, 2025 Thai Pastry Restaurant had moved to 1113 West Argyle Street”
“We went here for desserts and we got the coconut milk cake, tiramisu and the chocolate cake, it was decent. Just that it didn’t seem freshly made.”
“If you are not white then I would seriously reconsider coming here! Paying money just to get disrespected is not worth it. I noticed another review mentioning similar issues and unfortunately my experience confirmed it. The server was extremely rude rolling their eyes and showing attitude. I understand service jobs can be tiring and I have worked in similar settings but that does not justify outright disrespect basic manners are the bare minimum. The food was also disappointing I ordered mango sticky rice and it was basically just sweetened condensed milk with outdated mango that looked and tasted rotten. The boba drink was way too sweet and unenjoyable. What made the experience worse was the clear difference in treatment white customers sitting next to us were given water without even asking while we were not offered any at all. Bad food plus bad attitude made this experience unacceptable the amount of disrespect and apparent racism is shocking”
“Bad and bad, their customer service is really bad, very sassy and rude, and also i feels like they talk shit about us too but in their language. The food is really bad so we cannot finish it. Also, we just ask them for napkins while, they’re bringing us hot sauce and they just got really mad at us for asking.”
“I will not go back to this place. We order chicken panang curry and it didn’t come with ckn. It was just the sauce and red bell pepper and a lot of basil leaves. Portion is small and pastry is not freshly made. Stuffed ckn wings didn’t included sauce as stated it would. Very disappointing.”
“We went on a Thursday during the night market so it was pretty packed but we were seated very fast and the food came relatively on time. The food was honestly great and our waitress was nice.”
“What a great late-nite spot, everything was delicious and the staff were highly courteous. The prices were also very fair, and the bench out front is gorgeous. We were visiting from NYC, would love to come back again!”
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