Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine

Helen 2 weeks ago

Great food at this popular Thai spot! Sat outdoors since it was a weekend dinner rush. They have heaters outdoors to keep you (somewhat) warm, but not a bad idea to bring a jacket if you come without a reservation for indoor dining! Chicken wings were amazingly crisp, the spicy mango sauce was a nice touch. Tom Kha soup was yummy, a very large portion. You do have to buy rice separately. The Branzino was surprisingly underwhelming even though it seemed like the most popular dish every table was ordering. Lack of flavour, soggy veggies in the base, and not as great as it looks. The blue rice tasted no different than normal white rice, if you want it for the aesthetic it’s cute for photos but otherwise nothing special. Very loud outdoors due to the Caltrain that goes by fairly often. They have a fairly loaded entree section on the menu, would try their other menu items perhaps on a less busy day. Note: small print on menu, they charge automatic gratuity on parties of 6+.

Christophe a month ago

Overall pretty tasty food and drink. There seems to be a lot of locations around the bay and the quality seems just as good here. Went there for dinner and got the coconut fried rice and it was tasty and had good presentation. Also got a Thai tea which was sweet. It was nice experience.

Ann Pham 3 months ago

I’ve been to Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine twice, and both times I left super full and happy. The location is really convenient if you don't drive because it's near the Menlo Park Caltrain station. The food is honestly the best Thai in the Peninsula (my opinion) with very authentic flavors. I’d definitely recommend coming with a group so you can order and try more dishes together. Here's what we ordered: Pineapple fried rice with seafood: This is probably my most favorite dish. Super fragrant, flavorful, and loaded with seafood. Even the picky ones or children can have it, as it's not spicy at all Panang Neua: Beef rib was super tender and basically falling off the bone. It came with sticky rice and sauces, looks aesthetic in picture. Tom Kha with chicken: A rich, creamy coconut flavor soup. Very comforting and an easy dish. Tom Yum with shrimp: A bit sour and spicy soup, I really like it but some found it a bit too spicy. Pad See Ew with beef: I originally thought I wouldn’t like it because I expected it to be a greasy heavy dish, and it was in fact still a little oily, but the beef, the seasoning and sauce were actually really good, so I ended up enjoying it a lot more than ex

Christina Jain 4 months ago

Beautiful space for a special meal, and there's pleasant outdoor seating as well which isn't as loud as inside. The food completely surpassed our expectations for fancy Thai food and it's an amazing place to have a birthday celebration because they do a fun song. There's a TV playing which showcases their dishes, so our kids were glued to that. They loved the Panang Neua even though the sauce is on the spicy side (tip: ask for it on the side!) and Crispy Branzino. The Pad See Ew comes with a very generous serving of meat. If you're having trouble figuring out what to get, the restaurant website has excellent pictures on their online menu. Note: they won't seat you until your entire party is present

Om Prakash Kannusami 8 months ago

The Thai food was excellent overall. The pumpkin fries were particularly good, though they tasted better with a spicy sauce rather than the sweet sauce served with them. The drinks were pretty good. I ordered the crab fried rice, which had a good portion size and a tasty flavor, but it was a bit oily.Pat siu noodles was good.. overall ambience was good and food as well. Onky downside is it's very expensive