Entering was awkward, you have to knock the door or call them to have them open the door for you; once in they pretty much lock you in. The Tom Yum soup was pretty good but the Panang Curry was not great; the meat wasn't good quality and the curry needed more flavor. They make their own chili oil which is good to see. Service is decent.
What makes this place really not worth it is the prices. It feels like a straight up rip off. The Tom Yum, panang curry, two teas and two waters came up to over $60. I'd be ok with it if the quality was outstanding or something, but for what you get, it's not worth it unless you're in a larger group.

This place doesn't do dine-in. They don't usually have their lights on to show they are open either, you just have to call. First time I went, I happened upon the place because they were open late and went up to the front door because Google said they were open. They have a sign on the door to knock or call for assistance. I ordered a seafood coconut soup and 2 plates and it was $90+. I was craving the soup again and we went down to try something different. 2 soups was $45. Seems a bit steep considering the containers they give are not that big. I enjoy the soup but do not know that I can justify the $22 (menu says $15.95) cost. Not to mention, when they give you the menu, they tell you the prices have changed. I think they just make up numbers and see how it goes. They come out to give you the menu and tell you to call/knock when ready and then bring out the card machine. They are nice enough but not having the right or updated prices is not good business.
Kind of hard to locate, especially when the line for In and Out gets long. My S.O. thought I was going to the ARCO initially because it's not that visible.
The seafood coconut soup is good. Lots of fish and I like that it is creamy. Really enjoy the lime and cilantro.
Not sure that we would go back, unless I'm really craving that soup.

Authentic thai food, a lot better than some of the restaurants around thai town. The grilled pork here is to die for. Amazing thai fried rice aswell. Solid curries and best papaya salad i’ve ever had! Definitely a hidden gem.

I had two different dishes. PadThai and Tom Yum Soup. Not sure how the bill came out to 50 dollars?? Overpriced for sure. The flavor was fair.

Lady kept saying the prices on the menu were old and new prices or on application. I'm not sure if she was talking about doordash application and charging me a delivery fee 🤔 when I eat indoor.

Iam not sure I can afford to come back.

Talk about a hole in the wall. Located in a gas station parking lot, Thai Thai gave me one of the best thai meals in LA I've ever had. My gf was stuffed and satisfied and she's such a critic when it comes to food. Apparently, they have a great chef and that is one of the reasons we chose to come here on a Saturday night.

We had the bbq honey chicken and pad see ew. Chicken was cooked perfectly and the fried rice had such great flavor without being too salty or oily. The pad see ew was scrumptious and they didn't skimp either as it was loaded with chicken and broccoli. The noodle to protein ratio was definitely there.

Will definitely come back and make this our go to thai restaurant. As I said, it is small with less than 10 small tables. However, both times I've come here it wasn't busy at all. They do seem to get a lot of business through online orders.