Titaya's is a great Thai restaurant. We tried the spinach wontons, which tasted decent, and the taro chips, which were nice. The chicken basil fried rice was very good, and the red curry was tasty. The place was very crowded, but overall, it's a good spot for fresh Thai food. Good ambience

I'll start right off by saying that I think this place is probably my fave place for Thai food. I haven't had a bad meal yet! The curries and the pad see ew were delicious. Definitely recommend this place

One of the best thai spots in Austin period. Try the various noodle dishes, fried rices, and soups!

Titaya's is one of the best Thai restaurants in Austin. I've been coming here since I was in college, and it always hits. They are very popular, so you may wait 20-40 minutes during peak hours. Their prices are reasonable, and everything I've tried has been really solid. I also highly recommend their mango sticky rice!! Mango was super ripe and the rice had the perfect sweetness and consistency. I would skip the Thai iced tea.

Titaya, you were not bad. I don't have high expectations for Thai restaurants in the US because they usually tone down the flavors for the Western palate. It would be nice to say that Titaya did not adhere to that pattern, but it did... a bit. The moo ping did not taste like the other ones I had growing up. I'm used to a more savory and sweet taste, but the flavor here was a bit bland. The sauce did make up for it though. That could explain the absence in the seasoning. The meat was very tender though, surprisingly so. Tom yum was standard. I appreciated the abundance of chicken, tomatoes, and mushrooms they included. Soup had a nice sour, herbal mix. It was not mind blowing but it did the job. My favorite was the mango sticky rice! After eating a lot of savory flavors, the sweet dessert hit the spot. Rice was sticky, mango was lush, and the coconut sauce tied it all together. Love it! Service was great. Our waiter was nice and though he made a mistake in overcharging an item, he quickly resolved the matter. Like I said, not bad!

First time in here. Seen it forever and my wife wanted some Thai so we checked it out. We were sat quickly, food came out shortly after we ordered (and they were busy busy). Overall, very good service. I got one of the signature dishes: chuu chee pla. Fried fish fillet with curry. To die for. If you've never had it, you owe it to yourself. My wife got a basil style noodle dish. It was spicy, good flavor, but the fish and curry stole the show.

Came in on Sunday at opening with a party of 16 and managed to be seated pretty quickly despite the whole party not being there yet. Despite the amount of people we had and how chaotic our party was, service was great--the staff was super accommodating--and food came out hot and quickly. We ordered many items including the Pad Kee Mao, Pad Thai, Basil Fried Rice, Tom Yum Fried Rice, Pineapple Fried Rice, Chicken Wings, Sweet Corn Taro Fritters, Som Tum (Papaya Salad). My favorites were the Tom Yum fried Rice, Corn Fritters, and the Pad Kee Mao. The tom yum fried rice was so flavorful, the rice texture was chewy not soggy, and paired really well with the shrimp. The Sweet Corn Taro Fritters are almost like crispy shoestring fries and comes doused in a sweet, slightly sour, sticky dressing. The Pad Kee Mao noodles were slightly chewy but not overcooked and had a nice smoky flavor to it. The other menu items we ordered were also very good and very well flavored. The Som Tum is on the spicier side so be careful if you're not into spice. For dessert we got the coconut ice cream which was super refreshing after a large meal and the little bits of coconut shreds in it gave it nice texture. We also got mango sticky rice which is always good. For beverages we got Thai Tea which was really good, although on the sweeter side. Overall, a good experience and will be returning!

I have eaten here MULTIPLE times but yet only realized now that I have not written a review. We went here a few years ago for my cousins graduation. Honestly you just can't go wrong with Thai food. They always have a lot of vegetarian, vegan and even gluten free options and this place is no different. I love that this place has really nice mango sticky rice. Idk why, but I just feel like this places mango sticky rice just tastes better. also I like the tomatoes in their drunken noodles. It just hits right. Yes to going here many times!