Ubon Thai Kitchen

Mina S. 3 months ago

The food is great! Might be a little bit too sweet. Overall is nicely cook with great taste. The staffs are so nice. Always having smile on their faces and paying attention to details. **Must order shrimp fried spring roll, not any regular spring rolls that you ate.

Mimi Jung 4 months ago

For our fourth anniversary, we chose to celebrate with lunch at Ubon Thai Kitchen—a place that never fails to impress us with its exceptional food and consistently warm service. If you’re unsure what to order, the staff are incredibly welcoming and happy to guide you thoughtfully through the menu. We also discovered today that dishes labeled “spicy” can be adjusted all the way down to completely mild, which makes the experience even more enjoyable and accessible. Thank you, Ubon, and especially to Wesley, for helping us celebrate such a special day. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!

Tawny Wardell 6 months ago

Had a taste for thai and this was not a disappointment my server (great guy) even suggested the lunch special so I ordered it 1 egg roll, salad and shrimp pad thai and the price really made me smile 😃 so I was able to add the fresh spring rolls even they are a hit, the food smells so good so as you walk in YES

Katrina Villanueva 8 months ago

At ten tables sitting two each, Ubon Thai Kitchen at Torrance Crossroads offers quick and efficient polite service and a bevy of Thai dishes that best reflects this region. This time we had fish cakes for appetizers, I had duck curry which went well with black rice. Stepmom had crispy lemon chicken and Dad had Thai boat noodles which I had last time when I went with cousin, uncle, and mom. The only thing that could make the experience better is a bathroom for customers. As is, the flavor profile and execution of the dishes are as precise as we can imagine Thai home cooking comfort foods to taste. Thank you to the staff. I also had Taro Milk Tea this time which was soothing and very sweet but not cloyingly so. You can't take fifty people here to dine together but you can order what you want for fifty for takeout or take home, hot to go. I pray the Thailand Cambodia war ends soon. To try Cambodian dishes, Little Cambodia Town is in Long Beach. I love both. If you want to try Thai food, Ubon Thai Kitchen is a solid place. Please try calling to see times open and to make reservations as their website requests. It's worth it.

Swoon Lashes, Cosmetic Tattoo, Facial Edited 11 months ago

We had a great meal at Ubon for lunch. The food was very fresh and flavorful and they had some unique options on the menu. The server was a very nice gentleman who made good suggestions. The dining room is pretty compact and I imagine they get pretty busy as the food is excellent. The peanut sauce with the fresh rolls is very distinct and better than others I have tried while the crying tiger beef is extremely tender and comes with another excellent sauce. The Tom Yum broth was perfection and the sizzling seafood was very tender and tasty and not super spicy but a bit of a kick. Overall this is a great place to grab a meal while shopping or anytime. The location is the far corner of the shopping center back near the in and out burger and mini IHOP. This is some great tasting Thai food with big flavors.. the prices are reasonable. There is plenty of parking in the shopping center which is all free of course. Overall this place was great and we will be back to try more of the menu at Ubon Thai Kitchen.