A Little Thai Kitchen

This place is clutch. Amazing food and great service. Had the coconut red curry with chicken and shrimp. Extremely tasty and delicious. We also had the fried bananas for dessert and left with a happy glow. I would highly recommend for Thai in cherry hill.

Almost had to wait 30 minutes before anyone came to our table to get us water or take our Oder. Finally when the food arrived, it was cold.

Best Thai food restaurant I have found that taste like Thai food! Papaya salad was on fleek! hands down the best on in south New Jersey. I be coming here more often now lol

They’re pad Thai is so delicious! I’ve never tried anything else but every time I see other people order it looks really good! Beware of how spicy you request because I asked for a 2 out of 5 spicy and it was really really spicy. I would definitely recommend this place to Thai food lovers!

This is one of our 2 favorite Thai places in the area (the other being Bhan Thai in Mt. Laurel.) They’ve been there forever and have excellent, fresh food. The lunch special is really reasonable, so we try to get that as often as possible. My favorites are the Massuman and Panang Curries.

Fantastic Tom yum soup and drunken noodle with tofu. I would definitely come here again!

The curry here is spot on! This «Little Thai» restaurant in Springdale Plaza is a great find and they have some of the best curry I’ve ever had.
You must try their Massaman curry (with beef, chicken, seafood, or tofu and vegetables); it isn’t really spicy as much as it is sweet, but the flavors work really well in the dish. If you want a spicier curry you should try their green curry however I personally like their Massaman the best. The duck entrees here are also on point, but they are on the pricier side so if you have the money for it then you should definitely try one out (the mango duck is a top contender for me).

This place only received 3 stars from me because the food was great but the service was horrible. They didn’t greet when I entered in with my friend. They didn’t come to see if we were okay and if the food was good. I finished a glass of water and had to call the waitress to give me and my friend water.

A hidden gem. A small little place in a shopping center that serves truly authentic Thai. The ingredients are fresh and prepared to perfection. A great find. Will be back.

Its a hidden gem… The food was perfect and its BYOB

For a small place tucked away in a nondescript strip mall, A Little Thai Kitchen offered good food, served by a friendly and accommodating staff at reasonable prices. Is it the best there is? No… but choices in this area for Thai food are slim at best so If your craving a bit of curry, you cant go wrong here.

There are limited Thai options in this area and little Thai is just mediocre. I have tried their curries, pad Thai, drunken noodles and Tom yum and really nothing stood out. Still looking for a good Thai place in the cherry hill area

Pretty good Thai food — my friends and I enjoyed our meals and it was around $ 20/​pp, including tip, with appetizers. One thing I didn’t like is that the waitress only asked one of my friends how hot he wanted his dish… had I had this choice I would have made my dish hotter. I’ll definitely be back the next time I crave Thai!

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. I was the only person in the place and was immediately greeted/​seated.
I ordered the Green Curry with beef which came with a side of Jasmine rice. The bowl was filled with meat and vegtable. Awesome! Had to make a small pool to dip my rice. Everything went by the numbers and I highly recommended this restraunt. Thanks guys!

A Little Thai Kitchen is a great hidden gem. It sits in a strip mall and is very inconspicuous. I was there at lunch with some of my co-​workers. I had their Lemon Grass Soup, it is truly a great experience. It is a wonderful start of a meal. The first spoonful gives you a pow in your mouth. Not a bad pow but it wakens up your taste buds. With each bite you experience the complexity of the layers of flavor within this wonderful soup. By the time you finish the soup your mouth is ready for the next experience.
The next part of my meal was Chicken Thai Basil, with my taste bud wide awake, all of the flavors were coming through as I was working my way through the layers of chicken and vegetable. Mixing the meal with the rice and soy sauce gave the umami that gave it the extra wow.
If you are in Marlton, NJ and you are looking for some good Thai the I highly recommend A Little Thai Kitchen.

Some times you need a double take to really uncover a gem in the rough. The first time we visited this place, it was with our extended family and a majority of them preferred very mild food and our dining experience was quite forgettable given that a lot of the dishes were under seasoned and a lot of the bold Thai flavors that we prefer were missing (not the restaurant’s fault). We weren’t active Unilocal contributors back in the days and used it mostly to check restaurant reviews.
Fast forward a little more than 2 years, we decided to try this place out after looking at the Unilocal reviews (not realizing that we had been here before). It was only after we reached the parking lot that the light bulb turned on.
This time around it was just the two of us and we ordered everything Thai hot and my oh my the dishes were very much spot on and to our liking. Recommend their green curry as it is tastes freshly made and not out of a can. If you are a chili head like us, we would suggest that you try an order of their Pad Phed at a Thai spicy level of heat (it’s got a red curry base with barely any coconut milk) and the dish packs a sucker punch filled with fresh green pepper corns, Krachai (rhizome) and Hot Thai basil leaves. We believe that we know Thai food really well and feel that this restaurant serves really good dishes.

A Little Thai Kitchen serves some good Thai food. I ordered the drunken noodles with chicken and it was great! I don’t think it was worth the $ 13 as it only consisted of flat noodles, broccoli, carrots, green pepper. but it did taste good. I may come back to try other things, but the prices for simple noodle dishes are a bit too much compared to other nearby places.

Loved this little place. Went here with my boyfriend pretty late one night and everything we at was delicious. Every flavor just POPPED and it was like an explosion in my mouth. I had the chicken pad Thai which was amazing and we had mango sticky rice for dessert. The service was fast and attentive and like I said the food was incredible! I don’t remember what my boyfriend had, something with curry but that too was sooooo good. We live in philly so it’s a 20 minute drive but we’re definitely coming back! It’s worth it!

This place is very authentic and my go to place for Thai food. Everything on their menu is great, but my all time favorite is the lamb in the green curry sauce. I don’t even have to ask for it spicy, and it comes out with a nice kick to it (like it should). But I do ask for Extra spice, since that’s what my wife loves. She likes to have my mouth on fire because she burnt off all her taste buds with the extra spicy stuff she eats (oh, pleasing the wife… lol).
Our go to dishes here are:
Lamb w/​green curry: Lamb chops are cooked perfectly and has a good balance of veggies with it too. I don’t eat the veggies, but the wife loves it.
Chu chee duck — The red curry sauce that comes with this dish is delish. It’s a perfect combination of sweet and spicy. The duck is never fatty and the skin has a great crisp to it.
Beef pad see ewe — My favorite noodle dish of all time. The noodles are never overcooked and they season it perfectly. The sauce is slightly sweet, but you can ask them to add some spice to it if you prefer.
Thai tea — they make it the best out of all thai places I’ve been.
Shrimp Pad Thai — also a great dish, but not my go to noodle dish. The wife loves it, so we always order it.
Service is phenomenal. They are always on top of everything (filling water, grabbing extra utensils, bringing out food on time, etc). I have never had bad service. The only bad thing I have to say about this place is that they are closed on Sundays.
Overall: if you’re in Jersey, make sure to stop by. If you’re in Philly, make sure to drive across the bridge to try it. Yes, it’s that good!

The service is okay, waitress isn’t particulary friendly but she’s not rude either haha.
I would them more stars because I finally found a place that makes the food actually spicy, which is awesome for me, but their carrots are too hard and almost raw so that kind of ruined things.
A lot of the food is sweet, so you have to get used to that.
Overall it’s a good deal if you go during lunch hours which means it’s a fixed menu.