Thai 2 Go

These people are awful. I tried twice to use a Groupon — first they told me I couldn’t use it after 7 pm and then they said they wouldn’t honor it at all even though the expiration date is still two months out. And they have young children working in an area no bigger than there entrance to a house… I wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t cook their food properly.

I’ve ordered from here before and was very pleased! this time it was terrible. I ordered wonton soup, got broth with chicken and vegetables, NO wontons! also ordered Pad Se-​Ew and got a container that looked liked it was half eaten, it wasn’t even half full, very disappointing portion when it use to be overflowing. Also, the vegetables were different than before, this entrée use to have Chinese broccoli, this time it just had regular stir fry veggies that weren’t even cooked well.
I will not be ordering from them again, and if I were you I wonder consider going somewhere else that delivers a consistent item.

My 1 st time and I’m already addicted lol !
The food arrived super fast and it’s was delicious. I’m officially hooked .
Phone service was actually courteous most Asian take outs aren’t.
Being new to Thai we ordered about 4 different things each better than other .
So if you’re in mood for Asian check this place out you won’t regret it.

Ate here two days ago after about a year or so, and the food is still delicious. I had the Salmon fried rice, it was unbelievably tasty, the spring roll, which was just okay, and the Thai tea which still made me want to smack my mother. There used to be a girl Lee there I liked, not sure if she still owns it, but the new workers are friendly even walked me to my car! Im definetely coming back for more ;)

Nothing is right about this place — they do nothing but to go, and even calling ahead an order with a quoted time, we showed up late and still had to wait. If you can’t figure out scheduling of take out orders when that’s all you do, you might want to reconsider your business model. At least be honest and tell me it’s going to take an hour if it’s going to take an hour. Admittedly they are working out of a shack the size of a linen closet, so I suspect they cook two or three things at any one time, but just be realistic about quotes and you’d have fewer annoyed customers.
Even if it weren’t the time management issue, the food here is nothing to write home about, and I have no intention of eating it again. Upon returning home and opening the boxes, everything tasted the same — oily, fried, and shockingly mild. This is Thai food? Not in my book… Chicken drunken noodles tasted the same as spring rolls which tasted the same as fried tofu which tasted the same as coconut milk soup, which is bizarre because some of those are about as different on the flavor spectrum as you can get within a Thai menu.
I gave two stars because I love Thai food and maybe a total seachange in their cooking and timing could make this spot a worthwhile destination.

They changed names and ownership, but the food is excellent, the folks are really friendly and the price is right.

What can I say about this place except how awesome it is! I really love this place for Thai take out. Very quick, althought the name has changed over a couple of times and it’s difficult to locate a working phone for the place.
If you stick to the Currys: Red, Yellow and Green you will be pleasantly surprised. They are excellent. They are my go to dish at this place, they come with a huge side of white rice. The chicken and eggplant wasn’t bad either. Not so high on their noodle based dishes though such as Pad See U and Drunken Noodle as the last time they came out they were a little too soft. The Pad Thai has been great though. Nothing really blew me away on the appetizers, spring rolls are good, but a bit greasy. I’d say the best is the calamari. The satay chicken is so-​so. Finally they often run deals which make this place a steal!

Average thai food which I guess makes it good food overall. Probably won’t return as other similarly priced joints are a bit better. They give you a discount if you pay with cash.

I havent ordered form here in a while as the price has gone up and the quality down. I may try again to be sure in a few weeks but probably not…

I have had the pad thai, red curry and pan see ew and they have all been very good. My favorite dessert dish from this restaurant however is the mango sticky rice, if you have not tried it you are missing out! Also they have a large size that will feed at least 4 to 5 people.

I’ve gotten Thai To Go three or four times and it has been solid every time.
In my most recent visit, I ordered the chicken satay for an appetizer (4 moist chicken tenders on skewers with a «to die for» peanut sauce for dipping) and the combo pad Thai (pad Thai with chicken, shrimp, and tofu in a peanut type sauce, scallions, and crushed peanuts). The pad Thai was excellent and will be my go to entrée from now on. I usually get mango sticky rice for dessert and it always hits the spot. The rice was a little over cooked this last time, but good nonetheless.
This is a great little place to get some good inexpensive Thai takeout when you can’t decide what else to do for dinner.

I don’t usually post reviews, but my experience was so regrettable that I feel obligated to warn off as many people as I can.
FYI, I ordered the fish pancakes and beef salad, delivery.
Summary: 3 strikes, they’re out. First, the food took longer than the 30 – 40 minutes promised. This was inconvenient, but I tried not to hold it against them. Harder to overlook was the surprise $ 6 delivery charge. I live in East Falls, just 2.5 miles away. Okay, I should have asked if there was a delivery charge, but come on, Thai2Go. $ 6? No courtesy announcement? Strike 3 was my beef salad, which featured half-​spoilt beef. They masked the smell with a dressing, but I felt myself gagging as soon as the item hit my tongue. So there you go. $ 20 down the drain, cereal for dinner, and lesson learned: never order from this place again.

The hours posted on their website as well as their answering machine say they open at 11:30.
Since they didn’t answer by 12:00 I gave up and ordered from somewhere else.
Thanks Thai 2 Go for unreliable service.
This isn’t the first time we’ve come to find you not open when your hours clearly state you should be.
What a disappointment, maybe a name change is in order, Thai DON’T GO!

Had I not been at the Manayunk Bike Race at 11:30 AM drinking Michelob Ultra on an empty stomach, I’m not sure I would have chosen to eat here at all. I went on a quest for soft pretzels and ended up eating pad thai and spring rolls on the sidewalk.
Manayunk is a surreal place.
The service was lovely. The women behind the counters confirmed our orders and the food came out in Styrofoam containers promptly. But the pad thai was some of the worst I’ve had. Lacking serious flavor and including soggy cauliflower (??) this standard dish was bland and overcooked. Ravenous and a little drunk, I ate it anyway.
The only redeeming quality of Thai 2 Go was the vegetable spring roll. Just as fat as a typical Chinese egg roll, it was stuffed to the brim and freshly fried. Tasted homemade, too.

Tried this place tonight and it was delicious! I got the red curry with tofu and the Thai style wings and both were really good. The curry was mild but really flavorful, and all the veggies in it were super fresh and tasty. The only thing Thai style about the wings was the dipping sauce (not sure what it’s called but it’s the clear sauce you usually get with crispy rolls), but they were really good with or without the sauce.
I will definitely be back-​it was tasty and fast and I’m over all the pizza and cheesesteaks around here!

Since discovering Thai food a few months ago I’ve had an insatiable hunger for it. Living in Manayunk with it’s great food options, there really aren’t many for those of us who love a little Pad Thai frrom time to time. I’ve been to Thai 2 Go quite a few times and their food is consistently delicious. The Pad Thai is my favorite! I also love the shrimp rolls, which have tons of large shrimp chunks in every bite. The Thai fried chicken wings rank pretty high on my list as well.
Don’t expect to dine in here as their name says it all — «2 Go». It’s great for take out or take «to» if you wanted to head over to Gorgas Park afterward…

After living in Manayunk for a few years, I struggled to find a good place to get some Pad Thai. Thai 2 Go fills that need. I was a fan after the first order: Chicken Pad Thai with an order of Spring Rolls
Both were great. The Pad Thai wasn’t too spicy. It had almost a sweet taste to it. The spring rolls were great as well, similar to ones I’ve gotten in China Town.
There is no eating area, but if you are looking for some good take out Thai, check it out.

I love Thai… and this place has pretty good food… the cooking is done by these nice Thai women and the owner is a nice forward thinking young lady (placing this little jem in a neighborhood swamped with bland chinese spots) i love going there and getting the drunken noodles, the thai basil, the sweet tea (yum!), spring rolls… although I wasnt impressed with the green curry or the pepper steak. but there is so much to try on the menu…

I got take-​out from here for the first time last night and it was great. A little pricey for takeout perhaps but worth it. We got the chicken fried rice (⁴⁄₅ stars) and chicken panang curry (⁴⁄₅ stars). They were both great. Not out of this world, but very flavorful. I definitely think I will be back to have the fried rice and chicken satay. there’s no limit of things I want to try on their menu!
The take-​out was very timely, I’ve never tried the delivery but if you pick it up you’ll have no problem. Also, I called on a busy Saturday night and had to call 3 times in order to get through. So just keep that in mind.

Better this time. But still missing that spark.
I had to research what I really wanted. It ended up being the Drunken Chicken Noodles. They are apparently one of the spicy dishes. Not really though.
There was less spring roll sauce than last time and it was watered down. The spring rolls themselves were just as delightful as last time with just as much (a touch too much) grease.
Everything tasted really good, but as I said earlier, it’s missing something. I can’t place it though. I know I can’t do any better, so I’ll be back.
Plus it’s mega cheap. I shared with Miss Hilary, we split the bill, it came to under $ 12 each and it’s enough for two meals.