Sabai Thai Kitchen

Wonderful restaurant. Clean and calm. Staff and service is great. Food is great. We had Tom Kha and Tom yum creamy soup. 5 stars all the way. See pictures.

Fresh and flavorful. Sabai Thai Kitchen, located at 19141 Stone Oak Parkway, Suite 305, will not leave you dissapointed with menu features a variety of traditional Thai dishes that parents and kids can enjoy together. My 4 year old twins loves the food choices including: Pad Thai: Stir-fried rice noodles with choice of protein, egg, tofu, sweet radish, and bean sprouts, topped with cilantro and served with ground peanuts and lime. Drunken Noodles: A popular dish with flat rice noodles, vegetables, and Thai basil in a signature sauce. Green Curry: A spicy curry with choice of protein, bell peppers, green beans, bamboo shoots, eggplant, zucchini, and Thai basil in a creamy coconut milk base. Massaman Curry: A milder curry featuring protein options with potatoes, carrots, onions, and cashew nuts in a rich coconut milk sauce. Pumpkin Curry: A unique offering with pumpkin, zucchini, bell peppers, green beans, and Thai basil in red curry and coconut milk. The restaurant also offers appetizers like spring rolls, crab rangoon, and chicken satay, as well as desserts such as mango with sticky rice.

Super awesome spot. Food is excellent. Josh was our server and he was super sweet. Food was delish!

From the minute we walked in the young lady that greeted us was incredibly friendly. This friend that met me there actually works nearby and had not been here so it was a first for the two of us. A pleasant surprise for us both. Amato was our server it was really a great again very friendly very attentive, we lacked for nothing. They have lunch specials for $10.95 that includes a small soup or small salad. (FYI tea is extra) I wanted to try the chicken wings so I did a small five piece. My friend wanted to try the spring rolls so they ordered those. All in all that was a lot of food especially considering these were the lunch portions. The atmosphere was pleasant and Serene and calm. They are my yin to my food yang. One of my favorite dishes is the drunken Noodle, sometimes referred to as crazy noodles. Can hardly wait to go back and try that.

The Chef is absolutely fantastic here! I’ve been to Thailand and have spent some time up in New York, where the Thai food is as good as it gets. The Chef at Sabai is darn excellent! I highly recommend the Pad-Kee-Ma (Drunken Noodles). The veggies are crisp, the spice is exactly as you order, the noodles are not sticking together, the basil is green and fresh. This is, hands down, the best Thai in San Antonio! I highly recommend it!