There is a hidden gem of a restaurant a little off from Takeshita Street! It seems that the dishes are made by Thai staff, so the flavors are authentic and delicious! I had Pad Thai, a vermicelli salad, and shrimp chips. Although there were some language barriers, the staff were friendly and welcoming, which was great. I will definitely visit again!

I had been wanting to go for a while, and I finally tried it. There was a lunch menu outside, but it turns out they don’t have it on weekends, which was disappointing since it was more expensive. The staff were nice enough. As for the taste, the green curry was a bit on the sweet side. As someone who prefers authentic flavors, I found it lacking in spice. I'm not sure I would go back. If I want this kind of taste, I think I'd rather go to a place near the intersection that's better.

The food was incredibly delicious. Depending on the menu you order, the time it takes to come out can vary, so it might not be suitable for those who are in a hurry. When my friend finished their main dish, the curry arrived (laughs). If you make a reservation, they give you a lovely gift. I will definitely go again!

I was craving Pad Thai, and since I happened to have some business in the Shibuya area, I decided to search for a place and chose this restaurant. I had the most delicious Pad Thai and was extremely satisfied. The shrimp was large, and I loved that it was covered with egg. The staff was very friendly and made a lasting impression on me. I will definitely visit again when I'm in the area.

It's a shop located just off the main street of Takeshita Avenue in Harajuku. It's easy to get to, yet it has a hidden, quiet atmosphere that makes it very comfortable inside. They have a wide variety of menu options. The fried bananas are a big plus! I had the senlek yai, and it tasted just as delicious as what you'd find in the local area. A friend of mine had the gapao and said it was really tasty. It's also a nice place to just drop in by yourself!

I was about to go crazy from the crowds in Harajuku (why did I even choose to eat there?), but I found a quiet hidden Thai restaurant. They didn't have a special lunch menu, so I ordered a la carte, choosing the seafood basil stir-fry. To my surprise, it had a lot of seafood, which was great, but the sauce was kind of lacking, making it hard to harmonize with the rice. That was a bit disappointing. The iced coffee was sweet even though it had no syrup in it.

I always want to eat pad thai no matter where I go. I searched for highly-rated places in the Harajuku area and found this one. Even though it was a Friday, the world of Harajuku feels different. I walked down an alley to find this restaurant on the second floor. I arrived just in time for lunch, so there were no other customers. In fact, there was a bill left on the register from the previous customer. Haha. Of course, I ordered pad thai and opted for water as my drink since it wasn’t included. As I munched on a regular salad, the pad thai was served. There was even a lovely piece of cilantro on top that I cherished. I asked for plenty of fish sauce to enhance the flavor. It was delicious! I could have eaten two more servings. After finishing, I had a refreshing mango ice for dessert. All of this for ¥1200— is that really a Harajuku price? I felt happy and satisfied, ready to explore Harajuku!

Located just a few minutes’ walk from Exit 5 of Meiji-Jingu-Mae Station on the Tokyo Metro, "Pak Soi 54" is a Thai restaurant situated on the 2nd floor of a building along Takeshita Street. I visited for the first time during lunch in early May. The restaurant had a bright and clean interior with about 24 table seats. I took a seat at a table for two, and the restaurant was being run by two male staff members. I took a look at the lunch menu on the table, which featured eight different dishes including Thai-style curry, noodles, and rice plates. I ordered the "Thai Style Chicken Ramen" (1100 yen), but was informed that there was no chicken that day. When I asked if I could have it with pork instead, they said it was possible, so I decided to try the "Pork Ramen," which wasn’t on the menu. The ramen arrived in a short time. To my surprise, a side soup was also served with the ramen. Usually, in Thai restaurants, the lunch set soup has ingredients like radish and minced meat, but this one seemed to be a clear broth similar to what comes with fried rice at Chinese restaurants. It felt like it could be the ramen soup itself (^-^;). The "Thai Style Pork Ramen" featured white rice noodles, with toppings including ground pork, luk ching (meatballs), green onions, bean sprouts, and cilantro. I took a bite and really enjoyed the smooth texture of the rice noodles (#^.^#). The broth was light and had a slightly sweet flavor typical of Thai ramen, which made me long for the four types of condiments usually found on tables in Thai restaurants to add some spice since I enjoy spicy food. Although the restaurant didn’t have them on the table, the staff brought them to me after I asked (^^). I added appropriate amounts of "prik phom," "prik nam som," and "prik nam pla" to customize the flavor to my liking. Next, the lunch set salad arrived. It was just a regular salad with lettuce, cabbage, and carrot, but the amount of dressing was astounding! ((; ﾟДﾟ)) ｱﾜﾜ The bowl was filled halfway with dressing. Tentatively, I took a bite and found it to be quite delicious with a good amount of acidity. Despite my initial doubts about the excessive dressing, I enjoyed it thoroughly. Finally, the set dessert of coconut milk ice cream with strawberries was served. The ice cream had just the right sweetness and was very tasty (^ｕ^) ｳﾏｳﾏ. I finished the broth of the Thai ramen down to the last drop and was very satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

The interior of the restaurant is very stylish, and the atmosphere exceeded my expectations. To my surprise, the prices were reasonable! The manager is from Thailand and is very humorous, and the food was fantastic. I believe even Japanese people will find it delicious. I especially recommend the Gapao and the Crab Curry. I would love to visit again!