Ricepot Thai Cookhouse

“From Appetizer pork belly basket to the drinks , and wok flamed entree.”

beldim2010★★★★

Some excellent Thai dishes in a tiny spot I visited Ricepot Thai Cookhouse a few times in 2025 to enjoy one of my favorite cuisines and write a review. This place excels at delivering Thai cuisine essentials with complex, perfectly balanced flavors. All the mains and soups I tried tasted fantastic and fresh. Great job! The appetizers were fine but unremarkable. Beef preparation definitely needs improvement as it was so tough and chewy that even the waitress acknowledged it. The restaurant has strong potential, but it should master its beef, offer more protein options, and expand its very limi

Reinhart★★★★★

Edit: Went early April and received notice lunch menu prices changed - new menu posted below. Quality of food stays the same. Also the lunch menu applies on weekends now, so bonus points. Monday to Friday, there's a lunch menu - very affordable for students going home and workers on their lunch break. $12 for an entrée(rice/noodles) and side, add $3 for an iced thai tea/coffee. Be warned that there are limited seats - it's a small place.

A Rapunzel★★★★

Food was pretty decent. Appetizers came out a little at a time. But the fried rice & pad Thai took pretty long and it was just us in the restaurant. Calamari was good and batter wasn't too thick. Pork belly was a little too fatty where the fat part was hard to chew. Chicken satay could've been a little more browned but good flavor. Curry chicken & potato puffs barely had chicken in there so just expect a good curry potato puff. Pad Thai was a little on the sweeter side. Pineapple fried rice was good but all the shrimps were not cleaned properly, poop still inside. Originally, I wanted to giv

Rachael Wang★★★★

This casual Thai eatery offers kind and welcoming service, with portions that are larger than you'd expect. The lunch special is definitely worth it! The Bangkok Fried Rice, Pad Thai, and Drunken Noodles were good, though the Drunken Noodles tasted more like Pad See Ew—sweet and savory rather than spicy. The pork belly basket and chicken satay were just ok. Overall, good value.