Pookie's

“Wonderful food and great attentive service at reasonable prices.”

marshall logan★★★★★

Such a cute environment. We went around 7pm on a Tuesday and it was pretty empty. We got the jade curry, beef satay, and the west side wontons which were all fire. We also met Pookie herself and she was so sweet. Worth a second visit for sure! I would say new menus or a digital menu would be nice but the menus are cool with the wood and the metal detailing.

Rob Kimmel★★★★★

Very good but not quite outstanding Thai food. Prices were a bit on the higher side ($15-$17 avg) for moderate portions. The papaya salad (som tum) was probably the best dish with the right amount of spiciness. The Penang chicken curry was very creamy with coconut milk but slightly bland. At first glance I thought the peas were Thai eggplant. The basil chicken (krapaw gai) was properly minced but again was slightly less flavorful than expected. The Singapore noodles were good, but just seemed a bit soggy. Service was average. For example, my water glass but we were never offered a refill. I'l

Arun V K★★★★★

A very relaxing ambience and friendly staff is what greets you when you enter Pookie's. The food is flavorsome, provides a good potion and is very satisfying. The place looks very upscale but is easy on the pocket. It's better to reach a bit early or reserve ahead since the place gets crowded very quickly. There is elaborate seating inside and outside the restaurant but it gets cold outside during the evenings. The place offers take out. The staff is also very helpful as they explain each dish we are interested in and recommend dishes according to our interests. I will definitely be visiting a

Arun Adiyeri Chirukandoth★★★★★

One of the best Thai places around Thousand Oaks. The food is just part of the experience. The outdoor seating with sounds of waterfall, and a small pond with ducks is a serene experience. It's good to visit in the evenings in summer so that the heat doesn't kill you.