Pineapple Thai

“Good vegetarian options, friendly staff and great drinks.”

Chetan Pangam★★★★

Had a really nice experience at Pineapple Thai in Cupertino. The food was flavorful and well prepared — definitely solid Thai cuisine. The green curry, garlic rice, and beef mango were especially delicious and packed with great flavor. The ambiance is warm and inviting, and the outdoor patio is a great spot to sit and enjoy your meal. The drinks were also very good and complemented the food nicely. Service was a bit slow during our visit, but overall it was still a pleasant dining experience. Would definitely come back!

Shaoyi Zhang★★★★★

This spot turned out to be the perfect backdrop for a Thursday night reunion, We landed during happy hour and had our choice of patio seating, a small luxury that immediately set the tone. The menu leans generous: $7 beers and an $8 old-fashioned that, surprisingly, didn’t cut corners. It was balanced, spirit-forward, and thoughtfully made, more craft cocktail than discounted afterthought. The happy hour food menu is where things really started to click. We went wide and doubled back often, but two dishes stole the show. The chive cakes, cut into neat cubes and lightly fried, had that addict

Khiem Nguyen★★★★

You have to treat this as an upper-end restaurant. The portions are moderately small. There were some standouts, namely the crispy calamari, grilled jumbo prawns, and crab fried rice. Otherwise, servers are inattentive, considering the price. Drinks are good here. The presentation is top notch. The duck Asian Glazed Duck Noodles was too fatty. The gai gor lae was soft but could use more caramelization. And overall, most things were not too memorable. The pad see u was nice with wok hei flavor but I've had better.

Pupul Mayank★

Very disappointing Thai food, neither starters nor main course were good. We were a large group of vegetarians and non vegetarians, so we ended up ordering a lot of times from the menu, but pretty much everything was disappointing. Massaman lamb was too oily to be even called Thai. Of all the thai places I have been to in bay area, this was probably my worst experience. The ambiance is pretty cool and chic. The outdoor seating helps esp when u go in a summer evening but we went on a winter night in Feb and the place told us upfront that they won't turn on the heater. We decided to sit out anyw