We had a great experience here! We came for a late dinner on Thursday night while driving through, with a 2-year-old and a 3-year-old. Everyone was so polite and welcoming. The food was delicious, well-portioned, and came out very quickly. We had the corn fritters, the kids fried rice, the kids sweet and sour, the red curry (which was SO good), and the pad woon sen. There's a good amount of seating and the dining area is split into two areas (there's another section of seating to the left), which helps cut down on noise. Would highly recommend!

We stopped here for a late lunch and found this restaurant after hearing great things about it. We frequent E.T. in South Charleston quite frequently, but this was our first time here. We were surprised to find 5 or 6 tables filled even though it was almost 3 PM. We were greeted by friendly staff and ordered seafood Drunken noodles for me. My wife wasn't very hungry, so she tried the 3 egg roll appetizer and said it was the best that she ever had, anywhere (we've traveled extensively). I tried the 6 pc spring roll wraps with peanut dipping sauce and they were: 'Oh, sooooo good!' My entre' was so tasty and satisfying with large sea scallops, shrimp, and thin, tender straps of squid. The sauce was just right, and the blend of vegetables and wide noodles made for a most delicious dish. I washed it down with a tall Sapporo beer. The prices were very good, too! If you're traveling down Rt 64, get off at the Hurricane Teays Valley exit. Head into the large shopping Plaza towards Home Depot. It's in the last strip of stores adjoining them. I can say that when we're in the area, we will be stopping here again. I recommend this authentic Thai restaurant!

Food here is always great. Service is good as well. We had edamame followed by the ginger stir fry with pork and chicken rama. Really enjoyed our food. Restaurant is nice inside--- location is in a small strip mall.

We had the best food tonight Thai Valley Kitchen at Hurricane. Great service, reasonable prices, but most importantly, top quality. Forgot to take pictures of the appetizers; they vanished too quickly! Chicken Satay with a peanut sauce and cucumber vinegar and some edamame (you can see how fast they vanished before I thought to take a photo). Spouse ordered the Chicken Rama which was great (sat on a bed of cabbage with broccoli and other veggies) and I had the ginger stir fry with shrimp. Shrimp was well cleaned and cooked just right. We will be back! You can see how much we left on the plates lol.

I love the simple environment. The food is authentic fair. Don't think you can find better pad Thai in a 150 mile radius.. I try to stop each time I pass thru. Khearph-

I drive 3 hours just to eat here every 1-2 month with my dad! The food is very authentic! If you've tried Thai food and haven't liked it before try this place before you make up your mind! There are other Thai restaurants closer to my home but none of them are near as good as here! Pad Thai, Fried Rice, Pho is my recommendations! (The Pad Thai is my favorite). The staff is very friendly and very good about checking in on us! My dad and I typically get the Pho to split and I get the Pad Thai and Fried Rice so I can bring some left overs home with me as well as ordering more food for the next couple of days! (It's a long drive back when you are full haha) The mango sticky rice is a very good end to a meal if it is in season! It's an authentic Thai dessert that is very different from your normal dessert! 10/10

This was by far the best dining experience I’ve had in a long time. The waitresses were very nice and welcoming. They always served with a bright smile on their faces. The food was exceptional and authentic and very tasty. I even left my retainer at my table, and the waitresses walked outside to tell me I had forgotten it. This interaction made me very happy as it showed the true character of them. They are very nice people and have very nice food

Almost speechless for how good my meal was. I love finding restaurants with something unique on their menu, even if I don’t order from it, I like to see the stand out menu options. Anyways, like most cuisines whenever I try a new place I have a typical staple dish. Although they had something I never heard of called Jungle Curry, my particular choice for Thai food it’s always Massaman Curry, it’s a bit weird but I have tried all the colored Curries and Green Curry would be my 2nd favorite. Massaman is typically a beautiful blend of sweet and spice with the sweet being peanut base, and the complimenting ingredients mostly are potato and rice. Anyways, for the most rural town I can find myself in for the evening, Nitro WV, I basically found almost the best representation I can find. Previous 1st was PakPao Dallas TX Short rib Massaman, anyways I have had probably the dish 100-200 times in my lifetime and again from first bite to completely clean dish it jumped immediately to top 2 if not best ever. Kudos to whoever’s cooking and whoever’s recipe but great work, and hopefully I make it back to try the Jungle Curry. Overall, place definitely didn’t disappoint as one of the top ranked restaurants in small town according to Google maps, and next to, and within walking distance to the best ranked Hotel in 50 mile radius. 2nd pic added for landmark, if you don’t take shortcut behind car-lot fence, to get to “strip mall” you will walk a long way to get to driving entrance, if you walked from hotel.