Fantastic and authentic Thai!! Maybe it's just me, but the south lacks diversity in Asian cuisine. This place makes up for it 100%. Decent prices and excellent food!

It is some of the best Thai food in Knoxville TN.It has the cutest vibe in the restaurant as well definitely my favorite place.

Absolutely delicious!! I went here at the recommendation of a friend, and I was super impressed and happy with the food. I was craving something Asian and spicy, and this did not disappoint. I opted for level 2 spiciness and it was perfect - made my nose run, but not so hot I couldn't enjoy the flavor of the food. When I arrived, there was a sign on the door that said they took a break until 5, so I had to sit in the parking lot to wait. No big deal, but would have been nice to had that online so I could have prepared better. The interior is small, but clean and comfortable. Service was attentive, with refills and checking on you throughout the meal. Definitely will be back!

It is not a big restaurant but it was not crowded on a Wednesday night. We came as a group of 5 and quickly got to sit down. Parking can be a little tricky. My friends got fried taro and fried tofu as the appetizer, which was yummy with the sauce. My friends got drunken noodles and the other GUAY TIEW. I got the GUAY TIEW TOM YUM - Thai rice noodles in Tom yum soup. My GUAY TIEW TOM YUM is fine, although I'm not a big fan of fried pork rind. My friend also got the mango sticky rice, the display and flavor are both good. Apparently the chive cakes are awesome (we call it scallion pancake), you can always get them to go and enjoy later. The only bummer is it took so long for our entrees to be ready. Would like to come back next time and try their pad Thai.

The ambiance casual. Nice little diner with plenty of seating. The service was ok. The food pretty good. We ordered tiger cry beef salad, pad Thai, and massaman curry. The curry was a little too soupy for me. A thicker curry is ideal. The flavors though were fantastic. The pad Thai had a weird sauce on it. It was different from most places. Instead of a light peanut sauce, it was more like a Chinese style sauce. Was not a fan. The tiger cry beef salad came out after we were already done with our meal. That's why service was only ok. The tiger cry was so so for us. I was disappointed to not see more authentic dishes on the menu. The spice range is 1-3. Three for us was a medium spicy. I like it spicy. So it needs a lot more heat. I would try it again.

I absolutely love this place! I came here for the first time on opening night and it was so lively! The family that owns the place originally cooked at Taste of Thai and they brought over only the best to their establishment. To call their food comforting is an understatement and that's not even accounting the care that they take when serving you. They always recognize us whenever we come back and there have been times when they have brought us keychains and stuff from their trips! The food always comes out very fast and even when it takes longer, they always find time to check in on us to make sure that our stay is as pleasant as always. This time I ordered the Red Curry with Tofu and Cashew sauce with Tofu. The cashew sauce is one of our favorites with its strong while lite flavors. The balance of protein and veggie is perfect and fulfilling. We always find time to race 30 minutes to them after work and there has even been a time where they stayed open for us cause we were late due to traffic. Sometimes they might be slow, but remember. This is owned by a small family. If you treat their busy days with grace they will return with magnificent food!

Good Thai food. Decent service. Clean and cute restaurant. Parking lot was full, so it took a minute to find a spot. I had the chicken drunken noodles. Delicious. My husband had the shrimp pad Thai. It's a little spendy for a lunch dish ($12-15). And you have to watch their schedule because they are closed for a month at a time or on random days. A good add to Farragut, I just wish they were open a bit more consistently.

With great reviews and my obsession with Thai food, I knew I needed to give Pin a try. We were nervous about the timing/wait after reading reviews and it being a new business, but it was not busy as all on a Tuesday evening. Our to-go order was ready within 10 minutes and traveled really well the 15 minutes to our home. The staff was friendly and prompt, which is always appreciated! We ordered: Spring Rolls-It is an order of 3 and they were warm, perfectly crispy, and the sauce flavorful with a bit of a spice kick. Pad See Ew with Chicken-For $12, we were surprised to have a smaller portion than we are used to elsewhere for cheaper. Luckily, the flavor made up for the cost. Such depth of flavor, the chicken tender, and the carrots and broccoli were perfectly cooked. Thai Fried Rice with Shrimp-SO good. Not being huge onion fans (this came with a lot), we would probably omit these next time, but the rice was outstanding. Great flavor, and the rice was somewhat sticky with an abundance of the sauce they stir-fried it it. The menu itself has some unique offerings, especially with noodle dishes, that we have not seen elsewhere. Looking forward to trying out the curry and other dishes sometime soon!