I take it all back. This place is delicious. Heavily recommend the tiger prawn pad thai!

R HaanThai is a cute Thai restaurant with great decor and amazing service! Came here on a Tuesday night and most tables were full but we didn't have to wait. We ordered the khao soi with chicken, pad Thai with chicken, and crab fried rice. The khao soi was my favorite bite of the night. Super thick creamy broth with a strong curry flavor. It had all the right toppings with the pickled mustard greens and fried noodles. The noodles are a lot thinner than what's traditionally in this dish but it was still good, just a tad over cooked because it was not Al dente. The crab fried rice is a must order! Nice plump crab meat on top of a well seasoned fried rice. I would skip the pad Thai next time though the noodles were way overcooked. The flavor is also more on the shrimp paste side than the tamarind side and it was a bit too on the sweet end. I would definitely come back to try other items.

My new go to Thai spot in Fremont. Not ashamed to admit, I love me a good pad Thai and R HaanThai delivers every time. The noodles are cooked to just the right saucy but still slightly stir fry crispy texture, and I love that the sauce includes some tomato flavor. The khao soy, pad Kee mao and curries here have a been solid. Had the soft shell crab crab soy last time- decent but didn't quite live up to my expectations. The space is clean, servers are also attentive and welcoming. There is a lunch special, but it's really only a dollar or so off the usual price.

Key Points: - Delicious Thai food. Some of the best I've had, and I've had a lot of Thai food in my life. - 20% gratuity for tables or 5+ What a hidden gem tucked away in Fremont! Despite living here for years, I had never seen or heard of it before, so it must be relatively new. The Fam and extended Fam, mainly my folks came here one night for dinner. I'd heard great things about the place, and overall, the food did not disappoint. Here's what we ordered: - Garlic Prawns: These were the highlight of the meal. The prawns were extremely flavorful, and well seasoned (looking for a word that means a lot of spice but not exactly "spicy" though th y were that too, in a good way). Definitely a dish I'd come back for. - Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles): While the flavors were decent, the dish was on the wetter side, a style we'd refer to as, "sup chow" in Cantonese, rather than the drier "gong chow" preparation I'm used to. It also lacked the smoky "wok hay" that really makes this dish shine. Not my favorite rendition but luckily the other dishes made up for it. - Crab Fried Rice: This was spot-on. The basil and seasoning were well-balanced, and there was a generous portion of crab meat. A satisfying dish overall. - Crispy Pompano: Now this was definitely unique looking! The fish was fried perfectly and served with its axial skeleton used as a centerpiece after deboning. I'd never seen this before, and it added a creative touch to the experience. Now, the service: Not bad overall, but they automatically add a 20% gratuity for groups of five, which felt excessive, especially since one of us was a toddler. I'd consider that 4.5 people. When we asked about it, they said they'd only waive the gratuity if one person completely didn't eat. No exceptions. That policy felt odd and inflexible, but otherwise, the staff seemed friendly and accommodating. Overall, R Haan Thai had some truly memorable dishes. Since I weigh the food quality most heavily, I'm not docking any stars for the gratuity policy, etc. Definitely worth a re-visit.

Another good Thai spot! My mom and I shared 4 dishes: Yellow Curry with Chicken, Pad Eggplant w/ Pork, Spicy Fried Rice, and Bangkok Duck. The Yellow Curry was not the best I've had. Pretty good, but on the blander side with slightly undercooked potatoes & carrots. I asked for my yellow curry to be their "Thai Spicy" level and it was extremely mild. The Pad Eggplant w/ Pork was good! Really flavorful and paired well with the Spicy Fried Rice. Again, very mild despite being titled spicy. The Bangkok Duck was tasty but a bit expensive for the amount you get. The workers were all so nice and very attentive even when busy. This restaurant is a bit more on the "higher end" with a casual date-night ambiance and beautifully presented dishes. Portions are average but easily shareable. Four dishes was beyond plenty for two people and we had leftovers. I recommend this spot for a nicer dinner date!

An amazing local Thai restaurant in Warm springs. My friend and I came at 1pm for lunch and we were immediately seated. My friend and I ordered the chicken pad kee mao and Tom Yum noodles and they were both well seasoned and flavored. Shortly after we orders the food came out right away. The Tom Yum ($18) included a variety of seafood such as squid, fishballs, and shrimp with a peanut and chicken topping. I love the nutty flavor and texture of the added peanuts in both the dishes. In addition to that I could not stop drinking the soup I just love the hot and sour flavor of the Tom yum. I tried some of the pad kee mao and the chicken was super tender and the noodles were coated in sauce. The service was great too since the server came around to check in on how everything was. The prices were great and I would definitely come back again if I was craving Thai food.

I was really craving Thai food on a Sunday night and decided to give this place a try. The restaurant was quite quiet and we were the only party dining for some time. The server was really attentive and made sure we were enjoying our meal. 5/5 on customer service! I ordered the pad thai with tiger prawn and som tum (papaya salad). The tiger prawn was soooo good! The shell has been fried and it was so satisfying to munch on. However, if you don't like eating the shell, be warned that there are a lot of just fried shells. Flavors of both dishes were comforting but I personally do like my papaya salads a little more tangy. The salad mix on the side of the papaya salad also threw the flavor off for me. Pricing was on the higher end and portion size was quite small. I also order the pad kee mao togo for my sister which she thought was just mid. She thought it was a bit lacking in flavor. I most likely would come back next time when I'm craving Thai food to try their other popular items. It's a good local spot but I wouldn't have my friends go out of their way just to eat here.

Fire Thai food, friendly service, and colorful beautiful dishes good for dates, families, and kids! If you're looking for Thai in Fremont, come to R HaanThai. They're located in a shopping plaza with lots of other shops from Ranch 99 to other restaurants and Rose Tea. Came here for a late family lunch and we all walked out full, warm, and happy. We got their special crispy pompano (GET THIS), pumpkin curry, papaya salad, and Signature pad thai with crispy prawn. THE PRAWN is insane. So crispy and flavorful. Everybody also LOVED the pompano, and it just has such a beautiful aesthetic. All the food came out at the same time, not too long of a wait 10-15mins. Waters were refilled multiple times, and the unisex restroom is clean. Pricing is pretty standard for the Bay, even in East Bay. It's a great spot if you're looking for a thai spot to go to from time to time. Not overly fancy, and very welcoming once you walk in. Seating is plentiful and great for families. Highly recommend a visit, some people also had takeout.