Just a local writing a review!!! Sikhay has my heart !!! I always go there for their grab rangoons and their shrimp pad Thai and...... omg both dishes abre super good. My fiancé always goes for the orange chicken with fried rice and it's a 20/10 !!!!! I recommend this place!!!

OMG top 5 Thai places!! My husband a pad thai lover says he has one of the best pad thai here. -I loved the red curry. 3 was perfect amount of spice. -Not a big crab Rangoon go to person but I really enjoyed it here and was super crispy. -The Thai tea was even more delicious. Ambiance- super sketchy to drive to this area but I got there and I see why this hole in the wall place has high reviews. Not scary at all. This is located more in the deep Asian side of town. Service was very attentive. Bathrooms were clean too!

Service was excellent even when we came in an hour before closing. The food was delicious and fresh. Our server did a great job. Thank you To Praise (That's her name)

Sikhay Thai Lao has up'd their game since I last tried it! They served me up a deliciously, creamy flavor packed Massaman Curry with Chicken. It's the best I've had since moving back to Fort Worth, actually. Plus, they did not skimp on the portion! This bowl was massive which makes not only my belly but my wallet happy :D We had wonderful service and the ambiance was nice for conversation (aka not a loud spot). Will I be going back? I could see it in my future!

I stopped by this place for the lunch the other day. It looks like a hole in the wall on the outside but the inside is actually quite nice. The have a very extensive menu but I ultimately settled on some shrimp tempura and the pad thai with beef. The shrimp were very crispy and came with a nice sweet and sour sauce that complimented them perfectly! The pad thai noodles were cooked perfectly and the beef was very tender and went well with the sauce for the pad thai. The service was great and I didnt have to wait very long for anything! All in all I had a great experience and will definitely return to try more things off the menu!

I've been reading reviews for this place for years -- Yelp never leads me astray. Thanks, y'all! The food was absolutely ridiculously delicious. I had to get curry because duh, I love curry so much. I went with the Massaman (potatoes, carrots, onion, and roasted cashews yesssssss -- totally perfect, especially in this wintry weather). And I had to get the larb: "Laotian style meat salad flavored with ground chili pepper, roasted ground rice, mint leaves, green onions, and cilantro." How can you go wrong with those flavors? You CAN'T. I haven't have a ton of larb in my life, but maybe that will change... also, next time I am definitely getting the rice soup. The menu says it's "South East Asia rice congee with chicken broth, green onion, cilantro, ginger, bean sprout, and lime" with your choice of meat. It sounds and looks like the kind of soup that would heal your soul (or at least your hangover).

Food - insanely good, legit. I didn't see another real Thai place in the area. Had green curry with shrimp eggplant was perfect, not soggy but perfectly cooked. Shrimp were tender and fresh. Tons of basil. Well prepared. Service - adorable team, suspect they are family. Tentative and working as a team. Atmosphere - very clean. If you're looking for a shiny place with mediocre food don't come here. This is a family run small business with the best Thai food you're going to find around here.

This place is incredible! Food 11/10. Amazing! Service is always good too. The beef jerky is one of my favorite appetizers ever. The outside doesn't look like much and the neighborhood is a bit rough but the inside is clean and nice.

If I want fried rice, I prefer going to Thai places because they are generally better about spicing the food up quite a bit. Let me start by saying, I went here for the chicken fried rice and it had a very good flavor. Only downside was that they didn't include any soy sauce and apparently spice level 3 was nearly non-existent as I couldn't even feel a burn at all. It did taste good and even without the soy sauce, it wasn't dry at all and was def full of flavor. I didn't really pay much attention to the interior and the exterior was easy to overlook, so don't have much to say about that, but I was glad they had plenty of seating for to-go orders which isn't that common. The staff seemed slightly confused as well since there were a couple of people trying to do what was essentially the same thing, so someone placed an order and somebody else went back and asked if they were ready to order, but that's not a huge deal. I wouldn't mind making a trip here again, though, and maybe sometime will get something aside from fried rice