Blink and you missed the entrance...I was looking for a full sized restaurant but instead it was a casual sit down with about six tables. There is table service - one lady who handles it all! She's the waitress, the staffer in charge of the online orders churning out of the machine, the person in charge of taking orders over the phone, running plates to and from the kitchen and she is in charge of the food pick up's. Phew! That was a mouth full. Fellow Yelper Sally suggested we try this place and we got there pre-dinner rush so we got our choice of seats. We picked a table for four knowing how much we were planning to order. Hee hee Started with the curry puffs as appetizers - nice and pillow-y with that flaky yet somewhat crispy edge. Three full sized puffs stuffed with good curry (it was not spicy) and potatoes. The waitress brought us some Thai hot sauce on the side as requested. But the puffs are served with the standard vinegar, onions and diced cucumber dipping sauce. And I did order a Thai beef salad (I asked for not spicy but it normally should be per the menu, there's one red pepper icon next to the dish listed) meant to be an entree but we ended up sharing it as an appetizer. It has a subtle fish sauce, cilantro and lime dressing. Just enough acidity and it paired nicely with the lettuce, tomatoes and sliced beef. It was refreshing for a summer salad option. For entrees, we ordered the crispy pork belly and Chinese broccoli. That was a really well executed dish. The broccoli was perfectly cooked - just well enough that it was tender to chew but still snappy. The pork belly was crispy and had great flavor. Chewed some of the fat, hey, that's why you ordered it. There's not a lot of fat so it's the right balance. I really enjoyed the texture of this dish. It came with rice but we skipped it to save room for the pad woosen noodles. It's a plate of clear glass noodles loaded with vegetables, think napa cabbage, tomatoes, scallions and mushrooms. Egg too! I saved room for the mango, sticky rice dessert. It was good since it was fresh mango but I did have better. Still worth a try if you like sweets. All in all a good value and authentic good eats.

I enjoyed the pad seew and iced coffee. There is a lunch special which also includes a spring roll, soup, or salad. The staff was quick and friendly. The restaurant has seating but it is a smaller space. I will definitely be coming back!

I've had beef pad thai from many different places in Woodside including some very popular Thai restaurants. Khantong wins by a mile. Delicious seasoning and fresh ingredients. Try the steamed dumplings.

Homey Thai restaurant at your neighborhood. Always nice servers, great food.. nothing fancy, but it's pretty good to make me wanna come back and have Thai food when im around this neighborhood :)

We always order from them when it comes to Thai food. We have a couple near us but always come back to our fav. I recently tried their Thai sausage fried rice and I've become obsessed. Honestly we have always enjoyed whatever we order and at least order once a week.

The fried ice cream is a must try !!! It tastes really good and the workers are nice. I came here late on a wed night and they said they can sell me anything if it's fried.

Stopped by for takeout as nearby Thai places weren't open yet and this feels like a diamond in the rough kind of place. - Crab rangoon: smaller compared to other places. Not as crispy as I was expecting. Wasn't a fan as the cream cheese filling was the only thing I could taste. - Pad thai: this was great. It had the classic savory, sour and slighty sweet taste. Glad they don't put cilantro or peanuts on top. - Pad see ew: this is my new favorite dish. Honestly don't know why it took me so long to try this. It's smoky and savory. Reminds me of Chinese chow fun

The Crispy Pork Grapow is my favorite dish there! I do not see that item on the menu in many Thai restaurants. I've never been disappointed with anything I've ordered there. The icee dessert is refreshing!

Really tasty lunch specials! Loved everything that was ordered. - Tom kha w/chicken (mild)- creamy coconut soup with just a bit of spicy kick. I recommend this if you want a hearty soup and like coconut milk. - Pad Kee Mao - good flavor and good balance of protein + noodles - Papaya salad - refreshing (the papaya, carrots, and string beans were nice and crispy/crunchy) - Thai Sweet and Sour with Chicken - reminds me of the Chinese version of this dish. The sauce was good, but the chicken could've been flavored a bit more (the chicken didn't soak up the sauce that well). Great price, good portion, and tasty food. Will definitely return to try other dishes.