Steve Cafe & Cuisine

Delicious home style food. Menu is so creative. Staff are super nice. the ambience is so nice and relaxed. felt like home. had fun feeding the koi. brilliant decor in the bathrooms. i like it. Want to come back to try all the desserts.

- Maryam Fatima -

Great tasty authentic Thai food. Beautiful setting restaurant with plenty of seating without being too crowded with too many tables. Great service. Ample parking spaces. Incredibly great prices. Looking forward to going back again and again.

- Kay Osborn -

Food tasted average but a little pricy given the quality of the ingredient (ex. Salmon spicy salad. It’s obvious that the salmon was frozen grade). Thai omelet was quite disappointed because of its texture that’s quite rough not so fluffy and the spring onion’s smell overpowered everything. The soft-shell crab was impressive. It’s not oily at all and it had some saltiness in it. The service here was five star. Staffs were friendly and willing to serve the customers. The atmosphere was good too. It had many interesting decorations giving a good oldies vibe. There’s parking lot in front of the restaurant so no worry. Overall it’s a good place to have a meal but budget are required

- Asayuri Hikari -

Mediocre food. Good services. Lovely atmosphere suitable for family. Plenty of parking lots

- Pam Phansopha -

Great food and service! Plenty of choice and off-street parking right in front of the restaurant. First time here today, normally we go to the “Dhevet” branch next to the river, but due to flooding there we had to divert today,. But we weren’t disappointed! Nice relaxing atmosphere, soft background music and the building feels spacious like a big greenhouse with tables not too close to each other.

- Raoul S. da Silva Curiël -

Thai restaurant in old house. Good taste but staffs are not active and not so welcome. Seating area are comfortable. Cash and Credit card are accepted. Thai dessert are also good.

- Supakij Khomvilai -

A Hidden Gem Serving Flavors Beyond Expectations Tucked away in a peaceful green garden, surrounded by gentle koi ponds and the soft sounds of nature, this place felt like a hidden escape from the buzz of the city. The atmosphere instantly put us at ease — a true breath of fresh air. The Food? An Absolute Standout. We tried their classic Thai spread: a vibrant Nam Prik Kapi (shrimp paste chili dip) with a colorful array of fresh and blanched vegetables, crispy cha-om omelette, and perfectly fried fish. Paired with a bowl of bold, tangy Gaeng Som packed with fish, young vegetables, and spice — it was a full-on flavor celebration. Every bite felt homemade yet elevated — rustic in presentation but deeply satisfying in taste. The chili dip was punchy without overpowering, the vegetables fresh and perfectly prepped, and the omelette brought that savory touch we didn’t know we needed. It was the kind of meal that exceeded every expectation and left us craving more. What Could Be Better? While the dining experience and flavors impressed us, the restroom could use a little attention — they’d run out of tissue and soap, plus the drainage wasn’t ideal. Small details, but they make a difference in the overall guest experience. Final Thoughts: We’d come back in a heartbeat — for the food, the calming scenery, and the way this place makes you forget time. A little polish on the facilities and this would easily be a near-perfect hideaway for both heart and taste buds.

- Lightler Minize -

Great Thai cuisine hidden in Ari area. Excellent ambience serve by friendly host & great food, deserve for return visit.

- H Ngim -