Teak Thai Cuisine & Bar

Yummy yet just barely above average Thai place.
I love it for the atmosphere. The different levels and big window views to enjoy Mt. Adams make it more on the upscale end for Thai. Of course, parking can be a pain in Mt. Adams as well.

Many specific dishes seem to already have been mentioned... but I would recommend the Plum wine to compliment whatever Thai dish you choose.

Our waitress, who usually serves in the corner upstairs, was entertaining. She had glasses and was slimmer- ask her to do her coin joke.

Very disappointed with their pad thai.  You first eat with your eyes.  After looking at my order of pad thai when it first came to my table, I had no desire in me to even try one bite.  The noodles were oddly colored.  Some parts of it had a hint of brown and other parts were just clear unflavored noodles.  Then I took a bit and the flavor was also a big let down.  It had a weird sour taste... tasted as if it was spoiled.  I only had a total of three bites of the pad thai and was done with it.  The only saving grace is their yellow curry which was not bad.  One of my pet peeves though, is when the order of curry doesn't come with rice.  I don't understand what they expect us to eat the curry with if we don't have any rice.  An order of rice costs extra on top of the curry order... ridiculous.  At least it was edible.

This place is super convenient, but gets busy on the weekends.

Definitely not the best thai food in town, so do not think about trying this place for its pad thai or pad see you or even ladna.

My usual is the crispy duck!  Best dish in Cincinnati! Never pour the sauce on the duck before you are ready to eat it.  Best left crispy. =)