Excellent food, excellent service, cozy ambiance, and very affordable. Location is great; on a corner looking out on charming Piedmont Avenue.

Currently my favorite Thai place. Everything I've had there is good and the staff are very pleasant. Nice quiet place. Prawns, calamari, Thai ice tea, Tom kha gai, Moo Yang, duck fried rice. I stick to my usuals.

I love their pad Thai. Their noodles are cooked just right. Also the service is great! They are so sweet.

I ordered from here twice while in the Bay Area. Once to go and once for dine in. I had the pad see ew with chicken and Thai tea both times. It was a good portion and flavorful. They do offer a lunch special that also comes with a spring roll and salad. The garlic veggies were a very large portion. I loved the mango with sticky rice. The mango was perfectly ripe and they use a black rice. The service when dining in was great. I would eat here again.

We have been coming to Infinite Thai for years and the food is still the best in the Bay area. They can make very spicy if desired. The Massaman Curry is excellent (many other Thai restaurants don't make it). Value is very good and the portions are good size (usually some left overs). Service is very good. We eat in (cute small dining area, maybe 8 tables) and take out (everything is there & well packed). Highly recommend!

Happened to be walking by this spot that shares a building front with an Ethiopian restaurant next door. Very chill atmosphere, shaded outside seating and ample inside seating also available. The staff was nice, attentive and quick. The food was also served very quick. They even packaged up our leftovers for us which if always appreciated. We had tofu Pad Thai which was really good. I am picky about my Pad Thai and I approved of this one. It was flavorful without being inauthentic or All stuck together. The fried tofu and vegetables were also perfect portions. The yellow curry with tofu was also great, flavorful and not too spicy because we asked for non spicy. Finally the mango sticky rice was bomb. It was not overly drenched in condensed milk and neither was the black sticky rice. We took the dessert to go because we ran short on time (had some where to be) and the entire dessert kept perfectly, the mango didn't turn brown or gross, it was all fresh and perfect. Absolutely 100 percent will eat here again. Thanks for the great food and service!

This was a great meal. Went with friends. We ordered 3 entrees and shared them family style. I was sure the massaman curry would be my favorite but it wasn't. All three dishes could have been spicier. The iced tea tasted like instant tea so I wouldn't do that again. Other than that I would go back and try more of the menu.

I got to try takeout from this place recently. As it was a group order, I tried mostly the vegetarian dishes - summer rolls, veggie delight, pad see ew with tofu and vegetables - but also tried a little of their yellow curry and the duck fried rice. Summer rolls: Meh. They taste very bland and unseasoned, basically like eating a bunch of raw vegetables, if you don't put any sort of sauce or garnish on it (I had to avoid the peanut dipping sauce that came with it since I'm allergic). Veggie delight: This was decent, the garlic sauce adds some flavor so that the vegetables themselves aren't too bitter. Had a lot of broccoli, carrot slices, and cabbage. Pad see ew: This was yummy, mostly more on the sweet and savory side and not salty as they went light on the sauce. Yellow curry: This was good, very flavorful. Definitely a good accompaniment to any plain carbs. Duck fried rice: Very plain and mild in flavor, so it was underwhelming. It really could've used more spices, sauce, etc. Tasted more like Chinese style fried rice. Overall, was torn between rating this a 3 or 4 since I found the summer rolls and fried rice disappointing, the veggie delight was okay, and the curry and pad see ew were pretty good. The portion sizes are alright.

Back in the day when the Emeryville Public Market was not fancy like it is today, I got addicted to pad see ew. The flavors were fresh, you could see them making it to order. Along with a Thai iced tea, I was in heaven. Since the re-do of the market, there hasn't been any Thai food that has met my expectations. So with Infinite Thai around the corner from my parent's house, we had to give it a try. It's good but can never be the same as back in the day. Don't you hate it when you are spoiled with something amazing and try elsewhere and they can't compare? How do I move on? Today I added chicken to the order and it's fine. Chicken is not dry, noodles are soft and carrots are cutely cut. Could have used more veggies as the filler if they are cutting back on the other ingredients. The portion is quite small to me but isn't everything these days? It satisfied my craving and the order came quickly as I came in after lunch for to-go. Support the local businesses!