Katie Z.
8/16/2025
The food at Tiny Thai is way beyond what most other restaurants are serving in WNY. Their current location is on the second floor of 27 Chandler and the space is colorful and cozy. The staff and...
Tiny Thai
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27 Chandler St Ste 212B
Buffalo, NY 14207
Tiny Thai is a Buffalo-based culinary gem that offers a limited menu of locally sourced and seasonal Thai dishes through their delivery service, food truck, events, and catering services. With a strong emphasis on exceptional service and treating customers like family, Tiny Thai provides an authentic and unique dining experience that cannot be found anywhere else in Buffalo.
Founded by Kae Baramee, a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in the food service industry, Tiny Thai takes inspiration from traditional and hard-to-find Thai recipes to create a menu that is simply authentic. Whether you choose to pick up your order from their location in Black Rock or opt for delivery, Tiny Thai guarantees a culinary journey that will leave your taste buds craving for more.
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Brandon G.
6/27/2025
I was over in the neighborhood on Chandler Street, and needed some dinner. As my friend said, I picked up an old classic and something new to me. I got the Pad Ka Pow with pork and an order of the...
Mary E.
10/26/2025
Ordered some pad Thai from the food truck at the Buffalo Falliday market this last weekend and was very pleasantly surprised. Everything was delicious. The sauce on the noodles was very flavorful....
Lisa M.
3/7/2025
Located in a warehouse building along with other restaurants, Tiny Thai hides on the second floor. They open at 1pm on Sundays, not sure about other days of the week, so probably a good idea to...
Thanin V.
8/4/2025
I kinda roll my eyes when these influencers call some place a hidden gem. Yet here I am about about to use those very words to describe Tiny Thai because it is truly HIDDEN. And a gem of a place....
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