Thai Charm Cuisine

As a Thai, I think this is one of the most authentic boat noodles (ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ) I have had in Texas so far. Black sticky rice with coconut milk is delicious too! Will come back again.

The noodles and meats, tendons and mystery bits done just right. Fast, cheap, though barely a mile from Fort Worth, they may as well be thousands of miles away in a country not my own. Some of the best food you’ll find will be in a strip mall between a dentist practitioner and a hair salon. Boat Noodles (Kuaitieo Rua)

Went here for local Thai food. I got the chicken pad Thai level 5 spicy and the beef basil fried rice level 3 spicy. I read on Yelp that this place has really good boat noodles but I wanted my go-to orders and decided to just give it a go while I was in the Haltom area. Service was polite. The pad Thai was a standard level of spicy for level 5 (Americanized). It’s a little heavy handed on the fish sauce. Still tasty. The beef basil fried rice was really good. I would recommend the rice dish.

Dinner for 2. Spring rolls were fresh and served with a peanut sauce a little different than most places. Very good flavor that was rich with a bit of spice. Suki Haeng, glass noodles with Shrimp. Great flavor and vegetables cooked yet crisp Thai Boat noodles Rich flavorful broth and all the meats were amazing, especially the meatballs. Great choice

This place is awesome! Food is always good, service is fast. When your in Ft Worth and looking for good Thai food, you can go wrong here.

I don’t think I can explain how much I love these boat noodles. I would recommend you order one level of spicy down from what you normally do. The broth does have pork so just keep that in mind if you have any food restrictions. It’s a small restaurant and they do close at 7:30p so hurry and get in there.

The boat noodles, pad thai, and mango sticky rice are definitely authentic. I spent 2 weeks in Thailand and missed the food terribly but this spot hit the nail on the head. I'll definitely return here until I cam return to Thailand.

Food was authentic and exceptional. Hospitality was genuine and the service was prompt. Great boat noodles.

The boat noodle and khao soi here are the best in town. Food are authentic and we ate here so many times.

I must express my disappointment with the food quality and pricing. Firstly, this restaurant is situated in a low income neighborhood, secondly, it lacks a sophisticated ambiance, and thirdly, the prices are relatively steep. Upon entering, I felt as though I had stepped into a fast-food establishment. My meal "cashew chicken" was served within five minutes. The dish was overwhelmingly sweet, rendering it inedible beyond the halfway point. I had anticipated a high level of spiciness, but instead, it was cloyingly sugary, reminiscent of a Starbucks Caramel Frappuccino. Ultimately, I regret my decision to dine here. I reather pay $19.00 for a good meal somewhere nice.

Excellent crispy wings and spring rolls with peanut sauce. The waitress is very sweet and comes back to check on you after ordering. I love this place and even the things I have not tried I hear the other guests saying everything they had eaten there is very good. Their Pho is good too!

The boat noodles are the best in the game! Level 2 spice is Thai spice so be careful you can always add more on the side.

The boat noodles are to die for. It is a cute place not too big. The staff are so kind! Anytime I'm in the area I make a point to stop by.

I haven't been here in years but decided to go by, and this place has not lost a step. The food was just as delicious and flavorful as I remembered it. We got the Thai Boat Noodles, Pad Kee Mow, and an order of the Curry Puffs. They offer a spice level of 1-5 so an option for those who either like it really spicy or can't tolerate spicy food as much.

Lunch - trying to stay warm. I almost joked at a Facebook photo of a friend eating at a restaurant and everyone was bundled in coats. I would have regretted my comment today. We have eaten here a few times but had not updated my review. Appetizer Curry Puffs--Fried, flaky pastry stuffed with sweet curried chicken, potato, sweet potato, and onion Matsaman - Shrimp Southern style coconut-tamarind curry with potato, sweet potato, onion, and roasted peanuts with shrimp Tom Kha - Chicken Sweet and savory coconut milk broth with galangal, lemongrass, baby corn, green onion, and cilantro. The meal was delicious.

My husband and I have eaten at dozens of Thai restaurants all over DFW, and Thai Charm did not disappoint! This place has been one of the best, if not the best we have had! We ordered Tom yum, shrimp fresh rolls, chicken larb, pineapple fried rice, beef salad, and pad see ew. Everything was full of flavor and the spice level just like we asked! My favorite was definitely the beef salad! The staff was super friendly and interior clean! We will definitely be back to try more of their dishes!

Hole in the wall authentic Thai cuisine. Ordered Kaeng Chut, Pad Khi Mao, and Pad Wun Sen.

Hands down the BEST boat noodles. Small hole in the wall, busy but very connected hostess. You won't be disappointed.

Really good athletic thai food. They serve fresh noodles and ingredients. If I had the Pad Thai and during another visit boat noodles. All delicious.

Was in the mood for soup, so we came here. Husband and I both got the boat noodles. The lady's reaction to us liking boat noodles and using chopsticks gave me a good giggle. Most people (I assume white people) don't want to use chopsticks or order boat noodles she said. Love me some boat noodles. I never bothered looking at how it was made, I just know it's so good. The description says it's made with blood broth. That's why it's so dark in color. She told me to get it spicy but no more than a 2. I listened. It was really good. Flavorful, strong, and rich. Will definitely come back here to explore the menu.

This was my first time trying the curry noodles and it was amazing! It's a must try, I forgot the name of the actually dish but the server should be able to show you where it is on the menu. They have crispys on top and it pairs well with the dish. It's definitely a must try.

Good Thai for the price. Shrimp in my pad Thai were jumbo and flavorful. Can't wait to try other dishes.

Omg the green curry fried rice... y'all... just do it! The pad thai was good too. Cannot wait to try the boat noodles although idk about blood in the dish

WOW! We decided to try this spot because our friends said they wanted it for lunch. It was so good!!! Hubby ordered Khao Soi and OMG! That coconut curry is incredible! We took the broth home to sip on later, I'm serious. I ordered the Khai Nom Sai which is basically a chicken noodle broth, very good but you probably should have them add a bit of spice to get some flavors going. It would be absolutely perfect if you're a sick and wanting something that is a light chicken flavor. Also, THOSE CURRY PUFFS! Order them! Do it! They're puffs filled with potatoes and carrots with curry flavor. I loved them so much. It's crazy how I'm not normally one to eat at this kind of restaurant; however, I'm so glad we tried! It is definitely one for the books.

I really enjoy Suki Haeng very delicious, I recommend it.The taste very similar from Thailand.

Love this place! We try to eat here every time we are in Ft. Worth area. The yellow curry is delicious. The food is always hot and plentiful. Best authentic Thai restaurant we have ever eaten at! Keep up the good service and work.

one of my favorite places to eat! i love papaya salad so i need to come here for my weekly fix!

We were sad to find Thai Charm closed for maintainence. Hope our #1 Thai place will reopen soon!!!

Thai Charm is my absolute favorite place to go for Pad Thai. There spicy levels are actually accurate here and the flavor is different than anywhere else I've tried. It's the perfect mix of Tang/Spicy/sweet. So so good. The inside is okay... service is a little slow. I normally order take out tho so it doesn't bother me. GIVE IT A TRY! If you like Pad Thai you'll love Thai Charm

Got the Thai papaya salad, boat noodles, and pork larb. All 3 dishes were good. Got the papaya salad medium spicy. Wasn't too spicy. Enjoyed the flavor of the broth for the boat noodles. Good prices. Efficient and friendly service. Will be back

I can't even begin to tell you what a delicious lunch this was. It began with a lovely hostess with impeccable service. Our appetizers of pork fried spring rolls and curry puffs we're just amazing. I ordered the King Nam Khon which was incredible in so many different ways, smooth beautiful broth, fresh clean shrimp, perfect noodles and your choice of spice level. It is in a small shopping center surrounded by other small shops, such as a noodle shop next-door and a boba shop, don't detour stay the course to this restaurant! It's small quaint, peaceful, delicious and service is impeccable- that IS what you are there for ...right?

I dont normally do reviews unless they are really good which is the case here. As a Foodie, I have high expectations. Even more so having a Thai mom, great Thai food is hard to find that even compares, but Thai Charm has approval from me but more so my Thai mom. When you have the approval of a native, it means that it is quite good. In America, most cultures cater the the American taste and unfortunately that means sugar in everything and too sweet. BUT Thai charm does Not. It is the Real Deal! We ordered, Glass noodle salad, Red Curry, Pad See Ew, Pad Thai, and Lad Na. All were wonderful! This is only a review of the food which again deserves 4 stars. I cant give 5 because that is reserved always for mom's cooking:)

Authentic thai food just like you get in Thailand especially their boat noodle! Pad thai is great too.

Today was our first time to try Thai Charm at the recommendation of someone who used to live in Thailand. Our friends have lived in Thailand for several years and after being home for a few months, they were missing authentic food. Three of us had Kuaitieo Rua (Boat Noodles) at various spicy levels and one order of Northeastern Beef Salad. The flavor on the boat noodles was so savory and the perfect amount of spice. Our friends said it was the closest to authentic Thai food they have had in America so far.

If I could give a restaurant 4.5 stars, I would do that, but that is not an option and Thai Charm was better than four stars, so I will go with a five star review. This review does not factor service in the restaurant - I ordered takeout - but I waited in the restaurant and I would definitely eat there. The woman who took my order also did a good job with the order taking and adding stuff when I got there, so her service was fine. I ordered a handful of things. Below is all of it, with notes on each item: - Fried calamari. This is standard fare, but my kids said it was the best fried calamari they've ever had. I am not sure I would go that far, but it was good, especially with the Thai dipping sauce. - Tom Yum soup - good flavor and spice (I got a 1 and a 2). The soup wasn't particularly better than most Thai places, but it had good flavor and punch. - Spicy chicken wings - spice level 2. These had some serious heat, even for a two. The wings probably would have been better texture-wise had I eaten them in the restaurant, but they were still really good and something I'll get again. - Spicy Basil stir fry (with chicken) - really good flavor and good heat. This is normally one of our go-tos for Thai and Thai Charm did not disappoint. - Pad Si Lu - this is another one of our go-tos. I actually prefer this to be a little sweeter than Thai Charm's was, but it was still quite good. It was definitely different than the normal Pad Si Lu (I always thought this was Pad See Ew, but this is how Thai Charm's menu writes it). - Thai Boat Noodles - this was by far one of the most interesting Thai dishes I've ever had. My kids didn't particularly care for it, but my wife and I really enjoyed it. The broth has some serious depth. It was delicious. - Khaosoi (with chicken) - This was extremely good. The way it was packed, we tried the curry by itself. It was tasty, but nothing earth shattering. Then we realized the bowl of noodles and veggies went with this dish and they took it to the next level (especially the pickled vegetables).

This gem is located in an old strip next to multiple Asian restaurants in Haltom City. The parking lot has a lot of pot holes and you'll randomly see homeless people outside asking for spare change. Do not let that scare you away! I highly recommend giving this place a try. We came here during lunch a couple of weeks ago on a Tuesday. They were super busy and the staff were running around and looked stressed out. Even though the staff looked stressed/flustered, they were very nice and made sure we were taken care of. We were given menus and water in a timely manner. Since it was our first time, our server gave us extra time to decide what to order. I saw everyone eating Boat Noodles and Khao Soi. I knew I had to order one of these dishes. The wife and I both decided to go with the Boat Noodles. The food took awhile to come out and service was a little slow. When we finally got our food, it was scorching hot and fresh. Definitely made to order! The broth for the Boat Noodles was strong! It was very rich and just a tiny bit too salty for me. The noodles were perfectly cooked and they are not shady w/the meat. It comes with beef tendon, sliced beef, and meat balls. I got a spice level of 3 and it was perfect. I will come back to try the Khao Soi next time.

A regular at this place, I tend to try a variety of items, yet my wife has her special choses. We both agree this is a 'hidden gem' as the tastes are fantastic and they tend to try and please. We're definitely repeat visitors and have been.

Best Thai we've had in the Fort Worth area so far! Simple and clean space, friendly service. We arrived at 7 on a (busy) Sunday when the kitchen closes at 730 and the restaurant at 8. I think they were all hoping to get out early tonight but the other tables had just arrived as well. They were still friendly and rushed to take orders so we could all enjoy before they closed. We had the special, pineapple curry spice level 5, and khao soi spice level 3. Both were amazing! Deep, rich flavors, bold spices, creamy coconut milk, and tender chicken. We've had khao soi in Chiang Mai and this rivaled! We hope they make the pineapple curry a permanent dish to their menu as we will be back very soon! BYOB!

What a great place! I came during a crazy rain storm so it was a little quiet when I got there around 1 PM on Saturday. Located in a giant shopping strip with probably way more parking than it needs but still feels cramped driving through there. The service here is good and they came and checked on me periodically and got me in and outta there fairly quick. Came in and was given the option to sit wherever. Waitress gave me a menu and took my drink order. I perused the menu and there where quiet a few things I wanted to try but I decided to go with the crispy egg rolls and the khaosoi. The eggrolls were piping hot, filled with ground park and mixed veggies. They were good but not my favorite, was looking for more of a pork flavor but tasted more veggies. They were indeed crispy though. The khaosoi is one of my things to always gauge a Thai restaurant. It had cream curry flavors with tasty chicken and veggies in it. The noodles were prefect texture however I found myself constantly having to try to avoid getting the curry everywhere while eating the noodles. I asked for a mild however it ended up being a little hotter than I wanted it. I was sweatin'! I personally think chefs at Thai restaurants like messing with people where if you ask for a 1 spice level they give you a 5 and if you want a 5 they give you a 0. I digress, anyways....check out this tasty gem and you won't be disappointed.

Found this place by accidentally and now it's my favorite place to go to! The day I came in there was only one waitress but she does a phenomenal job. She is very funny and nice. But the food. Wow! I have never had a soup so flavorful and a delicious. I would highly recommend if you're craving some Thai food!

I've been coming here since it opened. It is at the location of an old Thai favorite called Thai Belknap. However, this place does not disappoint. If you love curry then you're going to love this place. The curry isn't watered down like so many others. The lunch specials are nice. The waitstaff is always pleasant. Remember, this is authentic Thai food. So when you come here don't think you can compare some fast food version of Thai food to this. This is in a different class and it's worth the trip. Do yourself a favor and try the Boat Noodles. My personal favorite is the Chicken Panang Curry

Best boat noodles in the Fort Worth area. Curry puffs are also good. Pad Thai is made correctly. Papaya salad is always good here too. Spices are the perfect levels. I always love coming here when craving for the boat noodles! The only con is the slow service since it seems to be one server running the front most of the time so be prepared for it but that's why the good food makes up for it

My family had a Thai restaurant growing up and my dad was the chef. He is super particular about Thai restaurants and loves this place

Amazing food. Started with the chicken satay. Large portions! Ordered soup and pananng curry. It was enough for 2. I enjoyed the family run business!

Welcoming environment and waitress was great but the food wasn't great. It lacked flavor. The Tom yum w/ chicken had a lot of broth and not of items within in it. Unfortunately It was way beyond sour. Pad see ew was also bland. The beef was chewy and tasted sort of old.

Started with FLUFFY FISH which is a deep fried tilapia topped off with shredded mangos. It's crunchy and sweet! I Iove the combo. Mom got YENTAFO aka the pink soup. This is mainly seafood and tofu. The broth is a bit sweet so some may not like that. I ordered KAI NAM SAI with thin noodles. I wanted something like a chicken noodle soup since it was cold that day. I did a level 5 spice and it was very hot so I'll take it down a notch next time. I've also had the crab fried rice which is terrific here. People love their boat noodles.

first time here. my go to is chicken panang level 4 heat. it was good and plentiful but missing the heat. service was courteous and efficient. definitely will return for another one.

Lovely hole in the wall that practices social distancing and provides hand sanitizer. Food came out piping hot. Each dish was very flavourful. We got the wings spice level 2 which was really nice. I was surprised that it wa crispy even when coated in the sauce. The curry puff was punched with flavor. It was interesting to have spicy sweet combo. Thai boat noodle with spice number 5 was really nice. I love how many meatballs that put in there and like that I couldn't see or taste the bean sprouts. It made my nose run a bit. I can handle spice, but definitely won't order anything higher than this. The waitress was very comedic and friend and the restaurant had an overall nice atmosphere.

I came here specifically to try their thai boat noodle soup. For those of you that don't know what thai boat noodle soup is, it is like the Vietnamese pho but with a kick. The broth is thickened with pork blood making the soup base creamy. There's extra herbs making the broth more fragrant and earthy than pho. The vegetables (bean sprouts/water spinach/chinese broccoli) are also slightly broiled first. Thai Charm's boat noodle soup has the right flavor, but I think it's a little sweet for my taste. Actually, the other dishes (fried rice and basil chicken) I've tried are a little sweet. If they lessen the sugar, their dishes would be better. I didn't think it was too too bad but my husband and sister in law wouldn't want to come back. I would come back but request that they take it easy on the sugar. I thought the portion was also a little small. Our waiter was really sweet though. He was attentive and able to answer our questions and offer some suggestions. Be aware of their spice level, it's thai spicy level. Usually I would get a 4 or 5 spice level but their 3 was pretty spicy even for me.

Everything little thing was amazing. I travel for business and eat Thai food all over the country. This order was a delight in a pretty stressful week. Will definitely be ordering again before we leave! The Tom Kha was the perfect balance, the fish cakes were incredible, the Thai peanut stir fry was delicious, the Pad Thai was notable and you know that's one thing that's usually hit or miss with Thai places. As another reviewer stated, they provide hand sanitizer and their checkout counter was properly set up with a plastic divider. It was a very positive experience all around. I'd post photos but that's the last thing any of us were thinking about!

My go-to place for Thai food. This hidden gem is The best Thai food I've ever had. Well seasoned, spicy, and generous proportions! My favorite thing to get here is their curry. They have plenty of noodle dishes and soups that are also great. If you have the opportunity to go please do!

If you're looking for delicious, authentic Thai food this is the place! We had their northwest beef salad and the regular beef salad and they were healthy portioned dishes packed with flavor! The staff was polite and attentive and the facility was very clean!

Great food. Friendly professional staff. I really appreciate how this business handled pandemic transitions and their food quality never dipped.

I tried Thai Charm for the first time this weekend (pick up) and have to say, it was pretty outstanding! My wife & I ordered the panang curry, pad see ew, Thai papaya salad, and crispy spring rolls. My wife tried everything, while I tried everything except the pad see ew. The panang curry was the best I've ever had. It was flat out sensational. I'm a panang curry lover, so I always order it at Thai restaurants + other items to try. So I've eaten a lot of panang curry. The crispy spring rolls were also 5-star. Very, very good. I've never had papaya salad before, so I have nothing to compare it to. I don't "love" roasted peanuts or peanut sauce. But, my wife & I both thought the papaya salad was enjoyable. I wouldn't call it world class, but I don't know that I've ever had anything with "salad" in the title that was world class. But, it was good enough to order again, no question. My wife said the pad see ew was simply average. Not bad, but not wow. She had my panang curry though and said (without me prompting her) it was the best she's ever had. She also loved the crispy spring rolls. The interior of the restaurant is pretty "strip mall" boring. It's just a big rectangle with cheap, Lowes-esque tiles. But, the woman that rang my card was incredibly friendly. I'll definitely be back! Portion sizes were also good. From those 4 items we fed 3 adults & 2 kids. I'd recommend ordering an extra serving of rice to go with the curry. They're VERY generous with the curry portion, which necessitates extra rice IMO.

Decided to try this nice little Thai restaurant for dinner. Ordered Thai Iced Tea and water to drink while we decided what to order. Started out with the Fish Cakes appetizer, followed by 2 individual bowls of soup, Kaeng Chut and Tom Yum (spice level 2). The fish cakes were good, but the ingredients were not all mixed in well, having a couple of whole (kaffir lime?) leaves cooked in on the bottom of one of the 4 cakes. The cucumber, onion and peanut sauce lacked chili (much to Pat L.'s delight). The soups were also good, but the spice level on the Tom Yum seemed more like a 3 to me, not really an issue since I like spice. For entrées, Pat chose the Matsamun Curry with Chicken (spice level 1) and I chose Green Curry Seafood (spice level 2). The Matsamun Curry, in addition to potato, onions and peanuts, also had sweet potato, a rare but excellent addition to this classic dish, contributing a slightly sweet flavor. The Green Curry, with green and red bell peppers, also had slices of Japanese eggplant instead of the traditional round Thai eggplants, unfortunately, their delicate flavor was lost in the well-spiced curry sauce. It also lacked bamboo shoots which I think are more common in this area. Despite these 2 minor flaws, the dish was still very good. We finished the meal with Mango Sticky Rice, which was good, but could have used a bit more of the coconut cream. Service was very good and the restaurant had a clean, modern look. We will be back to try more of interesting selection of dishes on the menu.

"Charming" Thai restaurant on a shopping strip in Haltom City surrounded by many other restaurants but this place holds its own! Authentic Thai flavors to satisfy any palate. If you like spicy food you'll love Thai food. Yentafo seafood was delicious and healthy. Flat noodles topped with water spinach and seafood. The crispy wontons was a nice touch. Broth was sweet and spicy. Service was excellent. We will be back to try other items for sure!

Update: I come here specifically for the BOAT NOODLES. The flavor and spice is out of this world, so delicious, so amazing, and they make the spice sauce fresh everyday from what I was told. Every time I've came here the staff is always nice. There are plenty of other items on the menu that are good too, but I must say that their boat noodles are the best in town!