Thai House of Orlando Restaurant

It’s No Meat Friday so my wife and I decided to share family-style, even though it was just the two of us. This is the only way to experience both dishes. We ordered the prawns in chili sauce and seafood Pad Thai, both of which came with large shrimp. The prawns in chili sauce weren’t spicy at all and the squid in the Pad Thai was a bit rubbery. I don’t remember tasting any crab meat, either. Still, both dishes were delicious and we really enjoyed our lunch. Outstanding service that exceeded all expectations.

The staff here are always very friendly and accommodating. The portion sizes are a bit too small, however I’m appreciative of the tasty vegan options! The Pad Se Ew & Phad Panang veganized is always a go to.

Love the classic Thai food found here - an Orlando staple for so long! The appetizers like crab Rangoon and spring rolls are always super fresh and crispy, and the curries are delicious and seasoned with as much heat as you’d like. We have been here with coworkers, family and friends and have never left hungry or not pleased with the food. The interior is somewhat dated and the AC isn’t always 100% but it’s always clean and the food is amazing.

Great place! Excellent food. I highly recommend. This review is from 2 years ago. I've been a returning customer here plenty of times so I wanted to update how consistent this place has been to my original review of it being a great place with excellent food! The servers are always on point , so it the food.

I have been visiting this restaurant for 25 years, since moving to Central Florida. Never disappoints. Limited seating, so get there early or expect to wait.

My boyfriend and I popped into Thai House of Orlando for a quick lunch before grocery shopping, and let me tell you—this place was a whole vibe. When we arrived, we were the only ones there, which felt like being VIPs at a private Thai dining experience. But just as we got cozy, the place started buzzing with more diners, proving this spot is no hidden secret. First, let’s talk about the seating situation. They have a traditional seating area for larger parties that I’ve never seen before—like a high-rise booth, but without seats. You’re expected to sit on the floor crisscross applesauce, kindergarten style, which instantly made me nostalgic and slightly terrified of my inflexibility. But hey, when in Rome…or Thailand. (No cultural disrespect intended—it was actually super cool and made me wish I’d come with a group just to try it out!) Our server was incredibly sweet and made the experience even better. And the Christmas decorations? Chef’s kiss. It felt like we were dining in Santa’s workshop, but with spring rolls instead of cookies. Speaking of spring rolls, those were crispy, fresh, and disappeared from our plate faster than you can say "Pad Thai." I had the Pad Thai for my main dish, and it hit all the right notes—savory, nutty, and comforting. My boyfriend went for chicken and beef with veggies and rice, and his plate looked so good I considered stealing a bite. (Okay, fine, I didn't steal a bite. I can't eat beef. That's probably why he ordered it.) Thai House is the perfect mix of charm, good food, and a sprinkle of whimsy with the seating and decor. Would I come back? Probably. But next time, I’m bringing friends so we can experience the no chair booth in all its glory.

It's surprising to find a delicious Thai food in an old building like this. But Thai house delivers amazing flavors on all dishes. service is good and attentive. It's a great place for lunch with the family or dinner with friends. Not so much for a romantic date. Papaya salad is a good idea if you can handle the heat. 🔥 🔥 🔥

Finally got a chance to stop in and try Thai House after driving by it for many years. We wish we would have stopped in sooner. The food was great! The service was equally great and the atmosphere was super chill. I started with some wonton soup which was really tasty. My wife had the Thai salad which she enjoyed (can easily share the salad between 2 people). For our main dishes, my wife had Yellow Curry with chicken and I had Pad Ke Mow with beef & chicken. We loved them both! Very flavorful and large sized portions (you'll be either really full or have leftovers afterwards). They have a large menu with lots of dishes to try, all reasonably priced. We look forward to our next visit!

I love this place and it's one of my go-to's. There are so many gluten-free options and I can eat here worry-free! I always get the yellow curry and a tom kha soup (tom yum is really good too). And for dessert, make sure to get the mango sticky rice. The restaurant is very chill and nice and our servers have always been attentive, nice, and knowledgeable about gluten.

Good food and I loved the vibe here! Not my #1 Thai restaurant in Orlando (and still on a quest to find the best in town) but still a great choice. I can't wait to come back and try some of their other dishes next time, and maybe I'll find something that will bump it up to 5 stars! We first ordered a thai coffee for me and a thai tea for my wife. I tried both, and both were good, but not particularly notable. We also ordered the spring rolls, which I think were some of the best I've had in Orlando! They were a little smaller than most spring rolls I've had but I think that made for a really great ratio of ingredients. For my entrée, I wanted to order the Garlic Meat (with tofu as the "meat"), which is most similar to my typical thai order, but was concerned about the oyster sauce as a vegetarian. I asked the server about it and he said that although they probably could remove it, he didn't think the chef would recommend it. I really appreciated his candor and decided to go for the Phad Bai Kapow (Thai basil-based dish) instead, so that I could try something the way it was intended to be served. The dish was very flavorful and the portion size was excellent. The way the tofu was prepared was not my favorite for a stir fry -- I prefer the tofu to be just a little bit chewy and it was very soft. I think this style of tofu is better suited to dishes like curry, so I'll probably try that next time! The highlight of the meal for me was dessert! We got the fried cheesecake, which I've never had before, and it was delicious. I love the vibe and decor here, and the service was excellent. I will absolutely return, and would love to come with a group to sit at the traditional seating low tables by the front!

Great Thai food! We came for dinner on a Saturday night and there was less than 5 minutes wait. We ordered the crab rangoons and panang curry. Both were very good and the Thai hot was actually spicy! Will be making this a regular spot for dining out!

Consistently delicious. This has been my favorite Thai restaurant since the 90's and every dish I have tried has been satisfying. Service if mostly of decent time and they check up on your table regularly. Casual ambiance with a homey vibe, has sunken seating area by entrance. I always order the Mee Krop (crispy rice noodles with tamarind sauce and shrimp)or Tom Kha Gai to start with, pad thai or garlic meat with squid and recently discovered their yummy Yum Woonsen and Phad Woonsen.

This is our go to for Thai food we really believe it's the best in town. Their food is always delicious and hits the right spot. The runner who brought us our food was awesome like he always is :). Although, this is the second time we have been there and the server just seems too busy to check on us which is unusual from our past experiences. Hence the

Title: A Longtime Favorite That Never Disappoints! Review: My partner and I recently dined at Thai House of Orlando, a place I have frequented for the past 15-20 years, and once again, it did not disappoint! As usual, we opted for some of our favorites - the Chicken Pad Thai, Chicken Phad Lad-na, and the Beef Pad Prik King. Each dish was a delightful mix of authentic flavors and fresh ingredients. The Chicken Pad Thai had the perfect balance of sweetness and tang, while the Phad Lad-na featured wonderfully silky wide rice noodles covered in a savory gravy that was just divine. The Beef Pad Prik King was equally impressive, with crisp bell peppers and green beans that complemented the tender beef beautifully. We topped off our meal with the mango sticky rice for dessert, which was as heavenly as ever. The mango was perfectly ripe and sweet, and the sticky rice had just the right amount of coconut milk - a flawless ending to our meal. Additionally, the customer service at Thai House of Orlando is always top-notch. Despite the restaurant's popularity, we were seated quickly upon our arrival, and the staff was attentive and friendly throughout our visit. The servers are knowledgeable about the menu, eager to offer recommendations, and always ensure that each guest feels welcomed and valued. This level of service, combined with the excellent cuisine, makes Thai House not just a meal out but a truly enjoyable dining experience. What keeps us coming back to Thai House is not just the consistently good food but also the warm and welcoming atmosphere. It's like a little slice of Thailand right here in Orlando. If you're looking for a place that serves genuine Thai cuisine with flavors that transport you straight to Bangkok, look no further than Thai House of Orlando. Five stars, highly recommended!

Fair food Fair service Fair ambience You may like to try if you are in the area. 3* for me

Thai house Orlando is serving up some of the best Thai food around! They have a traditional look with traditional dishes! The duck panang curry is my recommendation! Their panang curry is silky, creamy, and full of flavor! The Phad-Se-ew and Thai House fried rice are classics that don't disappoint! Portions are fair for the price! Service is quick and everyone here is very polite! I love this gem and will be a repeated customer! They have authentic flavors and some of the best Thai food I have tried!

I am a fan! They have the right spice levels and good sized portions. Service is always fantastic as well.

I'm Thai happy with Thai House. I just Love them and while they're my top pick for best in Orlando I'm not happy they took away the lunch menu. Back in the day, we'd do lunch here two or three times a month. These days, it's that many times in a year. So this place blends into the Mills/50 landscape but don't let them go unnoticed, they're a gem. The Tom Yum's well, I'll spare you the pun. Love the duck soup, Quack! Crab Rangoons are out of this world! Cucumber salad's fresh and I can also speak highly of the red curry, phad panang, and pepper steak - that brown sauce is nice. Also a big fan of the fried eggplant. We've always been well attended and hospitality is tops but you'll have to ask for the condiment caddy and sometimes chop sticks often enough.

I grew up eating at this place, believing that this is my favorite thai restaurant in town. Came back after a year from my last visit and honestly the portion size is not the best. It definitely gotten smaller now that it's not shareable for a family style dinner. I had their red curry, satay chicken, pad thai and their fried rice. Nothing really stood out, it was flavorless and for the price, it wasn't worth coming back. The only cool thing about this restaurant is having the option to sit on the ground.

We had been meaning to stop by and since we were in the area, decided to give it a try. The restaurant is cute and welcoming. The staff is friendly and happy to answer any questions. We had the whole red snapper (pricey, so make sure you ask before you order) in chili sauce that comes with 2 orders of rice. We were told it serves 2 people and be patient going through the bones. It had good flavor and took some home. The yello curry fried rice was flavorful and I substituted the rice for noodles. Wish it had more chicken since I got more noodles than protein. The potak soup was very flavorful and really liked the lime broth. For the teas (ginger and jasmine) we were disappointed since we thought it was going to be brewed and instead we got tea bags. Not bad but we may not get the whole fish next time as it was very pricey. Need to come and try other dishes next time.

Great food and service -- authentic ambience. Great coconut soup. Extensive menu-- easy parking

I would give this 3.5 stars. First, we arrived and it wasn't that busy, but 2 people that worked there walked past us 5x without acknowledging us and it took a solid 5 minutes to get sat. 2nd, a mother solid 5-10 mins for someone to come over and greet us. After the bumpy start, service was phenomenal for the rest of our visit. I don't mind waiting at all, but the polite thing to do is say "we will be right with you" or something of the sort! The food: the krab Rangoon was heavenly... great flavor + perfectly fried. Nice texture on the wrapper. Would absolutely get this again. The sweet + sour also had wonderful flavor, we were impressed with this. However, I was pretty disappointed in the green curry - the sauce (medium) really didn't have any depth of flavor to it and was rather bland. It did have some great fresh vegetables in it. Overall, we might go back and try another curry, but since that is my absolute favorite, it is hard to go somewhere where that is a bit disappointing. Maybe we will grab a red or panang curry to -go to check it out next time.

This place was awesome! Friendly staff, clean restaurant and the food...wow!! This may be the best Thai food I have had. We had crab Rangoon, spring rolls for apps, then combo stir fry and chicken Penang for mains. Penang was spiced well but not too hot, I may opt for Thai hot next time cause I like the heat! Delicious and freshly made, light and not sticky. Everything was delicious! Will come back for more!!

How come I am just finding out about this Thai restaurant? Met up with a friend for an early dinner with her daughter. Her daughter is the typical child who is an extremely picky eater. I have to give this restaurant 5 stars for being super accommodating and bringing out exactly what my friend's kid wanted (chicken strips on a salad). To start I ordered the crab ragoons and they were excellent! My main dish was the chicken pad Thai and that was equally really good. My whole experience was great and I think I found my new favorite Thai restaurant in Orlando.

Got takeout from this place a few days ago and really enjoyed everything that we tried! We stuck to some basic options to have a baseline opinion since it was our first time-Tom kha soup, pad Thai, and red curry all at a hot spice level. Everything was flavorful and portions were fair for the price. Will definitely try more items when we're in the area!

Solid Thai food at an affordable price and with phenomenal service! I was desperately craving some Thai food after a few days of trekking around Florida with my parents, and I was immediately drawn in by the rave reviews and stunning photos of this spot. When we first walked in around 1 PM on a Thursday afternoon, we were immediately greeted by a friendly face and the delightful smells of Thai cooking. We were swiftly seated at a booth in the back and quickly got to sifting through their giant menu. It was tough to pick from their wide selection, but eventually, we settled on four dishes that were a mix of classics and items I had never seen before. While each dish was tasty, none of them particularly wowed me. To kick off the meal, we ordered their Papaya Salad with Salted Crab -- you truly can't go wrong with a good papaya salad. The papaya, cucumber, and radish were perfectly crunchy, and the sweet and sour dressing paired delightfully with the salty, umami flavor from the crab. Then came our main dishes -- the Phad Ke Mow with pork, Phad Se-ew with shrimp, and steamed Triple Flavored Red Snapper Fillet. While the veggies in the Phad Ke Mow were tasty, the pork was overcooked and very tough and chewy. In sharp contrast, the shrimp in the Phad Se-ew was cooked perfectly! It was lightly springy and sweet, and it had a great hint of char from the wok. The broccoli was also perfectly charred and still maintained a good amount of crunch, but the noodles were a touch overcooked and also not nearly as wide as I had hoped for. As for the Triple Flavored Red Snapper Fillet, I think the red snapper was phenomenally steamed; it was perfectly flaky and paired well with the crunch of the vegetables. However, there weren't nearly enough vegetables with the fish! There were one or two pieces of the various vegetables the menu advertised (broccoli, carrot, baby corn, cabbage, snow pea), which was not nearly enough to counterbalance the extremely sweet sauce. The "triple flavored" sauce had minimal spice or tang, but it did have a very heavy-handed amount of sugar that completely overwhelmed the dish. Thankfully, the red snapper (and the Phad Ke Mow) came with a lovely side of white rice to help break up the overpowering taste of the sauce -- and they even shaped the rice into beautiful little hearts! All in all, Thai House of Orlando was a super cute, affordable spot with friendly, efficient service. It likely won't be my favorite or go-to spot the next time I visit Orlando, but it was a great spot to try!

People weren't lying when they said Thai House has the best crab rangoons in Orlando! These things were so hot and fresh, the perfect amount of crispiness that melted when you put it in your mouth. The ratio of cream cheese to wrapper was spot on, I hate when there's too much and it is all mooshy. We also tried their crispy spring rolls, which were also great, very fresh and packed full of veggies. The apps here do not disappoint. I had to start my first visit with the chicken pad thai, because it is my baseline for a new thai restaurant. I got the hot and it was the perfect level of heat for me, not too spicy and prob more like a 3/5 spiciness level. They had a spice tray with extra chopped peanuts, spicy, and fish sauce, which I appreciated, never enough peanuts! I really enjoyed the dish and I am looking forward to coming back and trying more soon, especially the massaman curry!

The atmosphere was very welcoming and cozy. Our waitress was so kind and explained the menu thoroughly. We had the Satay, Phad Thai, and Garlic meat and everything was amazing! I cannot wait to return.

Food and service is really good. Only complaint are the portions are pretty small at dinner, seems like lunch size portions for a higher price.

I finally got to try this place. It was a takeout & ordered shrimp pad thai, green chicken curry & veggie fried rice. It was delicious. I told my daughter we will come back but to eat there. The service was friendly and fast. The ambiance was very homey and welcoming.

I love Thai House! I've been coming here for years and enjoy the laid back atmosphere. We were able to be seated rather quickly on a Saturday night and the restaurant was full. Service was a bit slow at first due to the rush but our food came out quickly. If you're a Thai tea fan order one. It's not too sweet and the perfect balance of tea and cream. It's so refreshing if you're ordering spicy dishes. The spring rolls are addicting and the papaya salad was so refreshing. I always order these appetizers. They never disappoint. We had the pad thai with tofu- the tofu is cooked perfectly and adds a nice texture to the dish. It's great with shrimp and squid, too! All the fish's dishes are amazing but we had the curry snapper this evening. The depth of flavor in both entrees were outstanding. Always ask for the spicy tray to add just the right amount of heat to your liking.

Food service was very good food came out a few minutes after ordering. The food was good. The fried rolls are small for the price. I love the sticky rice and it's a great price. I would ask to have my food spicy (I love spice)

I've passed by this place a million times and never had the chance to stop in. My friend and stopped in for lunch. She had spring rolls (delicious), chicken curry, and I had krab wontons, and the curry fish. The fish was delicious. It was fried and the perfect size for a lunch portion. Krab wontons are a must try!

The food is yummy! This is authentic Thai, so remember, Hot here is inferno. My favorites are Golden Wrap Shrimp, Phad Penang (I ask for mild), Pahad Thai and Sticky Rice for dessert . Main dishes, noodles and fried rice dishes generally come with your choice of protein, and you can get more than 1 for a reasonable upcharge. The service has always been top notch, both when you eat in and when you pick up. Once, I had placed a phone order for pick up, and when I got home it was not the correct dish - I called over and they apologized profusely and more than made it up the next time I popped over. The restaurant isn't large, but they do a ton of business, and do it very well. Thank you Thai House! See you again soon.

Let's make this quick. Good flavor. Ample portions; moderate prices. Food came quickly and correct temperature especially the main course dishes. Ordered Potak soup( shrimp) , golden wrapped shrimp (appetizer), phad see-ew seafood and shrimp Basil fried rice . I requested medium spicy for both main courses for a person who eats spicy food .The shrimp basil fried rice had good basil flavor ,but I could have asked for the fried rice to be spicier. The phad see ew had the right amount of spice. The noodles is as expected ,not sticky or clumpy. The thai ice tea is just right,not too sweet or powdery mixed. Nice place to visit for a quick lunch. *Note , parking lot is not lowered car friendly , scraped up my car's front lip upon entering from colonial.

Finally got a chance to stop in and try Thai House after driving by it for many years. We wish we would have stopped in sooner. The food was great! The service was equally great and the atmosphere was super chill. I started with some wonton soup which was really tasty. My wife had the Thai salad which she enjoyed (can easily share the salad between 2 people). For our main dishes, my wife had Yellow Curry with chicken and I had Pad Ke Mow with beef & chicken. We loved them both! Very flavorful and large sized portions (you'll be either really full or have leftovers afterwards). They have a large menu with lots of dishes to try, all reasonably priced. We look forward to our next visit!

Great service and nice authentic Thai atmosphere. I recommend their Thai salad and vegetable noodles. They have a decent amount of vegetarian options adn the server was very kind. Definitely recommend it!

Food is very bland No taste no spices Even at spicy The fish dish supposed to have ground chicken none and no explanation The guy just looked at us bewildered

So many pictures could have been included in this dining experience but I chose to only feature the heart shaped white rice as nothing more literal could have been on my plate to exemplify how I feel about this place. Some locals have called it the best spot in town, but that is for you to decide. I found myself here based on multiple recommendations for authentic Thai food. From the street it doesn't look like much especially nestled next to the lively shops and bustling buildings in the area. This is how I immediately knew I was in for a treat. Granted, the parking situation is tough with a small lot back behind the building, which didn't love the size of my truck. Nevertheless after a brief wait and serious vehicle maneuvering I was seated and greeted by the uplifting server ready to answer any uneducated question about Thai cuisine i through her way. I seriously wanted to stay close to my roots and go for the Pad Thai, but alas I shifted gears towards a coconut curry. It was incredible. Not too spicy (by my choice) and served with the rice mentioned early. A harmony of creaminess, spices, and savory chicken came together perfectly. The meal was not yet complete without a side of spring rolls which were full of crunch and an ideal sidekick to the hero of this evening. So many more dishes were found throughout the menu book, but I'll have no problem returning for more exploration of this authentic cuisine.

The restaurant was very busy, but we really received excellent service; the food was just delicious, and prices were reasonable. We will definitely be back!!!

Everything I've ever had here has been delicious. Tonight I noticed the Spicy Yellow Spider on the menu, don't know how I've never seen it before, was sure I had soft shell crab radar. It was so scrumptious and crispy in the wonderful yellow curry sauce. I wanted to lick the bowl! Another guest at our table had the Super Noodles, a favorite, and another the Ginger fish. We all shared and had a hard time deciding which we liked better. All of the staff there are always welcoming and helpful. Love this place!

Fantastic Thai food, everything on the menu was amazing. This place is very under rated, I strongly recommend it. The decor is beautiful, to my untrained eye it seems very authentic. The people were very nice and very quick with service the entire night. We'll definitely be back

The service was great, the food was delicious, and it came to the table very quickly. The restaurant was clean and it was a great meal. Highly recommend this place to visit in Orlando!

This was our first time at Thai house & it was truly a pleasure. For appetizers we had to start out with the Chicken Satay with peanut sauce (and EVERYTIME you go to the Thai restaurant you have to get satay), crispy spring rolls with a sweet Thai chili sauce which was amazing. The Krab Rangoons and dumplings were also super tasty. These appetizers were such a great start before our entree. We had some spicy panang chicken curry with jasmine rice which was soooo delicious!! It was super creamy, had tons of veggies, and the perfect amount of spice. Truly a perfect Thai curry. For dessert, we had some Mango Sticky rice which was very interesting. The texture was unique but I love Mango so it was interesting to try! We got seated at a booth pretty quickly and the service was nice. You know the restaurant is gonna be good when they bring out the old school menus! Overall super nice visit!

Absolutely delicious and excellent customer service! Waitress was super respectful and responsive! Food was above expectations! Crispy Duck meal was outstanding and the vegetables that came with it was very fresh. My boyfriend really loved his shrimp stir fry and the complementary spices that came on the side. Shrimp rolls were a great appetizer! My rice was shaped into a heart which was super cute! The pumpkin dessert we had and the sweet tea with milk was a great final Touch to our meal. We had such a great time and the food was phenomenal! Check them out!

Walked into the lovely Thai spot that known as Thai House of Orlando and this place has become my favorite Thai restaurant in town. It is safe to say that all the awards they have on their wall for their food speak for themselves. The staff is friendly and the service is quick. The establishment is nicely decorated as well as clean. As for the food, the ragoussy was bussin'. If you understand that terminology, then tell me your a tik toker without telling me your a tik toker. The pad Thai was savory and had a nice variety of spices. The red curry consisted of a bowl of soupy red curry and a plate of rice which when combined was quite tasty. They claim the red curry was spicy but I didn't find it all that numb tingling hot at all! The Thai tea was a bit on the sweet side but other than that I would highly recommend this place if you are in the mood for Thai food or are looking to try something new.

Clean place, fast service, excellent flavor. Really impressed first time here and will be back.

It took awhile to get seated, but it was worth the wait! The servers were friendly and accommodating. The Tom yum soup was flavorful, spicy and full of veggies; we got the pad Thai with beef and Thai basil noodles with chicken and shrimp. One of the best pad thais I have had in quite some time. At first I thought they forgot the shrimp in the Thai basil noodles, but hidden under a layer of noodles and vegetables were 3-4 large shrimp.

Food is always so delicious and fresh! This is one of my top Thai restaurants in Orlando! Service is very quick! Sorry no pictures. We did get the Chicken Pad Thai, Green Chicken Curry, and the fried squid. Also got the Thai Tea.

My first visit and wow it was good. I've driven by this place for years and finally went. Why did I not go sooner. Can't wait to go back.

Do not order take out! They skimp you on the portion size. The food was bland and seemed like it was sitting in a refrigerator prior to them microwaving it. I am so done w this place i will forever have my thai nights at siam garden.

I've been going to Thai house most of my life. It's always really good but sometimes the service can be a little slow. One of the most recent times I went I had to go get up and find the server to come take our order. The banana delight is my favorite dessert there it's a must try even if you don't like banana! The restaurant seating is quite small but it's nice and charming inside.

I was excited to try the Thai House of Orlando as it's supposedly one of the best Thai restaurants in Orlando. It was good, but definitely not the best Thai we've had. The food was good, but not amazing. I ordered the Basil Eggplant with Tofu and medium spice. The sauce was really watery, the eggplant's color was a little off (not bright purple), and there was absolutely no spice (heat) in the dish at all. The sauce didn't have a basil flavor either, just the actual basil. The yellow curry with just vegetables was good, but nothing spectacular. The fried tofu appetizer was nicely done with a good peanut dipping sauce. They did have brown rice available ($1 upcharge) which was nice. The portion sizes were pretty small. I can't think of another time we went out for Thai and didn't leave with leftovers. 3 Stars for an OK dining experience. Food wasn't bad but there wasn't enough of it and there was no spice to it. The atmosphere was nice, and the service was good, but not enough to draw me back in for a return visit. May give another try for their Pad Thai, but lots of other places to try.

The food was great and the service. There were 10 of us and the place was packed but they were attentive to everyone. I highly recommend it to you if you are in the neighborhood.

From the street, it looks like there isn't much parking, but you can find more parking in the back of the building. The place itself is not that big, so technically there is enough parking for the amount of people you can fit inside the restaurant. Here we ordered the satay, beef massaman curry, and the pad thai. Portion wise, it is kind of small. I think it's enough to sate your hunger, but you might need another snack or meal in about an hour or two if you are just eating one entree by yourself. I'm not sure the satay is really worth it. You are not really paying for the food itself but for the concept. The whole grill your own meat at your table is cool, but it doesn't come with many pieces of meat. I did like peanut sauce that came with it, but it could have a strong flavor profile. The pad thai was quite dry and could definitely use more sauce and spice. The flavoring of it was alright though, but it wasn't anything extraordinary. Although, because the pad thai itself was so dry, I think the dryness took away some of the flavoring that could have been there. Originally, our waiter brought out the wrong curry, but they did catch their mistake and fixed it. The beef massaman curry had good flavor, but like with all the other food that we ordered, the flavor could be stronger. Overall, I think the food could have the potential to be really good. The flavor of all the foods we order is there, but it's so subtle. They are a little skimpy on their protein. All the dishes we order had protein in it, but not much of it.

Today I'm sharing my local love with one of my personal favorites. I can't say enough amazing things about this restaurant. Best Thai in Orlando. I've been coming for 10 plus years and it never stops being simply delicous. It's unfortunate you can't experience the cozy, romantic vibe eating inside the restaurant but you can totally get takeout or have it delivered!! For my starter I love the cucumber salad. It's crunchy and sweet. For my main dish my favorite hands down is the Crazy Meat. The flavor is so good you could just drink it. And since it's to-go why not add in the fried banana. Paired best with their coconut icecream if you can make it home fast. Other must try dishes: fried rice, Pad Thai, Green Curry, Massaman Curry and more. Portions are big and great for leftovers.

Absolutely delicious. Fun ambiance and great food ! We have been back many times. Get the soup (any of them), you won't be disappointed