Dallas Thai Restaurants

Curry

1. Royal Thai

Great place for lunch. Prices are good (actually, just as cheap as eating at Central Market), the little salad before the meal is just the right size and I recommend the L1, curry dish with peanuts...

2. Bangkok City

the noodles were a really nice texture, the broccoli was not over cooked, but the chicken did have to much fish sauce when it was sauteed, but still great!  Lastly, I had the red curry with chicken.  I would...

3. Toys Cafe

Possibly the worst Thai food I've ever had.  I had to restrain myself from walking out halfway through the meal without paying.  We tried the green curry and the drunken noodles.  They were both...

4. tuk tuk

more meals).  They had Red or Green Curry with noodles with the choice of meat, but I wanted Rice so I ordered the Shrimp Red Curry and changed the meat to chicken.  I ate every bite!  Loved it.  I'm...

5. Bangkok City

Why in the world would you remove the best item from your menu? The pineapple chicken curry was truly amazing. And now? Gone. You can still beg them to fix it, which I do, but they no longer prepare...

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Crispy Rolls

1. tuk tuk

WALKED.  Yeah, me!  We started out with the Crab Cream Cheese Wontons and the Vegetarian Crispy Rolls.  I also ordered a Mango Tea which was probably the best "fruit-flavored" iced teas (not bubble...

2. Bangkok City

induced hysterics, I finally calmed her down with a veggie crispy spring roll and a skewer of chicken Satay.  I even relented and offered her a bowl of my Tom-Yum-Gai.  After all, I simply couldn't...

3. Royal Thai

I'm by no means an expert of Thai food, but I love this place.  They have some delicious fresh rolls with a plum sauce.  Their pad thai is wonderful and so are some of their other dishes (that I...

4. Toys Cafe

I'd give it three and a half.  The corn cakes are little patties of crispy-fried heaven.  They're sort of like a fried cornbread, studded with fresh kernels of corn.  Delish!  Is this a traditional...

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