Aroy Thai Restaurant

We just ate there. Good stuff! I had panang curry and my spouse had the beef salad and we shared the summer rolls. It’s clean and nice (the tables are sticky, but that is because the finish on the tables is weird, not a cleanliness issue) and the people were really friendly. The presentation was good on the summer rolls, and the food was all very good. We’ll definitely be going back.

Wow. I was really looking forward to this. What a disappointment.
I tried calling three times with no success. So I tried their online ordering system. Drunken noodles with chicken. I added a note to make it extra spicy.
It was ready when I arrived. They lost internet so there was an issue with the card going through. I open it up and there is not only not extra chili but there’s no chili.
These noodles are dry, salty and bland. No spice. I’m really upset and if I didn’t have a meeting in Stamp, I’d be bringing it back.

This is probably my favorite Thai place, considering I’ve been to Ellicott city, Rockville, Catonsville, and college park Thai locations.
Their pad Thai has stronger sauce than usual, so if you don’t like that, go to another place. however, I love it so I come here all the time!
the portion is great and other dishes we’ve tried is also great. the fried rice is also great, not too greasy and not too heavy, just the way I like it. we’ve also tried drunken noodle which is ok.
their lunch deal is definitely the best, they give you an appetizer, entrée and tea/​drink. try to take advantage!
one star off because their service is still bad, even considering the usual reputation. they bring you the check even before you’re done or right when you’re about to finish your food. it ruins my appetite sometime but the food itself it pretty good

I’ve been coming here for two years, and the food is your standard Thai fare. I typically get the Pad Ka Pow with beef and Tom Kha Chicken Soup. Both are very flavorful. The Pad Ka Pow features flavorful sauce and plenty of veggies, however, the beef can be a little chewy when eaten fresh. I usually have leftovers and the beef tastes better after it’s had a chance to soak in the sauce. This is the only Thai place I’ve been to that adds tomatoes to the Tom Kha soup. It’s a unique flavor profile that I like since I love tomatoes, but others may be turned off.
The staff is so nice and friendly. They always remember me and will point out when I haven’t ordered from them in a while lol.
Overall, there’s no «wow» factor to the food. Yet it’s the best choice for Thai in College Park.
3 stars for the food plus an extra star for the staff.

We had the most disgusting dinner experience! The Panang tofu curry was sweet, the veggie Thai basil fried rice was overly salty. The chicken fried rice had uncooked chicken. When we informed the lady about the chicken, she made faces and began questioning us that it’s fine! Then she says there is no blood in it so it’s ok!!! For real!
Anyways she took the plate back and did not replace the item or inform us that it was cancelled. That was for my kids and we had to go find another place to feed them dinner. Never going back, I don’t know how they run this place… very unfortunate.

The FOOD is Trashy, FlavorLESS, Pad Thai is sweet and Panang Curry is even more sweet, really? On top of that the Spicy Thai Rice had big chunks of Tomatoes (Thai??) and SALTY as H_​_​L, plz do not bother to complain about the food because the lady will argue and not care. Not worth it all, no basil in Basil Fried Rice and No Flavor, it was really disgustingly disappointing. Save your $$. Please do no go here.

Like the bright orange wall color. The food is very tasty and service was good. They are more of a take-​a-​way then a sit down restaurant. This is due to it only sits 20. We got there right after they opened on VD and got a table with easy. They do not have a liquor licensee, which I do not fault them for not having. It is no easy task in getting one in College Park. After we finished dinner our check came with mini cup cakes.

They do delivery but have to order one hour before.
Everything is pretty good. Tried Phaithai, Fried rice. Shrimp stew. Iced coffee is a little bit sweet to me.

This place is great! I ordered togo which took a reasonable amount of time for authentic Thai food. The Pananng curry tofu (I add brocolli and carrots) was really good. Spring rolls were good too. I ordered sticky rice which was cooked perfect and was sweet and it had the perfect texture :)
The only let down was the Iced Thai tea, it was bitter and super concentrated I had to have the waiter add milk. I got home and it was still too bitter and strong so I ended up adding more milk and a pinch of sugar… That made it perfect.
The environment to me is not one I’d prefer to dine in but I would if I had to. Either way I’ll be back for more

This place cooks drunken noodles really well. It’s extremely convenient to where I live and service is always friendly and fast. A little pricey for the College Park area, but worth it.

Decent Thai very near the south end of UMD’s College Park campus.
It’s a small, no-​frills space with table service and a counter optimized for carryout. The lunch special is a very good value, otherwise entrée pricing is about «normal».
I had the beef «Ka Pow» lunch special on this first visit, it’s a generous portion compared to what most placed serve for lunch. Flavors were good and heat on this «2 pepper» dish was moderate.
For the special, you get to pick soup or spring roll, pick the protein or veggies for your dish (beef and seafood cost more than the others), and a fountain drink. Upgrade to a Thai Iced Coffee or Thai Iced Tea for a dollar. My Thai Iced Coffee was substantial (tall glass) and flavorful– not bad considering that would be $ 3 – 4 by itself at most placed.
With 10 or so entrée choices, this is definitely the way to go before 3pm.
Not the prettiest place to sit, and the spice-​level could be amped up a little, but easily good enough to add to your local lunch rotation.

I was very excited to find out there was a Thai restaurant up the road. My friend told me about it so we had dinner that same night.
Upon entering I noticed the space for seating is very small. They don’t have many tables. Majority of the people that were entering the door were coming to pick up their orders.
I ordered the tofu Panang curry that came with a small bowl of rice. The food was delicious. When I was walking to the bathroom I peered into the kitchen and they looked very clean. They had raw meat shanks laying around so I know the food doesn’t come prepackaged.
The pricing was kinda high for a CP hole in the wall restaurant. The Panang curry will run you $ 11.59−13.50 depending on your choice of meat. The pricing is the same as some nicer Thai places in the DMV
The bathroom was scary. I have never Unilocaled about a bathroom before. It was really bad so I would either hold it or go before entering the restaurant.

The most recent delivery order from Aroy was fantastic. My group got pad see ew, drunken noodles, and chicken pad thai. It came 15 minutes before they said it would, and it was so hot and delicious. Best Thai in College Park.

The food is pretty good, but it’s not a place you enjoy sitting at, and the prices are not cheap. I think that only if you live right there it worth trying.
The place is super small and very simple.
Service was so so (if we needed something they immediately brought it to us, but we had to go to the cashier and ask for it because our server didn’t come to check in with us).
I took the Papaya salad ($ 6.95). It was ok but I wouldn’t take it again.
I also took the Pad ginger with tofu ($ 10.95). It was pretty good, I liked the combination of the flavors.
My friend took the green carry with vegetables. It also came with tofu actually. It was spicy, but not too much.

My first impression of the restaurant was aww they have fake food display at the window… Seen things like this is Asian movies, kinda cool to see one in real life. Entering I still felt the same way, it small and cozy with small tables. Everything was very close together. I did a pick up so I didn’t experience eating there. When I called hey we’re super friendly and even called back to add more food because of the service. The price is very affordable and for the price you really get a lot of food. Didn’t wait even 5 mins to get my food, it was waiting for me *thumbs up*. I tried the free candy while paying and its sooooo delicious! Never tasted anything like it before and now I’m addicted and want more! Haha will be visiting more often now, oh and parking is so easy found one right in front of the store… awesome!

So I decided to randomly try out this spot in College Park one day. I had a craving for drunken noodles (my go to at most Thai restaurants). Sadly, my selection did not satisfy the craving I had and I’m not sure I will be inclined to try this place again, maybe I need to try another item from their menu. I asked for mine to be extra spicy and for someone who can handle spicy food, it was mild at best. The location is very convenient for college students (not sure about the price). At the time, I was the only patron in the restaurant, but it was also around 3:30 p.m. so I probably missed the lunch rush. I did notice the menu had some lunch specials!

I was recently staying at the Hampton inn in College Park and wanted something to eat without having to go out. I came across this restaurant and decided to give it a try.
I ordered the curry puffs: smaller than what I anticipated. The dough was flaky with a slight crunch to it. The filling was tasty, not spicy, and just enough curry to not overpower the dish.
I also ordered the Pad See-​Ew with shrimp (for an additional $ 2.00): For the extra two bucks I spent I got a grand total of 4, count ‘em, 4 shrimp. The noodles were cooked well along with the broccoli. Overall a good taste.
For the amount of food they serve in my personal opinion the price should be $ 1 – 3 less.
Ok, this is why I gave it only 2 stars… I am sitting in my room waiting for a knock on the door and instead I get a phone call. «This is your Aroy driver and I’m in front of the hotel». I then ask why she isn’t delivering to the room and her response was «I would rather stay in my car». Heck, I would rather have stayed in my room. If this was a cash order I would have immediately canceled! I have ordered from different restaurants to this location before and this is the first time a driver refused to come up.
So with that being said, this was my first and last order with them.
The hotel also offers suggestions for delivery locations in each guest room. I’m going to recheck that book because if this place is in there I’m going to suggest they remove it as a delivery option.

I don’t know why I never gave this place a chance while at UMD, but I’ve been a couple times now and the food is excellent! They have a good lunch special (which seems to have gone up in price based on some other reviews). For $ 10.95 you get a drink (+$ 1.00 if you want a Thai Iced Tea or Thai Iced Coffee), an appetizer (Tom Yum soup or spring roll) and one of ten entrees (+$ 1.00 for beef and +$ 2.00 for shrimp/​seafood). The lunch special only runs on weekdays until 3 pm.
I ordered a green tea, spring roll, and the Pad Ka Pow with chicken. The spring roll was delicious! You could tell it was freshly made and came out piping hot. As for the Pad Ka Pow, it was red and green bell peppers, onions, Thai basil and chicken in a brown gravy. On the menu it has two peppers next to the name indicating that it was one of their spicier menu items, however it wasn’t spicy at all to me. But then again, I do have a high tolerance for spice. I asked the waitress for a spice tray and add some to my meal which made it perfect. I’d also recommend trying their Panang curry and curry puff appetizer. Both were very flavorful.
Service was a little slow, but the place was packed and I think there was only one waitress on staff. Also, this place does get pretty crowded (probably from the great lunch special and the fact that they can only seat about 15 people), so I’d say get here early before the lunchtime rush starts! There’s some metered spaces out front, but otherwise I would say walk if you can.

Service: The serving and managing staff here is extremely cordial and makes things easy and efficient. There’s not much I can say here other than that.
Food: I personally think this place has the best Thai food in the College Park area. I normally get drunken noodles with extra chicken and tofu. I think this is the first restaurant at which I have asked for my meal to be made spicy, and received what I wanted. It wasn’t spicy enough to make me spit fire from my exhaust, but definitely wasn’t mild either. As always, the spice mill is served with the meal, so if you prefer to make your food THAT spicy, the option is always available. Thai coffee is made pretty well, not too much condensed milk. I usually end up paying about $ 20 including a good tip/​tax for a meal so no complaints from the wallet!
Environment: One warning I will give, is that the restaurant probably seats like ten people. As much as I wish there was more seating, I feel there isn’t any need for it. Most people order carry out but the dining experience here is still pretty nice! Keep in mind that College Park is a college town, and there are few restaurants which have lush décor and spacious seating. I would almost classify this place as a hole in the wall, but the food is well worth the lack of boujie aesthetics.

I ordered delivery from here the other day through the Unilocal app. So excited to find a good delivery option around here that isn’t pizza or Chinese food!
We ordered the Chicken Satay (came w/​4 skewers), House Salad, Curry Puff (came w/​2 small puffs), and Chicken Pad Thai. Everything tasted great and the portions were large! We will definitely be ordering from here again!
Just a side note — the delivery took just over 2 hours. When we called to check on the food they apologized and said that they got backed up last minute. The food was really good so we will give them the benefit of the doubt.