Thai Aroma

I took my parents for dinner and they both loved it. The food was extremely delicious and the customer service was pleasant. We ordered Red curry, Yellow curry and some spring rolls for appetizers. We ordered for two people and it was good enough to serve three. I am surely going in again

Maybe the worst THAI food ever. Chewy chicken. No real flavor. Barely adequate. Had Drunken Noodles, it was awful.

We had our order delivered and selected Spicy for the Thai fried rice. The fried rice was too bland and very mild. There was not even a hint of Thai cuisine in it. I would stay away from this restaurant.

The Red Curry is absolutely delicious. I’ve never been disappointed and I eat there often. :) Drunken Noodles and Pad Thai are awesome as well. This place is sure to become one of your favorites.

Hands down, one of the BEST Thai places in the area. Great service and great food. I can’t wait to go back!
For starters, we got a Tom Yum lemongrass soup and it was on point — nice and fragrant. We also got the chicken Larb appetizer. Despite it’s awkward name, it is loaded with lime and lemongrass and is phenomenal. A great way for my taste buds to dive right in.
My wife can’t pass up a good Pad Thai, and theirs was quite delicious. I opted for the Drunken Noodles. They were a little bit oily, but otherwise well-​seasoned and delicious. If you want to mix it up, ask for a «hot tray» with various spicy vinegars and sauces like sambal oelek and sriracha.
I can’t recommend this place enough!

Thai Aroma has, hands down, the best pad thai I’ve ever tasted. The noodles are not soggy or sticky like you’d find at some other places and the shrimp that came with mine were large — bigger than the kind you’d get in shrimp cocktails and more like the kind you’d find in a seafood stew. The portion sizes were very generous. The service was good as well — our waiter was quick and very professional. I’ll definitely be returning with my family!

Went here for the first time and ordered carry out. Overall everything was good and I will go back again soon. I ordered the Beef Phở, Thai fried rice, Tom Yum soup with shrimp, and mixed vegetables.
The Beef phở was my favorite. Very flavorful and came with lots of toppings and 2 sauces. It was good as carry out but I think next time I’d eat it there so it’d be fresher and hotter.
Tom Yum soup– very delicious and flavorful and a hint of lemony. It was good with the shrimp. Will definitely get this next time.
Thai fried rice– good flavor but wasn’t crazy about the actual rice used it was kinda mushy. I’d probably still get it again though.
Mixed vegetables– they were good but just OK. I felt like I could make them at home… nothing special in my opinion.

I’ve been to Lotte numerous times but never thought to stop by and order here. It’s one of those places where you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, the interior is quite nice! We ordered the Spring Rolls for an appetizer, and The Andrew Bowl (rice noodle dish with coconut flavoring). The food and service was okay, nothing exceptional. I’d rather drive to Silver Spring and dine at Charm Thai.

The drunken noodles here are amazing. I’m a big Chinese and Mexican food fan but have never really dug Thai food. My girlfriend brought these home and I was instantly hooked. They’re even better cool out of the fridge the next day.

The service was great. My food arrived piping hot and wish just the right amount of spiciness. I could not be happier.

2 of us went for lunch on a Friday. We got the calamari salad and Tom Yum. Tom Yum had way too much tomato flavor, it was just off. The calamari salad was nice and spicy… not as cold as I usually like it but tasty. We then got the glass noodle salad, which was spicy and delish. The chicken panang curry took forever to arrive but it was worth the wait — so spicy, so good. The thai iced coffees were gross; I couldn’t even finish mine, even though I was in serious need of caffeine.

I’m in between… Something like 3.5. However the exceptional service has pushed me over to 4 stars
The place itself is nothing to look at. Definitely could use an upgrade. They have a decent sized yet very poorly utilized space. It’s like their bar takes up way too much room than it should. which therefore takes away from potential seating space. Plus the lighting is kinda of odd and the wallpaper is peeling. But alas I understand that upgrades require a lot of cash so I won’t harp on that too much.
The food was decent. Definitely not the best thai I’ve ever had but it’s something I would absolutely eat again. We kept it pretty basic on this trip. Started with the calamari. Although cooked well it was too bland for Thailand. I was expected some herbs and chili pepper… Something to make it a bit unique. The wonton soup was delicious. Shrimp dumplings swimming in a bowl of rich golden broth. How can you not like that ?! Our entrees included thai style fried rice and chicken with broccoli in a garlic sauce. (like I said basic). The latter dish was the highlight but the fried rice was lacking some seasoning. It was cooked well but I couldn’t help but compare it to the thai fried rice we get at Chopstix which is better.
No dessert on this trip although I must say the staff here was very friendly. Everything came out hot and when it should have. The staff was courteous and professional. Our waters were refilled when needed, etc.

Welcome to Tire Aroma! Seriously, the smell from the tire and auto shop next door is pretty strong. I can’t help but wonder if it affected the way everything tasted. We ordered spring rolls, the Penang curry, and drunken noodles. We realized after we ordered that we weren’t asked about the spice level. They turned out alright, but could have been spicier for our tastes. Overall, I wasn’t too impressed with the flavors but I might have been thrown off by the strong smells. I also didn’t think it was worth 40 dollars. Maybe it would be better as take out.

I love Thai food
and I must say, it really wasn’t that bad!
My friend and I came here on a Friday night looking for some paid Thai and cashew chicken and yes!
chicken pad Thai was great, the portion was large ($ 12) cashew chicken was a little too oily for me, but it still met up the standards ($ 13)
the staffs were very friendly and kind, I appreciated that. they also include the gratuity in your check which was pretty convenient.
will be back!

We had Spring Rolls, Drunken Noodles, Red Curry. All pretty good. Service was a bit slow but they were very nice. Portions were good sized for lunch portions. Vegetables and meats were fresh and tasty. Would I return yep.

Food was very tasty, just needed to be much more food. Servings just too little for the price.

My favorite spring rolls ever! I wish they were a bit more consistent with serving size, but I’d say they are usually reliable for taste. It’s not to say that the serving sizes are small per se. I’d say quantity ranges from average to largeish. If anything, there might be a little variance in spice, but you can specify the heat level to your tastes when ordering. If you order extra spicy, you will get extra spicy.
The s.o. and I order from here regularly, both dine in and takeout. I’ve tried most of the dishes now, but I always go back to my usual: Fried spring rolls, grilled steak salad, and drunken noodles with beef. Uninspired? Maybe so, but damn tasty. I also have a soft spot for mango sticky rice or the occasional Thai iced tea – if I have room.
Service is generally attentive and the waits never seem to be unreasonable. Although it’s in the middle of a strip with atrociously laid out parking, the interior looks like they cared enough to result in a pleasant atmosphere.

Great thai food in the area! The curry dishes (green, yellow, red) are delicious… u can get it «thai spicy» for an extra kick of spiciness although not necessary. The drunken noodles are good as well. The chicken with green bean dish was also tasty.
They also have dessert but we were so full we didn’t get to try them out this time.

Overall pretty decent, but not fantastic thai food. The vegetables were fresh and the portions average. I’m partial to fresh thai chiles which are not abundant in their food. The fried rice and massaman curry were a bit greasy which was surprising. Overall, I wouldn’t hesitate to visit or grab take out if you’re in the area, but there are better places to be found in Hanover (Little Spice) or in Baltimore.

I converted from Bangkok 9 to this place. We got the soup, a noodle dish, Thai tea. The spice tray made this meal for me! Everything was delicious, staff was kind and attentive. Will def be going bCk to explore the menu! Best Thai in the area for me :)