Thai Garden Restaurant

Best Thai food on the westside, without a doubt! We’ve done dine in and take out, and it never disappoints. The atmosphere is always very classy and quiet. Excellent service. We went last week and the server was very knowledgeable on helping us find the right dishes, and allowed us to order a lunch portion of pad thai for my daughter, even though it was evening.
I ordered the veggie phở and it was arguably as good as a dedicated phở place. The only thing missing was the fresh sliced jalepenos. The iced coffee was a little sweet but still delicious. Their curries are excellent and the tom kha soup is always great as well.

If you blink you’ll miss this place. I lived in Orange Park my whole life and I’m just now eating at this place. Where have I been my whole life? This food is delicious !!! We tried another Thai restaurant in orange park but Thai Garden is the best. The drunken noodle is AMAZING !!!

This place is great! My Husband and I love the food here and the staff is very friendly. My Husband Has been eating here for lunch for years now.

Disgusting. I can’t believe how people can stand eating here while smelling this place. Not only that, we had a case of diarrhea in the house. Do not go here!!!

Best Thai food in town, everything I have eaten here is delectable! Service is always fantastic and its always a nice quiet place to enjoy a meal.

I finally got to treat my dear to some Thai food. I love this place. First the bartender recommended a new Asian beer to me, and damn it, the name slips me but it was very good and comparable to Michelob Ultra. I order her some fresh spring rolls, they were very delicious, and bigger than your average spring roll. Then we both got some clear soup with the meat slices in it, and I’m very sorry but the name slips me there also but I do remember it was number four on the clear soup menu. I got the red curry with shrimp at the number 3 heat scale. It was delicious as always, the shrimp were nice and big and cooked perfectly. She enjoyed the duck something or another with noodles. She enjoyed it as well, the portions are always perfect. This is probably the best Thai food in Jacksonville if you ask me.

This place was great. Visiting the area and my mom JD a taste for Thai. Reviewed some Unilocal options and this place had the best feedback. We were the only people for about the first 20 minutes then it started to fill up. Our server was cool. I opted for the drunken noodle fried rice and my mom got the fried red snapper. Both dishes were amazing. We both asked for the spicy level 3 and it was just enough. If you like super hot food I’d suggest to go to a 4.

So it’s been a good long time since I’ve hit up Thai Garden and I have to admit that they are still delicious! Red curry, Thai hot, with white rice is off the chain! They are one of the few places that actually make it Thai hot when you ask for it. Service was great, food was delicious. I would juga like to see a cool lunch special but other than that it’s still very awesom!

It is really hard to find good Thai food. But this place is the exception. Excellent food. Fresh spring rolls. The panang curry was outstanding. Great little find.

Hands down one of, if not my favorite place in the Jax area. I have been going there for about 3 years since I moved here from New York (where I frequented many great thai restaurants) and I’m so glad I decided to stop by and didn’t let the location deter me. The food always comes out in a timely manner and isn’t ever cold, the place although simple is always clean and the staff (and owner) have always been incredibly friendly and kind whether I’m dining in or there for a take out order.
The prices are fair and the portions are as well.
I’ve tried a few of their dishes and appetizers and I can say it’s always fantastic and I’ve never left disappointed. Definitely check out this hidden treasure if you’re in the Jax/​Orange Park area, and maybe try starting out with some of their Pot Stickers which I love!

I have tried a lot of Thai food in Jacksonville and was not impressed at all. I paid $ 15 for a small bowl of veggies and curry and the taste was super bland. I will not go back.

Consistently good. You get a huge portion for what you pay. They let you select from several heat level options to get the right amount of heat. And the service has always been good. Try the coconut soup.

I ordered chicken phở for takeout. It was around 10 dollars and I could have had 3 meals from this phở. The woman I ordered from asked how hot I wanted it and gave me a scale from 1 – 6. I asked for 3, because it was right in the middle. This phở gave me tingly lips from the spicy-​ness. I did talk to someone after who told me that Thai is very spicy, so this may have been on par with a level 3, just be aware of the spice level if you order the phở. I think I will go with a 2 next time. I would totally eat here again, tasty food and 3 meals for 10 dollars, oh yeah.

The owners seem reserved but very nice! I always order to go for a pad Thai and they always have it fresh and ready. The waiter is an American guy that is nice too. The lunch prices are the best for the portions. I had to wait on my order one day and the owner brought me a glass of water even thought it was take out. So nice! Always returning

Great green curry!
Red curry was also very good!
Delicious overall!
A bit pricey but that was expected… we ain’t in Thailand!^.~

First of all, I love Thai food. My neighbors had never had it and me and my boyfriend are Thai Food junkies.
So we went to Thai Garden. First of all, I don’t see why a place that is so cheaply put together needs an «extensive» wine menu with bottle pricing. The fake half walls between the tables with the fake foliage looked extremely tacky along with the beyond uncomfortable black metal chairs. (I have also worked in the restaurant industry for 8+ years). The bar that was set up in the back was small and the atmosphere over all was literally «Trying to hard» and the music was super quiet so all the tables where awkwardly quiet.
So because our neighbors have some how never had Thai food ever in their life, we decided to take them to Thai Garden with it being by our house and we hadn’t tried it yet. We usually go down to Manilia (spelling?) and they are amazing. But we wanted to try a new place since we just moved her from Seattle.
I insisted that they order Pad Thai. The most basic Thai dish you could probably ease someone in with.
I ordered it as well because everyone loves Pad Thai, and when we got our plates i couldn’t be more disappointed. It was literally a plate of noodles in soy sauce (it tasted like a salt lick) with a couple sprouts and crushed peanuts on the side. And I seriously couldn’t get over how salty it was and there was basically no other flavor other than salt. It was gross. My neighbors hated it. We had to send it back and I’m sorry, like i said, I was in the industry for years and I even have a hard time sending food back.
So it took the server about 25 minutes to come check on how we liked our food.
(Word for the wise servers, do a 2 minute check back so your customer isn’t angry and hungry because you’ve ignored them and that’s enough time to see if they actually liked their food and almost every place does it)
So now, not only am i hungry, i have a plate of salty noodles staring at me, with now 3 disappointed guests. The server finally came up and I told him that this tastes nothing like Pad Thai and that I frequent Thai Resturants…
He then started to argue with me about what Pad Thai is…
Thats where I draw a line. I was not going to write a review but that set me past the edge. Rude service, cheap atmostphere, horrible food. Thats why I am writing this. I was not please at all.

Good Thai restaurant. Here for lunch again. Had Pad Pen and it was really spicy. Asked for medium. More spice than I expected. Flavorful and seemed fresh ingredients.
Very poor on desert suggestions. Appeared they did not want to sell my any. Felt like I was unconvincing them for asking.
Why do so many servers fail at this last impressionable step. Maybe just me.
Good value for

Went here with my mom and dad while there were visiting from Guam (they love Thai food and have eaten it for probably 20+ years and have even visited Bangkok) We were all happy with our food. They wouldn’t say it’s their favorite ever, but if we lived in the area, we would probably frequent this restaurant.
Good flavor, okay price and portion size. Went at lunch and the male server made us feel a little bad for sticking to what we know we love: pad Thai. OKAY, I’ll admit, compared to most people we know we have a somewhat adventurous food appetite but there are people who eat way more exotic than we do and we know that. He just could have suggested a bit more politely instead of making us feel like there was something wrong with us for REALLY liking pad Thai. I also got panang which was very yummy.
This is the cleanest and most comfortable Thai restaurant we have been to in Jax.

Delicious! I started with the wonton soup, it was spicy with 3 wontons and a simple but delicious broth. I then had the duck special with garlic sauce (not fried) and it was amazing, it came with vegetables and steamed rice. Some of the best duck I’ve had. Great service too. Comfortable restaurant, small and open.

I had lunch here today. I had the red curry chicken. It was not what I am used to but it was tasty. It was not sweet but was a little spicey.