Thai House of Orlando

One of my favorite places to eat. This was the restaurant that started my obsession with Asian cuisine. It’s undeniably one of the best Thai in Orlando. I usually go for lunch and I order the same dishes routinely, the Crab Ragoon as an appetizer. Then, I proceed with the Onion Chicken or Stir-​Fried Mix Vegetables both are served with white rice. Once in a while, I have gone for dinner. The vibe at night is more romantic, perfect for a date.
It’s a popular restaurant so they can get quite busy. Nevertheless, they always provide a wonderful customer service.

Everything here is well made, simple yet flavorful, favorite is still the pad thai, but don’t be afraid to try other things in the menu! Anything with curry is delicious!
Service was good although can be really slow, waited about 15 minutes for someone to come over so we can ask for the check.
I will still be happy to go back anytime to have some yummy Thai food!

We had the shrimp coconut soup (no shrimp in mine), coconut lemongrass flavor very refreshing. Crab Rangoon very authentic, roasted duck with a side of heart shaped rice, hearty meal. Next time i would like to try the green curry. Dessert it was my favorite coconut ice cream with bananas. The service is extremely fast and the staff is very nice.

Best pad Thai around!
The staff is usually super friendly and quick. Love coming here.

I’m not a frequent Thai food connoisseur but I did enjoy my meal at Thai House. I stick to Phad/​Pad Thai with it’s peanuty taste. Here you can choose from quite a few meat choices but I went with shrimp as it is my favorite in Pad Thai.
We went with a large party on a Saturday night and while the restaurant was decently busy we were seated promptly. Service was friendly and kind. We all split a few appetizers including vegi. spring rolls, crab rangoon, and the papaya salad. Most of us had some version of the Pad Thai but others in our group had fried rice dishes that they liked.
They have a huge menu so if you are not familiar or want to try something new you should ask your server for recommendations. Overall a good first visit. I will be back!

It has been close to a year and a half since we had been here but that is only because there are so many choices for Thai in Orlando. Our last experience here can be summed up with… So so service and great food…
When we arrived I had to remind my wife we had already eaten here because she forgot all about the place. When we sat down, she soon remembered the place. Our server came over and took our drink order and we already knew we wanted the Tom Yum soup so we placed our soup order.
About 10 minutes later he returned with our silverware and drinks. My wife had made up her mind on the red curry with shrimp and I wanted the Panang duck. You get your choice of white or brown rice but be aware that there is a $ 1 up charge for brown rice which the server forgot to mention.
When the soup arrived it was apparent the server spilled some on the way because it was all over the bowl and saucer and I posted a photo. The flavor of the soup was fabulous and my favorite part is that the vegetables were not all mushy. Kudos to the chef for the soup but the server dropped the ball on the presentation.
The entrees arrived about 5 minutes after we finished our soup so kudos to the staff on their timing. The rice being shaped like a heart was a nice touch. My wife’s dinner was delicious. The veggies were properly cooked and the seasoning was great. I have to say that the shrimp cooked just right and «popped» when you bit into them. WELL DONE!
The Panang duck could not have been done any better. The skin was nice and crispy, the flavor was explosive and that brown rice was JUST THE WAY I LIKE IT. My wife does not agree about the brown rice but to be fair, she does not really like it anyway so she can just stick to the white rice that was perfectly cooked… Neener neener neener… lol
Aside from the soup spillage and the surprise up charge on the brown rice… I would have to say that overall we have a good dining experience and 4 stars was well deserved. Would I come back? Without a doubt…

This wasn’t the best Thai food I’ve ever had, but it wasn’t bad either and the service was really efficient and friendly.
I was led to this restaurant while searching for green curry on Unilocal.There are a ton of Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai and other Asian places around this area of Orlando so I wanted to see which one was the best based on Unilocal reviews.
I came in and was able to get a seat immediately. There were quite a few people there so I was pretty pleased with how easy it was to sit down. This would definitely be a great date night spot. It’s quiet, cozy and the lighting is pretty romantic.
I ordered the green curry without rice and extra vegetables and it was brought out pretty quickly. The vegetables were pretty good but they almost tasted like they were the frozen kind. I don’t know how to explain it fully but they didn’t taste that fresh. They weren’t bad with the hot sauce provided.
The chicken in the curry was plentiful and tasted great. The curry sauce, however, was kind of watery. It didn’t have the flavor or the thickness that I’m used to in curry. Curry isn’t thick, necessarily, but it’s not super runny. I’d give the curry three stars.
I’m bumping the review to four stars for the friendly service. I would try some other menu items because they all sounded and looked awesome, but I think I would go somewhere else if I was looking for curry.

I was trying to avoid the standstill traffic on I-​4 so I got off the interstate and ended up on Columbus road. I saw this place, read the reviews and decided to partake.
This is a good date place as the mood lighting made reading the menu a little challenging. The staff was pretty friendly.
The tom yum soup was spicy but missed hitting the flavor button. It was somewhat tasteless.
The pad penang chicken was pretty good although nothing spectacular. I am not sure I would be justified to rate them high but my opinion may be skewed since I do live in Oklahoma City and have been spoiled by the food at the Thai establishments in OKC, Tampa and the Dallas metro. Reading some of the reviews, a lot of people consider this the best Thai place in Orlando? To which I have to say… you don’t know great Thai food.