McCoy B
We heard about Thai cafe opening on west Adam’s for a while and eagerly waited!
We can adamantly say it is our favorite Thai place in town! They did an amazing job creating a particular vibe from the outside decor to the matching sets inside.
The food was amazing! Crispy, flavorful and fast! We cannot wait to come back!
… moreTerri Durham
Upscale restaurant with unique menu with several fish options like mussels, snapper, calamari. Red, yellow and green curry too. Friendly wait staff, quick service and good tasting food.
… morePK S
First time trying Thai food and it was amazing! Petch was incredibly friendly and patient, and she recommended Khao Soi, which was absolutely delicious. Great service and great food, highly recommend!
… moreKameron MIhatsch
This was SO GOOD! I never leave reviews but the food was too good!! We got the curry chicken dumplings and they were the best thing I’ve ever had!! We also ordered drunken noodles and Thai fried rice which had great flavor. I like that we can pick our spice level! Overall great, amazing food!!
… moreKanthi Rameswaram
We live in Crawford TX, Thai Cafe is exactly 44 miles from our home, wish it was closer. My wife and I love this place. We went there today, only the second time. We both chose Drunken Noodles, what a treat. It was just great, the quantity, the flavour the vegetables added to the noodles to make it whole. Excellent!
We had fish cakes for starters and sticky rice and mango to end our meal. We look forward to our next visit.
… moreAbigail Watson
Whewwwww when I tell you I love their Thai food! I never leave reviews for anything but the way I am so passionate about everything that is Thai Cafe. I order the pad see ew or the pad Thai with an order of egg rolls. God must’ve made the food the way those dishes taste heavenly. I’ve been posting about it non-stop and all my friends know I’m obsessed with this place
… moreJo V.
For this year’s birthday celebration, the family treated me to savory Thai food. This newer location is actually the second opening of Thai Cafe, at a few months old. (Their original Cafe is in Downtown Temple with a casual ambiance.)
The menu is different between both locations. I loved the dishes we chose and devoured at this newer spot. We went with dumplings and fresh oyster shots for starters; pad see ew, basil fried rice and yellow chicken curry for main dishes; then a sweet raspberry crème brulée.
Thi (pronounced tee) is the owner and chef, who always welcomes us with warmth and smiles. I give him commendation for remembering us, since we hadn’t seen him for about two years.
It’s beautiful how they’ve brought natural elements inside the restaurant, yet still appearingly has a more formal flare. The central focus upon entry is a lovely elongated wooden table with a tree. There are nice touches placed on the ceiling above the bar and detailed paneling on the side walls.
Superbly done: food, ambience, service, and hospitality!
… moreDonald Shockley
My first time trying Thai food during a company Christmas lunch. I suspect I missed the unique Thai flavor because I don’t like hot and spicy. The crab fried rice was good but not a lot different than chinese versions. The peanut sauce on the spring rolls was unique and tasty. Seating was pretty limited due to the small size of the restaurant. I actually drove past 4 times looking for it. No signs by the road and it’s behind another restaurant. Menu not very descriptive for those of us unfamiliar with Thai food.
… moreJimmy Hodge
Went here on a Tuesday with my wife and daughter and we were really disappointed! The atmosphere is nice and rustic, but quality and pricing were lacking! The appetizers we ordered were crab rangoon and veggie spring rolls which both were cold in the middle and not worth 16 dollars each (for an order of 5). i ordered the coconut crab curry 35 dollars because it says lump crab and they ordered the pad thai which was way to spicy for them to enjoy. My crab curry had little to no meat in it,and very sweet, so I asked for soy sauce to balance out the sweet and they gave me sweet soy, which is a glaze for other things. I asked the lady why was this soy sweet after I put it in my food, and she he said she would ask the kitchen, and they told her it was a sweet soy sauce. There is a difference between sweet soy glaze and salty soy sauce, but what do I know ? I was really hoping to like this place because I usually have to travel to Belton for the Thai food at Narunya‘s, which is always good, but this place was closer to home. Its unfortunate, but we wont ever eat here again. Small overpriced portions, over spiced foods,and cold spring rolls and the total was over $100 for three of us, and not one of us finished the food!. I actually went next-door and bought a sub from Jersey Mike’s afterwards Would not recommend! Try Naruna’s in Belton, you won’t be disappointed!
… moreScott Thomison
I attempted to place an order by phone because the online system does not allow allergy-related customization. The line was busy, and despite trying several times over a 20-minute period, no one answered. I then drove to the location, where the waitress appeared overwhelmed and was unable to answer the continuously ringing phone. Food service also took approximately 30 minutes. In comparison, the downtown location is significantly better staffed and more organized.
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