Social Profile: 
✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery
… View more
Cozy, laid-back Thai spot serving classic eats, from curries to stir-fries, plus lunch specials.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6426 Bowden Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: (904) 508-0731
Website: http://thaispicekitchen.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Thai Spice Kitchen
We are located in the South side area of Jacksonville, Florida. We are proud to prepare authentic Thai food, and we are delighted to serve all our neighbors.
Thai Spice Kitchen | Jacksonville FL – Facebook
Come to take out healthy meals to strengthen your immune system! We freshly prepare daily and cook at the right temperature to keep you safe from the Virus.
Order Thai Spice Kitchen | Jacksonville – DoorDash
Get delivery or takeout from Thai Spice Kitchen at 6426 Bowden Road in Jacksonville. Order online and track your order live. No delivery fee on your first …
Last Updates
Reviews
JiM PiZarro
Had a great lunch here! We started with the roti which was a perfect appetizer. For the mains, my wife and I shared the shrimp pad Thai and the Khao Soy. Both were delicious and satisfying.
There was plenty of food for the price and we left feeling completely full. The prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. We’ll definitely be back!
… moreThere was plenty of food for the price and we left feeling completely full. The prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. We’ll definitely be back!
Erika Rademacher
Summary version: I love Thai food, and this restaurant has the best Thai food I’ve had. I hope they never change their recipes. The food is fantastic — I have ordered many things on the menu and all of them have been fantastic, and the people who work here are so kind.
I do not know why it took me so long to leave a review of this place. I used to work about 5 minutes away, and I would get takeout from here a couple times each month. I could honestly eat here everyday, their food so delicious. I haven’t been in the area for a couple years now that my work has changed. We live about an hour away and were in Jax for errands, and we decided to come here for dinner. So glad we did —and now we’re planning to come here every time we have to come to Jax. It was just as good as I remember it from a couple years ago.
I got a small bowl of tom yum soup (level 2), and then pad kee mao (level 3), both with tofu. My husband got the duck curry (level 2) and a side of roti. Tom yum: Perfect balance of sweet, sour, and heat. Pad kee mao: So flavorful, texture of tofu and noodles (with just a little char to them — perfect!) just right. I really want to try the khao soi next time we are in town again….but I love the pad kee mao so much I’m not sure if I can order anything different. Duck curry: He said that the duck was very well-prepared, but that the curry flavors were strong enough that, if you’re looking to have duck because you specifically want to taste “the flavors of duck,” you should probably get the roasted duck entree instead. He loved the spices and heat of the curry and said he will probably get the red curry next time with beef or chicken, because he enjoyed the red curry so much. Roti: My husband liked the roti so much that he said he would probably get a larger order (the app size) next time and use it to mop up the extra curry sauce.
Portion sizes are generous. It was just the right amount of food for both of us.
Heat-wise, if you’re trying to figure out which way to go: I like more heat to my food but not so much that my mouth feels like it’s on fire, and my husband isn’t crazy about much heat at all. The level 3 is right on the line for me — I definitely need some tissue because my nose runs while I’m eating, but I wouldn’t dial it back, because with the heat comes so much flavor. He said the level 2 is right on the line for him, but for the same reason as me, he will likely stay at level 2 when we come back. I hope this is helpful!
… moreI do not know why it took me so long to leave a review of this place. I used to work about 5 minutes away, and I would get takeout from here a couple times each month. I could honestly eat here everyday, their food so delicious. I haven’t been in the area for a couple years now that my work has changed. We live about an hour away and were in Jax for errands, and we decided to come here for dinner. So glad we did —and now we’re planning to come here every time we have to come to Jax. It was just as good as I remember it from a couple years ago.
I got a small bowl of tom yum soup (level 2), and then pad kee mao (level 3), both with tofu. My husband got the duck curry (level 2) and a side of roti. Tom yum: Perfect balance of sweet, sour, and heat. Pad kee mao: So flavorful, texture of tofu and noodles (with just a little char to them — perfect!) just right. I really want to try the khao soi next time we are in town again….but I love the pad kee mao so much I’m not sure if I can order anything different. Duck curry: He said that the duck was very well-prepared, but that the curry flavors were strong enough that, if you’re looking to have duck because you specifically want to taste “the flavors of duck,” you should probably get the roasted duck entree instead. He loved the spices and heat of the curry and said he will probably get the red curry next time with beef or chicken, because he enjoyed the red curry so much. Roti: My husband liked the roti so much that he said he would probably get a larger order (the app size) next time and use it to mop up the extra curry sauce.
Portion sizes are generous. It was just the right amount of food for both of us.
Heat-wise, if you’re trying to figure out which way to go: I like more heat to my food but not so much that my mouth feels like it’s on fire, and my husband isn’t crazy about much heat at all. The level 3 is right on the line for me — I definitely need some tissue because my nose runs while I’m eating, but I wouldn’t dial it back, because with the heat comes so much flavor. He said the level 2 is right on the line for him, but for the same reason as me, he will likely stay at level 2 when we come back. I hope this is helpful!
David Sanders
We thoroughly enjoyed our meal. We started with an order of roti which we shared, and then we shared the Pad Kra Pow with chicken. The food was served quickly, was hot, and was delicious. Service was excellent, and the atmosphere was pleasant. Prices were reasonable.
… morePrashant Chaturvedi
I am a vegetarian, and do not eat egg. I ordered a Pineapple Fired Rice, medium spice level. The food was tasty and the portion was very decent. I was completely full bu the time I finished. The place was not busy, and we as a group of 10 people could find a table. This is a good place for tasty Thai food.
… moreNicole Taveras
They never disappoint! We have been going here since 2015 & will continue! We don’t mind the commute ~15-20 mins, it’s worth it every time! Try the pineapple chicken fried rice & crispy roll! No pics because we finish the meal before we get a chance to take a pic!
… morefarah k
The food here is really good! I’m confused about the bad reviews. It’s not the best Thai I’ve had but it’s delicious and so good. The Tom yum soup is really great, their other dishes are yummy. The service is great. Everything is so good would recommend for sure.
… moreAztek Moggo Podcast
A+ for service A+ for the food.
My wife and I went there and had lunch it was amazing there roti is to die for soft and nice. Customer service was on point. And the food was really reasonable. I really enjoyed the pineapple fried rice as well.
… moreMy wife and I went there and had lunch it was amazing there roti is to die for soft and nice. Customer service was on point. And the food was really reasonable. I really enjoyed the pineapple fried rice as well.
Hey9oh4
I’m completely surprised I’ve never left a review of this place because I’ve been coming here for probably a decade now.
My first time trying Thai Spice was actually a delivery order to the Tiger Woods area/neighborhood of Jax which is pretty close to the restaurant. I loved it so much, I knew the next time I tried, I needed to actually go in, and experience how delicious the food is first hand.
This Thai restaurant is pretty nostalgic for me. I really love bringing my closest loved ones here for their first experience – Friends, family, significant others, etc.
Each time they leave loving it just as much as I do, while also mentioning just how fair the prices are at Thai Spice. I feel like I need to mention that too bc that’s pretty much unheard of in 2024. (Thank you Thai Spice for keeping our wallets in mind)
Do you Love Thai tea? For the addicts out there like myself, Order Thai tea Here! I don’t know what they are lacing this specific tea with but hot damn it’s good! It’s some of the best in Jax that I’ve ever tried.
The spice levels for food range between 1-4. Usually when ordering they will ask, but sometimes unless you mention specifically what you would like heat wise, the dish will be not spicy, or it will be a mild 1. I order my dishes at a 2-3 and it’s tolerable. It’s a solid medium at 2, and a spicy, more intense medium/hot at 3. You will go through a fair amount of water ordering your food at a 3; it’s good.
This past visit, we ordered roti, steamed dumplings, Tom kha soup with chicken, Laab beef salad, and volcano chicken and rice with a large Thai tea.
Ya know how anyone and everyone who has been to Hawkers talks about how good their roti is ?, ok, here… same deal. The roti is something you definitely should order and try. It’ll come with 2 large pieces of paratha. You will have dip/sauce leftover, and it goes really well with entree selections (like drenched on your rice) . You could of course just order more paratha (bread) when ordering the roti as well if you would rather eat more of it as an appetizer.
(Personally, this roti is way better than hawkers, but that’s just my opinion)
Salads get a bad rap. Normally I do not order salads when dining out because I hold a high standard for crisp, clean, fresh veggies; but at Thai spice, I will always order the Laab. The cilantro, lettuce, red onion, fresh mint, is all so crisp and fragrant, it’s a ten out of ten every time I order it. The flavor they toss everything in is amazing. Get it a lil spicy to give it some zing. A level 2 or 3 is perfect. Honestly you can go a lil spicier for this one since you have the crisp iceberg lettuce to wrap all the ingredients in. (Notice how you see zero white iceberg pieces on that plate – that deserves a mic drop alone)
Give this lil hole in the wall restaurant a try. The service, food, experience is worth It.
… moreMy first time trying Thai Spice was actually a delivery order to the Tiger Woods area/neighborhood of Jax which is pretty close to the restaurant. I loved it so much, I knew the next time I tried, I needed to actually go in, and experience how delicious the food is first hand.
This Thai restaurant is pretty nostalgic for me. I really love bringing my closest loved ones here for their first experience – Friends, family, significant others, etc.
Each time they leave loving it just as much as I do, while also mentioning just how fair the prices are at Thai Spice. I feel like I need to mention that too bc that’s pretty much unheard of in 2024. (Thank you Thai Spice for keeping our wallets in mind)
Do you Love Thai tea? For the addicts out there like myself, Order Thai tea Here! I don’t know what they are lacing this specific tea with but hot damn it’s good! It’s some of the best in Jax that I’ve ever tried.
The spice levels for food range between 1-4. Usually when ordering they will ask, but sometimes unless you mention specifically what you would like heat wise, the dish will be not spicy, or it will be a mild 1. I order my dishes at a 2-3 and it’s tolerable. It’s a solid medium at 2, and a spicy, more intense medium/hot at 3. You will go through a fair amount of water ordering your food at a 3; it’s good.
This past visit, we ordered roti, steamed dumplings, Tom kha soup with chicken, Laab beef salad, and volcano chicken and rice with a large Thai tea.
Ya know how anyone and everyone who has been to Hawkers talks about how good their roti is ?, ok, here… same deal. The roti is something you definitely should order and try. It’ll come with 2 large pieces of paratha. You will have dip/sauce leftover, and it goes really well with entree selections (like drenched on your rice) . You could of course just order more paratha (bread) when ordering the roti as well if you would rather eat more of it as an appetizer.
(Personally, this roti is way better than hawkers, but that’s just my opinion)
Salads get a bad rap. Normally I do not order salads when dining out because I hold a high standard for crisp, clean, fresh veggies; but at Thai spice, I will always order the Laab. The cilantro, lettuce, red onion, fresh mint, is all so crisp and fragrant, it’s a ten out of ten every time I order it. The flavor they toss everything in is amazing. Get it a lil spicy to give it some zing. A level 2 or 3 is perfect. Honestly you can go a lil spicier for this one since you have the crisp iceberg lettuce to wrap all the ingredients in. (Notice how you see zero white iceberg pieces on that plate – that deserves a mic drop alone)
Give this lil hole in the wall restaurant a try. The service, food, experience is worth It.
siva durai
Being a chef we loved the authentic food and it is very delicious and tasty. Good food and service was excellent. Wah and meena took care of us and very kind full. Definitely recommend place to have authentic Thai food.
… moreNikki Noelle
This place was a phenomenal treat. I wanted some soup and work in the business park nearby, so I used Google to make some recommendations. This place did not disappoint.
It is extremely small and has a high volume lunch crowd. The only negative would be the noise and struggling to hear the people in your party, but this is just nitpicking.
I explored the menu and ordered the Thai Tea, Tom Kha soup, and chicken Phad Thai. It was just what I had wanted, and the portions were large enough to take back to the office for a second meal. Check out my pictures to see the massive size of the tea! It was by far the largest I have ever received and had the perfect taste!
I will definitely return and plan on bringing my family for an entirely different experience.
… moreIt is extremely small and has a high volume lunch crowd. The only negative would be the noise and struggling to hear the people in your party, but this is just nitpicking.
I explored the menu and ordered the Thai Tea, Tom Kha soup, and chicken Phad Thai. It was just what I had wanted, and the portions were large enough to take back to the office for a second meal. Check out my pictures to see the massive size of the tea! It was by far the largest I have ever received and had the perfect taste!
I will definitely return and plan on bringing my family for an entirely different experience.