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Address: 7555 W Sand Lake Rd, Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (407) 345-0040
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Joey NoProblem
After several days on a cruise filled with everything but spice, my Thai taste buds were practically crying for chili. The moment we got back on land, my husband and I made a beeline straight to Thai Thani — a place that, from the moment we walked in, already felt like home.
The restaurant itself is quite spacious, warmly decorated with traditional Thai touches that instantly soothe the soul of any homesick traveler. A lovely Thai lady — graceful, smiling, and clearly perceptive — must have read our craving right away. She recommended the Duck Noodle Soup, and oh, what a blessing that was.
We also went all in with Spicy Basil Ground Beef, Satay Pork, and Crispy Spring Rolls to start. Within minutes, the aroma hit us like a long-lost memory — garlic, chili, holy basil, and that unmistakable fragrance of “real Thai kitchen.”
The first bite? Pure satisfaction. The duck noodles were rich, deeply flavored, and unapologetically spicy — just like back home. The basil beef hit that perfect balance of savory and heat; even my husband, who’s usually unfazed by spice, was sweating bullets but smiling all the way through.
By the end of the meal, we were stuffed, satisfied, and happy — the kind of happy that only real food with real flavor can bring. The bill felt fair for the quality, and the service? Attentive, friendly, and genuinely caring. I even noticed they have a sushi counter, which makes this place a fun mix of Thai and Japanese vibes.
Located right on Sand Lake Road, with easy parking and plenty of space, Thai Thani is a gem for anyone craving authentic Thai spice in the heart of Orlando. Next trip, I’ll definitely be back — because once you’ve had a taste of home this good, you can’t stay away for long.
… moreThe restaurant itself is quite spacious, warmly decorated with traditional Thai touches that instantly soothe the soul of any homesick traveler. A lovely Thai lady — graceful, smiling, and clearly perceptive — must have read our craving right away. She recommended the Duck Noodle Soup, and oh, what a blessing that was.
We also went all in with Spicy Basil Ground Beef, Satay Pork, and Crispy Spring Rolls to start. Within minutes, the aroma hit us like a long-lost memory — garlic, chili, holy basil, and that unmistakable fragrance of “real Thai kitchen.”
The first bite? Pure satisfaction. The duck noodles were rich, deeply flavored, and unapologetically spicy — just like back home. The basil beef hit that perfect balance of savory and heat; even my husband, who’s usually unfazed by spice, was sweating bullets but smiling all the way through.
By the end of the meal, we were stuffed, satisfied, and happy — the kind of happy that only real food with real flavor can bring. The bill felt fair for the quality, and the service? Attentive, friendly, and genuinely caring. I even noticed they have a sushi counter, which makes this place a fun mix of Thai and Japanese vibes.
Located right on Sand Lake Road, with easy parking and plenty of space, Thai Thani is a gem for anyone craving authentic Thai spice in the heart of Orlando. Next trip, I’ll definitely be back — because once you’ve had a taste of home this good, you can’t stay away for long.
Florida Foodie
Unfortunately we are before I took pics, but our son said it was the best sushi roll he ever had. The food we pretty good as well. The atmosphere was decorated very Thai cute and the staff took care of us fine.
… moreBrianna Van Kirk
First time ordering and was absolutely amazing! Definitely recommend. Sad I didn’t try sooner because it was so good. The only thing I’d say, I wish it was a little more bold with curry. I got the yellow curry and curry fried rice, both great but not a prominent curry flavor.
… moreDaniel Max Ammons
I have dined here many times, and each experience has been fantastic. The staff is always polite, and the restaurant maintains a high standard of cleanliness.
The egg rolls are a must-try—crispy on the outside and packed with flavor on the inside. The soup is incredibly comforting, with a rich broth that warms you up and is perfect for any occasion. As for the Pad Thai, it’s one of the best I’ve ever had—perfectly cooked noodles, fresh ingredients, and just the right amount of seasoning.
The authenticity of the cuisine is impressive, and I will definitely eat here again whenever I’m in Orlando. Don’t pass this gem up!
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… moreThe egg rolls are a must-try—crispy on the outside and packed with flavor on the inside. The soup is incredibly comforting, with a rich broth that warms you up and is perfect for any occasion. As for the Pad Thai, it’s one of the best I’ve ever had—perfectly cooked noodles, fresh ingredients, and just the right amount of seasoning.
The authenticity of the cuisine is impressive, and I will definitely eat here again whenever I’m in Orlando. Don’t pass this gem up!
NXTGEN Marketing Group
“Giving Customers Honest Reviews since 2011”
Mehmet
Nice atmosphere, delicious food, calm and clean . Tom ka soup mild instead of tom yam soup I can recommend it. Sushi ( california & dragon) was delicious but on Monday they have no sushi !
… moreNathan ILL (Nathan)
Went here with some friends the other day because my friend saw they only have one review. They appear to be a brand new restaurant and it’s pretty good. We got the calamari, the Thai Thani sampler and Pad Thai. Ironically all of us got Pad Thai and we all thought it was very tasty. The pad thai can have chicken, beef or shrimp. The Calamari was probably the best in all honesty. Super crunchy and light, fried to perfection. I’ll definitely save this restaurant for the future.
… moreIngrid Ortiz
Went in with my boyfriend and we were 2 of 4 people in the whole restaurant. His entree came out first before our sushi appetizer and my entree. We must have been sitting there 15 minutes before the sushi came out and then another 20+ for my entree to come out. By the time it did my boyfriend had finished his meal. My entree came out cold, I didn’t even bother eating much of it. Our waitress didn’t come to check on us once or refill our water. No mention or apologies about how long it took for the food to come out. If that was their level of service on a slow night, I don’t want to see them on a busy night.
… moreJames lormand
This place just held me hostage for the last 2hrs for 2 rolls of sushi. After my order it took about 20 minutes anyone to jump behind the sushi counter and another 15 or so to make the 2 rolls. My sushi was ready but it took another 10 mins for the plate to be brought to the table. Unfortunately, the order was made incorrectly. At this point I asked to pay for my drink and leave because I was one of about 3 people in and I felt that I should have been eating already. They insisted on remaking the sushi for me. I figured it would take longer if I fought it so I said ok. After another 10 minutes the sushi chef personally brought me my remade rolls. I spent about 20 minutes eating. Legitimately waited about 20 minutes for the server to ask for my bill (I flagged him down) and the next 25 waiting for the bill. If this place was busy it still would have been poor service but at least justified. The only reason I gave them 2 stars was because the food was ok once I finally got it. There was a group of gentlmen that saw my frustration and asked how long I’d already been there. They were still waiting on their waters and decided to leave before they were also trapped in this place. Don’t recommend
… moreHannah Bruce
i’d been craving tom kha gai and this hit the spot, delicious! added the eel roll because it sounded good (it was) will be back 🙂
… moreNick Gerlich
What a pleasure to visit an upscale Thai restaurant, completely unlike the more common ones found in buildings that have a long list of former tenants. Thai Thani in Orlando is a delightful escape in gastrotourism to a cuisine and land most of us do not know.
Mr brother and I arrived at 11:25am on a Sunday, unknowingly landing a few minutes before the opening whistle. But they opened promptly at 11:30, and for a brief moment, were the only patrons in what is a very tastefully decorated restaurant. Score many points for not seeing the usual waving cat, Buddha on a shelf (although there *is* a large Buddha by the door), and photo of the King and his massively extended family. We could tell they put a lot of thought into the decor.
I chose the Massaman Curry with Tofu and white steamed rice, requesting Medium on the heat scale. Brother went with pot stickers as well the Satay, a chicken dish. Neither of us were disappointed, although for the first time in a long time I finished eating a curry without at least breaking a sweat. I suppose “heat” is a function of how heavy-handed the chef is that particular day. I could have used a little more, but no complaints. It was delish.
While the extensive menu has prices considerably higher than the downscale Thai places we all know, it was not terribly out of line for the neighborhood. My curry was $20, and I left feeling I had gotten my money’s worth. Brother can say the same about his lunch.
There are many fine dining choices along this portion of West Sand Lake, completely unlike the many chains the tourists flock to right across the I-4 freeway a half mile east. It’s like the freeway becomes an invisible wall separating the two areas. They can have their comfort food; we’ll find comfort in discomfort, challenging ourselves with something new.
… moreMr brother and I arrived at 11:25am on a Sunday, unknowingly landing a few minutes before the opening whistle. But they opened promptly at 11:30, and for a brief moment, were the only patrons in what is a very tastefully decorated restaurant. Score many points for not seeing the usual waving cat, Buddha on a shelf (although there *is* a large Buddha by the door), and photo of the King and his massively extended family. We could tell they put a lot of thought into the decor.
I chose the Massaman Curry with Tofu and white steamed rice, requesting Medium on the heat scale. Brother went with pot stickers as well the Satay, a chicken dish. Neither of us were disappointed, although for the first time in a long time I finished eating a curry without at least breaking a sweat. I suppose “heat” is a function of how heavy-handed the chef is that particular day. I could have used a little more, but no complaints. It was delish.
While the extensive menu has prices considerably higher than the downscale Thai places we all know, it was not terribly out of line for the neighborhood. My curry was $20, and I left feeling I had gotten my money’s worth. Brother can say the same about his lunch.
There are many fine dining choices along this portion of West Sand Lake, completely unlike the many chains the tourists flock to right across the I-4 freeway a half mile east. It’s like the freeway becomes an invisible wall separating the two areas. They can have their comfort food; we’ll find comfort in discomfort, challenging ourselves with something new.