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Strip-mall stop serving Thai classics, including curries, noodles & fried rice, in unfussy digs.
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Address: 2735 Harrison Ave NW #440, Olympia, WA 98502
Phone: (360) 943-6292
Website: https://thaigardenolympia.com/
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Reviews
Sanket Mehta
We stopped here on our way back to Bellevue. The food was very bad and unhygienic. The spring roll had a hair in it and pad Thai was orange in color! The food tasted frozen and bad, and we couldn’t even let our kids eat this and had to waste money on the food which we didn’t eat. The management has given up on this place looks like!
… moreZero M
food was good!! I got 4 rangoons (ate one before the picture haha) and sea food fried rice. not usually a fan of fried rice but this was delicious! good way to get veggies and yummy tasting food
… moreD
I love all of the veggie / tofu options, and their Thai Tea with coconut milk. So good! Their flavors are different than any other Thai restaurant I’ve had, which was a nice change. I ordered the tofu egg rolls, Pad Thai, and Pad Kee Mao. Thank you!
… moreYadira Lopez
Good service, nice clean place and food is excellent! I had chicken coconut green curry. A somewhat spicy, but definitely worth it! Also ordered wonton, served with a peanut sauce. The noodles were fantastic, everything tasted fresh and on point!
… moreMonib Sabet
We ordered Pad Thai and lemongrass chicken. The pad Thai was in no way close to what I expect of a Pad Thai. The noodles were still uncooked. When I told the server, they went ahead and recooked the food – which was nice of them but still it was far from my experience of a good pad Thai. The lemongrass chicken was better but again not something I’d recommend.
The staff were very nice and welcoming.
… moreThe staff were very nice and welcoming.
DMG
Finally decided to try the Thai Garden Restaurant located near Capitol Mall (across from Target).
I chose a Fresh Spring Roll with Shrimp and pork. It was fresh and tasty. The accompanying sauce was a runny peanut sauce. It wasn’t the best peanut sauce I’ve had but it was acceptable. I do like a thicker sauce, and this one was quite runny.
I also order a Mango Salad with Chicken. The lettuce and veggies were fresh and crunchy. The presentation was quite lovely! The mangos were kind of tasteless, which was disappointing. They were plentiful, but no flavor to them. The salad dressing was refreshing. I had asked for spicy level 3, but I think I may go with 4 the next time. I didn’t feel any heat with 3 and I do like a little heat. The chicken was slightly dry, but tasty. The restaurant itself was clean and the wait staff polite.
I would definitely try this place again. It’s a solid 4.
… moreI chose a Fresh Spring Roll with Shrimp and pork. It was fresh and tasty. The accompanying sauce was a runny peanut sauce. It wasn’t the best peanut sauce I’ve had but it was acceptable. I do like a thicker sauce, and this one was quite runny.
I also order a Mango Salad with Chicken. The lettuce and veggies were fresh and crunchy. The presentation was quite lovely! The mangos were kind of tasteless, which was disappointing. They were plentiful, but no flavor to them. The salad dressing was refreshing. I had asked for spicy level 3, but I think I may go with 4 the next time. I didn’t feel any heat with 3 and I do like a little heat. The chicken was slightly dry, but tasty. The restaurant itself was clean and the wait staff polite.
I would definitely try this place again. It’s a solid 4.
Jeff Dumlao
Very good restaurant serving Thai cuisine. We ordered for two dine-in on a rainy Friday evening. My gf is vegan while I am not, so we ordered dishes that both of us could enjoy. We decided on Seafood Fried Rice that included prawns, scallops, and veggies, Pad See Ew with fried tofu, prawns & veggies, and then Yellow Curry with fried tofu. All of the entrées were delicious and prepared with a mild spice level. My favorite of the three was the Yellow Curry paired with the steamed rice. Service was great and the price was decent coming out to a little over $50 with tip included.
… moreNonyas
We’ve been going here for a few years. We try something new each time. Almost always fast service.
The fry is really nice on the tofu and egg roll appetizers.
This last time my husband had the curry fried rice and it was dry and somewhat flavorless at a three star heat.
The tofu curry and their pho are delish!
Their bathrooms are clean-ish.. which makes me wonder what the kitchen looks like.
… moreThe fry is really nice on the tofu and egg roll appetizers.
This last time my husband had the curry fried rice and it was dry and somewhat flavorless at a three star heat.
The tofu curry and their pho are delish!
Their bathrooms are clean-ish.. which makes me wonder what the kitchen looks like.
Lilla Corpuz
Ordered Pad Thai one for myself and one for my daughter. My daughter had maybe two bites from the meal and when I had mentioned that she did. It like the food the server said all he couldn’t was give us a 15% discount. Did not try to remedy the situation in any other way.
… moreSariah Weber
I ordered from Thai Garden because I have seen rave reviews on social media for a couple of years. I ordered their version of hot and sour soup. I know that there are all kinds of variations, so I did not compare it to my favorite hot and sour, which is at Hart-C’s in Longview. My disappointment is from my basic expectation that ingredients listed in the menu description should be in the dish. I love tomatoes, and will sometimes (not always) order a dish only if it lists tomatoes. Their menu lists tomatoes as a component of this dish, so just to be sure, I paid for extra vegetables. There were zero tomatoes in it, and not even a lot of coconut milk (another available “extra” addition). Cool to find broccoli, although that was a surprise. It wasn’t inedible, but I will stick with Thai Pavillion and Mekong. When you’re in the mood for something in particular, it sucks to find it on a menu but absent in the dish.
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