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Casual, airy eatery offering Thai standards such as veggies, curries, stir-fries & noodles.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7441 Paseo Del Norte NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113
Phone: (505) 503-1521
Website: https://selflane.com/bizs/thai-spice_albuquerque_nm
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Albuquerque, NM – Thai Spice
At Thai Spice, we serve only the freshest and finest ingredients. Our artfully crafted menu selections reflect traditional Thai Recipes From Thailand.
Reviews
L Touch
Great customer service! Fast and very friendly service! Only 2 servers were on the floor and the place was packed, and I had the best service! The food tastes amazing! I got the chicken skewer with the Thai papaya salad. The best combination to eat together. The pad see ew had amazing tastes and not too sweet and not too salty. I would recommend this place to eat Asian food. I would definitely go there again and try other dishes.
… moreSnowbasket
Was very busy but doesn’t disappoint. I’m not one for Thai but my mother, sister and nephew love it!! There is options for non Thai so that is great! Food is definitely worth the wait! ENJOY!!
… moreAmrita Tej Kaur
Wow! What an awesome place! I wish we had this place at my hometown, I’d be there every day dining. Food is absolutely fantastic, very tasty and healthy. Great ambience and service. The restaurant won many rewards and I totally agree with that.
It’s very close to the airport.
Thank you for your delicious food and hospitality ! We will be back when visiting Albuquerque again.
… moreIt’s very close to the airport.
Thank you for your delicious food and hospitality ! We will be back when visiting Albuquerque again.
CFeliPO
My mother and my girlfriend and I Went in for my birthday dinner and the food was absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is really nice and vibrant. The only complaint I would have is That our server wasn’t very kind to us she never said you’re welcome or thank you. She didn’t refill my girlfriend or my mother‘s drinks at all. Everyone that worked in the restaurant was really really kind and attentive except for the one server.
… moreKJ Patrick
First time dining here, and worthy of a return visit. Spiciness options are medium, hot, and Thai hot. We chose Medium, but it seemed almost too mild to us. Perhaps next time we’ll be brave and give Hot a try (??) The food was delicious and fresh, and the service was fairly prompt considering we visited at the peak of the lunch hour.
… moreluzanda penton
Thai Spice delivered a delightful dining experience with a mix of vibrant flavors and generous portions. Our meal included a variety of dishes: beef salad, ginger stir-fry with beef, sweet and sour chicken stir-fry, fresh spring rolls, fried rolls, and sticky rice for dessert.
Starting with the appetizers, the fresh spring rolls were generously sized and bursting with freshness, while the fried rolls were simply amazing, crispy on the outside and flavorful inside. Moving on to the main courses, both the beef salad and ginger stir-fry with beef impressed with their tender meat and crunchy vegetables. The sweet and sour chicken stir-fry was a hit as well, perfectly balancing tangy and sweet flavors.
Despite a busy dining room, the service was commendable though the food did take a bit longer to arrive, which was understandable given the freshness and cooking to order.
Highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the sticky rice dessert, which we all loved for its rich, satisfying sweetness.
Overall, Thai Spice offers a memorable dining experience with delicious food that’s worth the wait. We look forward to returning to explore more of their menu.
Went back the next day for more and the service was very quick even though they were quite busy. Love this place.
… moreStarting with the appetizers, the fresh spring rolls were generously sized and bursting with freshness, while the fried rolls were simply amazing, crispy on the outside and flavorful inside. Moving on to the main courses, both the beef salad and ginger stir-fry with beef impressed with their tender meat and crunchy vegetables. The sweet and sour chicken stir-fry was a hit as well, perfectly balancing tangy and sweet flavors.
Despite a busy dining room, the service was commendable though the food did take a bit longer to arrive, which was understandable given the freshness and cooking to order.
Highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the sticky rice dessert, which we all loved for its rich, satisfying sweetness.
Overall, Thai Spice offers a memorable dining experience with delicious food that’s worth the wait. We look forward to returning to explore more of their menu.
Went back the next day for more and the service was very quick even though they were quite busy. Love this place.
Jason Bennett
Thai Spice, you saucy little legend—you’ve officially ruined all other Thai food for us.
Let’s set the scene: It’s date night. We’re hungry. We’re adventurous. We want noodles, spice, and a little culinary magic. Enter Thai Spice, stage left, ready to deliver a full-blown flavor mic drop.
We kicked things off with the fried dumplings because, let’s be honest, it’s not a real meal without something fried to start the party. These dumplings weren’t just good—they were make-you-close-your-eyes-and-slow-chew good. Crispy little clouds of glory stuffed with seasoned perfection. If there were more, we would have fought each other for the last one. Probably to the death.
My wife ordered the cashew stir fry, which arrived looking like a Pinterest food board and tasting like a wok full of dreams. The veggies were fresh, the sauce was rich and just the right amount of sticky, and those cashews? Honey, they were roasted to crunchy, nutty royalty status.
I went full flavor-commando and ordered the drunken noodles—because sometimes you want your noodles sloppy, spicy, and just a little scandalous. And Thai Spice delivered. Wide noodles swimming in bold, garlicky sauce, with just the right heat level to make your tastebuds throw a rave. It was one of those meals where you keep eating even after you’re full because you don’t want the magic to end. (RIP to my leftovers plan.)
But wait—dessert. Thai. Tapioca. Let me just say this: if you’ve never had Thai tapioca before, this is your sign from the starch gods. It’s creamy, lightly sweet, a little chewy, and somehow the perfect cool-down after the spice parade. It’s like a cozy rice pudding and a coconut milk spa day had a delicious baby.
And now for the true MVP of the evening: Pim, our waitress. Pim is the kind of server who makes you feel like you’ve known her forever. She’s adorable, attentive, and somehow manages to appear exactly when you need her—like a food ninja in the best way. Pim, if you’re reading this, you’re a national treasure.
Bottom line: Thai Spice is a hidden gem that should be on everyone’s radar. If you’re in Albuquerque and not eating here, I assume you either hate joy or got lost on the way to flavor town.
We’ll be back. Probably weekly. Possibly tomorrow.
… moreLet’s set the scene: It’s date night. We’re hungry. We’re adventurous. We want noodles, spice, and a little culinary magic. Enter Thai Spice, stage left, ready to deliver a full-blown flavor mic drop.
We kicked things off with the fried dumplings because, let’s be honest, it’s not a real meal without something fried to start the party. These dumplings weren’t just good—they were make-you-close-your-eyes-and-slow-chew good. Crispy little clouds of glory stuffed with seasoned perfection. If there were more, we would have fought each other for the last one. Probably to the death.
My wife ordered the cashew stir fry, which arrived looking like a Pinterest food board and tasting like a wok full of dreams. The veggies were fresh, the sauce was rich and just the right amount of sticky, and those cashews? Honey, they were roasted to crunchy, nutty royalty status.
I went full flavor-commando and ordered the drunken noodles—because sometimes you want your noodles sloppy, spicy, and just a little scandalous. And Thai Spice delivered. Wide noodles swimming in bold, garlicky sauce, with just the right heat level to make your tastebuds throw a rave. It was one of those meals where you keep eating even after you’re full because you don’t want the magic to end. (RIP to my leftovers plan.)
But wait—dessert. Thai. Tapioca. Let me just say this: if you’ve never had Thai tapioca before, this is your sign from the starch gods. It’s creamy, lightly sweet, a little chewy, and somehow the perfect cool-down after the spice parade. It’s like a cozy rice pudding and a coconut milk spa day had a delicious baby.
And now for the true MVP of the evening: Pim, our waitress. Pim is the kind of server who makes you feel like you’ve known her forever. She’s adorable, attentive, and somehow manages to appear exactly when you need her—like a food ninja in the best way. Pim, if you’re reading this, you’re a national treasure.
Bottom line: Thai Spice is a hidden gem that should be on everyone’s radar. If you’re in Albuquerque and not eating here, I assume you either hate joy or got lost on the way to flavor town.
We’ll be back. Probably weekly. Possibly tomorrow.
Aracely Mendoza
Went for lunch for the first time with our friends and the food was excellent. Arrived quickly, generous portion and fresh ingredients stood out! We had the shrimp spring rolls, chicken pad Thai with hot ginger tea and had no regrets!!! Will come again very soon!
… moreGina Baca
Best Thai food in Albuquerque! The service is fast and friendly. Many great options to choose from.
… moreMatthew Yarbrough
We had historically loved Thai Spice. We don’t eat out often, it is a rare treat for us. This time though, we noticed increased prices and reduced portion sizes. I know food costs are up for everyone, but it was striking for us, and we will definitely not be returning.
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