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Mun Gai Thai Street Food is part of the Sakhuu Thai and Thai in Town family – known across Texas for bold, authentic Thai flavors. We bring the heat and hustle of Thailand’s street markets straight to Carrollton, TX, serving rice-first, street-style favorites like juicy Hainanese chicken rice, crispy pork belly, roast duck with gravy, and fiery papaya salad (som tum). Every dish is made fresh, with no shortcuts, for dine-in or takeout. Quick service, big flavor, and a true taste of Bangkok — that’s the Mun Gai Thai way.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2451 Old Denton Rd ste 120, Carrollton, TX 75006
Phone: (469) 289-0089
Website: http://www.mungaithai.com/
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Reviews
Zachary Wood
Mother of all things Thai. Please come TRY THIS FOOD!
If you’re looking for fresh, authentic Thai dishes that make you feel you’re eating from the streets of Bangkok itself, get in here!!! Every dish we had was delicious. The most surprising to me was the crispy papaya salad. I never had this before but paired with the accompanying sauce it was amazing. The Thai tea was one of the better ones we had too. The staff was kind and the food came out quickly.
We will for sure be back. The value for money and quality was extremely well worth it.
… moreIf you’re looking for fresh, authentic Thai dishes that make you feel you’re eating from the streets of Bangkok itself, get in here!!! Every dish we had was delicious. The most surprising to me was the crispy papaya salad. I never had this before but paired with the accompanying sauce it was amazing. The Thai tea was one of the better ones we had too. The staff was kind and the food came out quickly.
We will for sure be back. The value for money and quality was extremely well worth it.
Polly Strittmatter
This place giving me good vibes with the authentic Thai street foods. I ordered steamed chicken rice, bbq pork and pork belly rice, crispy fried chicken salad and spicy corn salad. The food looks great and tasty I really enjoyed the taste of both of those salads. The portion is enough for sharing of 2 people. Oh and I loved the water that they served in the big container ! It smells very nice and reminds me of the Thai street food in Thailand!!!! I definitely recommend this place !!! Go Mun Kai
… moreHarrison Speegle Chong
Been here twice and its been solid both times!
Service is great and the food is delicious. We love the chicken, crispy pork, and papaya salad! We like the soup they give complementary and the sauces that come with each dish.
… moreService is great and the food is delicious. We love the chicken, crispy pork, and papaya salad! We like the soup they give complementary and the sauces that come with each dish.
Cory von Seggern
So this is a fairly new place that I’ve been waiting to try out and I’m glad I did.
The pork belly was perfectly fried and the noodles and broth was fantastic.
The service was very friendly and every came out looking just as aesthetic as it was tasty.
I’ll definitely keep this in my rotation of restaurants to visit as finding a Thai place that serves more street food style meals is actually harder than you would think.
… moreThe pork belly was perfectly fried and the noodles and broth was fantastic.
The service was very friendly and every came out looking just as aesthetic as it was tasty.
I’ll definitely keep this in my rotation of restaurants to visit as finding a Thai place that serves more street food style meals is actually harder than you would think.
Andy Nguyen
We found this about a month ago, and boy has it become an expensive habit. We’ve been back almost every weekend, whether it’s dine in or take out.
We haven’t had anything bad yet.
– Chicken rice
– Their noodle special posted on wall
– My personal favourite is the kao ka moo
Excellent food, fast service. Try it you might be the next addict 🙂
… moreWe haven’t had anything bad yet.
– Chicken rice
– Their noodle special posted on wall
– My personal favourite is the kao ka moo
Excellent food, fast service. Try it you might be the next addict 🙂
Keng Low
A casual place serving what they call street food or food that thai families would make at home. The taste is very like something you would get at home from grandma’s but the portion isnt. The price vs portion is not in your favor. I did really like the bitter melon pork rib soup. I would get that again
… moreL v
For a soft opening the food we ordered was fantastic! We got crispy chicken skin, som tum Lao style, krispy mun gai, khao ka moo, crispy pork belly, and sticky rice. Portions aren’t huge but enough to share like we did for 3 people and not having a ton of leftovers. Service was exceptional, our wattress helpful, knowledgeable and had the sweetest smile upon entering. We had a great experience, after leaving I was thinking of the next time I was going to return!
… moreLizz
I ordered the chicken skin and the Thai fried chicken with ginger rice and broth. Not pictured was a Thai tea. Overall my experience was okay. I was a bit disappointed with my Thai tea($6) being mostly milk and a faint orange color. I did ask for more Thai tea base but they said they make it the tea every morning so there’s no way for them to adjust it in the moment.
The chicken skin($9)was incredibly salty and personally I did not care for the sweet chili sauce that came with it. I did enjoy the fried chicken ($16)and loved the rice and broth but overall the portion seemed small for how much everything was which was around $30. I’d love if it came with more herbs and cucumber.
… moreThe chicken skin($9)was incredibly salty and personally I did not care for the sweet chili sauce that came with it. I did enjoy the fried chicken ($16)and loved the rice and broth but overall the portion seemed small for how much everything was which was around $30. I’d love if it came with more herbs and cucumber.
Melissa Tran
Great now spot, with a minimal Rice dish menu. Don’t come here if you’re looking for your famous Thai noodles.
They primarily focus on rice dishes, salads, fried Street foods.
We had 3 dishes: the steamed chicken rice, braised pork rice and the mix of bbq pork with sausage rice.
All three hit the spot. It was all very good and I love that it wasn’t a huge portion – it was a true feel of a street plate.
Cost is quite high though. $16 for the steam chicken rice.
Overall. I would come back though. There’s good quality here.
… moreThey primarily focus on rice dishes, salads, fried Street foods.
We had 3 dishes: the steamed chicken rice, braised pork rice and the mix of bbq pork with sausage rice.
All three hit the spot. It was all very good and I love that it wasn’t a huge portion – it was a true feel of a street plate.
Cost is quite high though. $16 for the steam chicken rice.
Overall. I would come back though. There’s good quality here.
munchink
As a Thai I would like to said “Aroi mak”❤️
Hands down one of the best Thai restaurants I’ve tried in the U.S. The flavors were spot-on authentic — it genuinely felt like eating in Thailand. Every dish was rich, aromatic, and cooked to perfection. If you miss real Thai food, this place is a gem!
… moreHands down one of the best Thai restaurants I’ve tried in the U.S. The flavors were spot-on authentic — it genuinely felt like eating in Thailand. Every dish was rich, aromatic, and cooked to perfection. If you miss real Thai food, this place is a gem!