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Address: 10952 Eagle Village Dr Suite 400 D, Fort Myers, FL 33913
Phone: (239) 673-6868
Website: https://thaiudonestero.com/
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Reviews
Rodger Lawson
Thai Cafe. First time there. Food was very good. Service was great. We got Thai tea – that was 3.5 out of 5. Like Muji Thai better. Their spring rolls were very good. Their soup was also good along with the main dish. Sweet n Sour had a bit of spice to it.
… moreT S
ALL of the amazing food we had was absolutely outstanding! From the ramen bowl to the Yakisoba noodles… magnificent. The service was amazing as each team member greeted us on our way in and out. If you’re looking for a fresh Thai option, this my friends is THE PLACE!!
… moreJodi Kaplan Naples, FL
We strolled into Thai Café in Estero and were absolutely delighted! The service was fantastic — our waitress was so kind and welcoming, and we loved learning that her sister owns the restaurant.
The food was a pleasant surprise — flavorful, fresh, and everything you’d hope for from authentic, homemade Thai cuisine. The Pad Thai, Red Chicken Curry, and Panang Curry were all outstanding — truly 10 stars!
From start to finish, it was a wonderful dining experience. We’ll definitely be back soon. Highly recommend if you’re craving delicious, homegrown Thai food!
… moreThe food was a pleasant surprise — flavorful, fresh, and everything you’d hope for from authentic, homemade Thai cuisine. The Pad Thai, Red Chicken Curry, and Panang Curry were all outstanding — truly 10 stars!
From start to finish, it was a wonderful dining experience. We’ll definitely be back soon. Highly recommend if you’re craving delicious, homegrown Thai food!
Gabe Abrams
Good food, friendly service, seated quickly and served very quickly. Vegetarian options existed but weren’t clear or super plentiful. It would have been nice for it to be possible to order dishes without fish sauce, for example.
… moreRanita Anne Isaac
I am a sucker for delicious authentic Asian cuisine and these places are hard to find. That being said, I was so impressed by the pineapple fried rice here. I was salivating from the first mouthful. Seriously, you won’t regret coming here. The atmosphere and ambience is great too and our server was very sweet. Highly recommend
… moreKimberly Jean Baptiste
I’ve been visiting here mainly for the pad Thai! It’s sooo good, like amazing! I want to try other menu items but I’m hesitant. The service is great, friendly staff, especially Marty, he’s always smiling is very nice. Definitely will be in my rotation and I always look forward to going back. Wish I took some pics of my food, might add some next time. 100% recommend!
… moreRuby Barron
I had the pleasure of being served by Marty, he was very attentive. The food was amazing! Definitely coming back, I highly recommend
… moreChristopher “Chris” Smith
Dropped in for dinner and had a great meal. We were seated right away and the service was great. I had the Yahisoba with mixed sea food & vegetables and my partner had Yahisoba with chicken & Pork & vegetables. They were both great. We finished with the Thai donuts that were very tasty.
… moreAmanda Martine
A Bizarre and Disappointing Encounter
My recent visit to Thai Cafe left me utterly perplexed and ultimately, quite disappointed. From the moment we stepped inside, the ambience felt strangely off. It took an inexplicably long time for any staff member to acknowledge our presence; it was as if the back of the house was completely unaware they had customers. Eventually, we were seated, which was a minor inconvenience compared to what followed.
I ordered a glass of Geisen Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, priced at $14. What arrived at the table was a shock – a glass barely filled, containing what looked to be around 4 ounces of wine. When I politely inquired about their pour size and was told it was 8 ounces, the discrepancy was glaring. I mentioned that it seemed significantly less but stated I wouldn’t make a fuss, though I certainly wouldn’t be ordering another.
The real letdown came with the first sip. This was unequivocally not a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. I was almost certain it was just their house wine, masquerading as something else. After another extended absence, our server reappeared with a small craft pour, adding perhaps another ounce to my original meager serving. I declined it, explaining that the taste was simply not right.
When I asked her to clarify what she had actually served me, hoping it was just a simple mistake of grabbing the wrong bottle, her response was astonishing. She admitted to giving me a Sauvignon Blanc that wasn’t even listed on their menu – a Josh Sauvignon Blanc. For anyone with even a passing knowledge of wine regions, it’s common knowledge that Josh Cellars is a California wine, not from New Zealand.
At this point, any desire to dine at Thai Cafe vanished. I requested our check for my child’s apple juice, as we were clearly not going to eat there after this blatant misrepresentation. The server even argued with me slightly, which I found baffling. We simply wanted to pay for the one item we consumed and leave.
The entire experience felt unprofessional and frankly, dishonest. The lack of awareness upon our arrival, the short pour of what was supposed to be a specific wine, and then the admission of serving an entirely different, off-menu bottle – a bottle from a completely different region – all contributed to a truly bizarre and unsatisfactory visit. I cannot recommend Thai Cafe based on this experience and would advise others to be cautious about what they order and receive.
Will not be back.
… moreMy recent visit to Thai Cafe left me utterly perplexed and ultimately, quite disappointed. From the moment we stepped inside, the ambience felt strangely off. It took an inexplicably long time for any staff member to acknowledge our presence; it was as if the back of the house was completely unaware they had customers. Eventually, we were seated, which was a minor inconvenience compared to what followed.
I ordered a glass of Geisen Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, priced at $14. What arrived at the table was a shock – a glass barely filled, containing what looked to be around 4 ounces of wine. When I politely inquired about their pour size and was told it was 8 ounces, the discrepancy was glaring. I mentioned that it seemed significantly less but stated I wouldn’t make a fuss, though I certainly wouldn’t be ordering another.
The real letdown came with the first sip. This was unequivocally not a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. I was almost certain it was just their house wine, masquerading as something else. After another extended absence, our server reappeared with a small craft pour, adding perhaps another ounce to my original meager serving. I declined it, explaining that the taste was simply not right.
When I asked her to clarify what she had actually served me, hoping it was just a simple mistake of grabbing the wrong bottle, her response was astonishing. She admitted to giving me a Sauvignon Blanc that wasn’t even listed on their menu – a Josh Sauvignon Blanc. For anyone with even a passing knowledge of wine regions, it’s common knowledge that Josh Cellars is a California wine, not from New Zealand.
At this point, any desire to dine at Thai Cafe vanished. I requested our check for my child’s apple juice, as we were clearly not going to eat there after this blatant misrepresentation. The server even argued with me slightly, which I found baffling. We simply wanted to pay for the one item we consumed and leave.
The entire experience felt unprofessional and frankly, dishonest. The lack of awareness upon our arrival, the short pour of what was supposed to be a specific wine, and then the admission of serving an entirely different, off-menu bottle – a bottle from a completely different region – all contributed to a truly bizarre and unsatisfactory visit. I cannot recommend Thai Cafe based on this experience and would advise others to be cautious about what they order and receive.
Will not be back.
Ruby I
Walked by this Thai cafe several times and seen the beautiful dishes and had to try it. It did not disappoint. The hostess pleasantly greeted us and had us seated right away. They have indoor/outdoor seating. The waiter was super friendly and funny! He was a delight and made our day! He showed us their great lunch specials and gave us perfect suggestions for our three different likes. The plating was beautiful. I ordered the eggplant dish with chicken served with a spring roll and thai chicken soup. My friends ordered the vegetable mix in garlic sauce with chicken, and the steamed vegetables with steamed tofu. All were delicious! This will be a new Thai place to visit often. Service and food were all excellent! Thank you for the great experience!
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