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We maintain the original Thai taste and Thai look in the food served at Thai House of Orlando. All the dishes on the menu that have a Thai name 9 and some that don’t) are prepared and served in the tradition way. Unless you specify otherwise, food is served in a particular order according to Thai custom. Sharing of food is encouraged and brings great joy.
A variety of traditional Thai dishes, including vegetarian fare, presented in a quaint atmosphere.
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Address: 2117 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32803
Phone: (407) 898-0820
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We maintain the original Thai taste and Thai look in the food served at Thai House of Orlando. All the dishes on the menu that have a Thai name 9 and some that …
Thai house of Orlando
We maintain the original Thai taste and Thai look in the food served at Thai House of Orlando.
Thai House Restaurant of Orlando
Thai House of Orlando – A traditional Thai cusine Dining adventure in Central Florida Orlando location.
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Laina
Cute, intimate spot for Thai food near the Milk District. The staff is very friendly and the service is quick. Prices are reasonable and portion size is okay. Not as authentic as some other Thai restaurants, but the food is still good. There’s additional parking in the back, so plenty of space beyond the small front lot.
… moreD Cheh
The food is fresh but not as tasty as we thought it would be. I asked for mild-medium spice for my ginger fish, but the kitchen/server forgot and it was very bland. zero flavor, but fresh. The white rice is included in the price.
As appetizer we had fried shrimp (greasy but tasty) and satay, which was pork rather than chicken as usual.
The setting is pleasant with booths.
… moreAs appetizer we had fried shrimp (greasy but tasty) and satay, which was pork rather than chicken as usual.
The setting is pleasant with booths.
Nancy Pham
Food: the food is good. I feel like their portion sizes used to be bigger or the are the same size as their lunch. I will have to compare because it’s been a hot minute since I had their lunch.
Service: it was Valentine’s Day. It wasn’t that busy inside but maybe they had tons of online orders but the service was slow. I had to ask for all the normal stuff on my own and walking up like chop sticks, water and the spice rack.
Ambiance: it looks the same as before. Kinda old furniture and a fish tank. It’s not the most comfy seats but it’s not the worst. It’s nice inside overall.
… moreService: it was Valentine’s Day. It wasn’t that busy inside but maybe they had tons of online orders but the service was slow. I had to ask for all the normal stuff on my own and walking up like chop sticks, water and the spice rack.
Ambiance: it looks the same as before. Kinda old furniture and a fish tank. It’s not the most comfy seats but it’s not the worst. It’s nice inside overall.
N D
The food was delicious. The servers were attentive. Excellent service. Food portions were a bit smaller than the other Thai restaurants I’ve been too. Reasonably priced menu.
… moreSusan Heacock
Wonderful Thai restaurant.
Food is delicious. Service is polite and efficient.
I recommend the red prawns in chili sauce!
… moreFood is delicious. Service is polite and efficient.
I recommend the red prawns in chili sauce!
Chris McMillen
The food here reminds me of a restaurant I use to go to a lot in Las Vegas. I got the Thai House Duck along with the fried dumplings. The duck came out sizzling like chilis fajitas. The side of rice was enough as well to mix together with the duck and all the vegetables that came with it to create a big meal for a great price. Will return for sure to try more menu items.
… moreJiM PiZarro
It’s No Meat Friday so my wife and I decided to share family-style, even though it was just the two of us. This is the only way to experience both dishes. We ordered the prawns in chili sauce and seafood Pad Thai, both of which came with large shrimp. The prawns in chili sauce weren’t spicy at all and the squid in the Pad Thai was a bit rubbery. I don’t remember tasting any crab meat, either. Still, both dishes were delicious and we really enjoyed our lunch. Outstanding service that exceeded all expectations.
… moreJohn Serrano
Finally got a chance to stop in and try Thai House after driving by it for many years. We wish we would have stopped in sooner. The food was great! The service was equally great and the atmosphere was super chill.
I started with some wonton soup which was really tasty. My wife had the Thai salad which she enjoyed (can easily share the salad between 2 people). For our main dishes, my wife had Yellow Curry with chicken and I had Pad Ke Mow with beef & chicken. We loved them both! Very flavorful and large sized portions (you’ll be either really full or have leftovers afterwards). They have a large menu with lots of dishes to try, all reasonably priced.
We look forward to our next visit!
… moreI started with some wonton soup which was really tasty. My wife had the Thai salad which she enjoyed (can easily share the salad between 2 people). For our main dishes, my wife had Yellow Curry with chicken and I had Pad Ke Mow with beef & chicken. We loved them both! Very flavorful and large sized portions (you’ll be either really full or have leftovers afterwards). They have a large menu with lots of dishes to try, all reasonably priced.
We look forward to our next visit!
Lady Elisabeth
My boyfriend and I popped into Thai House of Orlando for a quick lunch before grocery shopping, and let me tell you—this place was a whole vibe.
When we arrived, we were the only ones there, which felt like being VIPs at a private Thai dining experience. But just as we got cozy, the place started buzzing with more diners, proving this spot is no hidden secret.
First, let’s talk about the seating situation. They have a traditional seating area for larger parties that I’ve never seen before—like a high-rise booth, but without seats. You’re expected to sit on the floor crisscross applesauce, kindergarten style, which instantly made me nostalgic and slightly terrified of my inflexibility. But hey, when in Rome…or Thailand. (No cultural disrespect intended—it was actually super cool and made me wish I’d come with a group just to try it out!)
Our server was incredibly sweet and made the experience even better. And the Christmas decorations? Chef’s kiss. It felt like we were dining in Santa’s workshop, but with spring rolls instead of cookies.
Speaking of spring rolls, those were crispy, fresh, and disappeared from our plate faster than you can say “Pad Thai.” I had the Pad Thai for my main dish, and it hit all the right notes—savory, nutty, and comforting. My boyfriend went for chicken and beef with veggies and rice, and his plate looked so good I considered stealing a bite. (Okay, fine, I didn’t steal a bite. I can’t eat beef. That’s probably why he ordered it.)
Thai House is the perfect mix of charm, good food, and a sprinkle of whimsy with the seating and decor. Would I come back? Probably. But next time, I’m bringing friends so we can experience the no chair booth in all its glory.
… moreWhen we arrived, we were the only ones there, which felt like being VIPs at a private Thai dining experience. But just as we got cozy, the place started buzzing with more diners, proving this spot is no hidden secret.
First, let’s talk about the seating situation. They have a traditional seating area for larger parties that I’ve never seen before—like a high-rise booth, but without seats. You’re expected to sit on the floor crisscross applesauce, kindergarten style, which instantly made me nostalgic and slightly terrified of my inflexibility. But hey, when in Rome…or Thailand. (No cultural disrespect intended—it was actually super cool and made me wish I’d come with a group just to try it out!)
Our server was incredibly sweet and made the experience even better. And the Christmas decorations? Chef’s kiss. It felt like we were dining in Santa’s workshop, but with spring rolls instead of cookies.
Speaking of spring rolls, those were crispy, fresh, and disappeared from our plate faster than you can say “Pad Thai.” I had the Pad Thai for my main dish, and it hit all the right notes—savory, nutty, and comforting. My boyfriend went for chicken and beef with veggies and rice, and his plate looked so good I considered stealing a bite. (Okay, fine, I didn’t steal a bite. I can’t eat beef. That’s probably why he ordered it.)
Thai House is the perfect mix of charm, good food, and a sprinkle of whimsy with the seating and decor. Would I come back? Probably. But next time, I’m bringing friends so we can experience the no chair booth in all its glory.
dan safra
It’s surprising to find a delicious Thai food in an old building like this. But Thai house delivers amazing flavors on all dishes. service is good and attentive. It’s a great place for lunch with the family or dinner with friends. Not so much for a romantic date. Papaya salad is a good idea if you can handle the heat.
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