

Authenticity is not just about the ingredient. Our authenticity is about the tradition, practices, delicacy, and the quality of the ingredients. Since 2001, we at Thai Villa has been crafting authentic Thai food for our customers with utmost passion, the same passion a mother would cook for the family in Thailand. Now at the second generation of the same family since the beginning, the same beliefs has been maintained. We love our customers, and we love that they love our food. And it is these love and passions that we hold in our house, our Thai Villa.
Straightforward, wood-paneled choice for classic Thai curries, noodles & stir-fries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7355 Aloma Ave, Winter Park, FL 32792
Phone: (407) 677-8957
Website: http://www.thaivillaorlando.com/
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Food: Excellent we had some delicious food. I had the chicken spring rolls and the double treat chicken.
Service: Excellent, we were greeted as we arrived by a host at a reception type desk, he and our waitress were equally friendly and polite. Our waitress was helpful and attentive.
Ambiance: Welcoming environment, with a laid back feel. Indoor seating with bar, typical Asian style decor. In all a great meal.
Best experience, Highly recommend
Update: Came back years later and still just as amazing. I can not stress enough how delicious the food is here!
Had the pork green curry, Tom kah soup with shrimp, summer rolls, steamed dumplings, coconut ice cream. All delicious and fresh. Pork was thinly cut and not chunky so knife not needed. Unlike other Thai places,Tom kah soup not highly salted. Summer roll wrap was not too sticky or fragile that it kept integrity for first couple bites with shrimp and veggies well rolled. Steamed dumplings pleasant surprise – my fave are the shrimp shumai that seem so rare in Orlando Asian restaurants – but the minced pork and shrimp were blended amazingly – smooth, subtle, delicate, no large chunks or harsh flavor so melt in the mouth good! All dishes I tried, I recommend but nowhere to list – guess my tastes may be a little off the popular list.
Dining room seems small with 10-12 tables, but no trouble moving between tables. Diners don’t stay long cuz ambience not conducive to long stays: decor simple. But nice desserts – two large scoops of coconut ice cream for $4 was reasonable. TV screens with sports channels on but no bar to hang out casually.
Worth the wait but even on weekend nite, no long lines even though full occupancy. A definite return visit but warning – they close early at 8:30 every nite even on weekends!
Also, parking can be tricky but won’t take too long to figure out. And service is excellent despite being busy.
I returned and dined in this time. Was quickly greeted and seated. I went with the beef Larb once more ($14) plus a side of white rice ($3) and an order of the fresh shrimp rolls which had a delicious peanut sauce ($6). Truly enjoyed my meal and was so happy I was able to dine in.
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I was driving around, deciding on what to have for dinner, and finally made it here. They are only doing take out until Sept 26th due to not having servers, so I got the fresh shrimp rolls ($6) and the beef larb ($13). Got home to realize their larb doesn’t have rice, so I heated up some of my Trader Joe’s frozen cooked rice and made a big meal. The flavors were fresh and delicious, I ordered the larb mild because I don’t have a heat tolerance yet, but I’m building it up. I will need to return to try their panang once I can sit in. It’s a small spot, so I know it gets packed. While I was waiting, there were quite a few people picking up their orders as well.